i was asking about elizabeth. tells elizabeth gibson to update elizabeth powel on nellie's life. one letter she says tell my dear friend mrs. powel that her little nellie has become a grandmother. elizabeth was very much connected with these descendants long after george washington had died. the last thing i want to talk about before we take some questions, i am so excited to hear that we have questions, is this portrait and this little excerpt. this portrait is done by an artist named joseph wright, who actually painted the portrait that i talked about earlier above elizabeth powel. this was done in about 1784, i believe. the powel's actually owned a copy of this portrait. this image is the exact portrait that the powel's owned formerly at the philadelphia history museum -- now with drexel university, the powel's acquired it sometime in the 1780's. it is a wonderful portrait of washington. this is actually one of the best portraits, but elizabeth powell's nephew did not think so. [laughs] so, this is a very cool little glimpse into elizabeth friendship with bushrod washington, b

elizabeth: okay. quite a story. we'll stay on it. congressman comer, thank you so much for joining us tonight, sir. good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: this story coming up a new ban on stock trading on move in the house, stock trading by congress that is. no word from speaker pelosi after the uproar over her husband's lucrative stock trades. a new possible narrative in rising gas from the gas prices from the white house? you will want to hear this one. fox news contributor liz peek on "the evening edit" next. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me from being me. zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and it's the first and only s1p receptor modulator approved for uc. ♪ d

on the other side of the queen mother was elizabeth's sister, princess margaret in the 2nd row elizabeth's mother in law. princess alice of greece, wearing the habit of the greek orthodox order she founded her son, prince philip, of edinburgh, had converted to the anglican charge in order to marry his distant cousin. elizabeth the 2nd ah ah ah ah ah, ah, the queen is welcomed by a latin lord or him of praise, or tradition dating back 900 years to william the conqueror. mm. it was elizabeth herself who had chosen to televise her proper coronation, a daring decision. television was a new medium and technical errors still occurred frequently. simultaneously broadcasting live images in multiple countries was no small feat. elizabeth's 1st major experience dealing with the media, took place in 1947 on a long journey with her parents to south africa. the trip was officially organized to allow the alien king george the 6th to rest neither elizabeth sitting next to her father nor her younger sister margaret had ever visited the empire. reporters covering the royal family's crossing captured a ligh

elizabeth: edward lawrence. joining us congresswoman kat cammack from house homeland security and congressman french hill from house financial services. first to you, congresswoman cammack, there is concerns that the rate hike will not stop inflation. climate czar john kerry is saying the quiet part out loud, i'm not sure how much biden's inflation reduction act is helping stop inflation. are they having fears that the fed will push us deeper into recession? >> we heard on the hill earlier this week. you can't spend over $6 trillion and expect that you won't be experiencing historic inflation. listen, i don't know why anybody still listens to biden, pelosi or schumer. they talk about these issues as though they are one of the working class, like one of us. but they lecture us about these economic policies not ever having filled up a gas tank in the last 40 years. nancy pelosi hasn't shopped for groceries in the last 60 years. give me a break. they don't understand what it is like out in the real world. they're r

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i was asking about elizabeth. tells elizabeth gibson to update elizabeth powel on nellie's life. one letter she says tell my dear friend mrs. powel that her little nellie has become a grandmother. elizabeth was very much connected with these descendants long after george washington had died. the last thing i want to talk about before we take some questions, i am so excited to hear that we have questions, is this portrait and this little excerpt. this portrait is done by an artist named joseph wright, who actually painted the portrait that i talked about earlier above elizabeth powel. this was done in about 1784, i believe. the powel's actually owned a copy of this portrait. this image is the exact portrait that the powel's owned formerly at the philadelphia history museum -- now with drexel university, the powel's acquired it sometime in the 1780's. it is a wonderful portrait of washington. this is actually one of the best portraits, but elizabeth powell's nephew did not think so. [laughs] so, this is a very cool little glimpse into elizabeth friendship with bushrod washington, b

