treasury secretary janet yellen. hello, i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is remembering at home and abroad. we begin in great britain where queen elizabeth ii just completed the first leg of her final journey through the united kingdom. she traveled from balmoral castle and arrived in edinburgh a short while ago with crowds of people paying their respects along the way, honoring the monarch who served them for more than 70 years. an honor guard welcoming the queen s coffin at the palace of the holyrood house where it will remain overnight. her children, princess anne, princes andrew and edward on hand for this first stop as the coffin makes its way to london on an eventual path to westminster abbey for her funeral eight days from now. meantime here at home, another solemn day to remember. in new york officials are still reading the names of nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives on 9/11 in that horrific attack 21 years ago today, honoring the vic
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