reggie: it's good. [laughter] >> good morning america. breaking news overnight for our viewers in the west. suspect in the atlanta mass shooting now in custody. how police took down the former u.s. service member after the deadly shooting at an atlanta's doctor's office. >> active shooter. person shot. >> killed one woman, wounded four. what we're learning about the victims. where police found the suspect and what's next. we're live in atlanta with the latest. also overnight drone attacks raining down on ukraine, thought to be russian retaliation for what it calls an attack on the kremlin. the question, who was really behind it? the latest this morning. on the brink. another bank in trouble as the fed hikes interest rates for the tenth straight time. what it means for your credit cards and mortgages.

and how to take advantage of rising rates. deadly subway choke hold. what happened inside a new york subway car that led to a man's death. the protest and the fallout this morning. >> tornado threat on the move. this gustnado touching down in texas. this morning millions on alert, and where the storm is heading next. jamie foxx and the first message on his instagram since he was hospitalized three weeks ago. what it said, as nick cannon gets ready to fill in on foxx's hit game show. riding off into the sun set? is kevin costner leaving "yellowstone?" what we're learning this morning. a car drove right into a harbor. >> pretty sure that wasn't supposed to happen. >> a good samaritan jumped into action. was it gps gone wrong? what he's telling gma this morning. >> new controversy for clarence thomas. we're gonna tell you what a new report says about private tuition payments from a neth

juste'family members. >> just two days until king charles coronation, how officials are preparing for what could be the largest security operation in british history. even big ben is rehearsing, lighting up overnight. the littlest royals practicing for their roles in the celebration. the king and queen saying hello to some super stars at their buckingham palace garden party. we are live in london with the latest. >> announcer: from abc news this is the western edition of good morning america. >> this is good morning america. we appreciate you being with us. great to have lindsay at the desk. >> hello. >> you are here because michael is on his way across the pond. coronation is just two days away. >> lara is already there. we're going to begin with breaking news overnight. suspect in the atlanta mass shooting is now in custo renjured at a doctor's office in downtown atlanta when a suspect opened fire.

>> steve osunsh the lastfous. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, robin. police say it was a surveillance camera on the street that led them to make this arrest north of the city. >> active shooter, person shot. >> reporter: the former u.s. service member who police believe was the active shooter at a doctor's office in midtown atlanta is in custody this morning after authorities say he killed one woman and wounded four others. 39-year-old amy st. pierre who died worked for the cdc. >> this took multiple jurisdictions working together. >> female shot. she's bleeding. shot in the side and the back. >> reporter: records show the 24-year-old dion patterson left the coast guard in january. police aren't saying what led to the gun fire in the doctor's office. police had surveillance pictures from an elevator to share quickly, including one where he's seen pointing a gun. they say he stole this pickup truck from a gas station and got

away. the shooting shut down parts of the city and put people here on edge until police arrested the accused gun man at an apartment complex in the north suburbs. >> so many cars went flying down there. they caught him. >> i saw the arrest. they had him down and 15 other cops came down there. once they got him in the area, they told me i had to leave. he's caught and everybody can relax now. >> reporter: at the medical center dr. timothy simons was in the middle of a surgery on the floor above when the gun fire started. >> i heard some police outside saying come out with your hands up. at that point they made sure i was not a shooter and brought me out and then they escorted us downstairs. >> reporter: this was the 190th mass shooting in america this year. in washington, this georgia senator pointed out it's only may. >> i have two small children and their schools are on lockdown responding to this tragedy.

as a pastor, i'm praying for those who are affected by this tragedy, but i have to say thoughts and prayers are not enough. >> reporter: police say he was arrested without incident. his mother tells us that he was here trying to get medication for anxiety. in full disclosure, we talk about these shootings touching the lives of americans in every corner. this was my doctor's office. i have spent plenty of time in that waiting room. george? >> these stories are multiplying across the country. steve osunsami, thank you very much. overnight attacks in ukraine. russian retaliation for what it calls an attack on the kremlin targeting vladamir putin. there are questions about who was behind the attack. marcus moore is on the scene. we're learning putin is blaming the u.s.? >> reporter: that's right, george. the press secretary came out overnight and said that any ukrainian attacks on russia are,

quote, dictated by washington. john kirby responding that is a lie. images of the alleged drone attack on the kremlin. overnight air defense systems in kyiv taking out incoming drones believed to be part of russian retaliation for what it calls an attack on the kremlin wednesday. state media releasing these stunning videos of bombs exploding above the kremlin and accusing ukraine of attempting to assassinate president putin, who was not there. the first drone passing into the palace dome setting it on fire. 15 minutes later a second drone exploding as it approached the russian flag. smoke billowing above the kremlin. in a statement russia calling it a planned terrorist attack and saying it intercepted both drones. the kremlin providing no evidence to back up its claims. also issues a stark warning saying russia has the right to retaliate quote, where and when it sees necessary. president zelenskyy strongly

