-- kumasi: i cap. reggie: it would be exciting. for our viewers in the west, concerns of a banking crisis intensifying. a new jobs report today will break down what it means for our economy and your wallet. wall street on edge as another bank teeters on the brink of failure. will the contagion spread to other banks? what the job numbers reveal about the state of the economy and the big question, is the u.s. headed for a recession? guilty verdict. the former leader of the far right proud boys and several members convicted of plotting the capitol attack. now the prison sentence they could be facing and what it means for the special counsel investigation into january 6 and president trump. firing back at putin. the leader of russian

mercenary fighting in ukraine with an explosive message saying he's pulling troops out of a key city. what it means for the war. also overnight, new york police now asking for witnesses in the death of a homeless man on the subway. protesters demand arrest of the marine veteran who put him in a deadly choke hold. new details in the deadly campus stabbing spree at uc davis. how police zeroed in on a former student. do not drive. the urgent warning for tens of thousands of cars on the road. the potentially deadly defect and what drivers need to know. >> heart stopping save. this man stops a stroller from rolling into a busy road. what happened next, where was he coming from? e rrrs icing lebron james and the lakers. what's next for the clash

of the titans? ♪ and london calling. less than 24 hours until charles is crowned king. gma's taking you inside the historic celebration, the finishing touches being made right now. we're along the royal route for the coronation. what our insiders are saying about the last minute details, and after he stole the show at the jubilee, what kate said about prince louis and what he would do at the coronation. hats off to this once in a lifetime weekend. it's gma at the coronation. >> announcer: live from times square and london, this is a special edition of good morning america, countdown to the coronation. >> that is a look at london right now. tower of london as we're counting down to the coronation. michael is leading our coverage there. good morning to all of you at home. atod morning, michael. y bk

there's a lot of excitement here in london ahead of the coronation of king charles. it's been a lot of excitement for me as well. i had the opportunity to pop by the palace yesterday for some tea and had a chance to tour the grounds, tour the inside of the palace to get a sense of royal life. i have to say, everyone here decided to be on the world stage for the coronation of king charles. this is something that has not happened in 70 years. so everyone here, all the londoners, everyone from the u.k. is excited for the world to see. >> since you're royalty, you must have felt at home in that palace yesterday? >> do you know what? i'll be honest with you, george. they asked me to stay. michael, here's your room. i said, no, no. i'm royalty, but i will not stay in the palace. i like my civilian life a little bit more. i knew you were going to get me with a royal joke, george.

>> we'll come back to you in just a little bit. we're going to begin with another bank on the brink of failure. there's questions if it could spread to other banks. and elizabeth schulze is tracking the latest. >> american businesses are hiring at a strong pace, despite concerns about the banking system and high interest rates. the government report shows that 253,000 jobs were added to the work force in april. that was better than expected. some of the biggest monthly gains in professional services, health care, and hospitality. the unemployment rate at 3.4% is still near a five decade low. now, there are concerns how the recent bank crisis will ripple through the economy under fears of recession. we are seeing regional bank stocks in turmoil. pack wes plunged another 50% as it looks for a

potential buyer. stocks have been higher in early trading, lenders say their finances are sound, customers are not racing to withdraw funds. the federal reserve wants job growth cooling off a bit to try to bring down inflation, but it wants to see businesses continuing to hire and consumers continuing to spend so the u.s. can avoid a recession. george? >> thanks. we go to washington. the proud boys found guilty of plotting the capitol assault. it has implications for the investigation and president trump's role in the january 6th attack. pierre thomas has the latest. >> reporter: george, good morning. the justice department has now proven the january 6th at tack was far from spontaneous but involved an organized conspiracy of seditioun to block the peaceful transfer of power. this morning a jury convicting the head of the proud boys and three top lieutenants of multiple

felonies including the rare charge of seditious conspiracy, plot to use force to keep donald trump in power. >> the evidence presented at trial detailed the extent of the violence at the capitol on january 6th and the central role these defendants played in setting into motion unlawful events of that day. >> reporter: prosecutors laying out a mountain of evidence including thousands of texts and videos like these showing proud boys were among the first to break through those metal barriers protecting the capitol. the government proved the men behind the violence, ethan nordeen, zachary real and the group's chief saw themselves as donald trump's army, thirsting for violence and organizing for action. they now face potentially decades in prison. terio was not at the capitol january 6th. on the evening of the insurrection -- >> pleasure all mine.

>> reporter: he was seen >> reporter: he was seen meeting with leaders of oath keepers in this under ground washington, d.c. parking garage. prosecutors say the next day he day he orchestrated the attack from afar texting his fellow proud boys at the height of the violence telling them, don't expletive leave. the jury also convicting a foot soldier who was seen in that infamous video using a stolen police shield to smash through a window, allowing the mob to breach the capitol. the jury found him guilty of a number of felonies including obstructing a congressional proceeding and assaulting officers. he faces more than 20 years in prison but the jury acquitted him on seditious conspiracy, unconvinced he was part of the initial plot. the proud boys have chauvinistic views on women were tied to donald trump long before january 6. their ranks only surged after trump called them