when elizabeth, your aunt darted we. the queen turned in all 4 directions, so that those suited could loudly proclaim her. they recognised her as sovereign. ah ah, next followed the of the other. the young sovereign swore to govern the united kingdom and its territories, by respecting their laws and customs. i fallen upon if they do sad, came a religious right called the anointing ah, in a sign of humility, the queen put on a plain white dress and receives several drops of sacred doin, out of respect for the spirituality of this ritual cameras, but not allowed to film this mount of the ceremony in stand, the anointment took place under a golden canopy out of public sight. ah, full stage was the investiture having received the royal emblems. elizabeth was crowned by the archbishop of canterbury. ah, then homage was paid. the royal peers, including elizabeth's husband, the duke of adam, nora filed before the queen, to swear their fealty. ivan tammy alby, man of life hulu. the ceremony concluded with the anglican service of

elizabeth: welcome to the show, a moving tribute to queen elizabeth. madelynn rivera in london with the latest. >> the british m monarchy endina chapter friday with the death of queen elizabeth iii. >> that promise to lifelong service i renew to all today. >> king charles vowing to continue queen elizabeth's service today. charles spoke about his family, including his sons william, now the prince of wales, and harry. as well as their wives katherine and meghan. he also deliver add message to his late mother. >> thank you for your love and devotion to our family. family and to family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. >> earlier friday, charles arrived back in london for his first full day of duties. he greeted crowds of supporters at buckingham palace and he takes the throne as the world mourns the queen's death and the bells tolled and 96 gun absolute rang out across the uk to mark her passing and thousands of supporters gathered outside of buckingham palace and balmoral palace and many are emotional about the end of a queen's 7

elizabeth: you know -- >> i don't think it'll work. elizabeth: now it's a problem. we also have this, bell, this new tipping point in dc, the dc press core, we're talking cbs, cnn, they all came together in an unusual moment demanding to know why president biden, perhaps one of his worst moments repeatedly called on and for the late representative jackie walkorski at an event and the vice president make a major mistake about north korea. watch this. >> i want to thank you all of you here for including bipartisan elected officials like senators and representative jackie -- are you here? where's' jackie? i didn't think she was going to be there. >> frankly, i think you need to explain where the mistake was made. >> you're jumping to a lot of conclusions and what i said she was on top of mind. that's not un-you shall. >> go after him for forgetting that someone has passed. i mean, she passed last month. not like 100 years ago. >> look, i guess on the upside at least he notice that had she wasn't there. this is a good thing. yeah, could have been much worse if he was li

poor queen elizabeth. the queen, very young indeed. >> no one knows what was going through her mines. how devastated she must be. >> the queen is now the head of the royal family. it is her responsibility. she has the biggest job in the world and everyone is watching to see whether she can succeed. >> next on the windsor's, philip and elizabeth are a golden couple. behind the scenes, he is restless. >> there are rumors that there might be cracks in the queens marriage. >> her sisters actually involved with a divorced man. >> whether there is a conflict, it is duty that comes first. >> the latest in a long line of brides prepared to join the most celebrated royal family on earth. meghan markle will marry into a world of grand tradition and vast wealth. >> my whole life shall be devoted to your service. >> all that glitters is not gold. for 100 years,

elizabeth? conservative advised as warn. ha! wilson supposed to be a lefty and planned the social revolution. there was quite a lot of trepidation in buckingham palace as to what this chart would be like. but to their surprise, they found that wilson himself was quite a monarchist. a royalist elizabeth advisors forget that harold wilson is not only the leader of the labor party, but also an oxford don wilson, i think, was the 1st to treat her as an equal ah, and, and not looked down on her. and certainly to make it clear that he wasn't looking.

she was our constant throughout this great elizabeth elizabeth, an era she said. and former british prime minister, tony blair, has said, queen elizabeth brought the country together more than any other and personified everything that made people proud to be british. we have lost, not just our monarch, but the matriarch of our nation, the figure who more than any other brought our country together kept us in touch with our better nature. lived out of buckingham palace, once again al jazeera nave. barker, is there a need describe what, what's, what's happening there? rory was telling us a little earlier when he was there that, that, that the crowd that crowd there despite the inclement weather, keeps getting big. it is deeply, deeply atmospheric here i arrived here by london underground as a short while ago and you can hear the peal of applause and she is if you get closer and closer to buckingham palace is almost of course, inevitable for people to see this sir iconic facade is the landmark where they will gather for such momentous occasion. you hear also in the,

