next week. >> the end of the workweek ends nicely for now, as we approach 7:00, we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza buildup. i was concerned there was an incident on the span, eastshore freeway, both have cleared up nicely. no problems out of san rafael. >> good to know. the "today" show is straight ahead. you can get more local news right now with our brand new newscast that streams live on roku, and xumo. our scott mcgrew is following breaking news of the jobs report that was just released. >> that does it for us this morning on "today in the bay." make it a great day and we'll seal you back here

>> the coronation of king charles iii is now just hours away. will and kate even squeezing in a visit to a pub. we're live in london with the final preparations, a preview of the pomp and circumstance. calls for action. new protests demanding charges in the death of a man being restrained by a fellow passenger on a new york city subway train. investigators looking into whether it was self-defense. members of the proud boys convicted of seditious conspiracy, a charge dating back to the civil war for their roles in the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. the sentence they now face and why prosecutors are calling this a historic burden. suspect on tape. >> so what would the appropriate thing for me to have done? >> new video just released shows

the man accused of killing four idaho college students stopped by police a month before the crimes as we get a first look at the moment police searched his home. those stories, plus legal blitz. two powerful prosecutors launch an investigation against the nfl. >> the allegations, if true, paint a picture of a very hostile work environment. >> claims of harassment, retaliation, and discrimination. how the league is responding this morning. and cue the music. ♪♪ ♪♪ and we are unveiling the star studded lineup today friday may 5th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news,

this is "today," with savannah guthrie from buckingham palace, and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and hi, everybody, good morning, happy friday. welcome to a special split edition of "today." so nice to have you along with us. hoda, i'm right here in london. we are getting ready for the coronation of king charles. you can feel the excitement on the streets. >> oh, i can already see it. i love how you said will and kate were at the pub. and if i'm following your instagram properly, there's someone else who spent in time in the pub. >> research, hoda. >> by the way, i know the fun's over there, but i just want you to take a look at our plaza. right now it's wet, right now it's not packed with folks. not too many, we got some. but a week from today the jonas brothers are going to kick off our summer concert lineup. and then we are going to reveal the entire lineup for you. and it's an a-plus one. but the excitement of course is

right across the pond with you, savannah. >> 30 seconds ago it was pouring rain, right now it is sunny. let's give you a live look this morning. this is westminster abbey where charles will be crowned king at just about this exact time tomorrow morning. he will be the 40th sovereign to be crowned at that iconic location, continuing a tradition started by william the conquerer in 1066. when it takes place, charles will become at age 74 the oldest british monarch ever to take the throne. more than 300 million people will be expected to watch. the last one was 70 years ago. and it's all taking place in less than 24 hours. keir simmons is with me with all the last-minute preps and details for tomorrow's event. you really do feel the excitement on the streets here in london. >> it's great to have you, savannah. welcome to london. you and i are going to get to watch history happening. it's going to be a breathtaking

ceremony. there will be some controversy as well as the first lady of the vice president of china will be here. i am told, and this is pretty amazing, the king is not feeling nervous. [ cheers and applause ] king charles looking relaxed just 24 hours before the biggest day of his life. the prince and princess of wales even taking time to go to a local pub. >> it puts everyone a bit more at ease. >> overnight the city's landmarks lit up. and this morning commuters treated to a light-hearted message from the king. >> please mind the gap. >> reporter: london is almost ready with last-minute preparations underway under heightened security, while many are looking forward to the pomp and circumstance, protesters are vowing to enensure their s slog

"not my king" is heard. it will be britain's biggest ceremonial event this century. >> i think it's going to look amazing. >> reporter: the major chairman in charge speaking to us exclusively. how nervous do you get before a big event like this? >> i don't really get nervous because we've done a huge amount of training. >> reporter: little has been revealed about prince harry's plans. the king's youngest son will attend without his wife and children. but harry will not have a formal role in the coronation. on saturday, by 2:00 a.m. on the west coast, guests including first lady jill biden will be arriving. at 2:20, the king and queen's procession will leave buckingham palace for the abby. in front of 2,200 guests, the coronation ceremony will begin. midway through the ceremony, approximately 4:00 a.m. on the west coast. at 5:00 a.m., the king and queen will ride a gold state coach for a stunning procession of 4,000 troops. then around 6:30, the famous