out by name at a debate. >> proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> reporter: attorneys for the defendant blame donald trump saying they were being made his scapegoats. as for trump and his associates, they remain under special counsel investigation for their role in january 6th. an investigation that appears to be nearing its final stages. eva? >> thanks, pierre. overseas to the war in ukraine and a fiery new message for putin from the leader of the russian mercenary fighters. marcus moore is in ukraine with the latest. >> reporter: russia's mercenary group has been at the forefront of russia's invasion of ukraine and for months locked in a deadly battle for batmout. a major blow to russian forces in the east, saying his troops will retreat may 10th because they're not getting the ammunition they need. they've been publicly feuding for months. now his accusing military

leaders in moscow of being, quote, cowards, denying him a victory due to, quote, petty envy. western officials estimate russia has lost 20,000 troops in the fight, at least 10,000 believed to be mercenaries and a war of words continues over an alleged drone attack at the kremlin. moscow claiming it was an attempt to assassinate vladamir putin, blaming the u.s. saying without question such an attack would be dictated from washington. john kirby called the allegation a blatant bold lie. >> one thing i can tell you for certain is that the united states was not involved in this incident in any way. >> reporter: officials have been poring over video of the incident but have not come to any conclusions. experts say the types of drones seen in the videos could not have reached moscow from ukraine. and back to that wagner announcement. it's significant because it could signal trouble, at the very least, disorganization, in the russian forces just as

they are preparing for rirsz h russia's mrand counter offensive, the juju. >> thanks for that update. back at home, protests overnight, demanding the arrest of the marine veteran who put a homeless man in a deadly choke hold. witnesses say the victim was acting e radically and threatening other passengers. whit johnson has the latest. >> reporter: overnight, protesters demanding the arrest of a marine veteran seen in this disturbing video putting a homeless man in a deadly chokehold. >> how many more? >> reporter: the nypd now reviewing that video and calling for witnesses to come forward. authorities say 30-year-old jordan neely was acting erradically and some witnesses reported he threatened passengers on the manhattan f train when the 24-year-old veteran stepped in. other passengers seen holding neely's arms. he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. new york's governor calling the case horrific. >> this is an individual who took the situation into his own hands. just looking at that video, you know it's wrong. no one has the right to take the life of another person.

>> reporter: but mayor adams urging the public to trust the process. >> we need to be extremely clear that from day one of this administration, i focused on we cannot have people with severe emotional illnesses on our subway system. >> reporter: neely, seen here on a subway train just days earlier. known for his performances as a michael jackson impersonator, neely had been arrested more than 40 times including for assault. overnighs mi retaining an aor saying in a statement, mr. neely suffered from mental illness which began at age 14 when he experienced the brutal murdaugh every of his mother. >> there is no reasonable belief that he had a weapon, that he had the ability to use anything to harm anyone and he was significantly outnumbered so there was really no basis at all for what transpired. >> reporter: the incident dividing new yorkers and

highlighting deep concerns about subway safety. >> i feel like resources to a community connection. >> not safe at all. unfortunately, we're not allowed to carry things but i wish we were able to do pepper spray or something. >> reporter: now, despite some high profile incidents, overall major crime on the transit system here in new york city is down slightly from last year. both the mayor and governor have deployed mental health resources to the subways, but many insist more needs to be done. george? >> okay, whit. thank you very much. supreme court now. growing questions about the justices and ethics after a new report about justice clarence thomas and a billionaire republican megadonor. terry moran reports from the supreme court. >> reporter: this latest revelation about clarence thomas accepting large gifts and financial assistance for himself and members of his family and not disclosing it is sharpening the focus on ethics at the court and on all the justices. clarence thomas and his wife said they took legal custody of their great

nephew in the late 1990s hoping to give the boy opportunities he would never have had. but it wasn't just the thomases who were providing those opportunities. pro-publica reporting harlan crow, whom thomas called a dear friend, paid at least some of the young man's tuition at two different private schools. the cost of one of the schools was $6,000 per month, but the exact total crow paid is unknown because thomas never disclosed the payments. federal ethics law requires justices to publicly report gifts, including those to spouses and dependent children. but those rules have come under renewed scrutiny. >> nobody polices the supreme court which is part of the problem with the disclosure rules. even if you made them perfect. they're voluntary, they're unenforceable. >> reporter: thomas has not commented. harlan crow acknowledged the payments but accused pro publica of trying to turn help into something nefarious or political.

crow and thomas' financial ties run deep. crow took thomas and his wife on lavish vacations including travel on a private jet and a super yacht. thomas didn't disclose those either, or the fact that crow also bought thomas' mother's house, which he reportedly still lives in. >> the drip, drip, drip of these destructive disclosures is going to destroy the united states supreme court. >> reporter: thomas' allies say he's being unfairly targeted and he isn't alone in facing questions. liberal justice sonia sotamayor did not recuse herself from cases involving her publisher. republicans call it a double standard but even some acknowledge something needs to change. >> i think the best thing for the chief justice roberts and the judges to do is to take this experience and go back and consider whether there are

changes in their code of ethics for the supreme court are appropriate. >> reporter: don't hold your breath for that. chief justice roberts was invited to that congressional hearing on ethics rules for the justices and he declined to attend. the washington post reporting a prominent judicial activist actually directed fees, consulting fees to ginny thomas, the wife of justice thomas. that wasn't reported either. >> reporter: that's right. the washington post reporting that leonard leo, the influential founder of the federalist society, arranged for up to $80,000 to be paid to ginny thomas for consulting work. he arranged those payments through a nonprofit group that did have interest before the court. and one of those payments he specified, quote, no mention of ginny on this, of course, leo said that over the years ginny thomas, who does work as a consultant, has been invaluable. george? >> terry moran, thank you very much. switching gears to the nba finals and steph curry and the warriors striking back, taking game 2