ah, when princess elizabeth of york became queen elizabeth a 2nd 70 years ago, the world was a drastically different place. as the longest reigning monarch in the united kingdom history, she became a constant to even in times of political turmoil and social a people. now the queen has died at the age of $96.00. it's the end of an era in many ways. generations haven't known a world without queen elizabeth. tonight we want to take a look back at a life dedicated to public service and ahead at what her death means for the united kingdom and the commonwealth and for the future of the british monarchy, now officially led by charles king charles the 3rd of nichol, ferla him berlin, and this is the day aa queen elizabeth the 2nd was the wrong on which molten britain was built for the vault majority of the late queen has supreme simply look quit the only buffalo our court today, the crown pulses, as it has done more than a 1000 years to our new moment. all new head of state, his majesty. king charles, the 3rd britons queen elizabeth. the 2nd has died. she was 96. she passed away at ball moral cast

for a moment, elizabeth loses her eternal smile. actually, your majesty is closing words to me at buckingham palace on tuesday. at the end of our, our weekly session were, please don't be to abusive. no british prime minister can afford such a mishap. may be one of the reasons why bless audiences with elizabeth are often over after just 20 minutes. our queen, with a keen sense of humor and a mean ability for military. in the end, blair loses both popular and political support. he vacate downing street to make room for his successor gordon brown. brown's government is hapless and after only 3 years, he has to make way for david cameron, a tory, the queen's 12th prime minister in 2011, prince william and kate's fairy tale wedding makes the monarchy more popular than ever. politically, however, the united kingdom is facing one of the biggest crises in its history. breck fit. although david cameron is against britain leaving the you, he promises his people a referendum. he hopes this will strengthen his position as prime minister above

the second -- elizabeth ii. [applause] queen elizabeth: i do hope that you can see me today from where you are. [laughter] [applause] queen elizabeth: mr. speaker, mr. president, distinguished members of congress, i know what a rare privilege it is to address a joint meeting. thank you all for inviting me. the concept is simply described by airfare ham lincoln -- by abraham lincoln of "a government by the people, for the people, of a -- the people" is fundamental for our two nations. your congress and our parliament or the twin pillars of our civilization and the peace among the many treasures that we have inherited from our predecessors. we, like you, are staunch believers in the freedom of the individual and the rules of a fair and just law. this support is shared with our european partners in the wider atlantic community. they are the bedrock of the western world. some people believe that power rose from the barrel of a gun. so it can but history shows that it never bodes well or for very long. in the end, it

elizabeth: stay on this. if i work at the pentagon and i have twitter on my phone, somebody whose a foreign asset inside of twitter, i'm just speculating here, hypothetically, they could look at defense workers, other apps they're accessing? >> if they're using those apps on the phone with their twitter app, yes. at the very least, by the, virtue of that defense employee using twitter, having a twitter account, the chinese spy knows that person works at the pentagon. maybe that flags for the chinese government through this twitter employee, that's a person worth pursuing, worth finding out more about and i think the threats are untold. it is exactly the fact that we don't know which is so scary. it is not just the chinese. this is, this is a threat all silicon valley companies pose to americans because their access to private user data is essentially unregulated and it is threatening from the chinese. it is also threatening from these tech oligarchs are trying to impose a certain ideology on americans and we

between elizabeth ii -- queen elizabeth ii met 13 sitting u.s. presidents in the course of her life, some kind of record, and a show of fortitude. she would dutifully roll out the red carpet or buckle up on her royal jet for yet another visit to the white house. the queen's myriad encounters with u.s. presidents over the last seven decades provided a regular tableau of the enduring british-american relationship, a symbol between the bond -- symbol of the bond between the one-time colonial power and the united states there is always something grand when a president met with the queen. your thoughts on reading what peter baker had to write and the legacy of queen elizabeth ii. let me show you the front pages of the british newspapers this morning. the london times this morning with a picture of a young queen, a life in service their headline this morning. moving on to the sun. we love to you, ma'am, their headline. the daily star. "you did your duty, ma'am." the daily express, "our beloved queen is dead." the mirror with a simple "thank you" on the

elizabeth: seriously? this is how bad fentanyl and the border crisis is, parents have to carry narcan? >> it's appalling. and honestly, i mean, the really simple things that most people expect is their child will be safe. and what we're hearing from the cdc when they say things like that is even when your child is9 at school, you will the no -- you will not be safe. elizabeth: we had two west virginia cops saved by an off-duty nurse because a suspect threw open yoidz, possibly fentanyl, in their faces. this happened on tuesday evening. nancy pelosi, the speaker, says the president's still working on a plan to secure the border. this is 20 months after he took office. besides the human trafficking and truck trafficking in fentanyl, watch this. >> i believe that we have to have a secure border, and if i think that we are trying to address it. the president has a plan to address that. elizabeth: what's the plan? if he's been in office for almost two years. >> it's a great question and, honestly, this administ

