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british military. and behind them, several members of the royal family led by king charles iii. his sons, princes william and harry, also walking behind their grandmother's coffin just as they walked behind their mother's coffin a quarter century ago. we have been listening as big ben has been tolling every minute as the late monarch makes her way to the seat of the british government where the queen will lie in state in a hall that is witnessed so much history during its 900-year exist tense. she will be there for four day bfrs her funeral at westminster abbey on monday. and with us...

see their -- say their final good-bye. yet, for all of its anticipation and its singular history, this moment felt eerily realm necessary of this one. the very young brothers made this same march because they're mother's coffin. it's a painful image of one of the most painful moments in the history of the modern monarchy, not to say anything of the grief the brothers felt and most feel again. the crowds felt it too then and they felt it again today. thousands crowded the streets down the mall and along white hall. some straining to catch even a glimpse of the coffin draped in the roy...

are both dominating the parties' divide heading into the midterms. and former homeland security secretary jeh johnson will be here to discuss the mar-a-lago document fight and the january 6th investigations. but we begin in london with nbc's molly hunter, msnbc royal commentator daisy mcandrew. molly, let's talk about what we've seen from the royal family today as the citizens throughout that country are finally getting their say, their chance to say goodbye to queen elizabeth in person. >> yeah, andrea, that's exactly right. the coffin today is moving from the family to the people. ...

since harry truman. can you imagine what that would be like to have that consistency? by the way. not for nothing, as they say. we talk all we want about a monarchy, and the shortcomings, and all of these things. but our democracy is being tested. our democratic principles are often being tested. so, we all live in a virtual political glass house. >> then we have someone who is acting like a monarch, but was a former president. thank you, laura i will see you tomorrow. >> it is good to be the, getting let us know. >> this is don lemon tonight and there's not going on tonight here in ...

the bow room, a room right at the back of buckingham palace whose bow windows open out onto the acres of parkland that lie behind buckingham palace. it willen in be a vigil there with members of the church of england, overseeing it on a constant basis until 2:00 tomorrow on wednesday, 2:22, in fact, when there will be that procession from buckingham palace through the streets, through the mall, towards westminster abbey where the queen will be placed -- the casket will be placed and she'll lie in state there until the morning of her funeral on monday. so nearly five days. during that...