[applause] you all have heard me paraphrase caretta scott king, and i am about to do it again. [laughter] she said, struggle is a never ending process, and freedom is never really won. you earn it and win it in every generation. and i will add a piece, and you earn it and win it in every election. [laughter] -- [applause] so in 59 days, we will determine the future of our nation, and in these 59 days, let's leave it all on the field. because when we fight, we win. god bless you all. god bless america. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause] ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that is why charter has invested billions, empowering opportunities in communities began small. charter is connected to us. >> charter communications suppor

[applause] you all have heard me paraphrase caretta scott king, and i am about to do it again. [laughter] she said, struggle is a never ending process, and freedom is never really won. you earn it and win it in every generation. and i will add a piece, and you earn it and win it in every election. [laughter] -- [applause] so in 59 days, we will determine the future of our nation, and in these 59 days, let's leave it all on the field. because when we fight, we win. god bless you all. god bless america. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause] ♪ minister's boris johnson, and david cameron were all in attendance.

[applause] you all have heard me paraphrase caretta scott king, and i am about to do it again. [laughter] she said, struggle is a never ending process, and freedom is never really won. you earn it and win it in every generation. and i will add a piece, and you earn it and win it in every election. [laughter] -- [applause] so in 59 days, we will determine the future of our nation, and in these 59 days, let's leave it all on the field. because when we fight, we win. god bless you all. god bless america. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause] ♪ >> here is what is coming up live today on c-span. it has been one year since u.s. troops withdrew from afghanistan. join us for a discussion at 11:30 eastern today on life in afghanistan under taliban rule. at 2:15 eastern, former house speaker paul will discuss financial technology. this afternoon at 4:00, president biden will tal

i am jon scott special presentation of whose king charles the third is next. ♪ >> the crown of the united kingdom of great britain northern island is solely by become to the prince charles philip george. >> i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect and love. >> king charles spent decades preparing for the throne. >> he wanted attention, he wanted love. >> he was timid and what prince philip wanted was a brave son. tabloids loved prince charles, the playboy. >> charles seems to take a particular shine to diana. >> first fell in love. [laughter] >> under media glare, charles public image is often ques questioned. >> also in all of this, there was parker built. >> she had a suspicion charles was seeing camilla, charles didn't really love her. >> the marriage was spiraling down. >> the queen want to charles and diana to divorce. >> you seemed difficulties preparing to be king. >> he has to be the idea landmark moments of his life are also landmark moments for the nation. >> i think charles will be an extremely good king. >> he cares so much, he cares about his subject, he cares abou

the 1st came to inherit road from elizabeth the 1st and he was king of scott and the 2, the 2 kingdoms are very much united in terms of blood and history. where did a quite interesting, why thoughts of the death of queen elizabeth seconds in, in jail particular social media. there was this demand for the return of the famous gay nor diamond that was his india and was forced the, the air that the main jewel on the main part of the crown jewel. now apart from this, they said this aside, bony india, when you have part of the commonwealth, you have the queen. now the king as the head of the state, although a symbolic roll, doesn't this going to look one day, a very anachronistic idea that needs to go away with history. you know, i think it's necessary to understand that when you get to the farm road, this is to was very much there. then how would you during the fall and there was becoming but this was back in get it knocked 9. the king or the queen of england asked them why not, not? it's not, it's not the same relationship as the king was then recognized as the symbol of the unity of the

and most people say he will be a good king if you give him some time. >> scott, thank you so much. pretty profound words coming from the very young and the very seasoned there. to isa soares now. at the time, just prior to the queen's death, family members gathering in balmoral. and now, other gatherings taking place there today. what is happening? >> reporter: hello, frederica, i think what we're seeing is the other side of the coin that you and richard were talking ability, much more somber, more muted. we have seen a steady stream of people coming here this saturday taking time to pay respects to the queen, pay tribute to the queen. it's important to point out, not only was she a monarch she was seen as a matriarch here and she was part of the local community. people bumped into her, she walked her corgis, drove her l landrover and i talked to her butcher too. and wonderful words about king charles too. but we have seen that mutedness, that somber mood here today. and in particular, we've seen members of the royal family, in particular the siblings of king charles iii, prince ed

