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There's no question we've been witnessing history in what is surely one of the most extraordinary ceremonies to unfold before us in living memory. cnn, england. >> been a long time coming. there it is. a short break. ahead, many children across central america are taking great risks to reach the united states. for some who don't make it, what they've lost can never be regained. one boy's story coming up. plus, stunning video of the fatal confrontation between police and a schizophrenic man and why the family says deadly force wasn't necessary.

His nephews or so on. it has allowed people to reimmerse themselves in the story and reinvigorate the debatement. >> reporter: debate and intrigue. there is no question this has captured the national imagination imagination. the atmosphere on the streets, solemnity mixed with utter frustration. there it is the king's coffin preparing to make its final approach to the cathedral to lay in state for three days before his burial. what an action. no question we've been witnessing history in what is one of the most extraordinary ceremonies to unfold before us in living memory. rosie tompkins, cnn, l...

>> nine years complete withdrawal is in the white house's assessment, is this a victory for the united states and if i could bundle up just -- if you could answer that, then follow up. >> i think one of the more poignant moments in the secure video conference downstairs was when president obama congratulated prime minister maliki and the people of iraq for getting to this momentous moment. and importantly when prime minister maliki congratulated president obama an our troops an our diplomats for all they've done. so when the president laid out a vision for the future of iraq in febru...

That coastline. it is not one tsunami. it is many waves of tsunamis. and of course, the problem for a lot of people is trying the move faster than the waves do as they come on land. what sort of provisions are in place for that. i was speaking to matt alt who gave an extraordinary description of his situation as he witnessed this earthquake. he is married to a japanese lady who was able to take him through it. he was very unnerved by it. but because she has grown up there. she knew exactly what to do. this is the situation, isn't it? people are realizing this is very different to anything that...

Middle east. because of that this is not just another international news turmoil story. this changes the world. but in terms of understanding what happens next, we do have a lot of precedent to consult. if you squint, you can see what happened in tahrir square today in berlin in 1989. you can see what happened in tarhir square in the philippines in 1986. you can see it in poland in 1989. in the republic of georgia in 2003, in iran in 1979, in tunisia just last month, in ukraine in 2004. people rise up against bad governments. it happens. and it usually moves us as americans when it does becaus...