denying any ukrainian involvement. >> we don't attack putin or moscow. we fight on our territory. we're defending our cities. >> reporter: questions remain if the strike was ordered by ukraine or if it was a putin plot to make it look like a ukrainian attack. >> there are reasons putin could conceivably want to conduct a false flight operation here. he wants to fire up the russian people. he wants them to know the ukrainians are bringing the war to moscow. >> reporter: in ukraine, new strikes killing at least 21 civilians. images showing destruction at a supermarket and a train station. nearly 50 people hurt. back to that russian claim that the u.s. has been behind attacks in russia. again, the u.s. denying them saying that it's ludicrous and they're still investigating what happened with those alleged drone attacks at the kremlin.

lindsay? >> marcus, thank you very much. to the latest interest rate hike. fallout to the stock market and your money. rebecca jarvis is tracking the latest including another big bank in trouble. good morning, rebecca. >> that's right. good morning to you. shares of pac west, that bank plunging overnight, down 40%. the california based bank confirming it is exploring all strategic options which is wall street speak for iceberg straight ahead. the last bank to announce this was exploring strategic options was first republic. they collapsed earlier this week. a possible banking crisis is among the fed's many considerations, but the central bank still sees inflation as its biggest concern. that inflation costing the average family about $300 every month on the same goods and services as last year. the fed is hiking rates again by a quarter point. that is the tenth consecutive increase over the last year. interest rates are above 5% for the first time in 15 years. the most immediate impact you'll probably see is your credit card apy going up.

average today is 24%. that's already a record high. there are things you can do to benefit from these rate hikes. we'll have more on that coming up. >> we need some of that good news. you'll be back in our next half hour with some tips on how to take advantage of the high interest rates. robin? >> she always has great suggestions. now to the fallout after a man was killed in a choke hold by a bystander in a new york city subway car. whit johnson is on the scene at the subway stop where it all happened. good morning, whit. >> reporter: robin, good morning. this case is already getting strong reaction on all sides. new york city has had a number of alarming incidents recently on the subway. this time when a passenger decided to take matters into his own hands, it resulted in a man's death. a warning the video is disturbing. authorities investigating this deadly choke hold caught on camera on a new york subway.

witnesses say jordan neely, who is believed to be homeless, was shouting and threatening passengers when a 24-year-old marine veteran jumps in, placing neely in a choke hold. disturbing video shows the veteran lying beneath neely holding him in a headlock position as the 30-year-old struggles and eventually loses consciousness. neely was pronounced dead at the hospital. a medical examiner ruling it a homicide by compression to his neck. >> people think they can just take matters into their own hands. >> reporter: some protesters gathering wednesday calling for an arrest. the man who pinned neely down was questioned then released telling investigators he was trying to help fellow passengers who felt scared and threatened. neely is recognizable to some in new york city as a michael jackson impersonator who frequently danced in times square. records show he had been arrested more than 40 times on the subway. mayor adams urging patience as the da investigates.

>> i was a former transit police officer. i responded to many jobs where you had a passenger assisting someone. so we cannot just blatantly say what a passenger should or should not do in a situation like that. we should allow the investigation to take its course. >> reporter: now, authorities say in addition to his dozens of prior arrest, neely also had a documented history of mental health related issues. coalition for the homeless calls this a complete travesty and says this is another failure of providing critical mental health services to the homeless population. george? >> okay, whit. thank you very much. we'll get the latest on donald trump's assault and defamation trial. attorneys for the former president say they will not put on a defense in the civil case. aaron katersky is there at the courthouse. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: former president trump is a continent away from his trial golfing in ireland. but the jury is going to hear from him this morning because e. jean carroll's attorneys are going to play clips from a deposition.

on that video, trump acknowledges he denied carroll's rape claim by saying, she's not my type. i take it sir that you stand by that statement today? yes, i do, trump says. this morning the jury will also see a clip where trump is shown a photo of carroll from the '80s and say that's marla, appearing to confuse his accuser for his second wife. carroll's attorneys say disparaging victims looks is a trump denial. another woman told the jury trump assaulted her when she was writing a story about trump and melania's wedding anniversary. he has his hands on my shoulders, she testified, and he pushes me against the wall and starts kissing me, holding me against the wall. trump denied it saying, look at her, i don't think so. witness testimony is expected to wrap up by the end of the day. the defense is calling no witnesses so the judge told the jury to be prepared to deliberate the case early next week. george? >> okay. thank you very much.

to a major shake-up in the weight loss industry. jenny craig, a househood name, is going out of business. erielle reshef has the latest. this really is the end of an era. >> it truly is. earlier this week the company warned employees that major cuts were looming. jenny craig is officially shutting down after 40 years. management informed staff that the company could not secure financing needed to stay open. this bringses the end to jenny craig's four decades of prepared meals and in-person diet coaching. the news comes as the weight loss industry faces a seismic shift away from brick and mortar location into the e-commerce space and as the awful label use of diabetes medication for weight loss soars in popularity. jenny craig's last day of operations will be tomorrow. george? >> okay. thank you. now to the coronation. saturday night's celebration could be the biggest job in british history. lara has the latest.

