welcome to westminster, where people continue to queue to pay their respects to her majesty the queen. the queue is now officially closed and no more people are now allowed to join the end of the queue, so the people who are now filing past me are some of the last who will have that moment in westminster hall in that historic building, nearly 1000 years old, that has witnessed so much history, witnessing it once again, these are some of the last people to be able to file past her majesty the queen, the late queen who has been lying in state for nearly four and a half days. that will then end at 6:30am many of these people behind me, they have started at 4pm and they continue to file past and this is we are right in the middle of the snake, that moment where people have do zigzag very compressed in order to facilitate so many people, thousands of people, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people. we believe at least half a million people will ma
the queue for people waiting to pay their respects and file past the queen s coffin lying in state has reached capacity and no more are allowed to join. and i m lewis vaughan jones. in other news. act swiftly to save your lives the warning ofjapan s prime minister to people living in the path of a huge typhoon making landfall in the south. one of russia s most famous singing stars strongly criticises the war in ukraine, saying russian young men are dying for illusory aims. we are at westminster, where just within the past few minutes the queue for people joining to pay tribute to the queen has been closed. so the people behind me will be able to see and pay tribute to the queen lying in state at westminster hall, but, well, the people who have potentiallyjoined within the last few moments, they will not be able to make this journey that others have spent hours and hours attending, waiting to pay their respects. earlier on today. a minute s silence was held across the unit
comeback. could the surge lead to mandates? and later, platinum party. the latest on the pomp and circumstance. reporter: i m holly williams outside buckingham palace in london where the queen is celebrating 70 years on the throne. diaz: with a final look at m the monarch s lifelong passion for these small subjects. this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. diaz: good evening. we begin tonight with the latest on the nationwide baby formula shortage. today, abbott, the country s largest baby formula manufacturer, announced that production has resumed at its plant in sturgis, michigan, for the first time since february. but boosting supplies in stores is a whole other matter. it is an urgent issue for parents, and more recently, for the president. cbs christina ruffini is at the white house. christina.christina. reporter: good evening. t reporter: good evening. the reopening of that plant is significant, but it s not an immediate fix. abbott sa
because they are going to be very visible. they don t want them talking about it. they had great success for weeks prior to kherson city being in contact where they took downs and villages and nobody said a word. they don t want them talking to their relatives about it on the phone. and it s extraordinary the operational security that they can have. but there will be more visibility here because of the nature of the fight. these are combined arms forces that move and, obviously, they are going to be seen. they have huge opportunity here to retake territory, brian. brian: i hear you. there can t be any peace unless they get their country back. general jack keane thanks so much. the russians took 17% of it, it was at 25%. always great, general, thank you. have great weekend to you and the team. brian: you too. thanks, general. coming up saturday at 8:00. watch one nation we have a huge roster of guests. karl rove, jonathan turley on the fbi and what is happening to all of these whi
goes to say that when you turn felonies into misdemeanors people are going to keep pushing that limit on what they can get away with. in the city of san francisco or in any of these democratic controlled places, they are just going to continue to push the envelope on what they can get away with. it really is disheartening to see and i m really broken up about my city being in shambles that it s in right now. because the situation with this individual dying just gonna make the situation just that much worse if to imagine tucker like you said all of the money that tech executives in the tech industry put into salmon cisco who is gonna want to come into a start up and serious going out? when executives and innovators are getting killed and stabbed in the streets. it s going to further isolate sarah cisco and may people leave. it s really sad to see.