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i am jon scott special presentation of whose king charles the third is next. ♪ >> the crown of the united kingdom of great britain northern island is solely by become to the prince charles philip george. >> i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect and love. >> king charles spent decades preparing for the throne.

son, directed by scott derrickson. i thought it was very well done. it's not a gory movie, it's a movie which is more to do with tension and atmosphere, and a very scary performance by ethan hawke. so if you're a horror fan, black phone is worth getting. excellent. thanks very much, mark. good to see you, as ever. enjoy your cinema—going this week, whatever you choose to go and see. see you next time. bye— bye. we have clear spells in the shattering of six showers. it is of the morning temperatures typically nine to 12 degrees and here's the afternoon and i think that showers would be most frequent across scotla nd scotland and pointed to elsewhere. and the further east and south you are, there temperatures around or 19 degrees. and on saturday, this is sunday in this weather front will be sweeping across southern parts of the uk that does spell rain for the london marathon at least in the morning and some uncertainty when this rain will clear and the afternoon should turn dry. and the rest of the country should be

it will be interesting to see the weather that carries on with king charles now. >> bianca, nick, scott, thank you so much. and, of course, scott, your prime minister was one of the first to come and deliver his condolences, justin trudeau. thank you so much. of course, it was every journalist stream to interview -- well, and never actually happened. she never granted it to anybody. the closest i ever got was in 2007, when i was awarded a civilian honor known as a -- it's got a grand title -- obviously, i am really proud that it was given for services to journalism. it was an amazing expense for me because i recall how nervous i was and how much anticipation there was. i was standing there in what i thought was a lovely white suit, which actually got a big crumple and had a hat on, which are meant to have. it looks a little bit like the leaning tower of pisa. and it was an amazing opportunity. i was afraid that i would fall off to when i built in front of her before she pinned the medal. i was told to engage quickly, animatedly and get out there. she decides when she talks to you and wh

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and they were both stuart kings, who came from scott and descended from mary queen of scots and they were crown separately in scotland. which monex having been ever since. i'm so the queen came as charles is going to in scotland now and going to ireland, and so on the in this tore this week. so the queen did it back in 1953. and after her coronation she came to scotland and was presented with the crown. she never wore it, but there was a bit of a controller see why? because the queen wore a blue de dress, a sort of de coat with a hat, and okay, very elegant. but there was great disappointment that she didn't wear coronation dress or her robes, which she did wear no stray in new zealand and canada. so i think the scott felt a bit deprived with that, but in recent years, of course, the crown has appeared when the queen has been in parliament talking to the scottish parliament. no painting that. so we have seen her with the crown on many occasions. okay, so a lot of a lot of history, as you say, let's bring in shirley. does he know how do you feel about the passing of the queen and all

of king charles the third is formally proclaiming uk's monarch. good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ the queens funeral will take place monday september 19 westminster abbey in london. her coffin will be moved from balmoral castle in scotland tomorrow and arrive in london tuesday. she will like the state four days before the funeral was president biden says he will attend. king charles the third met with prime minister lose trust in the cabinet today after accession ceremony formally proclaimed him the new monarch. also today prince's william and harry reunited in public for the first time in two years marking the grandmothers death along with their wives, princesses kate and meghan duchess of sussex. fox team coverage, alexis mcadams live with more on the funeral plans for the queen. first, senior affairs correspondent live at buckingham palace in london, greg. >> hi, late saturday night here but a steady stream of folks coming to pay their respects to their beloved queen elizabeth the second. the crowds today got a few mo

