reporter: that s right. it s very unusual. that s why i think that this is a serious situation for the queen. the words that have been used by the palace are, of course, that the doctors her doctors are concerned for her majesty s health. of course, that is understated. inevitably, it s understated because in buckingham palace, they choose their words carefully. it was a short statement just after 7:30 eastern this morning. but it was a statement that said a lot. you have to read between the lines with these things. to fill in the blanks a little bit in terms of the members of the members of the royal family who are at balmoral or on their way, in these situations, with these royal whether we have royal news, so often we compare our own lives to theirs. i think many people watching will think about their own families and moments when an elderly loved one is sick and when members of the family all head to their bedside or to their side. that will, i think, for many peopl
and look up at the sky and get the best view of the stars. she s also been seen running around this isn t that long ago running around balmoral with great big butterfly catchers trying to get bats out of the rooms and set them free. it s somewhere she always said she can really be herself. she can relax. there s a big jigsaw puzzle at balmoral for when she arrived. she won t have the photograph to help her. she plays patience. she loves the outdoor pursuits. there used to be stag hunting. this is someone that she s truly, truly happy and feels very free. she doesn t go on foreign holidays to beaches or caribbean islands. this is her summer holiday. that s the way she likes it. which is such wonderful
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