holds. and signs of torture, the u.n. says it will send a team to ukraine s recently liberated town of izium where a mass burial site has been discovered. the late queen elizabeth will lie in state for just two more days before her state funeral begins monday morning. that is not much time for the hundreds of thousands of people still waiting to pay their respects to the beloved monarch. the queue to pass by her coffin stretches for miles along the river thames with people at the very end being advised their turn to say good-bye might not come until tomorrow. later today some near the front may witness the queen s eight grandchildren hold their silent vigil at her coffin. the queen s four children, king charles, princess anne, prince andrew, head their silent vigil on friday. this is a meticulously planned event and customs and traditions dating back centuries. and kate, first to the lineup, all these people who have come to see the queen, they expect some 2 million peopl
justice. plus, joe biden s primetime punch. the president tonight will use a national address to warn republicans are actively working in his view to undermine american democracy. and sarah palin loses in her alaska comeback attempt. a democrat won the special house election. so did advocates of what is called rank choice vote. a first for us, though. a court showdown next hour over the fbi s search of donald trump s mar-a-lago. the justice department says it did everything by the book and that its investigation should continue full speed ahead. team trump, though, is objecting and asking a judge to name a special master. that s an independent third party to review the materials taken from the former president s hotel, home and office. the hearing is before a trump-appointed judge who is already on record leaning in favor of a special master. team trump last night responded to a detailed government filing asserting that trump had no standing to ask for a special master and as
relations. and in the leadup to it, it really is a case of preparation. we re seeing a lot of a lot of people in the queue are fortunate to see some of the rehearsals that the servicemen are doing preparing for the funeral on saturday and sunday. and we re having the line continuing until 6:30 monday morning. so at 6:30 monday morning, that is their last chance to see elizabeth lying in state and then the state funeral and then later on after the ceremony in westminster abbey from 11:00 to 12:00, then she goes to windsor and buried with a private ceremony for the family. and she will rejoin her husband prince philip and her father, mother and sister who are all buried in saints fwot. george s. and the pageantry that we ve been seeing and will see, for some people especially outside the uk, it may seem excessive
not being able to employ staff. not being able to support the community is a really hard place after the past year that restaurants have had pretty much since covid. john fetterman says he feels amazing. but you could see during his first national tv interview since suffering a stroke back in may fetterman is still recovering. the democrat running for pennsylvania senate admits he still occasionally skips a word or mushes two words together. and fetterman says it is still tbd if he will debate mehmet oz. he says dr. oz has been mocking his recovery. desperation is the worst cologne. and they understand that dr. oz s campaign is in shambles. whether you look at the polls, you look at the fund-raising. you know, they ve just figured out that let s appeal to folks that get their jolies, you know, making fun of the stroke dude. in a snub to the former leader of the soviet union the russian president vladimir putin will not attend mikhail gorbachev s funeral on saturday. putin says it
partnership and pursued that pact. all of us made a huge mistake in assuming that the patience of the international community would last. what matters now, afghanistan confronts the world s worst humanitarian crisis, in a world still struggling with the consequences of the taliban takeover. lyse doucet, bbc news. the coffin of the south african anti apartheid hero archbishop desmond tutu is lying in state at st george s cathedral in cape town. large crowds are expected to visit to pay their respects before archbishop tutu s funeral on saturday, with memorials also planned injohannesburg and pretoria. the nobel peace prize winner died on sunday at the age of 90. china has hit out at the us, canada and the eu, after they condemned the arrest of seven hong kong journalists on wednesday as part of china s wider crackdown on press freedom in the region. a foreign ministry spokesperson