of the series against the lakers. will reeve stayed up late so you could bring us the highlights. >> good morning. those highlights will heavily feature the golden state warriors, particularly klay thompson. he was raining down threes. the warriors couldn't miss. enroute to a 27 point blowout. it is now tied at one game apiece and we have a series. this morning the clash of the california titans is tied up. >> curry step back three! first one is good from downtown! >> reporter: the golden state warriors blowing out the l.a. lakers to tie their second round series at 1. now the marquis matchup between the defending champs and the team tied for the most titles ever is the best of five. >> there's a point of emphasis trying to get the ball in my hands a little more to start. the rest is read and react. >> thompson, fakes, fires! puts it in! >> reporter: klay thompson catching fire on the court. >> thompson is open. fires up a three. got it! >> reporter: hitting eight threes and scoring 30

points for the warriors. >> it's good! >> reporter: the lakers putting up a fight. lebron james making this pretty three before halftime. >> wow! >> reporter: but in the end, it wasn't enough. >> we'll be better. i'll be better. we'll get back home on our home floor. >> reporter: the winner of the series goes on to the western conference final. and tonight it's a double header on espn. celtics/76ers in philly. that series is tied at 1. then suns/nuggets. the suns need to win otherwise they are in a 3-0 hole. then tomorrow afternoon basketball all day. heat/knicks on abc and lakers/warriors game 3 in primetime, also on abc. you know where i'll be. >> in front of the tv. >> okay, will. thanks. coming up, michael and our coronation team are live in london. also ahead, this man saving a stroller right before it rolled into traffic.

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♪ welcome back, everyone. good morning london.s thpond. sticoronion ek that's where it will happen at westminster abbey. less than 24 hours to go until charles is crowned king. michael and our whole team are there with all the last minute details. first today's headlines. concerns of a banking crisis are intensifying. pac west bank shares dropped 50% as it looks for a potential buyer. today we'll look at the april jobs report. economists expect 180,000 jobs were added to the work force which would be a slowdown for recent months. also right now a suspect has been arrested in the second mass shooting in two days in serbia.

at least eight people killed, 14 injured just a day before a 13-year-old boy used his father's gun to kill eight fellow students and a guard at school. the u.s. ambassador to russia visited paul whelan in russian prison. they say freeing him remains a top priority. they will continue to engage with russian authorities for his release. take a look at this california woman loading up her car when the baby stroller carrying her great grand nephew started rolling towards the busy road. timehaman, o obs stroer. he was once homeless. he was on his way to a job interview. we'll learn more about him coming up. we've got a lot more ahead including what ed sheeran said right after a jury said he did not copy his hit "thinking out loud" and what it could mean for musicians in the future. all that and more coming up next. right now coronation countdown. tomorrow the big day. michael leading our team coverage in london. hey, michael. >> hey, george. good morning from across the pond. we are less than 24 hours

away from the crowning, coronation oven king charles and queen camilla. you can feel the excitement here. he became king the moment his mother passed eight months ago. this event is meant to formalize his commitment to the world. both religious and celebratory. something no one under the age of 70 has ever witnessed. charles was just 4 years old when his mother was crowned in 1953. this is expected to be a different type of coronation. monarchy said they are making the event more inclusive to better reflect the commonwealth in the world. i am here covering it with the help of this incredible team. right in front of buckingham palace is lara spencer. hey, lara. >> hello, michael. good morning. rainy buckingham palace where it all begins tomorrow. king charles and queen camilla leave buckingham

palace tomorrow around 5:20 a.m. eastern, 10:20 here in london. they will pass us in the diamond jubilee stage coach and head straight down the mall for the 1.4 mile procession to westminster abbey. then after the coronation, there is a second procession. the newly crowned king and queen will switch to the golden carriage, the one that carried queen elizabeth after her coronation in 1953. it will bring them back to buckingham palace, where they will get a small break before they head to the balcony. you may recognize it. it is where we have seen so many pictures, the royal family comes out, wave to the crowd after special events over the years. william and kate and their three children will also be on hand for that very special moment. prince harry is here for the coronation but is expected to leave right after the ceremony. it is his son's birthday also tomorrow so no word on whether or not we will see him on that balcony for the history making moment. even though all of it

starts tomorrow, the royals are not resting up. no. king charles is hosting a reception tonight welcoming foreign heads of state including dr. jill biden. we are seeing heightened security all over london as dignitaries from around the world are arriving. for more on that we want to head over to james who is along the coronation route. james, over to you. >> reporter: hey, lara. from a very rainy coronation route. it wouldn't be happening if it wasn't for a little rain. this has been a camp site now for days and days. it's starting to look like a festival. these are super fans of the royal family, desperate to get a front row seat and the procession passes by. you can see down there, these are food trucks. it really does feel like a festival, party atmosphere. look, it's true to say lot of people are excited about this coronation. also true to say that the monarchy is not as popular as it was. charles is certainly not as popular as his mother, so he has a lot of work

ahead of him. it's true he was ahead of his time on issues, things like sustainability and a love of nature. it's bittersweet because now as king, he can't be the activist that he once was. can't make himself more popular to younger people who really have less and less of an interest in the monarchy. that's now down to william and kate. but these people, they're very, very excited. just one final thing. you can see just the number of police along here. these are guys in the jackets. there is concern about anti-monarchy protests but these police say they'll stop it if it happens. michael? >> all right, james. thank you very much for that. i'm gonna say over my right shoulder you can see maggie rulli over my left shoulder. but you can't because it got dark here. lot of rain coming down in london. but she's at westminster abbey. this is where the service will be taking place. what are the big moments people can expect to see? >> i'm still waving to you. don't let the darkness stand between us. we have so many major