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was an, an independent scott and wales by demonstrating from, from king charles that he cares that the british monarchy is relevant that it is still the unifying glue, holding the kingdom together. and he'll be embarking on this tool with prime minister. let's trust. how is that likely to be between what we know of their relationship? yeah, i found that news honestly, quite bizarre when i, when i learned that the soften in that she was sort of piggybacking on the back of this tool. i'm not sure quite what she is hoping to achieve as a result of tori alongside the, the monic. this is his moment. really? he is a figure in morning. he is also, as i say, that these meant to be the unifying glue. holding the kingdom together. i suppose and this think thinking back to yesterday's 1st meeting between trust and king charles, they want to think, i think, to show us a kind of front of unity and the head of state and head of government working together really for the nation. as far as is going to be a degree of anxiety for at the throne, and certainly when he was prince of wales, king spoke quite

scott mclean, thank you very much. >>> this morning king charles iii was declared britain's new monarch in a historic ceremony before the accession council. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> my mother's reign was unequalled in its duration, its dedication and its devotion. even as we grieve, we give thanks for this most faithful life. ♪ >> to call to his mercy, our late sovereign lady, queen elizabeth ii, of blessed and glorious memory. by whose decease the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles phillip arthur george. >> in carrying out the heavy task that has been laid upon me and to which i now dedicate what remains to me of my life, i pray for the guidance and help of almighty god. >> three cheers for his majesty the king. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hooray. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> and as king charles carries out his new royal duties he and his family are also grieving. in balmoral where queen elizabeth spent her final days, royal family members wa

of king charles the third is formally proclaiming uk's monarch. good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ the queens funeral will take place monday september 19 westminster abbey in london. her coffin will be moved from balmoral castle in scotland tomorrow and arrive in london tuesday. she will like the state four days before the funeral was president biden says he will

the queen was, you kin that scott, when stay part of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. and charles met with the 1st minister of scotland. nicholas sturgeon at the parliament on monday and met with the presiding officer. but the scottish national party, which is the majority party here in scotland, still intends to push ahead with a referendum on independence. within the next couple of years, they still hope to break away from england and wales and establish an independent country. but as they said in the last referendum, the crone would still remain at the head of state. so while scotland wants to go off and it's on, it's not quite ready to cut the ties to the monarchy in the united kingdom. thank you very much for your update to ellen official life ross in a brown. let's head to london now. when need backers standing by for us outside a banking in palace at the queen's coffin should arrive there shortly. what happens then? yes, that's right. this is of course a home coming to the city where she was born in 1926. if ever there was a palace that really represent

view wealth management cio scott martin and michelle the seasonality chart this year has been amazing. it's almost mirrored like perfect, right? and this week, next week, but if history holds out, you know, we started to turn up, who knows what it could be but how do we get from here to there? how are you going to do that? >> well, since you did such a great introduction about technical analysis i thought i'd bring something that might be a little bit of a different perspective than what you usually hear, which is about the daily and the weekly chart and that's looking at a monthly chart, so if we look at the monthly chart there's an 80 month moving average which is about a six-to-seven year business cycle. we've been above that in the small caps, the transportation, and the retail, right? the three key u.s. economic sectors index. for really 11 years except if you takeaway the one blip during the pandemic, and right now, we're not sitting anywhere near it in the spy or in the nasdaq but we're sitting right on it in those three areas, russels, retail, transportation, so what that tell

it's a challenge for the new king, i guess, just to see how he's able to capitalize on the work that his mother is. don and continue that. but i think that that that may be quest and so that will still be all about the future. possible independent yes. do you think that charles okay, charles was leadership movie strong enough to unite the united kingdom. i think it's interesting. i mean he's been in northern ireland today which is another fractured place which is undergoing its own challenges. you know, the store mom is not sitting there, so i think from scott, them don, die them. there are tremendous challenges ahead. i'm sure that it's something that charles is familiar with him that he's thought about. but it will be one of the tests of his writing, looking at the junior, both countries and the commonwealth for example, which are discussing whether it's still appropriate to how the british monetary has had of stake. given the scenes that have, we've witnessed in edinburgh, scotland more broadly in terms of those crowds lining the straits. what can we expect? as the queen arrives i

