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balcony. let's get right to cnn's richard quest, live at buckingham palace for us this morning. richard quest, good morning, how has it gone? >> reporter: good morning to you. it is an overcast but still dry morning. welcome. i'm actually up the road from the palace in trafalgar square, where i think you might be able to see there are several hundred people watching what's happening on big screens. the reason we're in tra it ffal square, throughout the day, the queen is literally commuting through the square, backwards and forwards, palace, manchester house, down to westminster for t...

Responsibilities we put on our soldiers and how well they perform under the most difficult situations. >> what are we seeing right now? >> what you're seeing here is our tanks and bradleys going up route 8 starting south of baghdad, going into the city's center. the first and the fifth, we attacked into the airport and linked up with the first brigade and then on the 7th, we attacked into the heart of baghdad and to the regime district. >> we had no idea what to expect. we did expect mass surrenderings but instead the army went home. >> yeah, it, you know, we've got a lot of lessons learned fo...

Politics of george wallace or richard nixon from the early '70s but i do think in his remarks including on the foreclosures he reveals that these are kind of abstractons to him rather than a real understanding of the human dimension of real people getting booted out of their homes or facing enormous economic distress. he is discussing this as though at a great distance. removed. >> i think he is looking at it from the position of a person who owns a lot of property, joan, someone who is thinking about how to make best use of the property. do they let people continue to scrape the money togethe...

Richard nixon from the early 70s but i do think in his remarks including on the foreclosures he reveals that these are kind of abstr abtra abtractons to him rather than a real understanding of the human dimension of real people getting booted out of their homes or facing enormous economic distress. he is discussing this as though at a great distance. >> i think he is looking at it from the position of a person who owns a lot of property, joan, someone who is thinking about how to make best use of their property. do they let people continue to scrape the money together and try to pay their mort...

Because, when you think about kabul you think that is one of the secure areas and ten americans total four afghans and four gis and the contract workers that go at their own peril. what happened? >> it is a horrific attack, to be sure, and, what they want to do is undermine the people's confidence in the karzai government and break our will, and they'll achieve some of this. certainly, the people that are living in kabul, will feel let down, when there is ever a spectacular attack like this and comes to breaking our soldiers' will, that will not happen and the exact opposite happens and it str...