good morning, lara. >> reporter: good morning from london. we are less than 48 hours away. while there are no public engagements for the king and queen today, we are hearing how everyone around them is getting ready for the big day. this morning with the coronation just two days away, officials are doubling down on security. more than 11,000 police deployed around london in what could be the largest security operation in british history. hoping to keep disruptive protesters in check. law enforcement on heightened alert after buckingham palace went into lockdown tuesday after a man allegedly threw what appeared to be shut gun cartridges on to the palace ground leading to that controlled explosion. >> what was that? >> reporter: as the city prepares for a celebration 70 years in the making, big ben was lit up last night, a practice for sunday's light show. and the royals seen arriving for rehearsals at westminster abbey.

the king's grandchildren all in tow. after rehearsal, some fun. king charles and queen camilla hosting a garden party in celebration of buckingham palace. the pair mingling with hundreds of guests including super star lionel richie, seen sharing a laugh with the king and queen consort. >> pinch me, somebody. i'm a kid at christmastime. >> reporter: we feel the same way. the sun has surprised us here. you can see the crowds gathering already. joining lionel richie at that concert sunday his fellow american judge katy perry as well as andrea bocelli. and the whole event will be hosted by hugh boneville. so much to look forward to in the coming days, george. >> that is star studded. we he back at buckingham palace in our next half hour. >> that is say head. now the nba playoffs overnight. celtics with a big victory over

the 76ers tying up that series. tonight round 2 of lebron and steph. will reeve is here to tell us all about it. >> good morning, robin. celtics and 76ers have played each other in the playoffs 21 times. celtics have won 14 of those series. looks like it would be 15 if the celtics play the way they did last night. it was a 121-87 blowout in favor of the celtics in game two. that's with the 76ers getting joel embiid, newly crowned mvp, back. that knee injury kept him out of the phillies game one win. the series heads back to philadelphia tied at 1. you can see game 3 friday at 7:30 p.m. eastern on espn. tonight on that very same channel, steph and lebron, 9 p.m. eastern on espn. the warriors looking to tie that series up as they try to get a foothold to climb back to defend their title. lebron and the lakers are looking good trying to go back

to l.a. >> i'm with you. i want it to go seven. i want this series to go seven. >> that's what we want as basketball fans, as much steph and lebron as we can get. >> thank you, will. a new message from jamie foxx for the first time since he was hospitalized three weeks ago. we'll tell you what he told fans. this car driving into a harbor in hawaii. everyone is okay, but what happened? we're gonna hear from one of the people who jumped in the water to help. also, taking advantage of the high interest rates. rebecca jarvis is back including apple's new high yield savings account. first let's go back to ginger. >> the gustnado we were showing you about happened right up by the oklahoma state line. a gustnado is not a tornado. the storm chaser would have seen the outflow winds from a thunderstorm spin that up. today you could see a real tornado anywhere from tulsa and oklahoma city, down through austin.

you go all through much of ft. worth, dallas, be on the lookout. this is this afternoon and evening. damaging winds the main threat. the other thing, west virginia had 16.2 inches of snow. that is their largest may snowstorm on record. also 'cause most of us have such a nothing burger of a snow winter they beat their entire winter with this one may snowstorm. lots of snow there. warm-up is on the way. look at new york city going up into the almost mid 70s. chicago nearly 80. your local weather in just 30 seconds.

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we'll hear from the man who jumped in to save the passengers. that's all coming up. right now the latest on jamie foxx. making his first online post since being hospitalized for an unknown emergency. demarco morgan has details. good morning, demarco. >> reporter: good morning. there is a glimmer of hope. a recent post made to the actor's instagram page that's received nearly 50,000 comments so far in less than 24 hours. this morning a new message from actor jamie foxx after nearly three weakness an atlanta hospital for a medical complication. a post on his instagram saying appreciate all the love, feeling blessed. ♪ the update comes amid mystery and concern for the oscar winning actor's health after his daughter posted on her social media shortly after he was hospitalized writing, due to quick action an great care, he is already on his way to recovery.

still, questions mounting about what exactly is happening with the actor's health. >> unfortunately, we really still don't know much about what is going on with jamie foxx. his daughter first released a statement about his medical care three weeks ago and here we are nearly a month later and still have no official statement or details about how he is doing. >> you want to walk out of here with $41,000 or do you want to try and beat shazam? >> reporter: now we have new details about "beat shazam." executives announcing actor and comedian nick cannon will fill in as host. foxx has been there since 2017, a role he has shared with his daughter, the show's resident dj. >> this is the magic piano right here. everybody knows about this magic piano. when i play this piano, you never know who is going to stop by. >> reporter: a poster on foxx instagram saying, appreciate you, my boy. see you all soon.

