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of national mourning for britain s longest serving monarch. well, the public viewing of the queen s coffin has now officially ended, and westminster hall is closed to the public as preparations begin for her funeral. over the last few days thousands have waited for hours in lines stretching several miles along the river thames just to pay their respects. well, in the hours ahead a procession will take the queen s coffin from westminster hall to westminster abbey where the funeral will take place. that service will be conducted by the dean of westminster. following the funeral the queen s coffin will be moved in a procession through central london to wellington arch where it ll be placed in the state hearse and travel on her final journey to windsor. from there a committal service will take place at st. george s chapel. well, cnn correspondents are following all of the developments for you. scott mcclain standing by in london where the final mourners have been waiting to ....
London in a few moments. first let s bring in michael holmes in atlanta with the day s other news. michael? good to see you, becky. thanks for that. ukraine s military taking control of a key river as it reportedly repel more russian attacks. we ll have details on the effort to liberate more cities when we come back. also hurricane fiona moves onto the dominican republic after lashing puerto rico. we ll track the storm s path and take a look at the damage it has left in its wake. ....
So we are on the lookout for some significant sanctions against the russians. but first things first tonight, the president is on the phone with the ukrainian leader whose country is being invaded right now. shannon. shannon: peter doocy global continue to circle back with you. thank you very much. bringing back our chief political anchor, bret baier. you are the conversation i had with a member of parliament over there. clearly very passionate. his country is under attack and several things he talked about it sounded like from what peter said the president will address tomorrow as well as the potential banking sanctions and oil and gas. but he was really passionate about asking for a no-fly zone and the u.s. help in that. what are the odds? pretty much zero. at least at this point. i thought it was interesting hearing him as he gets ready to go to the parliament building saying they want to continue even if they can t get into that building. understood the martial law eventually e ....
Both mubarek as a figure head? have things improved? have they moved on? if you see the film you see it focuses on three characters who are struggling for change in egypt. and what s happening right now in terms of the military taking control again, many people have said, okay, this is a really dark time. because we ve gone back to square one. if you talk to our characters and people on the ground, though, they are deeply optimistic. because they know that struggle is going to happen over a very long time. change happens very slowly. and so the important thing is that there s a staying power to this movement. and if you look at the civil rights movement or any struggle, some of the biggest compliments we ve gotten has been people who have fought during the 1icivil rights movement. what you need it seems to me, in all these cases, civil ....
if you see the film you see it focuses on three characters who are struggling for change in egypt. and what s happening right now in terms of the military taking control again, many people have said, okay, this is a really dark time. because we ve gone back to square one. if you talk to our characters and people on the ground, though, they are deeply optimistic. because they know that struggle is going to happen over a very long time. change happens very slowly. and so the important thing is that there s a staying power to this movement. and if you look at the civil rights movement or any struggle, some of the biggest compliments we ve gotten has been people who have fought during the civil rights movement. what you need it seems to me, in all these cases, civil rights, you had martin luther king. in south africa there was nelson mandela. ....