proceed from the palace of holyroodhouse to the cathedral. king charles iii and the queen consort will travel from london to the scottish capital for that service. the public will also be able to pay their respects when the queen s coffin remains in the cathedral until tuesday. in the days ahead, the queen s casket will travel to buckingham palace in london and then to westminster hall, where the queen will lie in state until her funeral next monday. edinburgh marks the first leg of the queen s final journey, then. there are crowds of mourners on the streets on sunday to pay their respects. [ applause ] those who have gathered clapped as the queen s casket passed by after it made a six-hour journey from balmoral estate, where the queen died on thursday at the age of 96. many are still grappling with the loss as they bid their longest-serving monarch a final farewell. she s the only queen i ve ever known. i think she done really good for us. i think she held a lot together.
of what s to come as we approach peak summer travel. the pressure the biden administration is now putting on the airlines. the dangerous new heat wave taking aim at much of the country, millions under heat alerts tonight. rob marciano standing by timing it out. the new warning from nato that the war in ukraine could drag on for years as american firepower makes it to the front lines. our team on the ground with a up-close look. will the heavy artillery make a difference in the war? the news out of italy, the oscar-winning film director detained after allegations of sexual assault. celebrations across the country commemorating this year s juneteenth national holiday marking the end of slavery in america. and led by the 95-year-old grandmother of juneteenth, opal lee. and an emotional story this father s day, the promise one dad made to his son, the dream fulfilled. announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight. good evening
designed to deal with difficult situations, difficult patients, unhappy patients. but nothing that we have in place i don t know that any health system in the country has in place can stop somebody with two weapons that are hell bent on causing harm. has saint francis had drills or training here on campus? have we had mass shooting drills or training? we have training and we have educational modules. i couldn t speak to actual drills. as i said earlier, there s going to be 1,000 questions that we as an organization are going to need to answer. that s going to be one of them, about our path going forward. what can you tell us about [ inaudible ] she s another physician that works in the orthopedic department. she was an incredible person. amanda was i think had the supervisory role within the clinic. the three best people in the entire world that are the most committed to doing what they do every day and taking care of others didn t deserve to die this way. [ ina
Glimpse at the american firepower on the front lines. the u.s. provided howitzers helping the battle in the donbas. a team on the ground in ukraine with exclusive access. are the weapons making a difference? britt clennett is in kyiv for us tonight. reporter: tonight, homes on fire in northeastern ukraine, after heavy russian shelling. and tonight, still no word on the fate of three americans, thought to have gone missing while fighting in the east, where the kremlin appears to be doubling down. a ukrainian official saying russia is sending in reserves to the key city of severodonetsk. but american firepower, assisting in the battle for the donbas. our james longman, getting exclusive access, as ukrainian forces fired howitzers on the frontline. reporter: the power of that gun is just unreal. it sucks the air out of you as it goes out. now, this is an active combat zone. they are finding russian targets. reporter: nato s secretary-general today warning putin s war could last for