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Out to offer those condolences and pay their arents in person. >> arlette saenz, thank you so much. lets talk more about this. joining us cnn contributor sally bedel smith, author of "elizabeth the queen." sally, good to see you again this hour. you heard that statement coming from a couple of the grandkids, that max was reading. that was so touching and heartfelt. were seeing this affinity and affection for the queen unlike weve ever seen before. of course, you know, i want ooh upon her passing...

Depending on where you are in this key. you might be lucky to see celebrities like david beckham as you mentioned in the piece. he might be lucky to see the queens children are tonight you might be there when the queens grandchildren come in. >> molly, some of the folks i spoke to in the lines described the people they met their as q friends. stacy, what is it about the british -- we love standing and lined out we? is that part of this? there is obviously so much more, folks just wanting to go a...

They were profound. i point out from time to time that this is the place where she took the promises that defined her life. so this is the place where she married in 1947. and she made those promises that sustained that extraordinary public marriage that they then lived out. and this is the place where she took her coronation oaths. so, the abbey shaped her life. i met her a number of occasions occasionally, she talked about the abbey with great affection, and she talked about what had happened ...

For anniversaries of the d—day landings in normandy. in 2008, she welcomed nicolas sarkozy and his wife carla bruni for a state banquet at windsor castle. he found it magnificent that after arriving together in a gilded coach, the queen showed her guests personally to their bedroom. today, he says, the uk must not forget the huge affection felt for her majesty on this side of the channel too. translation: we were so used to having queen elizabeth i in our lives that we could not imagine she wo...

Extraordinary public marriage that they then lived out. and this is the place where she took her coronation oaths. so, the abbey shaped her life. i met her a number of occasions occasionally, she talked about the abbey with great affection, and she talked about what had happened here. what about your own personal feelings about leading the funeral ceremony, are you nervous? if i sit still for too long and start thinking about the significance of the moment and the eyes that are on you, then, yes...

>> joining us is emily nash, the royals editor for hello magazine. good morning to you. the next step here is for world leaders to fly to london, to pay their respects to the queen, and im wondering what you think that says about her impact on them and what they might have learned from her own leadership. >> reporter: good morning. its a real measure of the esteem in which she was held that people are flying from all corners of the globe to be here and pay their respects and to meet with the new...

Small price. lifetime of serving felt like a small price-— lifetime of serving felt like a small rice. . ~ ,, , . small price. thank you very much indeed. among those attending mondays state funeral will be president emmanuel macron of france, with which queen elizabeth had a strong attachment. its a country she visited many times and whose language she spoke fluently. france reciprocated, with president macron saying the french were grateful for her majestys deep affection for their country. ...

Days like these live long in the memory, and none more so than when queen elizabeth was present. the christian faith was important in her personal life, and she took her— duty as queen, therefore, very seriously. to have her majesty marking an occasion with a royal- visit, they are important events in the life of the nation. - she was held in great affection by the people in wales, and you could see that when on royal visits people would turn out in their thousands just to greet her and to wav...

Kingdom very close. this last visit of the tour, to the country whose title he said he had been proud to carry for more than half a century, the title of prince of wales, a title that he now passes to his own air. expresses of affection for the devolved nations have been a hallmark of this tool, but so have the gestures and statements of respect for the distinctions and character of those nations. the truth was —— the same is true of his mother, the late queen. there is something special abo...

The days events and is at cardiff castle for us now. its been a hectic few days for the king and queen consort. the new king has spent the first week of his reign hugging the devolved nations of the united kingdom close. this last visit to a country whose title he says he was proud to wear for 50 years and more, the title of prince of wales, which he now passes on to his own son. expressions of affection for scotland, northern ireland and wales within the union had been a hallmark of this tour, ...