>> clearly jamie isn't ready to give up his hosting duties on this show. this is another friend stepping in to take his place while he under goes recovery. >> reporter: foxx was most recently seen filming in atlanta with co-star cameron diaz on the set of a netflix film. the action comedy set to be released in 2024. the movie resumed filming without foxx using a stunt double seen in these photos from daily mail.com. actors and friends have been sending their best wishes. i think it's safe to say we are all hoping for a speedy recovery. >> full recovery, whatever the situation is. >> demarco, thank you. now to an incredible story. a car that drove right into the harbor in hawaii. several good samaritans jumped in to rescue the passengers. trevor ault is here with that story. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: lot of people are going to remember this exact scene played out in the office. this might be silly. you have the driver smiling as

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♪ we're back with ed sheeran. he's on trial accused of copying a marvin gaye song. we are hearing about the lawsuit affecting his song writing process as the jury deliberates a verdict. will? got that story for us? >> yes, i do, robin. lawyers for ed sheeran argues this case never should have been brought and a verdict against the singer would mean artists' creativity will be stifled for fear of being sued. in a newly released interview sheeran discusses the impact this saga has had on him. ed sheeran holding nothing back.

>> even with the lawsuit, people talk about that. don't talk about it. why? what do you think my opinion is? this is my opinion. obviously i am fighting it. >> love your music. >> reporter: the four time grammy winner, who's currently awaiting a verdict in the copyright lawsuit over "thinking out loud." ♪ darling i will be loving you until we're 70 ♪ >> he sat down with apple music last month just before the trial began. the lawsuit brought by the family of ed townsend, co-writer of "let's get it on." ♪ let's get it on ♪ accuses sheeran of copying the chord progression, rhythm and other elements of the song. this isn't the first time sheeran found himself in the center of copyright controversy. last year a uk court ruled in favor of the musician he sued involving "shape of you." ♪ i'm in love with the shape of

you ♪ >> does it change the way you approach song writing? you must hear things and go -- >> totally. all the time. >> what's your feeling on that now that you have been on the receiving end of that? >> i would just never do it. i feel like in the song writing community, everyone knows, like, four chords primarily that are used and there's eight notes. we work with what we've got. i have even gone to artists. i had a song i wrote for keith urban. it sort of sounded like a cold play song. ♪ so i e-mailed chris martin and i said, this sounds like your tune. can we clear it? he went, don't be ridiculous.

on the song, i made sure they put i think it sounds like ever glow cold play. he was like, no. i know how songs are written and i know you didn't go into the studio and go, i want to write this. >> jury deliberation continue this morning. the full interview with ed sheeran airs later today on apple music. a fascinating exploration of song writing. >> we'll see what the jury says. thank you. coming up, prince george -- [ laughter ] next up play of the day.

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>> good morning america. it's 8 a.m. breaking overnight suspect in the deadly atlanta mass soothing in custody. how police took down the former u.s. service member. >> active shooter, person shot. >> what we're now learning about the victims, where police found the suspect and what's next. we're live in atlanta with the latest. is kevin costner leaving "yellowstone?" what we're learning about the possible shake-up at the biggest show on television. and priyanka jonas is here talking about new romcom and working with celine debut on her acting debut. plus you'll hear her new song, only on gma this morning. ♪ >> london calling. with just two ys to go until

king charles is crowned, new details about how the royal family is getting ready. will and kate out and about this morning. their children getting ready for their roles. and the big changes we could see on saturday. plus the controversial crown jewels coming out from under lock and key for the big day. lara is live at buckingham palace for the latest as the beef eaters are saying -- >> good morning america! ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> even fonzi said, whoa. [ laughter ] that's a rare greeting. a rare rare greeting from the beef eaters. the coronation just two days away. the atmosphere in the uk we hear is electric. lara and deborah roberts are in london. lara, have you already been doing some souvenir shoping? >> of course. all in the name of research. there's truly something for everyone. i have got my crown on. they have these wonderful reusable coronation shopping

bags which i will bring home to you. you have heard of the disheyre chocolate version. and the king is in the house, if anybody wants. finally, george, for you this solar powered clock which is also a bobble head of king charles iii. >> i lindsay, i have treats for anybody. fonzi, the whole gang. they're everywhere. expected to raise $300 million. speaking of millions, deborah roberts, she will tell us all about the crown jewels. then later i will tell you what prince george will be up to for the rest of the week and on the big day for the big ceremony. until then, back to the studio. >> he looks very skeptical. the new controversy for supreme court justice clarence thomas. there's a new report out this morning. we're gonna tell you about that. but first the breaking news overnight the suspect in the deadly atlanta mass shooting now in custody.