in 1926, elizabeth came into the world. she was not born to be queen, but when her uncle king edward the 8th advocated after less than a year on the throne, elizabeth father was crowned king. his daughter suddenly became the crown princess . she accepted the task and took it seriously. even in her youth, i did have before you all the time. i, whether it be no short shall be debated your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong. during world war 2, elizabeth did her military service as a mechanic after the war. she married naval officer, philip mount patton, her great love, ah, one year later, prince charles was born. the 1st of 4 children. ah, in february in 1950 to her father, king george, the 6th died. elizabeth replaced him while on a trip to africa. the tragic news reached princess elizabeth and her husband, while in kenya and the new queen left immediately for london. elizabeth, the 2nd was only 25 years of age. her carnation ceremony did not take place until the following year. in

>>> tonight, queen elizabeth ii has died at 96. prince charles assuming the throne as king charles iii. the u.s. and the world paying respects. a symbol of strength and british resolve, the uk's longest serving nning years. buckingham pal the queen died peacefully at her home in scotland. buckingham palace staff posting the notice. the news coming just hours after the palace released a rare statement, saying doctors were concerned about her health. the royal family rushing to scotland to be by her side. charles releasing his first statement as the new king. calling the death of his mother a moment of greatest sadness. more than 80% of britons were born with elizabeth as their queen. the imaging coming in at this hour. the british flag lowered to half staff. a double rainbow appearing over buckingham palace amid news of her death. tributes pouring in from around the world. president biden tonight saying queen elizabeth ii was more than a monarch. she defined an era. maggie rulli, james long man in england. mary bruce at the white ho

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 the country's morale. >> to make the world of tomorr tter haperce. served as a volunteer to effort. her marriage to philip mountbatten, a member of the deposed greek royal family, gave a war-weary country something to celebrate. and the children the marriage produced, first charles and then ann, secured the future. elizabeth's coronation in 1953 was the first ever to be televised, and it began a reign with a singular purpose -- >> my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service. >> reporter: but the royal ride was sometimes bumpy. the

elizabeth by 2 guns, dimmed in some em lunch. elizabeth the 2nd devoted her life to the service of her countrymen and women. look to follow dunc barcode often, and we look with gratitude at the life of the queen who stood among other things that were done for you to also over coming m ninty. after the 2nd world war. her many visits to germany, them because of her strong presence and interest in the people she met will stay with us for a long time. over the ladies and gentlemen that i have already turned on for me to share our condolences with british prime minister is trust germany to mourned the death of a queen elizabeth the 2nd. we wish her successor, king charles, the 3rd strength, and kinda all the best for his reign. thank you. they just heard earl german, chancellor, all of charlotte paying his respects to queen elizabeth. let's go back to dw political correspondent, nina houser, who standing in front of the chance, larry, nina, a very brief statement there what stood out to you in the chancellor's words. but it's essentially what we expected is a repeat of what he said on twitt

but queen elizabeth the 2nd leaves a great legacy. eva joins, aside from buckingham palace and many people there wanting to be part of that name and neath. yeah, that's of the absolutely right, lauren, it's a doc and extremely wet evening here, but yet this is of course a hugely historic momentous occasion, which is why we've seen many mighty people come and go. there was a sea of umbrellas here behind main next the statue of queen victoria in front of the well famous of course facade of buckingham palace is on the gates of that palace, where earlier on unofficial royal notice was posted. that's where you many, many announcements in the past to have been made robust weightings and of course deaths as well. people as you mention, of course, want to be here to be part of this historic moment. it is a sad moment, but it doesn't feel in any way like a somber atmosphere. we've heard people bursting into song singing the national anthem, other people shouting, god, save the king, to mark the assumption of king charles the 3rd to the british

