buckingham palace in london. it s 6 am and the uk where people are waiting up with a profound sense of loss. for the first time in more than seven decades, the country is without its queen. a period of mourning now for britain s longest reigning monarch, elizabeth the second. you may hear the noise around me as preparations are underway for this next ten to ten days to two-week period. flags being hung around as these are images from buckingham palace where crowds have been gathering throughout what has been a rainy night in london. memorials to her late majesty with flowers, candles, and personal messages outside the royal grounds. symbols of the country s immense grief decorate the gates of windsor castle. as well as balmoral, the queen scottish retreat where she passed away peacefully at the age of 96. just two days after appointing her 15th prime minister while appearing very frail. elizabeth the second is coronation happened in 1953. no date has been said yet for the c
continues next on cnn hello, and welcome to our viewers, joining us from the united states and all around the world. i m eleni giokos, just ahead. us senators blast boeing s outgoing ceo for safety concerns and what they call a culture of retaliation against whistleblowers plus north korea s leader welcomes russian president vladimir putin as the pair look to send a signal to the waist about the deepening ties and warning about an online scam costing americans billions of dollars victims and their families shared their harrowing stories with cnn welcome to the show and full the first time boeing s embattled ceo has answered directly to us lawmakers about the company s troubled safety record and he also came face-to-face with the families of passengers killed in to boeing crashes dave calhoun endured a grilling from republicans and democrats alike at a senate subcommittee hearing tuesday in 110 exchange, republican senator josh hawley questioned calhoun about allegations t
live from the white house. what more are you learned? reporter: hi. despite the fact that sarah sanders hasn t criticized the public comments made by kelly sadler about mccain. in private, at least, among staffers, he s apparently called them inappropriate. one source indicates the nature of the meeting with the communications staffers had more to do with sanders that the leak was put out. she chided them, taking exception to the idea that leaked the information to hurt kelly sadler in public. we should point out that sanders sort of carried a similar tone when she spoke publicly about the comments being upset about the leak saying she wouldn t validate that sort of talk, and going as far as to say the white house would not apologize for this remark. listen to this from sarah sanders at the podium yesterday. certainly there is not a tone set here. we have a respect for all americans, and that is what we try to put forward in everything we do both in word and in action.
online? we ll talk live with her sorority sister. new today, president trump draw as new redline on iran and said should war break out with iran, there s no exit strategy because we won t need one. reporting begins now. the man responsible for protecting america s southern border is resigning. john sanders is the acting commissioner of u.s. customs and border patrol or cbp, at least until he leaves on july 5. sanders resignation comes aamericans demand answers over the treatment of migrant children held in u.s. custody at the border. we reported yesterday on horrendous conditions at one border facility in clint, texas near el paso. a legal team visited and issued a stunning report on what they saw. they say children, about 300 of them, were there, some for weeks, even though rules say kids should be transferred after three days. the lawyers report, children, many not yet in their teens were taken care of infants and toedlers, no access to toothbrush or soap. basic necessities