balcony appearance. expect more fun pictures of the children while 9-year-old prince george will make history as a page. the barnes family flying in from seattle trying to get a glimpse of it all. 80-year-old chris has traveled for month royal events, and now she's bringing her daughter and granddaughter. >> it's going to be great seeing my grandmother in her element. >> reporter: the coronation, a celebration that will be remembered by generations. >> there will be so many different iconic moments here. but the balcony behind us, that's the moment, that's the shot. what are we expecting? >> well, they're not telling us. when you're here with the balcony there and they come out, that will be the first we know of which members of the royal family are going to be there. obviously i think we'll see william and kate and their children. will harry be there? we don't think he will be. but wouldn't it be an amazing moment of unity if he did walk out onto that balcony? think about this, it will be the

first time in almost a hundred years that we haven't seen the queen on that balcony with the royal family. it's going to be something that we'll tell our children and our grandchildren about. >> we heard that it is less organized than you might think who comes out on the balcony after. as we bring you live coverage of the coronation of king charles iii, it starts tomorrow morning. get up early with us, 5:00 a.m. right here on nbc. we'll stream it too on nbc news and today all day. >> thank you we're going to check back with you in just a couple minutes let's move now to protests here at home after a man died on a new york city subway after a fellow passenger put him in a chokehold. protesters are calling for charges to be filed. our stephanie gosk is in times square with the latest >> reporter: pressure is growing on the d.a. to bring criminal charges. but just because the medical examiner ruled this a homicide does not mean that a crime was

committed. investigators are looking at whether or not it was self-defense or if anyone acted with excessive force against a homeless man with mental health issues this morning, calls for charges to be filed are growing louder four days after 30-year-old jordan nealey was killed on a new york subway. the medical examiner ruled his death a homicide by chokehold. >> it will be incredible to me if the outcome of this was no charge because how can you say that it's okay for someone to strangle someone >> reporter: new york's governor calling the actions on the train an extreme response. >> just looking at that video, you know it's wrong. no one has the right to take the life of another person >> reporter: the city's mayor cautioning against a rush to judgment >> i have faith in the criminal justice system, and i'm going to let the process take its place >> reporter: in a cell phone video taken during the brawl, a 24-year-old man is seen holding neely in a chokehold

several other passengers also helped pin him down. he was a known street performer who the nypd says was homeless at the time. the witness who took the video says neely was acting aggressively when he got on the subway, saying, he was hungry, he was thirsty, they didn't care about anything, he didn't care about going to jail, he didn't care that he gets a big life sentence, doesn't even matter if i died the attorney for the family says neely struggled with mental health issues since his mother was killed when he was 14 years old. but adds, having a bad day doesn't justify violence police have not publicly identified the men involved but say they did question and release the one who had neely in a chokehold. his aunt says her nephew will be remembered for dancing and his talent justice means criminal charges >> where is the justice?

how does justice look in 2023? >> reporter: the highest numbers since they've been since the great depression that doesn't count the people who are living on the streets. the mayor of this city says one of his priorities is to make sure those people don't end up living on the subway >> stephanie gosk for us there in times square, stephanie, thank you. ten after the hour, craig melvin joins us. >> i'm great good to see you. and good morning to you as well. a jury in washington, d.c. reached a verdict in what the justice department is calling a historic case. they have found four members of the far-right group the proud boys guilty on where seditious conspiracy charges for their roles in the january 6th attacks on the u.s. capitol. our senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake has more a lot of these investigations still ongoing. how significant are these particular conviction? >> good morning. these are hugely significant

as you pointed out the sedition charge is rarely prosecuted. it actually goes back to the civil war. but these are the most serious charges anyone has been convicted of related to this attack, with four out of the five defendants in this case found guilty on that charge, and others and a fifth acquitted on seditious conspiracy but still found guilty of some other serious felonies now, in closing arguments last week, federal prosecutors said that these men were, quote, thirsting for violence and organizing for action before the attack on the u.s. capitol all of them now faced potentially decades in prison, craig. >> so, what do we know about what these convictions could mean in terms of prosecuting others in this attack? >> the verdicts are interesting. they suggest the charges for conspiracy related to the attack could be brought against other people who weren't physically at the capitol on the 6th one of these defendants enrique tario was in a hotel in baltimore on the day of the attack if there's a conspiracy here

