kate williams back with us now. i mean, your thoughts now that we're hearing a bit of the back story from max foster's reporting of how the prince and princess of wales did have this planned walkabout or something like it and then prince william would invite his brother and meghan, the sussexes. >> what a moving event. this is such a wonderful thing to see. there is meghan shaking hands and they have so many flowers, i don't know how they could carry them all. they need a lurie. and the fact that william and kate invited them and that harry and meghan dropped everything at last minute to come, to come out there and meet the people and speak to people and really to show this united front and when we think of when the queen's father, when he came to the throne, the family, his two daughters, very young at the time, backed him up. they came to the -- elizabeth came to the coronation, and they were out there supporting him and this is showing how important it is that they see they're keen to get out there and show to th

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the queen, charles and william. well, it is now charles and william. well, it is now charles and william. well, it is now charles and william. that relationship has not always been difficult, and what relationship between father and son is always smooth. but i think william has come to appreciate his father much, much more in recent years. i think perhaps william has come to understand some of the pressures that charles has faced a different point

>> william! william! >> very nice to meet you! thank you. >> william! >> katie, i'll share with our viewers some details. you brought up the fact that it's called a long walk. in fact, it's over 2.6 miles long, that long walk. notably it was created by name, by the predecessor of king charles iii. that is the state entrance to windsor castle, there. but andrea as, we're watching both sides with these thousands who gathered to wish controls well, and pay their respects to queen elizabeth, and now we have the bonus of seeing the prince and princess of whales, and the duke and duchess of sussex. i'm curious about the line of succession. we have prince william, first in line in terms of succession. his three children, george, charlotte, and louis. and then it goes to prince harry. but there was that tradition where for a while, certainly, a monarch would not travel with the next in line of succession for fear of something happening and literally taking out those that are next in line. if that still in effect? do you know? >> well, it's broken quite recently

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he is the statesman and william and kate. i remember seeing kate when nobody knew who she was and we bumped into her on the ski slopes in switzerland and quite deliberately but now 19 years later she is princess kate. that would have been front page and he day for the past 19 years and the context of that type of speech from king charles. so with that kate and william, by the way, in the course of that speech with charles saying billion and kate now become prince and princess of wales inheriting diana's title they also inherit the duke and duchess of cornwall that is worth one. $6 billion and gives the extra income every year of $25 million. it was a big day but it seemed almost irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. >> yes. there is a second part to all of that which is the line that came right after that, and hairy - - and hairy and megan making the way overseas we love them and and it made it quite clear that they are moving offstage in a very significant way so maybe you can take this and we'll get duncan starts as we

>> but prince william, second in line to the throne, is embracing his role as future king. >> william is the responsible one. doing the duty. going through the motions. and that is, really, rather important. >> william is the future head of the firm. and the firm is what matters. >> reporter: william and kate now have three children. prince george and princess charlotte, who's two years younger. and prince louie, born in 2018. >> if you look to william and kate, they don't look like they want to change the monarchy. they're more about continuity. >> we saw, very clearly, in the recent-christmas photograph, that the line of succession goes from elizabeth, to charles, to william, and then to george. >> it's very hierarchical. every member of that line of succession understands their place. and i think that tells you an enormous amount about the way that family operates. >> the house of windsor is at a crossroads. in a world, where deference is no longer the norm, how does the royal family remain relevant? >> the queen belongs to a different era. monarchy was much more secure when she ca

it's good that this has come from william. griff: jack, you mentioned, fav 4, we witnessed the four of them spending time with the crowd, really bringing a lot of joy and perhaps hope to this crowd in this moment of grief that the feud between these brothers might be set aside. we knew they set aside differences for the funeral, for this moment but what -- what about does this suggest to you in any way that there could be more of a reconciliation. by the way, we are looking live now at the crowds outside of buckingham palace but the expectations of what the -- the british people are witnessing, do they think perhaps maybe they'll set aside differences for more than just these ten days? >> i think it will be a long road to travel but hopefully this is an indication, fingers crossed they might be taking steps down that road. there's been false start and when harry came up for prince philip's funeral in 2021, he was filmed chanting to william, chanting to katherine like it was perfectly normal and hope that something had rekindle