he does fall clinic in elizabeth line of how queen elizabeth was a woman who defined a century and in the united kingdom and beyond liver. he knows that advice. she witnessed history side cassie and wrote it herself and said good shift, tinkersly. her majesty was held in great esteem against unveiled and was respected around the world here in germany and art she was admired and venerated on for it, who yawn, a daughter of millions of germans are united in sorrow and sympathy and toner with the people of the united came dining in chronic irish for bond like some truly heartfelt tributes there from around the world. how will the queen bee remembered internationally, i think, is somebody who didn't ever want to give up the job and always put duty and service 1st. and i think also with somebody who was above politics. so despite the fact that she had presided over 15 british prime ministers from the winston churchill all the way through to live trust who just on tuesday became prime minister. she rose above it all and you know, the u. k has, has been through some pretty difficult decades,

but queen elizabeth the 2nd leaves a great legacy. queen elizabeth the 2nd came to thrown on the death of her father in 1952 and became the longest reigning monarch in british history under simmons looks back at her life. ah, in modern times, no monica on earth could blame the level of popularity in respect that queen elizabeth the 2nd enjoyed right into her advancing years. ah, marine was the longest in british history marked in spectacular style by the 1st ever platinum jubilee scenes, reminiscent to the end of the 2nd world war. in 1945. she was celebrating 70 years. ah. what a constant 2021 the year before. and this ensuring image between alone with her soul, yet stoic, the death of her husband, prince philip, and a marriage that lasted 73 years had focused mines on her remarkable reign. she wasn't born to be queen. her childhood was care free. here with sister margaret. but then came change. at 10, she found herself as air to the throne. her uncle, king, edward, the 8th abdicated. her father became king. she was leading a very qu

but queen elizabeth the second leaves a great legacy. today, the crown passes as has done for more than a thousand years to our new monarch, our new head of state, his majesty king charles . a third, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country, exactly as her majesty would have wished by saying the words godse of the king that the prime minister talks about god save the king. and with us now, more on what's being called operation london bridge is the executive director of the henry jackson society, alan mendoza. mr. mendoza, thank you for coming on . she was talking about the passing of the crown, but the actual crown might not be given for several months. it's going to take a while before they actually get to that point. >> yes, exactly. i mean, what you have now is a process where there will be a coronation. of course, where the crown is formally handed over to king charles . but he does take over immediately as the monarch. there can be no waiting between the two the two sort of monarchs, the monarch in place

in 1926, elizabeth came into the world. she was not born to be queen, but when her uncle king edward the 8th advocated after less than a year on the throne, elizabeth father was crowned king. his daughter suddenly became the crown princess . she accepted the task and took it seriously. even in her youth, i did have before you all the high weather, if the normal shore shall be debated, the old service and the service or grace imperial family to which we all belong during world war 2, elizabeth did her military service as a mechanic after the war. she married naval officer, philip mount patton, her great love. ah, one year later, prince charles was born. the 1st of 4 children. ah, in february in 1950 to her father, king george the 6th died. elizabeth replaced him while on a trip to africa. the tragic news reached princess elizabeth and her husband, while in kenya and the new queen left immediately for london. elizabeth the 2nd was only 25 years of age. her carnation ceremony did not take place until the following year. in jun

the coronation of queen elizabeth, the 2nd w i. she's got who uses the thoughts they will grey, you will be able to oh london, 1953 on june. the 2nd, the royal coach left buckingham palace at 1026 a. m. the young woman sitting inside was just 27. queen elizabeth, the 2nd of england, was on her way to westminster abbey for her coronation. this colossal celebration became a day for the ages. not only for the nation, but also for the early history of television. for the 1st time ever. over 100000000 people across great britain, europe and north america were able to watch the pageantry in london on television. in 1953. that was nothing short of a sensation. cameras stood everywhere. ah, ah, what did all this media attention mean to young queen elizabeth, to the royal family, to the british government. and why did television play such a role in the coronation? when the young queen's advises, particularly prime minister, winston churchill were very much against it. after all, just 8 years had passed since the end of world war 2. it would

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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 the american divorcee wallis 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 the youth are often thinking of the old country. >> reporter: during the second world war, she had worked to raise the country's morale. >> to make the world of tomorrow a better and happier place. >> reporter: and she had also served as a volunteer in the war effort. her marriage to philip mountbatten, an anglicizedlip mountbatten, anang lisized member o member of the deposed greek royal family, gave a war-weary country something to celebrate. and the children the marriage produced-- first charles and then anne-- secured the future. elizabeth's coronation in 1953 wasthe first-ever to be televised, and it began a reign with a singular purpose. >> my whole li