our senior national correspondent steve osunsami is on the scene in atlanta with the latest. good morning again, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. records show this accused gun man left the coast guard in january. at this point police aren't saying what led to the shooting but his mother tells abc news that he was here at the doctor's office trying to get a prescription for a medication to treat anxiety. police say that after the shooting he came out into the street, ran to a nearby gas station, stole a white truck that he used to make his get away. >> now advising an active shooter, person shot. >> reporter: the former u.s. service member who police believe was the active shooter at a doctor's office in midtown atlanta is in custody after authorities say he killed one woman and wounded four others. 39-year-old amy st. pierre who died, worked for the cdc. >> female shot. seriously bleeding, shot in the side and the back. >> reporter: police had surveillance pictures to share quickly including one where he's seen pointing a gun.

the shooting shut down parts of the city and put people here on edge until police arrested the accused gun man at an apartment complex in the north suburbs. >> 30 cars went flying down there. they caught him. >> i saw the arrest. they had him down and like 15 other cops came down there, too. >> reporter: at the medical center dr. timothy simons was in surgery on a floor above when the gun fire started. >> i heard police saying come out with your hands up. at that point they made sure that i have not a shooter. >> reporter: this was the 190th mass shooting in america this year. in washington, this georgia senator pointed out it's only may. >> as a pastor, i'm praying for though affected by this tragedy, but i have to say thoughts and prayers are not enough. >> reporter: this happens to be my doctor's office. about 3 a.m. they sent a note to

all patients telling us all appointments today would be cancelled. george? >> okay, steve. thank you very much. we're going to turn to the elizabeth schulze has the latest. >> reporter: this is the latest in a series of stunning allegations that justice clarence thomas received gifts from a prominent republican donor without properly disclosing them. a report out this morning the gop billionaire donor harlan crow paid for private school tuition for clarence thomas grand nephew who thomas was raising as a son since the late 1990s. total amount paid isn't known but payments were made to two separate schools and could have exceeded $150,000. report says thomas did not disclose those tuition payments on his annual disclosure. in a statement to pro publica, crow's office said harlan crow has been passionate about the importance of quality education, giving back to the less fortunate. especially at risk youth.

republicans allege a series of previously undisclosed financial ties between thomas and crow from luxury vacations to real estate deals. thomas previously called crow a dear friend. he hasn't yet commented on this report. no doubt about it, there are growing calls for more transparency on the court. justices have rejected an independent oversight call. george? >> they have been resisting but this will increase the pressure. thank you very much. now to our coronation countdown. with just two days a to go, royal events are in full swing. maggie rulli is outside a pub where prince william and kate just arrived to meet with the locals. top of the morning to you, maggie. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, coronation excitement is here on the streets of london. just moments ago we watched prince william and kate walk past us into that pub. the dog and duck. you see the crowd still waving to them. they're still inside meeting with members of staff figuring out how hospitality is gearing up for this big weekend.

commuters got a huge surprise tube, london's public . transit. they also talked to members of the staff there as well, figuring out how everyone is getting ready with all of this excitement under way. the royal events are in full swing. the king and queen even hosted a garden party at buckingham palace. even some celebrities were there like lionel richie. he's been a long time friend of the king. he will be performing over the weekend. he is an ambassador for the king's charity. i think lionel summed up the energy here perfectly when he said, pinch me. i am so excited. it's like christmas. guys? >> you seem excited, maggie. coming up in our gma morning menu, is kevin costner leaving his hit show "yellowstone?" we're gonna tell you what we're learning this morning. >> plus we are your one stop shop for mother's day. we have deals on skin care, candy, jewelry and cake. >> you know lara is live at buckingham palace. what's coming up?

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>> we are going to turn to "yellowstone" star kevin costner. he may not be returning to his show, one of the biggest on television.

good morning. >> i love this show. like many fans, have eagerly been waiting to see what happens to the dutton family in season 5. now it appears the show's patriarch may not return. this morning the yellowstone ranch could see its cowboy patriarch ride off into the sunset for good. >> that land is mine. >> entertainment tonight reporting seery stars kevin costner is not returning after the current season. >> ranching is the only business where the goal is to break even. survive another season. >> the news of his reported exit comes one day after the star revealed he and his wife of 18 years are divorcing and just after costner and other cast members failed to appear at a celebration of the series. despite the no show, president of the paramount network addressed the elephant in the room saying the show's ep was very confident that the star will continue with the show. >> nobody knows what the hell we do anymore?

i think it's time we remind them. >> sparks have reportedly been flying backstage between costner and the show's producer with deadline reporting costner's exit may have been in the works since february driven by friction over his shooting schedule. last year costner telling janai norman working on the show's montana set doesn't feel much like work. >> i don't think people will ever tire of the images of running rivers and mountains that have stood the test of time and been there forever. >> in march the head of paramount streaming service confirming regardless of costner's future on the ranch the cavalry is on its way telling the hollywood reporter matthew mcconaughey is set to join a spinoff of the franchise. we reached out to paramount and costner and neither have replied. we will have to wait and see if he is going to hang up his cowboy hat. are you okay? >> i'm a little nervous. >> okay. making sure. now to our coronation countdown.