in attendance, king charles, queen consort camilla, and the king's children and grandchildren. anna stewart and scott mcclean h mclean have the latest. >> reporter: you can expect to see a lot of people turning out. here i am at what was the end of the queue for people wanting to visit the queen lying in state which doesn't start for six hours or so. i say it was the end of the line, in the last 20 minutes it's gone so far i can't see the end of it as i look. people want to pay their respects to her majesty in person and be part of the procession we'll see as her casket leaves lupbuckingham pal. that procession will take her through the horse guard parade, down the mile into westminster hall. i think it's going to be a poignant day, we will see king charles, and his siblings following behind as well as prince harry and prince william. it's a mixed mood, i would say, people sad and they want to be here to pay their respects to the queen. there's also -- >> i fear that we have lost her signal there. i want to head to scott. scott, tell us where you are and what people are saying

new king has inherited something new. cain charles now shares ownership of the countries unmarked swan population, thanks to a tradition here dating back to medieval times. the monarchies swan marker, somebody who cares for these birds, has been at his post for 30 years. he thinks the new king will be an excellent steward. >> it will be very interesting, because of course his majesty, is very keen on conservation and all of these. which is absolutely brilliant for us as well. so hopefully, he will take a nice interest in the swan population that we have. and that will help us do our job. >> we will have a lot more from here in just a few moments. i'm becky anderson. outside buckingham palace. let's get you to rosemary church who is at cnn center in atlanta. rosemary? >> thanks again, we will get back to you soon. so ahead here on cnn newsroom, the u.s. justice department wants to know more about donald trump's 2020 campaign fund raising. and how it is related to the u.s. capital riot. back with that in just a moment. lly

king charles the third. and as queen consort, camilla. are heading over to northern ireland. which is a place, again, where the future looks uncertain. there will be meeting with the members of the political apparatus. this storm at assembly. the various parties. that haven't been able to get together to form a government for many many years. there will also be a remembrance memorial service. for queen elizabeth the second. we will be taken place later on today. at st. ansgar theater, and belfast. that will be attended, not just by members of the political elite in northern ireland. but also, crucially, by the prime minister violent. and also the president of ireland to. just a simple, there, of how the british isles and also ireland are united at this moment. a great. despite their differences. you'll be heading on to whales, remember that wales is a crucial part of the uk. and he spent his first 73 years of his life. king charles, as a principles. before now handing that over to his son in air. prince william. john? >> nina, thank you, as you've been top. and we will look a

scott. the monarch's casket was taken through the heart of the scottish capital earlier today, followed by a procession that was led by king charles, tens of thousands are expected to visit the coffin to night inside saint giles cathedral before it is flown to london tuesday afternoon. ah, the lawn, good bye to queen elizabeth continues the centerpiece of a long day of ceremony in scotland was the procession of the queen's coffin down. the capital city's royal mile thousands lined the streets to pay the respects as the new king charles. the 3rd and his 3 siblings, led the procession to saint giles cathedral where a short ceremony followed. for those who came out to view the events, the sense of history was huge. i just said it had to be here. let me just on the do say that in santa historical moment and what part of history and i can tell my children, they'll tell me or children, wendy. just continue just with the history. yeah. just a fancy history to life thing and obviously as america rea

scott mcclain is at windsor castle. what more do we know why prince william invited harry and meghan for this walk about? >> reporter: hey, pamela, a according to a royal source that told my colleague max foster, this was prince william inviting his brother harry and meghan as a show of unity in their words. the brothers had a well publicized rift over the last few years but since the queen's death a few days ago, there are some hopeful signs all branchs are being extended. first, king charles mentioned harry and meghan by name in his very first speech to the nation as king and now this very public show of unity here in windsor today. >> as the gates of windsor castle opened saturday, prince william and harry walked out side by side. the queen's death reuniting the brothers publicly for the first time since june and the first time the crowd got to see kate in her new title as princess of wales. the couples made their way down long rows of people paying tribute to the queen. young people sharing cards and toys, people of

