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Let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman on the storm's current track. how soon will our friends in florida begin to feel the impacts? >> our friends in the keys will feel the impacts later today. right now, cuba is getting slammed. tonight it will be the keys, then into tomorrow, thursday, we're looking at central and south florida. let's take a look at the latest because we are looking at a very strong storm, category 3 storm. it blossomed overnight, rapidly intensified, and it's still strengthening. we'll see a category 4 storm. winds at 125 miles per hour, that's a strong category 3 sto...

Others, to represent friends or members of the family who cannot come, so right now i think we can go to the other end of the queue. we are at westminster hall, just to the right, where the queen is laying in state but the queue we understand right now is two miles long and right now is two miles long and right at the end of the queue, those joining the queue is frankly. good morning, frankie.— joining the queue is frankly. good morning, frankie. yes, we are close to izolackfriars _ morning, frankie. yes, we are close to blackfriars bridge, _ morning, frankie. yes, we are close to blackfriar...

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Afternoon later, and then tomorrow when the cortege process of the world mark for people most of the hollywood house, a st. charles. 11 century some of it still. -- very got the cathedral. >> it has been through many incarnations, has an op, and destroyed by the english, the jacket bites, and through the ages, it has changed. but a very important site for the royal family. >> it's a high kirk. when the queen wasn't residents, she worshipped at -- but that was also a familiar church for her, cathedral, church, as we say in scotland. >> louise tate, thank you for the moment. >> and alistair, we ...

But it has been an extraordinary morning here in the united kingdom. we got our first glimpse of the coffin containing queen elizabeth ii. it was an emotional moment for everybody. i felt my own breath catch as we saw the hearst pull out from the gates of balmoral for the first time. then it drove through the small village of balater. very small village, just a few hundred people. hundreds more had come to pay their respects to the queen. and what struck me the most was the complete hushed and respectful silence as the funeral cortege drove through the village, it continued its journey through...