through the years, as a grandmother, the queen revelled in prince william s successes, enjoyed a good joke with prince harry. as the queen s grandchildren stand in tribute, so does the public. countless mourners stand in the line to see the queen. there is no casual act of reverence on display here. the line stretches for miles across london. wait times skyrocketed 24 hours. and the weather has been cold. king charles iii and prince william recognizing the moment, surprised the public there earlier today. the new king summed up this incredible show of love telling one mourner his mother would have been so touched. as cnn s richard quest joins us from london. richard, in all your years covering all of this, have you ever seen anything like this? reporter: no. and yet it was one and the same time the event that we had prepared for and dreaded at the same time. i was saying to colleagues earlier even now, jim, i can t sort of quite believed it s happened. and i m 60. you ve al
for his political gain. it s hard to believe that a human being could treat other human beings like this. they re killing women and children in ukraine. there is clear evidence of torture, humiliating treatment of people. the world must react to all of this. i m pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom. a kingdom celebrates the life of its queen and a family mourns the loss of its matriarch. the queen s eight grandchildren came together to hold vigil as she lies in state outside westminster hall. tens of thousands of mourners wait to pay their respects. as you can see, the line stretches for miles. the wait at times has surpassed 24 hours. right now the wait is around 17 hours. president biden and the first lady arrived in london last hour. they will be among the heads of state from around the world to attend the queen s funeral scheduled for monday. cnn s max foster has more. reporter: a steady tide of mourners pouring into the ancient westminster
flint, michigan. up first just before midnight justice department legal filing and what it tells us about the case against donald trump. the 36-page filing is full of critical new details. they include three classified documents in desks inside the former president s office. more than 100 documents in 13 boxes with classification markings inside the former president s residence. some of those documents so secret the fbi and d orkoj persl charged with reviewing them needed to get additional security clearances. the filing includes this stunning photograph, a smattering of highly classified documents with unmistakably clear, top secret and sci markings laid out on a mar-a-lago carpet next to a time of framed magazine covers and this, too, justice department lawyers now allege mr. trump and his attorneys likely committed a crime by obstructing a federal investigation. stopping fbi agents from looking through boxes of records and in one instance, signing off on a sworn statemen
enforcement is being ramped up along the southern board we are a new wave of migrants cross ing into the u.s. despite the trump era immigration restriction called title 42 ending next week, local officials asked for more federal help to deal with the influx of people. gabe gutierrez has more from el paso, texas. gabe? reporter: with the windchill, the temperature felt like it was below freezing overnight. some of these migrants spent a miserable night here. i m standing here in mexico, and the water you see there is the rio grand and the line of migrants just over the water is a group that is technically on u.s. soil and trying to get into el paso, which is right behind that border fence. this line stretches for quite awhile. local officials in el paso say it s a sign of things to come. this morning the immigration
people can just come in, and again, take a breath, collect their thoughts, you can see the heaters here at night, it is bitterly cold, you can see all of the blankets and places to sit, or lay down at this point. and so as you make your way through this, the real center of activity here is this. the line. the line to get on the bus. these are people who have just walked the walking path from ukraine into poland, and you can see this line stretches for quite some way. and if you spin back around and look up the line, you can see that they re beginning to board buses here and there s no bus schedule, there s no regular schedule for evacuating a country so these buses come when they can, they pack as many people as they can inside, fill it up, they head to the train station, and take a train, either to krakow, to warsaw, or further into europe. so this is a constantly evolving