and that is where both prince, william and prince henry and the wives prince william, now promoted to that title, was given to him by, by the king 24 hours ago to the prince of wales. the title that king charles had until just a few days ago, where we can see the continuing pictures there. royal, we can see the prince and princess of wales now talking to the members of the public and the children looking very relax. windsor, as we heard there just to the west of london, it slices smooth area fountains of keeping you can see here will be hacked into very smooth areas. i'm james, we're just going to go back to you then, and let me ask you, what are the particular challenges that the monarchies facing now in terms of modern britain and is this kind of thing. we can see here. now re chatting and talking and being relaxed with members of the public, perhaps an attempt to address that yes, i think so. um you've had a queen who has rules and been respected by many probably most in this country for 70 years up. she was a 96 year old woman. how did she appeal to the younger generation in this

william: good evening. i'm william brangham. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight. the investigations, a judge grants former president trump's request to appoint a special master to review the documents obtained in the fbi search of his florida home. then, a new leader, the united kingdom's conservative party chooses liz truss to succeed boris johnson as prime minister, and to tackle the nation's cost-of-living crisis. and, after roe, college students return to campus amid widespread uncertainty about their access to reproductive care. >> some universities are state funded, some are privately funded, some are religious institutions. and so each university would be responding to this situation at a different level. william: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> it's the little things. the reminders of what's important. it's why fidelity dedicated advisors are here to help you create a wealth plan. a plan with tax sensitive investing strategies, landing focused on tomorrow, while you focus on

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and to help me do that, i'm joined by did a book respondent william young in aren't i pay bureau william at the outside joseph, who accusing china of breaking a state, a school that of crossing the median line in the taiwan strait. what is all that about? so we know that the median line of the po and string has always been unknown of fish. so demarcation between taiwan and china. and during the past times, when the government is brought by the more friendly to china friendly coming down, aging, actually risk directed the unofficial line that's between the in the middle of the town street. and that is why they are not really crossing any of their military aircraft across that line. but now the since the pillow seats visit the in the long standing dissatisfaction with the government here in taiwan, china has decided no longer to respect. and they have made it very clear that this is what they are going to start doing every day, or on a very, very for on basis from now on and putting a lot more pressure on time ones, national defense and also the regional security. so china already breaking

correspondent, william young joining us from type a. thank you so much. thank you. and that's it. so this week you can read more of william's analysis on the situation and the taiwan straits on our website. believe it today with images are referred, taiwanda defensive preparations, in the face of increased chinese assertiveness. there's a shift back on monday. we'll see you then. bye. thanks ne cash rary to rekey. if there is any erotic offence between them, you'd have to find it between the lines. oh she w literature. 100 german must reads. law has no limits. love is for every body. love is life. i love matters and that's my new part, kathy. i'm evelyn shire, mom, and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more divides and deny that this. i have invited many deer and well known guests. and i would like to invite you to an end ah, hundreds if flights cancelled at short notice strike by lufthansa. pilots effects over a $100000.00 passengers will look at the impact of having it apples. g, 20 ministers and meeting in barl

william and kate are now the duke and duchess of cornwall and cambridge and prince william is the heir to the throne. he takes over the duke of cornwall from his father. it comes with an estate that includes more than 130,000 acres of land worth over a billion dollars. as duke, charles used the money it generated at least in part to fund his charities. in a 2019 itv documentary, prince charles inside cornwall, prince william recognizing the significance of his future role. making kate the princess of wales, the same title held by william's mother the late princess diana. earlier this year, the couple moved to a new royal residence, adelaide cottage in windsor outside of london, at the time the palace noting they would be taking on far more senior roles in the royal family, something that had already begun as the queen stepped back from royal engagements. for the platinum jubilee william and kate made a controversial trip to commonwealth nations in the caribbean, many of those countries considering severing ties with the monarchy altogether over its colonial past. william addressed the

but he is looking to william to carry on the work. >> well, it's a big job for william. i know people who play football with him. he just rides his motor bike up. he is like that. but now what's going to happen as prince of wales, and not only that, go back to where the country is a very interesting place, the title "prince of wales" is a war trophy. and the welsh are now saying wait a minute, wait a minute, you need to ask us about being prince of wales. so this is the new thing that's coming up that she didn't have to contend with. >> you took the king, king charles and prince william and prince of wales working together. from what i understand, over the last year or so, as andrew has been taken out of the picture, harry is no longer obviously here, part of the family in the same way, that now king charles and prince william have already been work. >> absolutely. >> closely together, more and more. >> totally. >> taking over duties that the queen no longer -- >> it's become a much closer relationship. >> they've slimmed down sort of the extra royals. >> i'm glad you sa

