in the end, it may have seemed like a coronation, especially for coach dan hurley, whose family is basketball royalty. but three decades ago as a player, hurley left the game because of mental health struggles. he became a coach, and now is a champion. means everything, probably also not here if i didn t have to deal with that adversity. reporter: adama sanogo was the tournament s most outstanding player. his family watched from his native mali. i just want to say, like, anything is possible. reporter: march madness may be over, but april is for celebrations. lsu threw a giant party honoring the champions of the women s tournament. just like for uconn, the cheering has only just begun. but there was one ending, a poignant one, the final final four for broadcaster jim nantz. to you, all of the viewers, thank you for being my friend. reporter: jan crawford, cbs news.
it was the most exciting day of their lives and it made her incredibly, i think, their lives and it made her incredibly, ithink, exciting to photograph in the latter years we suffer less regularly and every occasion was even more exciting and important and yes, she was amazing to photograph. i5 yes, she was amazing to photograph. is overlooked, addinu photograph. is overlooked, adding the photograph. is overlooked, adding the person - photograph. is overlooked, adding the person we i photograph. is overlooked, adding the person we have| photograph. is overlooked, i adding the person we have is a wedding anniversary photograph of the queen in prince philip and there, we have it on screen now and certainly remember this one well myself. the 73rd wedding anniversary, i believe. talk to us about taking this image. talk to us about taking this imaue. , , ., talk to us about taking this imaue. , ,. . ., , image. this is a particularly poignant image. this is a particularly poignant one
there and all of the rest of the royals are there and one must imagine it has been there and one must imagine it has been incredibly sad evening for them, been incredibly sad evening for them, and notjust them but the staff them, and notjust them but the staff and them, and notjust them but the staff and the people here at balmoral who have known the queen for such balmoral who have known the queen for such a balmoral who have known the queen for such a long time and work for the queen for such a long time and work for the queen for such a long time, so this is the queen for such a long time, so this is very the queen for such a long time, so this is very much a period of grieving this is very much a period of grieving. as we have been saying this morning, when the queen died, kin- this morning, when the queen died, king charles iii immediately acceded to the king charles iii immediately acceded to the throne, and with that comes the roles to the throne, and with th
especially to our regent family. don t forget that. but my message is let s not hide the fact that this is an enormous blow. that as her late majesty showed us, and as his majesty showed us, and as his majesty is showing and will show us, let us bring that grief and be willing to receive comfort, a fresh abundance of life, and a deep hope for the future. for the future. most of the queen s closest family for the future. most of the queen s closest family members for the future. most of the queen s closest family members are - for the future. most of the queen s closest family members are still i for the future. most of the queen s closest family members are still at| closest family members are still at balmoral castle where she died, her children, including king charles iii and william the duke of cornwall and cambridge. so far, prince harry has been the only one to leave our moral, boarding a plane at aberdeen airport to rejoin his wife and children. but windsor, the queen rush w
was the absolutely pivotal audience with the queen for every single one of her 15 prime ministers. that meeting once a week where mnemonic met the prime minister, whoever it was, churchill, liz truss her last prime ministerjust in the last couple of days, through that extraordinary sweep of history. the prime minister after prime minister we know that that encounter was vital. the queen wouldn t tell them what to do but her role was to provide discrete advice. perhaps one of the only meetings that week where they could be completely sure they were speaking in confidence, that its contents would never emerge into the public domain and her role was sometimes seen as perhaps to encourage or gently worn. the queen probably had a better institutional memory of how government works, somebody who was genuinely engaged, spending hours every week going through the red boxes reading government papers. the prime