that involves someone as far away as baltimore, it could also involve someone as close as, say, the white house these verdicts could inform how the special counsel looks at his investigation of donald trump and other people in his orbit. with more than a thousand people have been charged with crimes related to the attack on the capitol. so we've got a lot more prosecutions still to come >> our senior capitol hill correspondent, thank you let's move now to the escalating war of words between the united states and russia top u.s. officials now pushing back after russia implicated the united states in what russia calls an attempted drone attack on the kremlin nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us now with details. hey, richard, good morning >> reporter: good morning. still so many questions about this alleged drone attack. u.s. officials have said they had nothing whatsoever to do with it, which russia media are now describing as the first air assault against the very heart of russia since 1942 the white house was quick to

respond to russia's claim that the united states orchestrated a drone attack on the kremlin with enemy ukraine. >> i would just tell you mr. peskov's lying the united states had nothing to do with this >> reporter: the director of national intelligence telling congress, america's powerful spy agencies are still trying to make sense of it >> we don't have information that would allow us to provide an independent assessment on this >> reporter: videos posted in what seemed like a timed release on social media wednesday show what looks like a small drone racing toward the kremlin, destroyed, russia says, by radar defenses and causing no damage overnight, a new video appears to show a second drone also allegedly used in the attack the videos appear to have been taken 15 minute as part. the red circle was already added to the new video, the source of which is unclear also murky, why two men were climbing the kremlin roof in the middle of the night.

ukraine accuses the kremlin of staging it all there's no proof of that either. what's undeniable is that tensions with washington are already extremely high russia is holding american journalist evan gershkovich, accusing him of spying the administration considers him more of a hostage. american former marine paul whelan remains in a russian jail after four years despite american pleas the u.s. ambassador to moscow visiting him thursday. and ukraine is preparing to launch a long-awaited spring or perhaps summer offensive backed by american weapons. it is unclear when that offensive is going to take place. and some think that the reason russia is escalating its rhetoric is to try and break away american support before that military offensive begins hoda, back to you. >> richard engel for us on that story, thank you this morning there are several new developments in the case of those four murdered idaho college students

police in body cam video released overnight shows thed yg moment officers searched bryan kohberger's apartment. nbc's erin mclaughlin following all of it for us >> reporter: in addition to those videos our nbc affiliate reports it has obtained new documents that allege for the first time traces of blood were found in kohberger's washington state apartment. it's another piece of evidence prosecutors could use to build their case against him this morning, newly released police body cam video showing officers at bryan kohberger's washington state apartment on december 30th. >> show yourself we have a search warrant for the building >> reporter: earlier that same night on the other side of the country, kohberger was arrested at his family home in pennsylvania, according to

police documents obtained by ktbv through a public records request, different parts of kohberger's washington state apartment tested positive for blood, including a mattress cover on the bed described as having a brown irregular drip. ktvb also reports there were two separate stains on an uncased pillow on the south side of the bed. one had traces of blood. what's not clear is who that blood belonged to. authorities previously revealing a laundry list of other items taken from the apartment that night, including a chemistry resistant black glove, multiple hair strands, and possible animal hair cuttings police also seizing a number of electronic devices kohberger was arrested in late december and charged with the stabbing murders of these four students all of them were students at the university of idaho. a month before the murders, kohberger was involved in a traffic stop on the campus of washington state university where he was a graduate student.

body camera video of that run-in also released overnight. >> i think you know why i stopped you. you ran the red light. >> what actually happened is i was stuck in the middle of the intersection >> yeah, i was behind you the whole time >> a video showing a distressed kohberger in his white hyundai el ranta the officer explaining he was blocking an intersection and ran a red light. both ticketable offenses >> what would be the appropriate thing for me to have done? >> he was eventually let go with a warning. >> it never even occurred to me that that was actually something wrong. >> kohberger has not formally entered a plea but has said through a former attorney that he says he believes he will be exonerated craig? >> erin, thank you let's go now to the nba playoffs the warriors and lakers all tied up after a big night for klay thompson

