john: john, stand by, we want to bring in byron york here in the studio, and we were going to talk american politics but instead as we watch this unfold, there at st. giles cathedral in downtown edinburgh, the american people are fascinated with what we are seeing taking place in the u.k., whether it be in scotland or outside buckingham palace or what would transpire between now and monday. given the stormy history between our two nations going back to the 1700s, what s the root of that fascination? well, it been pretty smooth after some initial events, that was quite a long time ago. first of all, nobody does ceremony like the british are doing ceremony. and this is the biggest one of all, and you ve also got this interesting scenario in which you have this extended farewell to the departed queen, which is happening at the same time as
atlanta, thank you. john: team coverage continues in illinois where people are bracing for the end of cash bail. mike tobin live in chicago with the latest. mike. illinois is the first state in the nation to end cash bail, it goes into effect with the first of the year and essentially means that people will be released from jail with a promise that they show up in court for their trial. the law that was passed was called the safety act, passed with minimal debate in the illinois legislature. the author says this means poor people and rich offenders will be treated equally, if prosecutors and the court determine a suspect is eligible for bail that means he s not a threat. you ve been denied a bond because you are dangerous. but if you have a bond we are saying you are not dangerous, we are going to keep you in bail because you are poor. critics are ending cash bail point out more than low level
out the significance of princess ann, the princess royal being there. the vigil of the princes has always happened twice in the past for king george v in 1936 and for the queen mother in 2002. it was only princes at that time. as you can see them come out, princess ann also with them and as they are greeted by applause as they exit st. giles cathedral. john: as we let that moment sink in. so from here, you can see the people in front of st. giles who i assume will pay tribute to the queen at about noon our time eastern tomorrow. her remains will be moved to
to an end after police say kelly crashed the stolen vehicle he was in and was taken into custody. shelby county district attorney said the office is working this case and takes repeat offenders seriously. it merits a strong response, that s the kind of response we will get from this district attorney s office. we understand how the public feels and we want to reassure the people we in law enforcement are working around the clock on these cases to prevent things like this from happening in the future. so kelly did appear in court on friday where he was arraigned on a single count of second-degree murder. prosecutors office said we should expect more charges to be brought against kelly in this case. he is expected back in court in memphis tomorrow morning, sandra and john. we ll be looking to see if those additional murder charges are added in court. guys. sandra: we will indeed. charles watson live from
products, they know it s going to happen and not a lot to do to stop it. john: people are calling for metal detectors at the entranceways to the shopping malls across america, a big change. sandra: imagine that. live look in edinburgh, scotland, the queen s coffin lies at rest. the new king there and the queen consort are said to stand vigil, and saying good-bye and the same time they welcome their new king. we will go live to scotland in a few moments as we watch the king. john: vice president harris claiming the supreme court has gone activist. but jonathan turley says if the argument she was making we would be in the age of segregation. he s coming up next. s, grocerie. we all need cash in the bank to stay ahead. well here s great news for veterans who own a home.