a lot of coverage about princess anne here in the uk and the way she s risen to this occasion. the vigil is now over. you can see the king leading the siblings away now. so that s the end of that. there s princess anne and her full ceremonial uniform. so an extraordinary moment for those members of the public as they file through. princess anne accompanying the coffin throughout this whole process. we re hearing earlier how all of the siblings were close to the queen in their own way. princess anne s was through horses and country pursuits which is what they shared in balmoral together and where anne was with the queen for the last 24 hours of her life. so the siblings now leaving westminster hall. they ll go away in private. try to decompress what they had there, and members of the public will decompress what they just experienced. quite extraordinary moment in british history there, and it will be repeated again tomorrow with the grandchildren of the queen, including prince
immigrants are hoodwinked, promised shelter and jobs, only to end up at martha s vineyard because of a republican governor s immigration protest stunt. how volunteers have come to the migrant s rescue. and the ceo of fedex delivering a dire warning about the economy with his company on the front line of the supply chain crisis. welcome to the lead. we ll start with that ceo s gut punch. the head of fedex warning that not only does he think that the united states is headed for a recession, but business is starting to slow around the world. that message created a lot of anxiety on wall street today. fedex stock tumbled, the dow is closing this hour after spending a day in the red. let s bring in cnn s alison kosik. we often come to you at the top of the show when the markets are either substantially up or massively down, but this time, it s this comment from fedex that is getting the world s attention. and fedex s ceo was pretty direct about where he thinks the economy
i m frank mallicoat. i m juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. san francisco authorities are coming in with a way to get rid of these trees. but time and money are proving to big roadblocks to the plan that won t come soon enough. anne makovec joins us live in the city. did the weather have something to do with this? i bet it did. reporter: it did, but really, the trees make up themselves, these ficus trees. i m at one of the scenes where a ficus tree fell down affecting muni lines which are about to reopen. but look at the healthy trees that remain. they are very top heavy. all it takes is a little water for part ever o the trees to be sheered off by their own weight. they are not falling down, but simply falling apart. this tree fell at the corner of 23 and potrero street hitting a man. he was take ton the hospital with head injuries. the trees brought down muni lines. crews had to turn a muni around with the help of a truck. this tree is a ficus tree. one of four
He was like, no, and she corrected herself, but she corrected herself faster than the other guy corrected himself and he allowed to create his new answer. i grew up in a jeopardy! household and i m going to say, mistakes happen. i barely made it through larry andrew s name. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. will donald j. trump versus the united states of america end up before the u.s. supreme court? the lead starts right now. the question of the hour, will the u.s. justice department appeal in the trump mar-a-lago case as a trump-appoint judge sides with the former president and cuts off access to classified documents to prosecutors, while a special master is given time to review the material. plus, mounting calls for a separate investigation after