william wyler is actually willy wyler is in his name, isn't william? it's not made william until he comes to hollywood. and then make it longer. because willy, i guess, was too casual for hollywood, which is kind of funny anyway. so william wyler is a of french men from alsace, a little village in alsace and lorraine coleman, who's he's also jewish. he is sent to hollywood to work for his uncle in the movie industry, the twenties. and then william will become director. maybe now second superlative of the evening, i think is i think he is hollywood's greatest director. he's nominated for 12 best director academy awards. he wins three every he's the only director in an academy award history that every movie he wins for best director also wins for best picture. so he's not just a great director. he also directs great movies, which is something that him important. the other thing he's known for and it's said two different ways, he's as 40 take willy he's also known as 90 take william a stick with 40. take willy because i saw that more often than 90. take w

the pen and the tray, a gift from his sons, william and harry. shortly after, outside, the proclamations read to the public for the first time, from the balcony by the garter king of arms >> prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful legionlord, charles iii. >> god save the king >> god save the king >> reporter: pomp and circumstance, as the band played the national anthem. ♪ >> three cheers for his majesty, the king. >> hip hip -- >> hooray! >> reporter: and the the new king arriving back at buckingham palace, greeting other government leaders as the nation still mourns the loss of their queen, but also expressing support for their new king >> we're all wishing him well we really have to do that and we have to get behind him >> reporter: the new king ushered in by centuries-old traditions, connecting with the public in a modern way the crowds weren't just out in london today, but also outside windsor castle some 20 miles outside the city that is where prince

william brangham has our report. william: parts of the caribbean washed away, as heavy rains and winds from hurricane fiona bombarded the islands early this week. the storm hit the smaller turks and caicos islands tuesday, bringing government-issued curfews and flood warnings. fiona made landfall in puerto rico, before sweeping over the dominican republic and then making its way north on tuesday. officials say it may grow stronger still as it heads to bermuda, where it's expected to hit friday. in the dominican republic, some began cleaning up from the storm after it wrecked homes and toppled trees and power poles. the massive amount of rainfall brought historic levels of flooding. juan: it was very strong as it passed through here, very strong. it destroyed the majority of homes. william: puerto rico saw some of the worst of the storm's wrath. homes, roads, and businesses were still underwater after days of rain. rivers flooded dangerously high and residents struggled with the devastation left behind. tito: it was t

when william's turn professional in 1995 would during her career williams, 123 grand slam titles, a record in the open era. after her met sheepish and emotional farewell to the crowd in new york, but did leave the door open for a potential return. i and i wouldn't be, i wouldn't be serena with my life and i'm just so grateful to every single person that's ever said go sorry in life so great here any chance to reconsider? i don't, i don't think so, but you never know. i don't know, it's rob reynolds reports, how williams is not about to fight away. his report contains flash photography. serena williams dominated women's tennis winning 23 singles, grand slam. the 1st, when she was just 17, along the way, she and her sister venus inspired a generation of young players, especially women of color. man grew up watching her. i mean, vassar reason why play tennis and you know tennis fingered predominantly white spread. it definitely helped a lot because i saw so many looked like me. in her decades in the spotlight williams became much more than an athlete. she was and is a cultural phenomenon whic

but as rob reynolds reports, williams is not about to fade away. his report contains images, flash photography, serina williams, dominated women's tennis winning 23 singles, grand slam. the 1st, when she was just 17, along the way, she and her sister venus inspired a generation of young players, especially women of color. man grew up watching her. i mean, vassar reason why play tennis and you know, tennis being but predominantly white spread, it definitely helped a lot because i saw so many looked like me. in her decades in the spotlight williams became much more than an athlete. she was and is a cultural phenomenon which put herself out much more broadly as a celebrity personality than your typical athlete is able to do that begins with her dominant place and sport since 2011 williams has been a goodwill ambassador for the un children's agency. unicef, visiting developing countries to promote education and sports, part of her commitment may come from her own family's financial struggles when she was a child. this gritty south l. a neighborhood is

