this is don lemon tonight, and we ve got news on two big stories tonight. we re live here at buckingham palace in london home to the new monarch, king charles iii. and there s news moments ago back home on the mar-a-lago investigation. they ve submitted their proposals to a federal judge for who should serve as special master to review materials from mar-a-lago and how the process should work. it is the latest legal turn in the criminal investigation into trump s potential mishandling of documents. so i want to bring in now cnn senior justice kraunlt evan perez, and senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, laura coates. welcome back to the program, both of you. evan, you just received these documents. tell us more you re learning. they have nominated both sides who they think should be special master, and there s also other details in there. right, don. they ve submitted two names each. obviously they couldn t agree who should be the special master. the judge is
only ones she could trust never to be leaked anywhere to the media. and it is a moment where the prime minister with the weight of all the issues of the country upon them can look to somebody else for guidance and expose some of their concerns and worries. it is like no other. and the queen having seen through 15 prime ministers had really got a sense of character and leadership and could offer them a lot with her guidance and counsel. so that moment between the now-king charles and prime minister liz truss was a revealing one because they both share their exceptionally new to the highest roles in the land. within days of each other. exactly. you be the person who underpins the entire constitution and then the prime minister who is charged with being the person at the head of the government to effect britain s democracy. we don t know exactly the date. we know there s an upcoming funeral for the queen but we know it will be marked with dignitaries and so on.
dollar, the japanese yen that been gaining today. pauline? nina, here in asia, japanese markets failed to maintain the gains from tuesday. in fact, it s quit a different story. a profit-taking sent tokyo s main index lower as investors reacted to new radiation warnings, this time in the tap water in tokyo. after the markets close, japan s golf. said that the economic cost from the earthquake and tsunami could total $308 billion. meanwhile, around the rest of the region, let s look at how they fared. shares of cole companies dragged the market down in hong kong. banking and energy stocks gave sydney just a slight boost. there the shanghai composite is up more than 1%. a bombshell for britain the day before the government unveils its austerity budget. coming up after the break, how will new inflation numbers effect britain s ability to meet its deficit-slashing goals?