>> thompson cuts back. trying to fight over the screen, thompson gets a three. >> there you go. thompson eight three-pointers on the night. he finished the game with a high of 30 points the warriors go on to win it 127-100. game 3, by the way, is tomorrow night. and when are the knicks playing? >> i think the knicks are tomorrow i watched some of that game last night. it's klay's best playoff performance so far this year and when he came out of the game, he got a standing ovation. >> mr. roker, how about a check of the weather >> i love after every three-pointer, he's already starting to head back up court didn't even think he might not make it. well, we've got some heavy showers and thunderstorms down through parts of the southern mississippi river valley and on into texas in fact, with this system, we are watching a risk of severe weather back through mississippi. but even a more severe risk dallas, killeen, san antonio, damaging hail, wind gusts of up

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cloudy sky and tomorrow it will be about the same, but eventually clearing up through tomorrow afternoon. we're going to see another wave of rain starting late this evening for the coastline and parts of the north bay, spreading across the rest of the bay area, and rain chances will really start to pick up overnight. y eso fue todo >> all right, al, thank you. >> by the way, knicks/heat tomorrow afternoon 3:30. coming up, serious allegations against the nfl. what we know about the investigation into the leagues workplace culture, and how the nfl is responding. also miss guthrie continuing our coronation coverage in london >> guys, it's really just a family reunion, isn't it and, yes, prince harry will be here for the coronation. coming up next, we're going to take a look at where things stand between him and prince william and their father ahead william and their father ahead of the big day

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yesterday afternoon, but they literally opened the gates for buckingham palace and our executive producer, we also had some colleagues from media here in the u.s. and, yes, we got to go inside -- i have never been inside buckingham palace, may never be back, didn't steal anything, but we had a wonderful tour and sit-down and a preview of how that coronation will go down. that was pretty good for a thursday afternoon. >> do you want to know what we did? okay, nothing. [ laughter ] but, by the way, you looked like you were ready to go. you got your heels on, your pumps. you were ready to go. >> well, you know what? we had to walk a long way because all the roads are closed. so this is the classy situation that was going on. i always knew that our executive producer could be leaned on. [ laughter ] and that is exactly what happened. we had fun in there. we went in the gates. it's just crazy. and then we started taking selfies.

and the guys who never break a smile or anything, we almost got kicked out before we even got in the door. do you blame us? >> no, not at all. >> we want to see the selfies. send them, please. >> for sure we will. guys, one of the biggest story lines leading up to tomorrow's coronation has to do with family. prince harry will be reuniting with his brother, his father, his relatives. and the question is will we see them bond, will there be a thaw in these relations? and what role, if any, will he have in this relation. hey, molly, nice to see you in the flesh. >> the country has so much love for both of these brothers. all eyes will be on them. but when we see them tomorrow, they will be supporting their father in two very different ways. in the final hours leading up to the coronation, the king and queen in waiting are out and about. greeting locals, the princess of wales talking about the weekend ahead.

>> are you looking forward the weekend? >> william and kate far and away the most popular members of the royal family. meanwhile from california, prince harry coming in just for the ceremony, still unclear if he'll be part of the lineup on that famous buckingham palace balcony wave. the wales family, all of them, as they have done before, will most certainly be joining the new king and queen high above the crowds below. tomorrow during the service, the heir to the throne prince william will be on full display, launching a new chapter in his own destiny, kneeling and pledging his loyalty to his father. >> we have the reign of prince william to come as well. prince hearcy going to want to be there for his brother no matter what they have gone through. and king charles would want prince hear to be there for his brother when king william ascends to the throne. >> reporter: king charles will also rely heavily on the princess of wales, the most

beloved, according to recent polling, and for good reason. she is at the top of her game. she is launching causes that deeply resonate with the 41-year-old mother of three. and since harr and since harry and meghan's departure, the wales don't typically respond to headlines about the sussex family. they're pretty busy with their own young family sharing some milestones with the world, but mostly just getting on with it >> it's one of the hardest jobs in the world because you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. you have good days and you have bad days >> reporter: but for harry and meghan, the roller coaster has continued since they stepped back from royal life in 2020, and the split between the brothers widen across the atlantic hoda asking prince harry about his brother just last year >> do you miss your brother, your dad >> of course i do. the i'm trying to juggle being a parent that's a constant balance. >> reporter: and so tomorrow

