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moved. immediate test for the new king as the uk starts a week-long bid g g goodbye to quen elizabeth ii. >> plus, russia is already striking back. >> and now the campaign stretch. primary season ends tuesday, opening an eight-week sprint to election day. we'll break down the midterm fight for control of congress. we begin, though, in scotland. as the united kingdom opens a week long farewell to queen elizabeth and as her son takes over the monarch. members of scotland paying their final respects to the longest reigning monarch as the queen lies at rest at st. giles cathedral. >> thi...

Ancestral ties to scotland. but also what the next stage of history will look like. so yeah, applause, john, i would say. affection, not much dissent, but concern that nicolas sturgeon will continue to call for a second independence referendum. >> you're watching live pictures. you're watching king charles iii, the queen consort entering the scottish parliament. they'll receive a motion of condolence for the death of queen elizabeth. our cnn contributors, sally and trisha, are with us as well as we watch this. forgive me if i need to interrupt as proceedings begin. we talked about this moment....

Abortion have become much more engaged and so while republicans had a big advantage on enthusiasm in the spring, if you asked voters how excited are you to vote, do you intend to vote, et cetera, republicans used to have a pretty big gap on that question. c cnn' most recent polling, that gap has closed. >> part of that enthusiasm is based on the issues at least that the democratic voters see as first and foremost to them. this is from a marist poll, not cnn polling, but inflation, abortion, health care, the january 6th hearings. you see where they were in july and now. inflation is down, abort...

Legendary. we heard hymns the queen herself would sing at her local church in balmoral. a hymn that was played, john, at the queen's wedding to the late -- her late husband philip. incredibly moving and poignant, i think, is the word i keep hearing from so many scots here today, that in many ways the queen died in skcotland, moving for them to be part of her last of a great last journey as we wait, of course, for her coffin to move to london. that is expected to happen tomorrow. in the meantime, people lining the streets here to really pay their final respects to their queen, and we expect to ...