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President biden and the first lady being ushered now to their seats. i'm here with max foster and kate williams. some of the people entering in front of the president you are saying are people who have been awarded the victoria cross, highest of british military honors. >> yeah. so i think the president arrived a little late, but the order is staying as it was. so, war heroes, winners of the major military honors were walking down the aisle, joined the back of that procession. now we're seeing the beginning of various processions that will walk down the aisle. >> then let's talk about what lie...

We had 13 months ago, to celebrate the longest reign. today we have the goodbye. i have to say when the procession comes past here in a few hours time after the funeral, it will be an incredibly moving moment because that will be the last time i and all of these people here will ever see a great queen. >> martha: it is stunning. a few short months ago, we were all together and watched her come out on the balcony at the very beginning of the celebration and at the end. it is so good given the outpouring we have seen that she got to see that devotion that it was all spilling out as it is now and...

Taken the trash cans away because they are worried about moms. to the apple because of this event? >> piers: and the boston marathon, obviously. people milling around can put anything anywhere. so what you don't want is any kind of trash can, even if it is a protected one where you can put something in. so they were taking no chances. but in addition to the police, there are 10,000 military, 6,000 physically involved in the procession alone. so there was a lot of military here. remember all of the military that you see, these are highly trained military. >> martha: they are not for decoration....

London who are wanting to pay respects and they need protecting by the police. >> piers: trudea, interesting that the queen asked all members of the royal canadian mounted police to be at the head of the procession, which i was surprised about. i thought she would go for british representation, she wanted the canadian bounty. >> martha: she once said she felt at home, it was important to keep canada, australia, ireland inside the united kingdom and we'll see a lot of kings and queens here, and most of them nobody can name. she strengthened the royalty and kept it going and that is not

The Duchess of Sussex, 40, joined the Countess of Wessex in a car for the funeral procession through the streets of London today.