king charles will have both his sons present, but perhaps not the way he always imagined really excited to see both of those brothers tomorrow. but one of the things that's been incredibly clear in the last couple weeks is that king charles has a gen-z problem. just 32% of 18 to 24-year-olds support the monarchy we will see a lot more of kate and will they are more relatable. people think they're more down to earth, and they're talking about issues that really resonate with my generation and even younger people. >> and they're trying to update the ceremony itself to be more diverse and inclusive and for this era we're joined now by our royal commentator as we experience all the weather that london has to offer, and then some this morning. >> welcome to sunny london >> and rainy at the same time. daisy, let's talk about william and harry. obviously there is so much tea leaf reading there have been some reports that perhaps harry and his father have been talking

how do you expect it to play out? could there be surprises tomorrow >> i think everybody's keeping everything crossed that there will be surprises because the excitement is building for tomorrow, and a lot of that is harry's going to be here, will there be brotherly hugs? will there be slaps on the back? i'm not sure there will be but, as you said, there are signs coming out of buckingham palace that the relationship has thawed between harry and his father they have been talking about the phone. so maybe we'll see some hugs there. and clearly harry has made the effort it's not going to be easy for him to be here but i think many people are thinking this is a dysfunctional family we all have dysfunctional families to some extent, so we can relate >> and there's sometimes a moment where you got to show up and rise to the occasion so perhaps we'll see some of that on display. let's talk about camilla because it is such a remarkable transformation we talk so much about king charles, but she will be crowned queen tomorrow >> extraordinary, this time tomorrow, pretty much, she's going to have gone in, in really

probably two decades she's gone from absolutely public enemy number one she was vilified the newspapers were full of, you know, the other woman, the woman who broke up the marriage. and we've heard even recently harry saying that he still doesn't really like his stepmother camilla and, yet, she has increased in popularity, and she is going to be not princess consort, not queen consort, the queen, queen camilla. and i think there will be a lot of affection for her tomorrow. she makes the king a better, happier, nicer person. he's quite grumpy. and she cheers him up. she makes him do a better job, which is good for all of us. >> she even said in a bbc documentary that he was known for his impatience >> and we've seen her calm him down >> it will be quite a moment daisy, i know you'll be along with us. thank you so much. straight ahead this morning, we will talk coronation fashion. we've got some hints about what prince william and princess kate could wear

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>> we're live in london. then, brewing controversy. this morning, the makers of bud light speaking out following that backlash after partnering with a transgender influencer. straight ahead, what the company is now saying about it, and the impact to their bottom line. plus, off to the races. the road to the triple crown kicks off tomorrow. and we're live from churchill downs with the inside scoop on all things kentucky derby. and ready to rock. it's that time of the year. [ cheers and applause ] we're kicking off our summer concert seers in a big way with this year's rockin' lineup you won't want to miss. today's friday, may 5, 2023. >> happy friday from houston! >> fairview, california. >> waverly, illinois.

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>> we're really excited about this. hoda and al are going to be live from new york city hospitals to celebrate the hard work and dedication of the men and women nurses who care for so many. and sheinelle is going home. she's going to make her way to your hometown of wichita, kansas for teachers day. she's going to be live with a teacher that you will not soon forget. >> also just in time for mother's day, a mom and her daughters who have created a whole medical team in florida. so it's a big week. we'll have today's heroes and we just can't wait to introduce you to all of them. >> hey, savannah. >> yes, let's get right to your news at 8:00. britain's royal family about to enter a new era. we're just hours away now from the coronation of king charles iii. nbc's chief international correspondent keir simmons is here with me with a look at these final preparations. the palace is saying charles, he's not nervous, he's chill. >> he's not nervous at all, apparently. did they tell you on your tour

that they built a whole replica of westminster abbey inside? >> and charles and camilla have been practicing with their crowns at home. just after 5:00, if you can get yourself out of bed, you will see the guests arriving including the first lady. and we don't know when of course prince harry will be there. then the event itself will begin at 6:00. around about halfway, around about 7:00, that will be the crowning moment if you're awake, you can watch that then. then later on about 8:00, the ceremony's over, and then it's an incredible parade that gets all the way here to buckingham palace. it really will be breathtaking. and then at 9:30 here on the balcony of buckingham palace, that's when we'll see that moment we'll see which members of the royal family come out and greet the crowds. >> it's interesting because there hasn't been a coronation in 70 years. this is a time when britain is in a cost of living crisis. the palace seems very sensitive to putting on a show that people will love and enjoy and that