moments coming up. we are all about to witness history. this exact spot westminster abbey where every coronation has been held since 1066 with william the conquerer. king charles said he wants his coronation to be different, to represent a more modern monarchy. he's cut it down to about two hours. he slashed the guest list from 8,000 to 2,300 people. he'll still have about 100 heads of state and 20 royal families. he's also inviting people from many of the charities that him and his wife camilla run. many of the young people those charities have helped directly. we are also learning about more details. look at some beautiful photos. the flowers are gorgeous. they're all seasonal flowers, many of the branches come from beach trees planted by his parents. a meaningful moment with those flowers tomorrow as well. the other major moment we

have to watch for are going to be from his son when he places the robe on his father's arms. that will be a big moment from prince william the new heir. we also are going to look for prince george, second in line to the throne, who is a page. he'll be helping with -- michael, sorry. middle of that, we had a big wind gust and i got blown off the platform. don't worry, hopefully, it will clear up for tomorrow. lots of moments coming our way. stay dry. >> you stay up there period. live tv, maggie. that's what that is. no detail -- you lost your umbrella. no detail has been overlooked. we're gonna get you a better umbrella. i promise. joining me are our royal contributor. volleyball earth job -- robert jobson. and evening standard and victoria murphy contributing editor at town&country. thank you for joining us. this is a high stakes moment.

there have been -- the monarchy faces some real questions about the younger generation and whether it should exist or not. do you think the spectacle that we're going to see tomorrow is going to pay off or will it be seen as out of touch? >> i think it's going to be a great historic moment. for the people of the other realms. lots of people, lots of happy people. i do think we're in a moment of transition in the monarchy. i think the palace shouldn't be complacent at the moment. all the younger people are not really enamored with the idea of monarchy. they were disappointed what happened with harry and meghan. meghan they feel got a rough ride. lot of people saw harry as the only one who's in touch with the younger generation. i think the king and queen, although they're great people, i know the king fairly well covering this job for 30 years. i think he's a great guy. the queen is a great lady. but they're quite old, actually, in terms of what the younger people want. lot of this is going to fall on the shoulders of william and kate. very popular people. it's quite interesting.

i think they're incorporating the little george into the actual ceremony. he will be part of the event. that's showing you that continuity. giving everyone a taste of what's to come. >> the future. the future. i know, victoria, as robert said, he talked about harry and meghan and what he felt a lot of people felt that was a rough ride they got here at home. but harry is going to be publicly reunited with his family for the first time since his book came out. when i spoke to him back in january, his feelings were very raw. do you think it will be tough for him to be here for the coronation? >> i think it must be tough for him personally. i certainly think people are prepared for there to be some tension, particularly between the brothers. i don't think harry being here is a sign that everything is resolved behind the scenes. but i do think this is a very important show of unity for the family. harry is coming here to support his father.

his father really wants him here. despite everything that's happened, harry was brought up in this world. there will be something very deep within him that respects the importance of this moment. i think that's a big part of why he's here. >> tomorrow is a celebration. so much to look forward to. i'm glad i have you to lean on to help us understand everything that's going on and all the pageantry. we have much more from london all morning. and we will have complete coverage of the coronation starting tomorrow at 5 a.m. eastern. eva? >> i got my scones and clotted cream ready, michael. >> right. >> coming up, an urgent warning about tens of thousands of cars on the road. targets are on site. were you followed? no. do you have the assets? it's all here, as we discussed.

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insiders and, after he stole the show at the queen's jubilee, what princess kate said when asked if prince louis would behave this weekend? >> you never quite know. >> plus, we're catching up with music royalty ahead of the coronation concert and getting a taste of the royal life. before the clock strikes midnight. we're talking fashion, high tea and so much more as we say -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live from times square and london, this is a special edition of "good morning america" countdown to the coronation. >> we are getting close. less than 24 hours to go there in london until the coronation. >> our team is on the ground covering it all. lara is at buckingham palace. michael is in the heart of london. hey, michael. >> hey, cheerio, eva. as you know, you lived here for a year or so. you can't help but feel a little english here in

london. the excitement is high with so many counting down the minutes until the ceremony of the century begins. coming up, we're gonna tell you all about the celebrations as well as the controversies that are brewing. >> i love the royal wave. you're getting good at it. we're going to have more here including the latest on ed sheeran. a jury said he did not copy his hit "thinking out loud." we'll have what that means for musicians. questions about a bank failure could spread fears. there's a new jobs report out today. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: investors big concern is that the banking crisis is not over yet. 253,000 jobs were added in april, better than expected. some of the biggest gains in professional services, health care, hospitality.

there are questions about how the crisis could ripple through the economy amid fears of recession. regional bank stocks are in turmoil, pac west plunging another 50%. that's half its value as it looks for a potential value. shares of western alliance tumbling 38%. those stocks were higher in premarket trading but the broader dow jones industrial average is now negative for the year, as wall street fears more bank failures could be on the way. >> now to the menendez brothers. fighting for a new chance at freedom. the brothers were convicted of first degree murder for the brutal killing of their parents nearly 30 years ago. now a new team says a newly resurfaced letter should prompt another look at this case. the lawyer saying it's, quote, one of their best chances for ever being released.

