details about the duke s funeral are due to be released later, as tributes are paid here in windsor, across the country and around the world. flags are flying across the uk at half mast, including here at buckingham palace where a small number of people have begun to gather and lay flowers to pay tribute to prince philip. we ll be reflecting on the duke s far reaching legacy and hearing from those whose lives he touched. hello, welcome to this bbc news special. iamjane i amjane hill at i am jane hill at windsor castle. the armed forces will lead a second day of tributes to the duke of edinburgh, who died yesterday aged 99, with gun salutes across the uk, in gibraltar and from warships at sea. details of his funeral are also expected to be announced later. prince philip was the longest serving royal consort in british history and was a constant support to the queen during more than 70 years of marriage. today we will be looking back on his life with some of those who knew th
law enforcement. the house ethics committee announced it has launched an investigation into congressman gaetz for a laundry list of potential violations. i ll bet unless he s actually convicted and behind bars, this will be a badge of honor for him. they aren t really coming for me. they re coming for you. i m just in the way. this is new day weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. beautiful morning here in atlanta, even with the low clouds it still looks pretty, doesn t it? welcome to saturday morning, we re grateful to have your company. gop congressman matt gaetz says, guess what, he s not going anywhere. the florida congressman is defiant in the face of two separate allegations. last night, he denied all allegations of sex trafficking and prostitution. he said this in his first public speech since the allegations came to light. the smears against me range from distortions of my personal life to wild, and i mean wild conspiracy theories. i won t be
their respects. cbs nikki battiste has the tributes from stars of screen and stage. and she led the country through some of our greatest and darkest moments with grace, decency, and a genuine caring warmth. o donnell: and, a role model for women and girls. we meet mothers and daughters from all over britain paying tribute to the queen. so what s the message for all the girls in your family? that anything s possible, isn t it? this is a special edition of the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting tonight from london. o donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us from outside buckingham palace, where not even the rain or increasingly chilly temperatures could keep people from paying their respects to the queen. and today, the commonwealth heard from its new sovereign, king charles iii, addressing a grieving nation, and the world, for the first time as king, promising to carry on his mother s lifelong service to the british people. king charles and
this is called the death gun salute and is taking place in every corner of the united kingdom. cardiff castle, edinburgh castle, hillsborough castle, york, portsmouth. one round is being fired every 10 seconds 96 rounds in total representing one round for every year of the queen s life. the gun salutes ringing out right across the united kingdom, the first ceremonial event, main event, since the queen s death yesterday afternoon. royal correspondence nicholas witchell is next to me. these salutes are part of tradition. they are. bells are sounded at churches across the country and flowers are laid, and the nation begins its period of mourning, this first formal expression of that national mourning, the gun salute of 96 rounds fired by different branches of the armed forces, the army and royal navy at more than a dozen different locations around the united kingdom. in the capital city, in both hyde park, with the king s troop royal horse artillery and at the tower of lo