our so do say with us for all the latest developments as the king and queen make their way up to scott. ah, rebels in ethiopia, northern t right region say they're ready for a mutually agreed cease fire with the government and would accept a peace process led by the african union. it's a major breakthrough, the rebels and previously opposed any a u involvement. the united nations is welcome to development and says it's ready to support the with support the a you with the process. while in an open letter to the un security council, the head of the t p are left outlined for conditions for a truce. first, a complete lifting of the blockade on essential services, 2nd, allowing unfettered humanitarian access to t gray. also, the withdrawal of a train train forces from every part of ethiopian anti bryan territory with international monitoring and a return to the constitutional recognized borders of t grey. as they were before november 2020 a, correspond malcolm web as the leases for my robi. the gray enforces have said in a statement that they're ready for a sci fi, and they're ready to ente

i'll 0 edinburgh or earlier king charles the 3rd took another important step. as morlock addressing members of parliament, he pledged to uphold the case constitutional government till now has more now from westminster. it was his 1st visit to the palace of westminster as king there to hear condolences delivered by both houses of parliament. the inside the 11th century, all the oldest building on the parliamentary state and in front of lords and members of parliament. king charles the 3rd and queen consoled camilla, took to their thrones, hers. and in shorter than his indifference to the status of the monarch in the light of a stained glass window presented to the queen to celebrate her diamond jubilee. the speaker of the lords began by paying tribute. her late majesty's joyous unstinting and reassuring presence across the years made it difficult to contemplate that total long and inspiring rain of deep an unparalleled devotion would ever end. then the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsey hoyle, extended the sympathy of m. p. 's overseas depots, our grie

. >> let's bring in cnn's scott mclean outside windsor castle. how is the british public you have been encountering feeling. >> i think that the thought of king charles is finally starting to sink in amongst people, although they are under no illusions about just how big the shoes are that he's trying to fill. he also brings his chair of challenges as well. he's not as popular as his mother was, not as popular as his son, prince williamering either, and he brings to the role some baggage. everything that happened with princess diana, there fact he's been more politically outspoken than his mother and more recent controversies like the one this sum. he accepted a million dollar pound donation from the family of osama bin laden. if you ask people here, they're willing to put all that in the past and say charles will be a good king if you give him time. here's some of the things that i heard from people. >> i would rather the queen was still alive, but other than that, i think he'll make a very good king. >> charles, i would have preferred william,

my father was related to mary queen of scott. i appreciate her poise and how she handled things. how she handled the situation with diana when diana was tragically killed. according to the film, i am not sure whether to believe all of it, she walked a fine line between being able to comfort her grandchildren and then coming back to seeing all of the public and flowers for diana. host: a lot of callers have brought up princess diana who passed away in 1997. dorothy, richmond, virginia, go ahead. caller: hi, my condolences to the family. thank you so much for having me. queen elizabeth ii, she was an amazing queen and ruled with dignity and respect. she was a queen for every nation. she represented peace and love and unity. she was fair but yet loving and she served with pride and made great decisions during her reign. she brings unity all over the nations and serves with pride. she took her responsibility as queen of very seriously and she did whatever she could to be fair and impartial. she cap her promise as serving her country as queen, all the way up to the end. host: just to

ah, but tell me a bit more about the scotts you have just come back from scotland and you got to talk to people there an in edinburgh what, what sort of reaction did they have to the queens passing away? i am very shocked, very sad. like everybody else, um, even though this was something that so many people are expect for so long and, and was that, well i, yes it is. the thing of, of, when people are, we've all had a people who've, elderly members of our family who parson, that moment when they go, there is still shocking, as you know. and the other thing is, i remember somebody re rang me up on, on thursday about over that with her, the queen's ill, you know, blah obama. a, my immediate thought was, she's been incredibly in good health the most of her life. and i thought, oh, she'll make his over the weekend, it may sound stupid say now, but okay. as a, just a really came very, i mean, part of the family didn't obviously get there in time. although although they can travel quite quickly as they have a private ways of getting to places. and i mean, we don't know exactly, but she did s