queen elizabeth in her own words. what she said at just 21 years old, the commitment she made, her promise. her profound words right here tonight. >>> we also have the other major news this thursday night, the deadly shooting spree in memphis. >>> also, longtime trump ally steve bannon charged in new york. state prosecutors accusing him of stealing from donors who gave money thinking that money would build a border wall. they thought they were buying bricks with their names on them for the wall. millions of dollars. >>> the wildfires and the heat. more than 70 large fires burning in several states tonight. 55 million americans under heat and fire alerts across several states. >>> tributes tonight to a pioneer of cable news. remembering bernard shaw. >>> and at the end here tonight, the message from the queen we thought fitting to play here again tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here tonight as the world remembers and honors queen elizabeth ii. word of her death echoing around the world toda

queen elizabeth the 2nd. ah. earlier i talked to thomas kidding or in london he was london corresponded for the german newspaper, developed and a queen biographer would. i think the legacy can be summarized into was his continuity and stupidity. she has had the good fortune of having reaching a high age so that to be able to, to do rain over have folks for certain decades that has created a sense of stability in the midst of some very turbulent times of britain has gone through and continuity is part and parcel of the whole institution of the monarchy . it's last of a 1000 years. and he is actually only 240th successor since the conquest of the normans in $1066.00 said continue. doing stupidity are the 2 words that you must and always will future remember by so maybe against a 1000 years doesn't sound like much, but 70 years is is nothing to sneeze at. she ascended the lead. she has tended the throne as a very young woman at a time dominated by older men. can you tell us more about how she was able to secure hers

queen elizabeth, the 2nd is dead at the age of $96.00. she was one of the world's longest reigning monarchs and heads of state. her death means that her son charles, succeed sir, immediately at the age of 73. taking the name king charles the 3rd. he called her mother's his mother's death, a moment of great sadness for himself and the royal family. condolences have come in from leaders around the world. german chancellor, olaf shalt said she was a role model and an inspiration for millions of people. many in london, the seat of the royal family gathered to pay their respects. oh, they gathered it may thousands to pay tribute to their queen. it's a lost the country new would come. yet the sense of shock and sadness is palpable and profound. with oh, none, da swan queen is here. she's in the past. there was always look to some, oh is this i do this very, very sad day fledged her life country in she lives in this country with great reverence and duty respect and honor. and i just don't know like from multiple wireless, but i think she was a m

queen elizabeth. across the pond. but close to so many american hearts. >> the queen has just left buckingham palace. >> it was love at first sight. her coronation. watched by millions coast to coast. >> i'm delighted to be here. >> on her first visit as queen, she revelled in an all american welcome, a state dinner hosted by president eisenhower, and a ticker tape parade in new york, regal, yet relatable, the young monarch leaving an enduring impression. since then, america's royal obsession only growing. as queen elizabeth charmed us, including celebrating america's past time. >> can we see her? >> because i mean, she came all the way from england. >> wonderful. she's a great lady of the world. >> and watching horse racing. >> my heart is still pounding. >> i was overwhelmed. i got chills. >> our fascination, extending to her children, and grandchildren, through all of the highs and the lows. on america's 200th birthday, she spoke about the special ties between the u.s. and u.k. >> your declaration of independence b

but queen elizabeth continued to inspire people around the world. during the covid pandemic, her words helped everyone to keep calm and carry on. >> this time we join with all nations across the globe in a common endeavor. using the great advances of science and our instinctive compassion to heal we will succeed and that success will belong to every one of us >> reporter: she was the longest reigning british monarch in history on the throne for more than 70 years. her platinum jubilee celebrated with a military parade, beacons lit across the world >> i keep mine in here >> reporter: a surprise appearance from paddington bear and over 10 the million people across britain gathering for street parties to honor their one and only queen the jubilee concluded with a final wave from queen elizabeth from the balcony of buckingham palace she was joined by three future kings. prince charles, prince william and prince george. the crowds cheering for queen elizabeth ii a monarch for the ages for "the news," i'm keir simmons. >> our friend wilfred frost is with