juju? >> thanks, eva. now to new details in the deadly campus stabbing spree at uc davis. police arresting a former student. we are tracking the latest. with kayna whitworth. >> reporter: good morning. overnight a suspect in custody after an urgent manhunt looking for someone responsible for the stabbing of three people, two of them died. this all happened in a northern california college town just west of sacramento. according to davis police, carlos dominguez was taken into custody after numerous tipsters reported a person matching his description in a local park. authorities say he was actually wearing the same clothes as those described by witnesses in the third stabbing. the three stabbings all happened at night. the father of one of the victims who was attacked and killed in sycamore park saturday night saying they are now preparing for his funeral instead of his graduation party.

george? >> sad story. thanks. we're going to turn now to ed sheeran addressing the trial after he was vindicated clearing him of not copying a marvin gaye classic. good morning. >> reporter: a big hug from ed sheeran to his lawyer after the court announced he did not copy "let's get it on" as he wrote "thinking oud loud." sheeran threatened to quit music had this case gone the other way. so outside court he said the verdict means he would not have to quit his day job. >> if the jury had decided this matter the other way, we might as well say good-bye to the creative freedom. we need to be able to write our original music and engage in independent creation without worrying every step of the way that such creativity will be wrongly called into question. >> reporter: now, the daughter of marvin gaye's "let's get it on" co-writer said the outcome could be a setback for intellectual property

rights and she warned it could lead to a surge in plagiarized content. but if nothing else, the case seems to have generated a lot of interest in both songs. sales of both songs are up. as for ed sheeran, he has a new album dropping today. he starts his north american tour this weekend. george? >> okay. he will be here live next week. coming up in our morning menu, we're hours from the coronation. we'll hear from our team in london and palace insiders. also music royalty. getting ready to perform. we're hearing from lionel richie and katy perry about playing one of the biggest parties in the world. and we'll have more on the fashion and the fun and, of course, high tea.

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>> that is the scene in london. the coronation is coming up tomorrow. michael is leading us off. >> hey. good morning, george. let me tell you, this place is buzzing. finishing touches are being made as the u.k. gets ready to crown their new monarch in an elaborate ceremony that hasn't happened in 70 years. just hours to go before the royal celebration 70 years in the making, finishing touches on some of the last details over 120 varieties of fresh seasonal flowers grown across four nations of the u.k. arriving to adorn the abbey. meet the eight windsor grays who will take part in the coronation procession. more than 11,000 police will be deployed around london in what could be

the largest security operation in british history. the coronation reportedly costing estimated $125 million. >> this coronation is being entirely funded by the public's purse. a lot of people are struggling and the government is saying there isn't money for other things. >> reporter: as for the guest list, 2,300 people will be inside westminster abbey for the two hour service with 100 heads of state from around the world in attendance. first lady jill biden will be there, arriving in the u.k. last night. there will be 7,000 troops involved on saturday, 4,000 of them in the procession from westminster abbey to buckingham palace, including king charles' sister, princess ann, who will lead the military procession traveling on horse back. >> the monarch, charles is also head of the armed forces. part of that procession is not only honoring him, but also honoring the armed forces itself. it's part of that pomp and pageantry we all know well.

>> reporter: even the youngest members of the royal family gearing up for the big day. >> there's excitement. >> will he behave, do you think? >> you never quite know. >> all eyes will be on the famous buckingham palace balcony, to see which members of the royal family will make an appearance. there is so much pomp and pageantry. so many people are excited for tomorrow. lara, that buckingham palace, with more on what to expect from the historic ceremony. hey, lara. >> michael, one of those people right here so excited for this as charles gears up for this occasion. i am joined by alastair bruce a fountain of knowledge who will help us break down what we can expect tomorrow. i want to ask you, because this is a tradition that's really faded in other european countries but certainly not here in the u.k. why would you say that is? >> the british love history.

it is also something that parliament requires. parliament is in charge. it's amazing that it's 1050 years since the first coronation took place here. in almost every respect we're going to witness those parts of the coronation that took place all that time ago again in westminster abbey. we do like that tradition. >> even the chair, the history of the chair is so amazing. it's so interesting to witness. something we in america don't get a chance to do. how important is the coronation of overseas relations, would you say? >> the united kingdom knows the world looks to this country to get stuff right. for its tradition to be properly and with pageantry and display done well. and i sense that because the king is not only going to be crowned king of the united kingdom, but also 14 other nations. that is quite significant. he's also head of the commonwealth although that's not directly associated. all those nations have

some vested interest in this particular moment. >> so many of them are here now. we've seen security beefed up. >> they're all in there now, in with the king. >> just behind us. it's so very exciting. you even brought the sun out. i'm sounding very british suddenly. we've heard over and over from the palace that this will be different than his mother's coronation. can you share with us what you think those major differences will be? >> well, first of all, this is the first coronation in the post deferential age. because so much has changed from the late queen's reign. they no longer have a place in parliament. although some will be there it's much more about the nation and the society today. it's going to be a lot shorter. all the integral parts that are vital, that were written down in the earliest order, are still going to be played out. >> we talked about them

with abc news. you told us about the five parts of the ceremony, that they will not change. those have been in place for so very long. >> i think every part of it is being recognized as having stories to tell. there is this great narrative. if you look at all the crown jewels and imagine you've been given them in your job leading your business, they teach you to be a good leader. they teach you to be wise, gentle in the power you've got and to apply justice. it has resonance way beyond the king. he knows the history of coronations. that is that people watch them and they look. if anything goes wrong it's a difficulty for him. i think that's why when i spoke to the queen about her coronation, she said she couldn't really remember it clearly, but she could remember her father's. she couldn't remember hers because she had so much to remember in the process of it. >>, e apne she almost jewels, the orb.