walter scott and others and in part because it was this long, drawn out death that was like a crucifixion. i mean, it really was something that riveted the consciousness. you marry that up with what we said earlier about james baldwin and what he understood about his own time. and while he would have loved to have spoken at the march on washington, i think he knew the march on washington was still a blip. the story of american history, and that it would require a steady pace, not a drop by drop, but a river by river, in a sense. right to be communicating the very things that these videos do tell us about ourselves until we will finally confront our own history honestly and yes, you wake up in the morning, it feels a little as we talked backstage by grant groundhog day, right. i mean, you end up feeling that here's this this days video. it's daunting. it's disturbing. but it should just re-energize us. i do. i do think that i mean, i am a hopeful person i do think that that that jordan the george floyd response was as a powerful, impactful thing. i think it did change minds. i think it mov

when you actually see the children, including the king in charles as well cause. following the mother's coughing, choose charles cathedral. you're at the scottish parliament where on king charles met with 1st minister nicholas sturgeon today. how does scotland view its relationship with the new king, particularly regarding the question of independence. it's a really good question to day in parliament to be the leaders of all the parties. the actually gave gives short speech in front of king charles on the queen concert and saw one it was very respect. people wish you were taking the religions and ending the speeches with culture, the king. there was one party this go to green party, which is self confessed republican. so the anti more and a message wasn't as warm, but just leave it like that. but for the moment, this is not the time for divest politics. that is going to come. and i think we're going to find over the remainder of this year, the whole constitutional debate will gather pace. that was nic mackey. they're reporting from edinburgh in scotland. here are

many people are gathered outside including buckingham palace trying to catch a sight of the new king on this momentous day. we've got full coverage of today's events, scott mcclain is at windsor casting, and we're in balmoral, scotland and at buckingham palace. max, you first, moments ago, now william, prince of wales put out a statement paying tribute to the late queen. what did it say? >> reporter: well it is deeply personal. he was very close to the queen. as was the princess of wales, kate. and he referred to how kate has given the -- the queen gave guidance to kate for 20 years. that is since their wedding in 2011 and the time before that. and william looked for the queens for guidance but what will be his own future monarchy. it was very personal. it wasn't necessarily constitutional. the prince -- the king will be dealing with that. but i was struck by this line. she was by my side at my happiest moments, she was by my side during my saddest days of my life. i knew this day would come but it would be sometime before the reality of life without granny will truly feel real. so t

if king charles had been there at the time. it would've been a very different story. scott was not about to have a referendum tomorrow, it's not about -- but as we look forward over the coming years. this is going to be a much more challenging issue and we can talk about commonwealth countries like australia, where the prime minister himself has a labor party that has just to be clear, when you say a pro republican stance. that the kingdom itself is in danger, we know the majority of brexit voters set at one point that they were willing to see the kingdom disintegrate as a price to get brexit done. i want to ask you because we have a war in europe right now and she obviously spends the whole of europe between the second world war when fascism my at dominated over democracy and international law, and now we have that happening and the danger that in europe, obviously on the battlefield of ukraine. talk a little bit about whether it's britain or what, the real stakes that are on the table right now in our world order. >> of course, queen elizabeth was part of the fight,

i spoke to americans and amongst the crowds as well as scott said, english and spanish. and everyone was saying how moved they were really brought at home when you actually see the children, including the king in charles as well cause. following the mother's coughing to charles cathedral in the entire day, they can be just the sheer number of people who stood along the these roads, these winding roads through scotland before it entered the royal mile. they were talking about almost unprecedented numbers. here were you surprised to see so many people turn out today as you wasn't surprised to see so many people turn out actually in this, we're now the 21st century. now with h o smartphones, we've been around since 2007. and so what i think it's called the smartphone to had occasionally, to be polite lacking from everybody. but of course in this day and age group were unable to clap this book. and let me just nick, do we still have nick? yes, i'm here. thank you. now, okay, let me just send me that we had some technical problems there you are at the scottish parliament wher

