he will take part in a wreath laying ceremony and give remarks for the victims of 9/11. it is also a day of numbers in the value kingdom, a country in a period of national mourning following the death of queen elizabeth ii. a few hours ago her casket departed belmont, the scottish state where she died on thursday at the age of 96. right now, you can see it here, her body is being transported by hearse to the monarch s official residence in edinburgh, scotland. a trip that on normal circumstances takes two and a half hours, it will today take six hours because of the crowds. the procession will slow down. you can see it on your screen moving from left to right. the lead car, the lead car in black has a casket with a glass covering on the back where you can see the casket covered in royal heraldry. it will be a first back to london to for the public to pay the respects starting wednesday, september 14th. her casket will remain there until monday morning, september 19th, whe
ali velshi and katie turner continue to pick up our special coverage right now. rounds and territories of the citizens morning it is ali velshi here at msnbc. joining me from london s you are watching the proclamation of king charles the their, or in, edinburgh scotland. this is one of four proclamations we will be watching this morning. there is one and, card of whales. there is one in belfast, northern ireland. , three actually. let s just listen to this for a moment. northern ireland now has all around us and territories, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. to whom we do acknowledge all face in obedience with humble affection. but featuring god by whom kings and queens to rain, to bless his majesty with long and happy years to rain over us. given that st. james s palace, it s tentatives up timber in the year of our lord 2022. proclamation got! britain! hut! god save the king. god save the king! [inaudible] [noise] check fire! [noise]
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in new york. this as her campaign is touting 110 now retired generals and admirals backing her. mean while, donald trump is taking his remarkable embrace of vladimir putin to russian owned air waves, declaring the russian leader is probably not meddling in the u.s. election, contrary to what u.s. intelligence conversation, contrary to what republican house speaker paul ryan says. i don t know i mean, i ve been hearing about it. i ve been reading about it. i think it s probably unlikely. i think maybe maybe the democrats are putting that out. who knows. but i think that it s pretty unlikely. but, you know, who knows. i hope that if they are doing something, i hope that somebody s going to find out so they can end it. because that would not be appropriate at all. so the trump campaign now claims they did not know this interview was airing on a kremlin-owned television network. they say they thought it was just a pod cost done as a favor for donald trump s friend larry
knee. a denver broncos linebacker bombs the latest to protest during the national anthem. i m against social injustice. let s talk, live in the cnn newsroom. and good morning, i m carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. north korea says it has carried out the most powerful nuclear test yet. the explosion registering the force of a 5.3 earthquake, kim jong-un s government saying it can make nuclear war heads to fit on to missiles. president obama and other world leaders strongly condemning it. we have the team covering the angles. we begin in tokyo, though, with cnn s will ripley. hi, will. reporter: hi, carol. just within the last hour, japanese prime minister shinzo abe says this test has taken the test from north korea to a new level and that sentiment was reiterated by the president park. they are fanatically reckless. we re learning about the size of the explosion which triggered the earthquake, stronger than the 5.1 triggered. it is believed this expl