we're getting a better idea this morning of what king charles' big day will look like. lara is having a good time outside buckingham palace and is preparing. i got to give to it the brits. when it comes to pomp and circumstance, they got it going on, lara. >> 100%, robin. we are at the center of it all in london outside the gates of buckingham palace. this morning we'll take a closer look at the inner circle of people whoill be supporting the king and queen at the coronation. all eyes will be on the future monarch. some royal children are all getting ready to be part of this history making moment. come saturday, the world will be watching the next king and queen be crowned. but all eyes will be on the littlest participants, the children of the coronation. prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis seen entering westminster abbey. the most prominent roles are tasked to the page boys. there will be eight of them.

>> they are there to help the king and queen. th's with the robes, walking behindhe making sure everytngme as a dding service. but this time the occasion is a little different. >> prince george, second in line to the throne, is the youngest, at just 9 years old. >> he will be helping hold the robe of his grandfather. it's important not just for him to feel involved, but for us to see him as a future monarch himself. >> the three other boys serving the king are close family friends of his majesty. queen camilla's pages are also a family affair. they include her grandsons gus, louis, freddie and her nate nephew arthur. >> for camilla, it is important to include her own family in this special moment. we've seen very little of them over the years. this is almost their big introduction to the world in which their grandmother is now going to inhabit as queen camilla. >> 48 students from prestigious westminster school will have their own moment to shine on saturday.

>> when i found out i was really excited. i think the whole people screamed. >> i grew up in the united states of america. i never thought i would be part of something this big and i'd actually be in this country at all. it's big for me. >> they will be the first to hail king charles once he arrived at the abbey by singing out long live the king, a tradition at the coronation of kings for more than three centuries. >> it's a real mix of children that will be taking part, seeing a more diverse view into the world in which the royals now inhabit. >> so much history. joining us to talk about that is abc news royal contributor victoria murphy. wonderful to have you here. you know so much about this. we've talked about the children involved in the coronation. let's do a deeper dive into cute, adorable prince george. this is a really big moment for him. >> this is a really big moment for prince george. at 9 years old, he is the

youngest of the pages. all eyes will be on him as he is there as future king. he is not just there supporting his grandfather. he is seeing before him, one day he could be at the center of his own coronation ceremony. i know william and kate do think very carefully about how much to expose their children to the spotlight. they've talked to him about this. i think there's a feeling that this is such a special moment, for him to play a role is so special. >> what about his siblings charlotte and louis? will we see them center stage? >> we will. they have been seen at rehearsals. they will not have formal roles on the day but we will see them with their family. we are expecting to see them on the balcony. buckingham palace will not confirm the lineup yet. charlotte is 8. we are expecting her to sit through the ceremony. louis might be a question mark. he's only 5. when little prince charles went to his mother's coronation when he was 4, he only came in for some of it. he did look bored in some of it. i think it will be wait and see with louis. >> his little sister princess

ann didn't even go. good on louis if he can sit through some of it. let's talk about a big story here, which is kin want. making this different. making this his own by making it more inclusive and diverse. >> that's really important and something the royal family wants to come through. this is an ancient ceremony that goes back 1,000 years but they want to use it to showcase modern britain. we will see inside the abbey, ordinary people there. also a lot of diversity within the abbey. people playing prominent roles. we are going to see lots of women, which was not the case in 1953. different ethnicities, different religions. really put front and center the diversity that exists in britain today. >> we met a wonderful lady in scotland yesterday who is invited as a member of the community to go to the coronation. he really does want to open this up to the people. we thank you very much for your insight.

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>> we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can find the latest at abc7 news.com. >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. ♪ >> i know you're asking me to speak but we want to hear celine dion. forgive us for a second. ♪ you are hearing for the first time the brand new song from celine called "i'll be" from the new movie "love again." you can stream "i'll be" starting tomorrow. right now we have two of the movie stars here. come on out, priyanka chopra jonas and sam heughan. [ applause ] so beautiful. how are you? >> how are you? how are you?

