King Charles & Camilla Honor 9/11 Victims, Visit NYC

0:00On April 29, King Charles and Queen Camilla kicked off their New York City visit at the National September 11th Memorial, honoring victims of. The 2001 attacks. They laid flowers by the poles etched with names and chatted with relatives and first responders who showed up with photos of their loved ones. This stop comes midway through their four-day U.S. trip, celebrating 250 years of American independence. It's the first time a ranting British monarch has hit the Big Apple since Queen Elizabeth II, back in 2010. Dignitaries like former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, current Mayor Zoran Mamdani, Governor Kathy Hokul, and others from New Jersey joined them. No speeches from the royals, sticking to the memorial's tradition of letting families lead on such days ahead of the 25th anniversary. Camilla's next stop at the New York Public Library, dropping off a new Rudolph to join the famous Winnie the Poo collection, turning 100. Charles checks out an urban farming program for kids facing food issues, meets business

1:01leaders, and they both hit a reception for the King's trust. Charity, he started in 1976. Earlier in Washington, they had tea at the White House, a private chat with President Trump, and Charles gave a rare address to Congress. Virginia stops an farewell loom before Charles had solo to Bermuda, capping his first U.S. stay visit as King. You've been listening to U.S. News today, AI-powered national coverage.