well, it s tuesday, september 13th. it is 9 a.m. here in london where in just a matter of hours the late queen elizabeth ii will make her final trip back here to buckingham palace being honored in what was an emotional farewell in scotland. in london the queen s coffin will remain at buckingham palace behind me here before it is moved to westminster hall on wednesday and there she will lie in state until her funeral next monday. well, ahead of that, preparations have been underway overnight. soldiers here seen rehearsing for the queen s funeral procession. correspondents are fanned out. isa soares standing by outside saint charles cathedral. we are joined here outside buckingham palace. to both of you, thank you very much, indeed, for joining us. let me start with you, isa. and it has been certainly a long day in scotland yesterday and a long evening as people cued to pay their last respect to the queen whose body lies in a casket at saint charles cathedral. what have people
campaign said friday that it was a victim of a hack that was meant to sway the vote. and this is, of course, the place to be to get all the information you ll need to know. cnn covering this election with our correspondents at some of the polling places where voters will decide their next president. melissa bell live in paris and isa soares standing by also. let s start with melissa in the french capital. what is the mood of voters you ve spoken with? set the scene for us, if you could. reporter: there is a sense, i think, as they head to the polls in polling stations like this one in the 18th district of paris, that this is a momentous vote that they re casting. these two very different visions of what france should be, the two explained a moment ago, george. they know what they are facing and they know that every vote will count. now, let me just show you how these polling stations are organized. you can see people cuei iqueuei there to cast their ballots. you have a booth with two
emwazi. a birth place in kuwait and upbringing in london. many questions remain. what radicalized emwazi? we have isa soares standing by in london. what could be the motivation for joining isis? it looks a dozen years ago this was a young man who could have had anything. could have been anyone. reporter: absolutely. good morning, christine. he looks normal when you actually speak to people here. well educated and good family and middle class neighborhood. educated and went to a good university. when people are questioning what point did the rationale change? one thought is from cage a muslim led advocacy group. he got in contact with him,