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The royal mile in scotland. you can see that there are people packed -- you will see people packed on both sides of that stretch of road eager to pay their final respects, to say good-bye, to take a moment and remember this woman who was who has been part of their lives for the past 70 years and also to see the new king, king charles. this will not be a short procession. its only about a mile long, but it will take about 20 minutes. a trip from holyroodhouse, the official residence of the monarc...

Carrying the king and the queen consort passed by. there was a murmur in the cloud and applause and even a few cheers for king charles as he passed by. later, once the queen emerges in this procession, which will be roughly a mile long, we expect to see a lot of what we saw yesterday, which were just crowds being silent, some very somber applause, but really silence and just remembrance for this woman who was so extraordinary and touches do many peoples live, especially here in scotland. so, her...

Celebration for the queen there, king charles leading that procession to the cathedral where the body of the queen will rest for the next 24 hours. we have kelly cobiella standing by as this all unfolds before our eyes. kelly, what can we expect? >> reporter: well see the queen being escorted not only by members of the military here many the uk, a company of archers, in fact, but also by members of her family. king charles will lead that procession. prince edward and princess anne both dressed i...

Well, two generations of scots. the third was a bit do you think too young to talk to us, just 2 years old, but we spoke to the boys mother and grandmother. they were waiting for this procession earlier today. we asked them why they were here and the little boys mother said we just want to be part of this moment in history. we want to be able to tell my son, my mothers grandson that we were here, watched the queen pass by one more time, able to pay our respects and say good-bye. they did plan to...

Absolutely packed, about 12 deep waiting to see this procession, people waiting to witness this moment in history and also say their good-byes to this woman who led such an extraordinary life. once they arrive at st. giles cathedral, and that is scheduled to be in about five minutes to 10:00 eastern time, again, that procession will take about 20 minutes, once they arrive there, the queens coffin will be brought inside, members of the royal family will join a service of thanksgiving in honor of ...

Coast, 2:00 p.m. in scotland, where right now youre watching the royal procession. moments from now king charles iii will lead the royal procession behind queen elizabeth iis coffin as it is transported from holyroodhouse, the queens official palace in edinboro no to st. giles cathedral. she will lie in rest there until tomorrow when the coffin is flown to london. earlier this morning, king charles iii addressed both houses of parliament for the first time pledging to follow in his late mothers ...

>> so the procession will continue. sir andrew lloyd webber, thank you so much. mika, curious your thoughts at this time from what were seeing not only from a queen being celebrated but also the new king. >> i have so many questions how charles may reign differently. theres time for those to play out. watching this beautiful procession, the pomp and the circumstance and traditions, how quiet the crowds are, how refuse

Theater which, of course, is now his majestys theater. and i went to buckingham palace because it was only there three or four weeks before, you know, that i think on the stage with the jubilee concert that we had. the thing about the queen is that she was a constant. >> yes. >> and the other thing which of course the queen was able to do and in a moment can do is represent everyone in a way that politicians cant, because politicians by definition is always going to be somebody who they are not ...

Procession as the queens body moves from their palace at holyroodhouse to st. giles cathedral. also ahead this hour, voo is a announces it will now track gun sales. its an idea cnbcs andrew ross sorkin has been pushing to combat mass shootings. he joins us with this development and what it means. up next, president biden spoke yesterday during his 9/11 remembrance about the need to, quote, preserve and protect our democracy. the man who ran president obamas 2012 re-election campaign joins us...