will bring pride to the nation, but also not seem insensitive. >> and there will be controversy, there will be protesters who are there. by the way, protesters are part and parcel of this thing. there have been people opposed to kings and queens as long as there have been kings and queens. there will also be some political controversy as well as the first lady of the vice president of china. watch out for the mistakes. we've known in the past coronations the crown to be put on the wrong way, even the crown to be dropped. things can go -- >> don't say that. >> the ring can be put on at wrong finger. >> it's like a wedding, things go wrong, but the deed is done at the end. keep calm and carry on. >> nbc news will bring you live coverage of the coronation of king charles iii tomorrow morning beginning at 5:00 a.m. right here on nbc, and streaming on nbc news now and "today" all day.

>> right back here at home, a recent student at the university of california davis was charged yesterday in a deadly stabbing spree near the campus. school officials say 21-year-old carlos dominguez was a third year student until last week when he left for academic reasons. police say he was carrying a hunting-style knife when he was taken into custody victims of the attacks included a stanford graduate and a uc davis student both killed last week a homeless woman who survived the attack the head of anheuser-busch is vowing to move past the controversy that essentially started with a beer can. the company has faced a huge backlash over a commemorative bud light can that featured a transgender influencer >> the maker of bud light now promising to ramp up marketing efforts this summer after the company saw a drop in sales. we're now hearing from the

social media star dylan mulvaney on the brewing controversy the company behind some of the world's most iconic beer brands now addressing head on the controversy surrounding one of its most popular products, bud light. >> while beer will always be at the table when important topics are debated. the beer itself should not be the focus of the debate. >> that debate stemming from a brief but polarizing partnership during march madness with social media star dylan mulvaney who's transgender. >> this month i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever, a can with my face on it. >> reporter: the commemorative can, which was never sold in stores, drawing fire from some customers and conservative groups who protested and called for boycotts sales fell amid 21% amid the controversy compared to the

previous year. while rival brands rose by about the same amount. in the earnings call thursday, they said it's too soon to know the full impact. but pointed out to investors the drop accounted for just about 1% of the company's global volume, which includes more than 500 brands >> we need to continue to qualify the facts that this was one can, one influencer, one post, and not a campaign >> reporter: their relationship with the trans star also falling flat with her followers, who argue the company didn't do enough to support mulvaney in the fallout. m mulvaney addressed the backlash last week. what? i'm struggling is the need to dehumanize and to be cruel. there's clearly no way of winning over everyone. but if you're still around, i am too. and i love ya. >> reporter: we've reached out

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throughout the ages royals have been style influencers and trendsetters these days, catherine, the princess of wales, wears that crown. >> every time she wears a new outfit, it immediately sells out. >> reporter: for royals, what one wears to an event is almost as important as the occasion itself hats are a must for royal races. then there are the royal weddings, the annual trouping the color, state banquets and the opening of parliament, crowns, tiaras and jewels. coronations roll out all the royal regalia. while some secrets remain about what some royals will wear on the big day. >> prince william could opt to wear the prince of wales coronette. >> reporter: for the king and queen's coronation, the crown jewels take center stage important pieces include the imperial state crown and the royal scepter with a cross, all

made or modified by gerat who reigned for 164 years as the first official crown jeweler >> i feel royal already. this room was actually named after queen mary with her kind permission queen mary would come here we do have a lot of royalty over the years. >> yes so on coronation day, we will see jewels that were designed here >> yes >> tell me about them. >> so, we have -- we actually have original artwork here of queen mary's consort crown that was designed and made by gerat for queen mary in 1411 >> and queen consort camilla is actually going to wear this. what about the imperial crown? >> that was remade totally by

gerard >> i've been going my whole life waiting for the tiara. >> you're sporting some beautiful bling as well. i feel like i've seen this before >> a beautiful example of this is princess wales' engagement ring, which was worn by the previous princess of wales, diana. it is a little bit larger than this one but this one's pretty special as well >> i don't know if you could tell there's a ledger that she was standing right in front of, and all of the royals sign it. they sign it with their pens >> what are you wearing? [ laughter ] >> oh, i'm sorry >> you took something? >> where is the tiara. >> do you know how much this costs? i looked there's a price tag. it says, you can't afford it