>> good to see you, sam. the music. oh my goodness. we've been waiting for this. i know you've been waiting for this as well. based on the book by sofie cramer. celine dion. let me ask you first, sam. to be on screen with such a legend. what was it like? >> she's such an icon, music. this is her acting debut. she's not only heartwarming and genuine, but she's funny as well. >> so funny. i hope she does more acting jobs. when you watch the movie, she's a revelation. >> cannot wait to see her and see both of you. there are some sing alongs on camera. any cast favorites? >> we always ended up -- we shot this during 2020. right in the middle of covid. we could only hang out with each other. we would meet for dinner, order some food, take out our amazon karaoke mic and sing celine.

so many nights we did that. >> was she there? >> no. [ laughter ] >> can you imagine? >> i would have loved that. that would be my dream. sing karaoke to celine. >> let's take a look at a clip. would you rather own ten cats or have a parrot on your shoulder for 22 hours a day? >> what kind of question's that? a bird. wins hands down every time. >> you were in character off camera. i know you read the script years ago. you wanted to make sure this wasn't a rom com stereotype. >> years and years is like 2 1/2 years, i guess. yeah. i love romantic comedy genre. i have done many, many, many of them. i have just never been able to

do that in my english language works. i'm excited about doing a romantic comedy. this is a homage to the '90s, "sleepless in seattle" or "jerry maguire." jim's take on it is so hopeful. the world is coming out of a lot right now. i feel like this movie is healing. it's about second chances. it's a reason to come out, watch celine. you will guaranteed -- >> we cannot wait to see it. i heard, saw you nodding along to what priyanka was saying. you studied some of the classic rom coms. >> i studied hard. [ laughter ] >> how did you manage? >> no, i did. didn't know many rom coms. looking back to the '90s, there were such great ones. meg ryan, tom hank, hugh grant. all of those classics.

i think ours is a nod to those. it is time for something heartwarming and uplifting. >> we need it. >> you shared screen time with real life romance nick jonas. how was that? >> it was great actually. i took one for the team. he did. this scene was written as is, so i had to have a guy do that to me. it was supposed to be a random actor during 2020 who was going to quarantine for 14 days to do one scene with me. nick happened to be in london. i was going to film there for "citadel." like a good husband he was like, i'll come settle you in. my director was like -- do you want? i was like, yes. this is called life. he will do this. >> so good. so funny. >> he loves playing a douche bag.

>> lovely to know the back story. we'll look at it differently. you two stepping out monday looking beautiful at the met. can you give us any of your -- what was your take on being there? >> the met is always so much work, honestly, for just that carpet moment. it's a lot of fun to meet people you haven't seen for a long time and to catch up with everyone. no bread for dinner. no bread. i was so hungry. >> don't you get that? >> i know. that's what i was thinking. maybe i have higher expectations. i don't know. one roll of bread would be sufficient. my husband ordered pizza back at the hotel. >> there goes my advice. if you don't see me at the next one.

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closer look at the crown jewels. complicated history and the guards who have protected them for hundreds of years. deborah roberts has more.t towe. good morning, deborah. >> reporter: good morning, george. yes, those crown jewels are usually held back here under lock and key where tourists often flock to see them. some are about to be taken out for the coronation. we don't know how or when because, as you can imagine, security around these ancient priceless objects is pretty tight. but we are told some are probably being transferred as we speak because traditionally they are held the night before at westminster abbey. the crown jewels, england's sparkling splendid symbols of monarchy usually under lock and key at the tower of london, objects of fascination for many and a source of pride for those who guard them. the beef eaters, or as they are officially known, yoman orders. >> we've looked after the crown jewels for hundreds of years. it's a massive part of the job.

we're proud to have them housed here and secured here at the tower of london. >> reporter: but the priceless collection will soon be brought out of the tower playing a vital part in king charles coronation. >> it reminds you of the long history of connection and much longer history of the royal family and the history of coronations. >> reporter: while they symbolize majesty to some, to others they're emblems of britain's colonial past, their appearance during queen elizabeth funeral sparking debate. >> the whole purpose of the crown jewels is to set the royal family apart and evoke all. i think no longer in so much awe. growing sections of the population now see this increasingly as a flash point for dissension. >> reporter: the diamond causing the most controversy, removed from the coronation but not the conversation. >> the mountain of light diamond

is, in some respects the ultimate blood diamond in south asian history. >> reporter: the diamond was later replaced with a crystal replica. qu t recycle that crown, swapping in the covenant stones often worn by queen elizabeth but not without their own controversy. >> the diamonds from south asia and south africa essentially highlighted the draining of resources and the subsequent inequality the empire brought around the world. >> many of the jewels have a story and some historical baggage. i dare say you can regard each and every one to be either a good thing or a bad thing. but the truth is history is often there to enable us to have that discussion. >> reporter: the coronation planners walking a fine line, with priceless jewels and gold carriages on display during a cost of living crisis in the you can't have a bare head damn.

coming out. >> reporter: when queen elizabeth was crowned there wasn't talk about the origin of the jewels. but we are in different times with lots of talk about appropriation. with the whole world watching there will be lots of eyes on who's wearing what. george and robin? >> you are right. so good to have our eyes on you there. i know you're enjoying yourself, deb. looking forward to your coverage. thank you. you know our next guest from so many great movies in the marvel universe and jumanji. now karen gillan is starring in "guardians of the galaxy" volume 3. welcome. we had chris pratt here. we're still trying to recover. >> i just call him star lord at all times. >> we know you play nebula. >> yes. the bold one. the blue one.