she was 2 years old when williams 10 professional in 1995 williams has won a records 23 grand slam titles. will her share athleticism powerful serve and strategic sense on the tennis court? have in serena williams, a place in the pantheon of sports history, and as a figure in popular culture. now she appears to be retiring from tennis, but as rob reynolds reports, williams is not about to fight away and avoiding his report contains flash photography. serena williams dominated women's tennis winning 23 singles, grand slam. the 1st, when she was just 17, along the way, she and her sister venus inspired a generation of young players, especially women of color. i grew up watching her imag vassar reason why play tennis and you know, tennis finger predominantly white square. it definitely helped a lot because i saw somebody looked like me in her decades in the spotlight williams became much more than an athlete. she was and is a cultural phenomenon which put herself out much more broadly as a celebrity personality than your typical athlete is able to do that begins with her dominant place and s

prince william is also there. you can see him there driving andrew, anne and edwards through the gates. prince harry at last word is still on his way, notably traveling separately, perhaps another sign of the underlying tension in this already fraught moment for the royal family. she was forced to change with a rapidly modernizing world. her coronation was the first to be televised back in 1953. her senior was the first member to divorce and her son charles was the first heir infamously divorcing princess diana, the queen urging the couple to let go. 13 presidents, she met all by johnson and she met all the primes. you can see the last public photo of the queen alive where she is shaking liz truss's hand. now the u.k. begins ten days of mourning. joining me is special correspondent katty kay, susannah lipscomb and tim uart. it cannot be understated the influence she had over the u.k. and over the world in her 70 years on the throne. this is a tremendously sad moment for the british public and now begins ten days o

i -- william. i think william just went around because he was driving the car. >> dana: i don't know. >> the steering wheel is on the right, remember? >> dana: interesting they called them the fab four. all right, okay. it was a lovely gesture and i think the queen would have been happy to see them together. hopefully they can keep that going. >> the bottom line the family is something for a show of unity for them, the rest of the country and u.k. president biden is on the road again. heads to massachusetts talking about infrastructure. inflation is the real issue concerning voters. just weeks away from the mid-terms 56% say price increases are creating financial hardship for them and that price is increasing by the month. peter doocy at the white house begins our coverage of the president's policy initiatives, part of the problem, perhaps. peter, good morning. >> depends who you ask, bill. good morning. republican about to go public with a new platform for the mid-terms says he thinks he has got p

we were talking about the prince of wales, we know him as prince william. he has changed his title on all of his official social media accounts. we know him as that, and what's interesting about that, we're going to see a new prince of wales because he's now independent. back in 1337, when the estate was set up the heir to the throne to be financially independent. it is across 20 counties in southwest england, 130,000 acres of land, and that money now goes into prince william. and that was the money his father, you know, his father had that before, was financing him through that. now he's got the entirety of that estate, and that's tens of millions of pounds a year that he is able to use for his work and for his life, and i think that's going to really give prince william that independence he didn't have before. he always had to go to prince charles to ask for money before. >> yeah, this is what's odd. you get the title, you get the money, but you lose a loved one when this succession happens. that's an odd place to be. >> i mean, it is but she was 96 years

william brutal will do exactly that. and most kenya's, i actually hopeful that the, the promises that were made by william root are those of reducing the cost of living. those of are reducing, are there ballooning, a debt levels in the country, those of reducing their which bill and those of ensuring that every family is able to have food on the table. most carriers are hoping that william router, his actual will actually steered through to his from his but my judge of us we spoke to are confident that he will do exactly what he promised during the campaign period. now his, his victory was challenged, but now that the supreme court has upheld his victory, has people accepted the election results. a william brutal will have a difficult time trying to bring everyone on the table because they're still dissenting voices. people who still believe he should not have been president, are people who still believed that re loading guy who was the main challenge out was supposed to be the one being sworn in today. so majority of ke

they nominated william henry harrison. and of course law -- defeated the incumbent martin van buren in november of 1840. harrison, as you know, died 32 days into his term. tyler became president, the image on the right is a romanticized picture of tyler receiving news of harrison's passing and his elevation to his presidency. harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make any claims that he would serve only one term, and after being banished from the whig ranks in september of 1841, he spent much of his time to try to put himself in a position to secure elections in his own right in 1844. -- very well in office, on june 26th 1844 he married the eu new york or 30 years younger, julia gardner in a ceremony in new york city. on the right of the slide is one of my favorite characters are political cartoons of the 1844 presidential campaigns. -- the stakes are $25,000. $25,000 is the presidential salary at the time. in here you have tyler w