symbols of elizabeth. what stays and what goes. >>> in ukraine, russia retreats after a stunning advance of ukrainian troops. >>> plus, weather whiplash in the west. >> i'm ben tracey in southern cal, where firefighters are getting help from a rare september storm. >>> and later, majestic monarch and good sport, the other side of her majesty. >> i'm elizabeth palmer in edinburgh on the charm that lent magic to queen elizabeth's reign. >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. >>> good evening. buckingham palace made it official today. queen elizabeth's funeral will be held monday, september 19th at westminster abbey in london. this is the scene today outside balmoral castle in scott lands, where the queen died thursday. tomorrow her coffin will be taken to holyroodhouse. princess william and harry greeting crowds outside windsor castle. they were joined by their wives, kate, now the princess of wales, and meghan, the duchess of sussex. formally naming charles as king. cbs l

long live queen elizabeth. she did not wanted. she did not seek it to pritchett but she took it on the she took on her duty. that is what is so special about her she did not shirk her responsibilities progress british prime minister winston churchill attended the coronation. when he first heard the princess would be monarch, he cried to an aide she was still a child. the new queen quickly captivated the prime minister. >> he was deeply, deeply saddened by the king's passing. and frankly, somewhat alarmed at the thought of this young 25-year-old whom he considered to be a child, becoming queen. but he soon fell in love with her and absolutely adored her. declaring she was heir to all of our traditions and glories. >> the queen worked closely with winston churchill and 14 other prime minister's he would meet weekly at buckingham palace where they could confide in her and seek guidance in a confidential and safe space. >> all of these prime ministers have said how valuable they have found it to be able to go to her as a perfectly neu

the passing of queen elizabeth marks the end of anita. only sion is in morning among world leaders who to pay tribute. russian president vladimir putin has extended his condolences to britons, king charles a 3rd, and majesty's name is inextricably linked with the most important events. in the recent history of the united kingdom. for many decades, elizabeth, the 2nd rightfully enjoyed the love and respect of her subjects, as well as authority on the world stage. i wish you courage and resilience in the face of this difficult irreparable loss. may i ask you to pass on sincere condolences and support to members of the royal family and the entire people of great britain? ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is also extended his condolences to the people of united kingdom grange. again, i was deeply sad to find out about the death of her majesty, queen elizabeth the 2nd. it is a heavy loss for the entirety of europe and for the world on behalf of the ukrainian people. i exclaim. condolences to the royal family and great britain and commonwea

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when elizabeth ii has died -- queen elizabeth the second has died. this is the same -- the scene earlier in the week when queen elizabeth met with liz truss. these are people in london trying to pay tribute to the monarch who has died after some 70 years on the throne. it was at the queen's favorite residence that she passed away. we have reaction from around the world and from scott and -- scotland. britain's longest reigning monarch is now lying on her deathbed. charles, the queen's eldest child, was at her bedside. he now becomes king. we understand he will be referred to as king charles iii. crowds already gathered around buckingham palace for the official announcement of the queen's death has been posted on the palace gates. this is a matter of article in the u.k. a statement says that her majesty died peacefully in her sleep with her family at her bedside. this family, there's been growing concern over the health this is not a state-ownedsday. property, it is one thatelongs personally to the monarch. close members of the royal family have been

elizabeth: what do you think art? >> this administration is created a monetary bonanza for all the common activity amongst drug smugglers and human smugglers by the criminal magnet that they created. they brought back catch and release in the created a criminal magnet, humanitarian crisis that falls at the hands of this current administration. >> than 300 executive actions on the border that's likely the most in modern u.s. history let's watch greg abbott say president biden is killing people with his open border policies you can see before the governor on this too. watch. >> what is inhumane is the president's policies that have led his border with mexico to be declared the deadliest border crossing in the entire world, what is inhumane is policies of people who lose their lives who are being human trafficked and victims of rape and even murder, what the president needs to understand he is killing people with his open border policies and he's destroying his own country but not enforcing immigration laws. >> the minut

elizabeth: that was a lie. it feels like an over statement this is a lie, it cost a trillion, it was never bringing in 68 billion, and student loan bailout, may be more, that is an understatement. it did not include cbo estimate or cbo said biden would cap loan payments at 5% of income and forgive anything left over after 10 years, florida needs help but this nonsense on going on. >> this will not stop, they continue this there are estimate that have this 800 billion or higher this is a vote buying scheme, let's be clear, you don't like the word lie, down either, he is flat out being dishonest to the american people, they are seeing through this, but they will not all see it, it it is a buying boot scheme. that is politicizes this actions rather than helping the american people. elizabeth: again feels unseemly to use the words but i don't know how else to report it, rep reporters don't want to sit in a possession says that president has been lying but the misleading comes are over the top, even left leaning bro