>> you said we are going to see a different side to her. >> she really evolved. she started out as a villain. now she's a full blown guardian with a uniform and everything. so cool for me to get to play. >> let's give everybody a look. >> knock it off! >> what? >> don't look at me like that. >> i didn't say anything! i never noticed how black your eyes were. >> they were replaced by my father as a method of torture. >> he picked a pretty set. [ laughter ] >> that is some voice right there. i heard he gave you a specific note. >> he said do an impression of marilyn monroe and clint eastwood. he said they are the same voice. i listened to them and said,

they are. under the breath, the husky voice. that got me moving in a different way. started slinking around. >> what a great note. >> how quickly you can go right into that, like you just did. we're gonna miss nebula. it's the end, or is it the end? we asked chris the same thing. can we possibly -- we know this is a trilogy. do you think possibly we could see nebula again? >> anything is possible because of the nature of sci-fi. but it's the end for the guardians. i'm in denial but yes, it's the end. the final chapter. >> so what's next for you? >> all sorts of things. i did a film called "sleeping dogs" with russell crow. that's gonna be coming out. maybe i'll be back to talk about that. various other things. non-marvel things. i'm not ready. >> no? you had to spend a little more

time in the makeup chair this time around. >> yes. i have been negotiating more hair. i shaved my head for the first. now i have got all this. it took me an hour to get everything under the bald cap. yeah. added some time, but i got to have hair. >> well, we win by seeing you. thank you. thank you. hope to have you back. russell crow, chris pratt. >> i know. i'm star struck constantly. [ laughter ] >> i'm sure they are by you as well. guardians of the galaxy volume 3 hits theaters tomorrow. ginger? >> we have gone from april showers to, well, some showers still in may. may flowers, meaning we're still at the height of allergy season. jeremy posted this video. just a tree in phoenixville, pennsylvania. i see everybody going oh no. he said just a reminder it is pollen season. pollen season is not going anywhere either. look at the really high levels all over the south through the plains into the mid south.

we've got sun here, but it's only going to keep growing. time to get the allergy meds going and the kleenex. let's get a check closer to home. drew: mostly cloudy today, the chance of a shower in the afternoon. temperatures are chili for may, in the 50's and 60's. accuweather 7 day, another chance for showers friday into saturday, more rain on monday. coming up we're going to go back to lara at buckingham palace and the royal family's historic connection to the british family. she has the royal wave down pat. >> gma pollen report is sponsored by

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we're going right back to the coronation. royal family's connection to the military will be on display saturday. let's go back to lara. >> in addition to the over 2,000

guests westminster abbey to watch king charles be crowned, e there, ready for their biggest ceremonial display in seven decades. the british military will be by their on arch's side as charles makes his way to and from westminster abbey on coronation day. putting on a show the way only the british can do for their new king and commander in chief, even doing a flyover and tribute, something we saw during queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee last year. >> it's a show not only for the king's armed forces, which he is the head of, but showing the commonwealth on the world stage, what makes britain so special. >> reporter: more than 6,000 men and women from britain's armed forces will take part in the procession. rehearsals have been going on for weeks to ensure perfection. the royal family with strong ties to the military. the king and his sons, william and harry, all military men.

harry famously in combat in afghanistan while william spent seven years in the service including a stint as a search and rescue helicopter pilot. and charles' sister, princess ann, holds several honorary military titles and will lead the military procession saturday traveling in uniform on horseback behind the new king and queen after they are crowned at westminster abbey. >> she is the gold stick in waiting to protect the sovereign on the day, carrying out one of her most important roles as member of the royal family. >> and royal yet another example of how important the support of his family will be during during king charles reign. before i go, want to show you some of the other items i am bringing home for you all. there is just no shortage of king charles memorabilia. between that and tourism, the

coronation is set to add over $1 billion to the london economy. that is great news. i have to tell you that james longman our wonderful london correspondent, he just walked by asking if i was having a royal tag sale. [ laughter ] >> did he buy anything? >> no, no. i said it's all for you, you lucky devil. i'm bringing it all for you. especially this. kelly hagan, one of our producers has been producing me like this all morning. i want to let you know what we're working with. special guest star king charles, everyone. >> okay. you just having too much fun. thank you for bringing the fun back home. kelly, really? just because that's your boss, you don't have to do it, kelly. >> you know she wanted to, robin. >> yes, i know. i know her well. y'all have a good time. thank you. thank you very much. >> i have nothing else to say. >> me neither. we'll be right back.

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>> thank you, drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. and we déjà: it's "live with kelly and mark." ♪♪ today, film, television and stage star kathleen turner. plus, from "guardians of the galaxy, volume 3," karen gillan. also, we will debunk all the common menopause myths and tell you what to really believe, all next on "live." ♪♪ and now here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] hey! -kelly: hi, déjà. -good morning. [cheers and applause] mark: there you go, love. thank you. [cheers and applause continue]