each of them has such a significant symbolism. we'll learn about that all tomorrow. we're so lucky that we're going to have you tomorrow for our live coverage of the coronation. >> can't wait. thank you. >> thank you for being with us. for now, we'll head back to michael. >> thank you so much, lara. now we're going to talk about race in the royal family. deborah roberts is here with a look at britain's colonial past. good morning. >> so much talk about this, as you know. it's an important conversation with some saying all that traditional pomp and circumstance of the coronation is important, but it also is a reminder of the empire and this nation's empirialist history. as charles ascended the throne, across the globe several of the 14 commonwealth realms showed support for their new head of state. from canada. >> long live the king. >> to the bahamas. >> god save the king. >> and australia. >> god save the king. >> but not all are rejoicing in the commonwealth.

>> it is a symbol of white supremacy. linked to the colonial era. >> the history of colonialism cutting deep in countries like jamaica. where some say the wealth of the former empire was built on the backs of those it once enslaved. >> that wealth is something we never shared in. for us in jamaica, the monarchy is a harsh reminder for unfortunate past. >> what about the ripple effect? what was the ripple effect? >> well, the ripple effect was two-fold. one, britain became wealthy. there's no better example of that than the coronation. you also have poverty. most people live in conditions which are as they were 100 years ago under the british empire. the legacy of the empire is deep poverty in black and brown parts of the world and wealth within the white part of the world. >> the monarchy has started to acknowledge its past. last spring charles and camilla visiting canada

where he reflected on the treatment of the indigenous people there. >> we must find ways to come to terms with the darker and difficult aspects of the past. acknowledging, reconciling and striving to do better. >> barbados was the latest count troy sever its ties to the monarchy, declaring its a republic in 2021, removing the queen as its head of state. charles attending its transition ceremony and speaking about slavery on the island. >> from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocity of slavery which forever stains our history. >> jamaica considering following suit. its prime minister had a blunt message for prince william when he visited last year. >> we are moving on and we intend to move forward.

>> an apology from the king could come with a steep cost. some caribbean countries calling for reparations to right the wrongs of the past. he stopped short of apologizing. should he? >> it would be nice if he apologized. if you apologize, that means you're guilty of something and people can call for reparations. i would be surprised if he apologizes. it would open up the royal family to be sued. >> this is a question that will be dogging this new king. how can the monarchy heal its racial history? how can it evolve. many thought harry and meghan, who is biracial, would help in that conversation in some ways, but with the two stepping back from their royal duties and a bit estranged from the royal family, the new king is going to have to figure out how to sort out his own family, michael, and his own personal signals of making change in a world that's much different from the one his mother was crowned in.ry, said ft likehe

missed an opportunity with him and meghan. >> a lot of people are saying that. it will be a big question. didn't happen much in the queen's reign, but it will continue to be asked. >> lot of stuff's going to be asked post coronation, deb. thank you very much for that. now back to ginger in times square. hey, ginger. >> watching you watch those clouds and the winds with maggie. we should give a forecast for the coronation. so tomorrow you are going to see showers and storms looks like late morning. that's when the coronation starts. it will start to move in, the front end of that low pressure system, front that's attached to it, it will be cooler. you will see gusty winds at times and heavy rains by the afternoon. so as they make the procession, that's probably the rainiest of it. you can have a coronation anywhere here. chicago 77, pierre 76, 86 dodge city. that much warmer weekend ahead spreads right into east. pittsburgh's got their marathon, philadelphia into the mid 70s.

drew: your accuweather forecast mostly cloudy this morning. showers return this evening with a level 1 light system late tonight. take an umbrella if you have friday night plans. the low average for may. overnight tonight, we will track light showers moving through. temperatures on either side, about 50 degrees. the showers wrap up by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. sunday is dry, with a warming trend next week. >> back here in london now. we are looking ahead at the fun of sunday's big coronation concert. lionel richie and katy perry leading a star-studded lineup. james longman is here with all the party details. good morning to you, james. >> yeah. going to be a long weekend of celebrations. we have on sunday there

will be a coronation concert in windsor. all of it right outside the cup. even a union jack stage and some big stars performing. ♪ ♪ we're dancing on the ceiling ♪ >> no doubt about it, lionel richie will be dancing. richie, a long time friend of king charlece we've known ea for a very long time. >> reporter: richie all part of the exclusive guest list to the coronation at westminster abbey. >> i plan on showing off. i'm just going to walk down. every once in awhile they will tell me, would you just get out of the aisle, the king is coming, and the queen. i mean, this is just a moment. ♪ fireworks ♪ >> pop star katy perry will all be singing for crowd, including will and kate and other members of the royal family. >> i'm so excited. there will be a real education coming from america. interested to see all the traditions and just grateful to be there. maybe represent usa. >> palace just announced a

few later editions with tom cruise, nicole sherzinger, winnie the pooh. almost reminiscent of some magic moments we saw during the platinum jubilee. i think charles is hoping it will bring some magic to his moment, too. >> reporter: monday will be a third day of celebration. it's called the big help out. the idea is to get people out volunteering, community spirit. that's the tone charles wants to strike. >> absolutely. it has been so much fun and great to see. it is going to be huge. >> a massive event. on monday, the idea of the big helpout is that people are out celebrating in their communities. the idea of giving back. that's what charles is all about. i don't know if people realize that about charles. >> i love that. we saw that in scotland earlier this week. that is his message. thank you very much, james. you do want to stick around. coming up deb roberts and