next in line after william is george. harry is in a parallel line, disaster would have to befall prince william's line for harry to be eligible. so the fact he mentioned the elevation of the titles for one son but not the other, we can't read too much into that, can we, there was really nothing for harry. >> well, the royals are -- it's really all about the subtlety, and i might be wrong but state on record what prince, he did, what king charles is saying about his son is acknowledging him. he's not publicly humiliating him and not ignoring him. harry and meghan made a minimum visit and we don't know why they flew home in a private jet before the whole thing was finished. king charles has a job, one of his first jobs is to sort out this feud between his son and heir, william, and his son prince harry. but look, harry and meghan opted out, they quit as employees of the royal family. so it would be completely bizarre, frankly, if king charles had just stood up and given them another title or another way of referring to them

what's william router has arrived? what's going on now? hi failed. so yes, william brutal has arrived at president looking at are they going president? has also just walked into the stadium, or the national anthem has just been playing. and i any moment from now bill, just be a little bit of entertainment. then we go to the main activity of the day, which is out there sitting in of are william, brutal and his deputy. right. and these were arb contested at elections and fought over the results. but people seem now to be quite happy or with the result. so that seems quite a celebratory atmosphere that well, the general feel it within the stadium and are all over the country is that people are so far satisfied with the outcome of their elections. but they still a group of people who voted for a loading guy and they feel like they a, they missed a chance. so part of the things that william brutal will be expected to do is actually to see how he will bring all their dissenting voices together. and see how we can chat our path i, we forward for the country

william: at the age of 25, she ascended to the british throne. the coronation of queen elizabeth took place with great pomp and circumstance, an event broadcast to the world on television for the first time. >> you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom of great britain? >> i solemnly promise so to do. william: in those early years, the queen and her husband end, the duke of edinburgh, started a family the first was prince charles, then anne, followed andrew, dirk of york. along with motherhood, the queen aimed to be a modern monarch and kept a busy public schedule for decades. >> i would like to tell the american people, north, south, east and west, to know how happy we are to be here she met william: with world leaders at home and abroad. one visit brought her to the u.s. 2007 when ben president george w. bush was in the white house. >> it is a moment to take stock of our friendship, rightly taking pleasure from its strengths, while never taking these for granted, and it is the time to look forward, jointly renew

in her decades in the spotlight williams became much more than an athlete. she was and is a cultural phenomenon. she put herself out much more broadly as a celebrity personality than your typical athlete is able to do that begins with her dominant place and sport since 2011 williams has been a goodwill ambassador for the un children's agency. unicef, visiting developing countries to promote education and sports, part of her commitment may come from her own family's financial struggles when she was a child. this gritty self l i neighborhood, is where the williams sisters got their start playing on those tennis courts right over there. now that she's leaving professional tennis, serena williams will have a future full of ventures in philanthropy fashion and hollywood williams reportedly is in discussions with a film studio to executive produced, a biographical series about her and her sister. she did not want to be defined sold by her tennis brand, so she reached out and, and placed herself in fashion and clothing lives. she also had a child, and so she promot

william, which was expected to be sworn in the next president ken. yeah, anytime now. yeah, the non curation of william roto as a new president of kenya is about to begin in will be malcolm web. thank you very much for the moment. staying with africa and rebels in ethiopia as know, then to dry region say, and as try it has hit the capital makella targeting a university campus. it comes one day after the t p l f. rebel said they're open to a cease fire and will accept an african union lead piece process something that dismissed in the past. they've been fighting in the central government in some of our for nearly 2 years now. and feel a head on al jazeera. we're live in pakistan where community the cleaning are 5 to major flights, but some say aid is yet to reach them. entering the kingdom, the challenges king charles the 3rd could face during his visit to northern ireland . ah ah. go with your world's weather update beginning out straightly. i good to see you every one. so just the other day and w a is vigorous system rolled through. we saw wind gust

