Senator Ted Kennedy's funeral mass is airing live on all major networks and cable news networks now (10am - 1:15pm). You can also watch online at  NewsObserver.com or at CSPAN.org. 

President Obama will deliver the eulogy. The funeral is being attended by former Presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush, as well as 58 Senators and other dignitaries. Sen. Kennedy's two sons, Teddy Jr. and  Patrick, will offer remembrances of their father at the service.

A veteran of the U.S. Army, Sen. Kennedy will be buried next to his brothers President John F. Kennedy and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery following the funeral this morning in Boston.

Coverage of the Arlington burial will be televised beginning at 3pm on MSNBC, 4pm on CNN, and around 5:30 on CSPAN, NBC and ABC.  

Growing up in the Triangle, Durham native Nicholas Kitchen was a child prodigy violinist who played on plenty of prestigious stages. But he'll appear on one of his biggest stages yet tonight -- playing the prelude music at an invitation-only private memorial service for the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.

Kitchen leads the Borromeo String Quartet, selected by the Kennedy family to play at the service. All four living presidents are expected to attend the service, which will not be open to the public.

Networks are announcing special broadcasts remembering Sen. Ted Kennedy, who passed away early this morning.

So far...

At 7pm, CNN will air HBO's 2009 documentary, "Teddy in His Own Words" in a two-hour special hosted by Campbell Brown.

Katie Couric is hosting a special on CBS called "Ted Kennedy, the Last Brother," which features Kennedy interviews with Ed Bradley and Leslie Stahl. That will air at 8pm.

On ABC, Diane Sawyer and Charlie Gibson will host "Remembering Ted Kennedy" at 10pm.

NBC's Brian Williams is broadcasting a special 1-hour "Nightly News" show live from Hyannis Port.

MSNBC is showing a first look at Chris Matthews' "The Kennedy Brothers: A Hardball Documentary" at 11pm. The documentary is also scheduled to run Thursday night. 

More updates as we hear...

A fond farewell to Ted Kennedy, the senior senator from Massachusetts who has died from brain cancer at age 77. Anybody who annoys Ted Nugent this much can count his time on earth a success. And we should all be so lucky as to have the president sing us happy birthday sometime.

Teddy: In His Own Words (8pm, HBO2) - Put together from old interviews, home movies, and archival news footage, Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy narrates his life story.

Leverage (9pm, TNT) - The second season premiere has a newly sober Nate grudgingly reassembling the team to take on the Irish mob and a banker. 

Porn: The Business of Pleasure (9pm, CNBC) - Now that I have your attention. Reporter Melissa Lee explores the multibillion-dollar porn industry and how their mega profits are being threatened by free internet content. She also interviews the film stars and talks to women who have roles behind the scenes.

Ted Williams (9:30pm, HBO) - The debut of a documentary on Boston Red Sox legend Ted Williams, marking the 70th anniversary of his rookie season. 

E! True Hollywood Story (10pm, E!) - A look at the life of actress Natasha Richardson, who died suddenly following a skiing accident in March.