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hey bay area live with kelly and marcus coming up we'll chat with superstar jennifer lopez from the mother. >> plus lilly singh from the muppets mayhem is here. that's at 9:00 on abc seven 30 minutes. >> taking a look at our picture outside. this is a san jose camera. it is a great start for a lot of us. a few peeks of sunshine here and there. it is mostly cloudy out there. we'll find showers returning to the forecast later on this afternoon. first in the north bay, then spreading area wide later this evening. it's a level one, a light storm on the storm impact scale. thank you, drew.

>> we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest at abc7 news.com. i'm welcome back to gma live from time square and london. >> that's th >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square and london. >> that's the scene in london. it was a little rainy before but it's lightening up now, michael. >> it's lightening up. sun's coming out a little bit. i'm here with deborah roberts near westminster abbey where the coronation ceremony will happen tomorrow. i hear the coronation excitement is building up over there at buckingham palace, where lara is taking it all in. are you having the time of your life? >> i'm having a wonderful time, michael. the sun is out. we're so excited. i picked up james longman on my road to the

coronation. so much pomp and circumstance. >> i feel like you're my prom date. >> thank you very much. leading up to the coronation. yesterday, deb and i did a little exploring, taking in a few of the aspects of the coronation that will be on full display tomorrow. whether it's coronation quiche or an ale brewed for the special day. >> thank you. >> coronation fever is gripping the u.k. we wanted to experience a little bit of it for ourselves, starting with a ride in the coronation carriage. you can't help but suddenly feel very regal. just like with cinderella, midnight comes quick around here. turns out these four beautiful horses and the coach are part of a promotion by uber to give us regular folk a taste of royal life. but our coach driver emma will, in fact, be attending the coronation. she worked at buckingham palace, helping to groom queen elizabeth's horses. >> we're hoping to give the people the feeling of being in the coronation carriage.

what the king will be feeling that day. >> judging by the reaction here, the golden carriage was a big hit. everybody do your wave. good job. we're ready. then it was off to meet our colleague and pal, not to mention fashion diva, deb roberts. nice meet you. deb has been raving about you. we went to pick out the perfect hat for the big day. rachel was the personal hat maker for queen elizabeth. i wish we in the u.s. would embrace hats more. >> i do. just do it. go out to tea, lunch, wear a little cocktail hat. i think if you're wearing a hat, you feel good. it's a great conversation piece. >> we're having the time of our lives. >> it's just so great. >> we've decided at the end of the day, there is no bad choice here.

i'm going to choose deb's. deb is going to choose mine. >> i'm kind of worried about you choosing mine. >> no, no. >> we're gonna see. okay. do it. >> deb, i hope you're happy with the choice we made for you. keeping in english fashion, we are both wearing -- i thought this is not a fascinator, they are smaller. rachel trevor morgan creations are truly works of art. thank you very much to her. michael, we did not want you to feel left out. sorry, james, you missed the boat. deb, will you do the honors for michael? >> i will happily do the honors. i had to just indulge. i didn't want to, i had to. we don't want you to be left out. there you go. >> i feel like if i wanted to or not i gotta indulge now. thank you both for thinking of me. >> there we go. >> how do i look? >> perfect. >> james, the way you said perfect with that accent, i'm feeling good. you're making me feel confident.

now that we're all dressed up for the occasion, we are counting down to the coronation with high tea. we are having a tea party fit for royalty. tom, thank you for joining us so much. gotta ask you, what makes this the quintessential british high tea spread. >> thank you for having me. i'm delighted to be here on "good morning america." this is a classic british afternoon tea. we serve over 500 pots of tea a day at our shop on picadilly. it's not just a cup of tea and some milk, but afternoon tea in britain means cucumber sandwiches, or finger sandwiches, delicious eats and treats and scones and clotted cream. that's a classic british afternoon tea. it's something that we're hugely proud of. >> i know deb and i were talking about when we've come here before, we made a decision to go to the

destination and have some high tea. give us the inside scoop. king and queen's favorite tea? >> well, i would never divulge the secrets of what they drink. what i will say is that we do a tea called royal blend, which we send down to the palace very regularly. i wouldn't like to say who actually drinks it. >> mum's the word. i have to say i love, love it. 316-year-old luxury food store. just so much to see there. tell us about the pressure and how you come up with this blend that is worthy of the king and the coronation? >> this is a history that's been going back 1707, the reign of queen anne when it was founded by a foot man to queen anne who asked permission to sell candles from the palace on picadilly. we've been trading there ever since. over time, we've become more and more proud and close about our relationship with the

royal house. we've been providing them with tea and biscuits and christmas puddings for hundreds of years. we've spent a lot of time on what we wanted to arrange to celebrate this moment in britain's history. we spend two, three years thinking about that. we're hugely excited about what we've produced. we have a jar of honey. we're selling this honey. this is made by bees from hives in the new queen's own garden. this is a very very special pot of honey. just to give you an idea of the thought we go into making sure that we do everything in our gift to lift people's spirits and provide people momentums that will last forever. >> thank you for bringing the high tea to us. we're definitely going to enjoy it. this hat is giving me the edge. lara and james, you have is a tea party of your own at the palace. we know you're enjoying