the king is ba i london for a series of important engagements. in the last hour, king charles has had an audience with the new prime minister, liz truss, at buckingham palace. he will make his first televised address to the nation as monarch , expected in about one hour at 6:00 p.m. london time. now, after that speech, that address to the nation, a public service of remembrance will be held at st. paul's cathedral in london. the new prime minister, liz truss, and the mayor, expected to be amongst those, and there will be a congregation of some 2000 people at that service of remembrance at st. paul's cathedral. let's go back now to buckingham palace. colleague, joanna goss lee, joanna: there has been a real sense of a merging the business of state and also the very important aspect of the monah's role, directly connecting with the people. there was that first meeting with the new prime minister, behind closed doors, and prior to that, directly before, the king and prime -- and queen consort camilla stepped out of the car. you can see from the pict

when he arrived back from balmoral as king charles the 3rd just a few days ago. but let's take a look at what else is happening in the world. ah, rebels in ethiopia, northern to gray regions say that they're ready for a mutually agreed ceasefire with the government of would accept a peace process led by the african union. now that's a major breakthrough. the rebels of previously opposed any a u involvement. the united nations has welcomed the development and said it's ready to support the a you with the process in an open letter to the un security council, the head of the t p l. f. outlined for conditions for a truce. first, a complete lifting of the brocade on essential services and allowing unfettered humanitarian access, but also the withdrawal of era tray and forces from every part of ethiopian. and to grow on territory with international monitoring and a return to the constitutionally recognized borders of to grey as they were before november 2020. i'll to serious malcolm web reports now from my robi to grey and forces have said in a statement that they're r

and then king charles will prepare to embark on a tour of the realm. visiting scott and visiting wales, i'm visiting northern ireland and presumably at each of those both making himself available to people face to face. pressing the flesh and putting himself as i say, in the mind's eye and the imagination of people all over the land and land, which one of his great priorities will be to try and encourage and increase an attitude of unity. a union itself, beginning to fray somewhat of the edges. roger that back with you shortly. in the meantime, it is many decades as prince wells. charles was a controversial figures we discussed in the previous are unlike the queen. he made no effort to hide his views on things like climate change and other issues. and the sonya diego explains the new king's interest may have an impact on its way. he has been waiting for the longest time. there has never been any doubt of prince charles's desire to become king, but the share span of his mother's reign has left him becoming king charles at relatively advanced years himself. and charles may cause a war, c

queen elizabeth, queen of scotts. >> reporter: the encounter with the scottish leader came after an event at westminster where the king and queen consort received letters of condolence from both houses of parliament. there charles iii reiterated his loyalty to britain's democratic values. >> her late majesty pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government, which lie at the heart of our nation. this vow she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she set an example of selfless duty, which with god's help and your counsels i am resolved faithfully to follow. >> reporter: monday was scotland's day to express their condolences. on tuesday the king heads to northern ireland and he visits wales on friday. a unifying bid before a final farewell to the late queen at the state funeral on monday. >> max foster is with us now from buckingham palace. what more can you tell us about the preparation for the queen's lying in state at westminster hall? >> reporter: well, the casket will come, flown from scotland down to london tomorrow even

scott mclean has been talking to folks gathered at windsor castle. hello to you. what are they saying? >> reporter: hey, don. well i want to take you around and talk to them quickly. these two ladies have heard the speech, listened to it, seen it. what did you think? >> i thought it was a really sincere speech. it must have been so hard for him at a time like this to do that. first of all, i would like to offer all of our condolences to our new king charles and all of his family at this time. we thought the speech was great. he's got really big shoes to fill, so it will be difficult. it seems like he's going to give it his best shot. >> what stood out to you? >> i was just happy that he mentioned harry. >> huge rift in the family. a lot of people noticed that. thank you both. i appreciate it. there's a couple more people who have heard the speech. what did you think of charles' first speech as king? >> i think he did very well, actually. i think he was loyal, devoted and he's carried out his mom's legacy. he's promised to serve the nation. >> were you nervous at a