her majesty to travel from windsor castle outside london to the center of london st. paul s cathedral and get inside the cathedral. she would have to, even though there was discussions of could she go in through the side entrance, not do the what all the dignitaries are doing, she could have gone in through a side entrance, even that it was decided it was too much for the 96-year-old monarch. it was great for the country to see her yesterday. the world appreciated seeing her on the balcony. she has been frail. she has mobility issues and the decision then was made last night she wouldn t be attending the service of remembrance. not attending either, the duke of york, prince andrew, disgraced really in the royal family because of the accusations he denies of sexual abuse, he will not be there either, and that s because he tested positive yesterday for covid. so he s absent. the queen is absent. the service will be led then from the royal family side by prince charles. there wi
say enough, enough? president biden wrapped up those remarks on gun violence at 7:48 p.m. eastern time. just three minutes later, another shooting took place in the united states. this time in ames, iowa, where authorities say a man shot and killed two women outside a church before turning the gun on himself. according to local sheriff s office, there was an event going on at the church involving college-aged students. no gunfire took place inside. three minutes after the president finished his remarks. those remarks were at times angry, at times frustrated, as times sad. we heard him deliver that message from the families of those impacted by the shootings. do something. united states congress, is it going to do anything? i doubt it. they won t do enough. they might actually do something. i tend to be more optimistic now than at any point over the last ten years about this crisis that america is going through. to the president s appearance