this honey, also. >> i learned today, michael. did you know, i know you just talked about it, but it's the queen's own bees from her home in wiltshire. it tastes even better. it's quite delicious. we wanted to ask james, what is it about the ritual of tea? >> most british don't have tea like this. tea is a communal drink. we drink gallons of it. i want to teach you a phrase. pop the kettle on. do you know what i'm doing when i pop the kettle? >> you're putting it on the oven. >> you'll start a fire. don't do that. you turn it on. it's heating up. if someone comes over and they say, i'm feeling down, i'll pop the kettle on. family coming over. i'll pop a kettle over. it's the most british drink. >> i love that. thank you for sharing. thank you for telling us to pop the kettle on. we want you to be included. we've sent some classic english breakfast tea. seems appropriate for

"good morning america." little transcontinental tea party, if you will. we miss you. hope you enjoy. >> looks like you guys are having a fantastic time. coming up, new guardians of the galaxy star is here live. >> coming up from i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough.

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and then we'd go to town with hot wipes and whatever gets it off quicker. >> on the ground! >> that is a lot. you play a genetically engineered perfect specimen but a little bit half baked, i understand? you're hatched a little bit early? >> it became pretty clear they wanted things perfect when they cast me. they went in this different direction with the role. but he does come out, yes, little under the birth,

not quite what the sovereign and some of the other folks in the universe were expecting. >> what was the workout routine to get up to perfect specimen level? >> i had to give super hero my best shot. i was really lucky. i worked with a team of guys who were able to kind of help me go through that process inwas sa, temyen process. my nutritionist, ben carroway designed my program, and my trainer. they couldn't have been any better to me during the process, making sure i was safe. >> those super heroes all look like super heroes. we know you are a big foodie. after doing this, what was the first thing you decided to eat when you didn't have to worry about it? >> anything and everything. i did not hold back. that was one of the kind of biggest challenges was not necessarily being able to eat whatever i want at all times. that's generally how i live my life.

i have been enjoying my food ever since. i haven't been holding back. >> what's your guilty pleasure? >> there's too many to mention. i mean, pizza is a big one. i'm in new york so it's a rite of passage i feel like. i enjoy pizza. >> i would be curious if you're joining this click who have been in two what was the >> really good. they've been together over a decade, which is incredible to think about. as a new person coming into this, obviously you're a little apprehensive. you have that first day of school feeling. >> sure. >> they also have advice and wonderful tips to pass on. it's unique being part of movies like this. working on these sets which have kind of specific challenges. i was super grateful for that. just made integrating a lot easier. >> what was the best tip they gave you? >> oh my gosh.

i'm probably gonna hold that close to my heart. chris was particularly helpful when it came to the physical side of things. he's gone through that himself. they passed on some helpful workout stuff. and, yeah. >> you mentioned that they've been together for ten years. for ten years you've been acting half your life. is there a favorite movie that you've appeared in? >> oh gosh. detroit was one of the films i feel like in tandem. i received an amazing education. i didn't get it while i was at school. i was very grateful for that. that was the one that changed me the most in my career. >> we are so excited to see you as adam warloch. congratulations. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> enjoy. >> guardians of the galaxy volume 3 is in theaters. thanks for being here.

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maggie rulli joins us again with their story. hey, maggie. tomorrow. their love story has been at the center of tv drama. it's been splashed across the tabloids. now, after a decades long often controversial love affair, tomorrow the two will be crowned side by side. charles and camilla's attraction apparent from those early meetings in their 20s. now still strong after 18 years of marriage. they first reportedly met at a polo match in the 1970s. charles almost instantly smitten with camilla. >> clearly in the beginning. when he went away to the royal navy, he returned and she had become engaged to andrew parker bowles. that was the beginning of them going their separate ways, separate marriages. >> reporter: they eventually rekindled their romance, not so secretly. accusations of coupling up while she was married to andrew parker bowles and

he was married to princess diana. leaking details of intimate conversation between charles and lla recentl resurfacing as a plot line in "the crown." >> i do love you. >> love you, too. >> reporter: the royal family was in crisis. that crisis confounded by charles' shocking omission saying he had not always been faithful. >> he wasn't. there were a lot of people in the church of england who said he wasn't fit to be king because he cheated in his marriage. >> reporter: sympathy for diana skyrocketing, camilla hounded by reporters. diana dubbing her the rottweiler, saying there were three of us in this marriage. it was a bit crowded. from this very shaky

foundation, charles and camilla building a strong partnership. >> she seems to have this personality where she is able to let him go, able to take more positive view. >> reporter: marrying in 2005, over the years creating a more positive spin on their public image as husband and wife. >> i think it should be interpreted as a love story. love stories aren't all about fairy tales. it's about real life. they've had endured a lot. >> in perhaps the biggest sign of camilla's acceptance, before her passing queen elizabeth gave her the title of queen camilla when charles takes the throne. >> thank you, maggie. this coronation is going to be such an incredible event to witness tomorrow. so, lara, are you rready? >> i'm so ready. i will be side by side with james for all our live coverage. >> i am really excited celebrating history with you and everybody at home. >> michael, back to you. >> i'm excited to be with you both tomorrow. i'm excited to be with deb

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