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serena williams is probably like the celebrity bff of celebrity bffs. do you know how special you have to be in order to have a friendship with ana wintor? just seeing her on the oprah winfrey show. >> so how much longer do you think you'll be playing tennis in. >> i don't know. maybe until they take me out back and shoot me. >> i know. >> seen her on david letterman. >> i have the same outfit, by the way. >> the best serena williams appearance was actually in a beyonce video on the song "sorry" serena williams pops up twerking next to the throne of beyonce. i think i screamed when i saw it and i'm sure everyone else did, too. >> i think she gave license to a lot of women who were curvaceous to be curvaceous. there's this myth that women in sports have to play like a boy and dress like a boy and act like a boy, and serena's like, no, i'm a woman, and i'm going to go out there on my terms and dress the way i want and play the way i want and you're going to accept it. >> i think famously that black cat suit is probably going to be like a third or fourth s

is a look back at william's life on the court. ah! even at the age of 11 sarina williams just knew she was destined for greatness. a well like other people to be lying me and oh, how her fellow players wish they could be like her in her 27 years as a pro williams amassed 23 grand slam singles titles falling just one short of margaret courts record. she also spent a total of $319.00 weeks as well. number one, she won 4 olympic gold medals. 3 of them coming with sister venus in doubles. and she was sports illustrated sports person of the year in 2015. it was the stuff of hollywood movies to tell me your name again. i'm venus i'm faring. her family's incredible story brought to life in the oscar winning film. king rich, it now can just be represent you. you can be represent me every little black pearl or 1st and while her sister venus all say one multiple grand slams, it was serena who transcended tennis, a beacon for others. she changed the passport so much. she's introduced people that have never heard of tennis. i'm into the sport and

prince william is now the duke of cornwall. he will inevitably become the prince of wales because that is something, a title that will come to him. he takes over cornwall and now prince george is second in line to the throne. this is a huge moment in british history and commonwealth history. and i think for the world. because i think she trans ended actually monarchy and i think she was a truly global figure and one who has a guaranteed place in the history books. i'm now looking down at those people gathering outside the palace gates and i think those numbers will escalate and it will be a very emotional scene as this news sets in. >> christiane? >> reporter: it is very extraordinary to hear max describe what's happened and keep using the word king charles or, sorry, king, the new king. because for 70 years this country and the world has only known a queen. queen elizabeth. she was one of only a very few female monarchs of this kingdom. an incredibly successful along with queen victoria, queen elizabeth i, and it is very diffi

is it pro williams and math? $23.00 grand from singles, titles falling just one short of margaret courts records. she also spend to total of $319.00 weeks as well. number one, she won for then pick gold medals. 3 of them coming with sister venus in devils. and she was sports illustrated for person of the year in 2015. it was the stuff, the hollywood movie to tell me your name in. i'm venus, i'm sorry. and her family's incredible story brought to life in the oscar winning film. king rich, it can just be represent you will be represent every little black girl 1st. and while her sister venus all say one multiple grand slams, it was serena who transcended to tennis at beacon for others. she changed the sport so much. she's introduced people that have never heard of tennis into the sport. and i think i'm a product of what she's done. i wouldn't be here without serena venus, you know, her whole family writing invoke in early august, william said quote, an evolving away from tennis toward other things that are important

we did get to see william right before he got into the car. he actually said thank you and you could hear the squeals of just exuberance there as the cars have now pulled off and the prince and princess of wales in the vehicle as well the sussexes after that very spontaneous moment, max foster learning from his sources that it was prince william's idea to reach out to prince harry and say join me on this walkabout and they exited the gates there of windsor castle and then they went down the long walk here shaking hands, grabbing flowers, taking the time to listen to the words of the so many people who have lined up there and it went from a very somber atmosphere to now, don't very a better word than to say jubilance because it has been very jubilant. and sally, all of your remarks are remarkable, in that king charles iii making mention of prince harry and meghan and probably gave the green light and nudged according to max's reporting prince william to extend the olive branch and invite his brother and wife here. we're going to re-set right no

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prince william and prince harry will join. during the queen's final journey to buckingham palace, we have all seen the mourners standing in silent reverence, trying to get a glimpse of her coffin passing by. once at westminster hall, the public will begin filing past the queen, paying their respects, of course. mourners have been told they will have to stand for hours, possibly overnight. the line will move around the clock until monday. that's the day of her funeral. it was less than 24 hours ago we saw the breathtaking images as queen elizabeth made her final return home to buckingham. the king, the queen consort, camilla, prince william and prince harry welcomed the coffin. princess ann with her mother's coffin. she called it an honor and a privilege to take the queen home saying, quote, i was fortunate to share the last 24 hours of my dearest mother's life. the last time the public saw the queen at buckingham palace was her platinum jubilee just this past june. we all remember that moment on the balcony celebrating her 70-