[ laughter ] none of us can i can't believe it came with its own security guard today but isn't it pretty? >> they let that out >> it's stunning >> i kind of checked it out of the library just for a minute. it's going right back. it's fun to have a fairytale for a moment and here on all the pomp and circumstance and the fashion we'll see is our favorite fashionita who knows everyone in the british. she happens to be british herself. you're our queen it's so fun to be looking at some of these jewels for a coronation, they bring out all the royal regalia. >> we're expecting a certain amount of royal regalia tomorrow there's going to be an element of lesser pomp and circumstance. >> that goes to king charles' wear, what he's going to wear. they're supposed to wear breaches or something, but he's changing it up >> there's going to be no breaches and stockings there's going to be no jeans and t-shirts either. we're going to be seeing him in

probably his military outfit, which is obviously the tailcoat and with his sash and his medals and there will be crowns and there will be robes. >> there will be more than one crown. he has two crowns to wear. they're very heavy one of them is five pounds, and it's 12 inches tall. that's going to make our king taller and then later on into the imperial state crown now this contains 2,868 diamonds >> we have to go quick through this queen consort camilla, she'll be queen. she will wear queen mary's crown. this is a recycled item. they didn't create a new crown for the occasion >> they did not. there was not a new commission for this however, it has had a $50 million update with some diamonds there, actually diamonds from queen elizabeth's collection herself >> some of it that you would see on broaches. now let's just cut to it because we just want to talk about what kate is going to wear and the kids

>> kate is going to look fabulous we're hearing she is going to be wearing something blue she has many favorite designers. will she be wearing the mcqueen? >> they said a tiara or maybe a floral crown >> we have three tiaras that she could be wearing now, the buzz is that she may well be wearing a floral crown it's a nod to the sustainability being weaved into the entire proceedings. >> they're giving me the big wrap but prince george is going to be a page in the cutest outfit. >> he's got breaches, overcoats, decorative neck lines. and he's 9 years old and a lot to carry >> all the things king charles doesn't want to wear, he will. we want to mention you can go to today.com/royals for more on the coronation >> thank you mr. roker, what you got cooking in the weather department? >> that's a good question.

let's find out let's look at your national map. we've got thunderstorm activity in the southeast the temperatures into the 90s as you make your way through texas. 90s down through florida 40s and 50s in alaska. today flood watches in the pacific northwest, below-average temperatures out west, look for some frost this morning through happy friday. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is a cloudy start to our morning. we are only going to reach the mid 60s with sunshine. later this evening the rain returns, lingering into early tomorrow morning, highs reaching the mid 60s for tomorrow. it will be clearing through the afternoon. sunday is dry, but we may begin our new workweek with a chance of showers and eventually we'll warm up. let's end the we

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rendition of "jolene." >> recently the world lost one of the greats, olivia newton-john. i considered her a very dear friend and we will all miss her terribly her voice was like nobody else's and i always love singing with her. one of the highlights of my career has been recording a duet of my song "jolene" with olivia. it is so special to me and i hope that you like it as much as i do and just remember that i will always love olivia newton-john >> we all will >> olivia newton-john's "just the two of us" is available on cd and vinyl and streaming now, guys >> cool. straight ahead, guys, we're heading back over to savannah live in london hey, s.g >> hi. well, you guys have certainly heard of buckingham palace but it is actually just one of the many royal residences here and this morning we're going to bring you alongside us on an exclusive tour sharing some of the little known history inside those walls.

but first your local news. good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. a 21-year-old man from east oakland is set to be formally charged today in the recent

string of stabbings in davis. authorities arrested carlos dominguez yesterday at a park not far from where a student was stabbed to death over the weekend. dominguez recently failed out of uc davis. police say he was dressed in clothes matching descriptions provided by witnesses and had a large hunting knife in his backpack. time for a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. >> a lot of clouds rolling over the bay area once again. we are starting out dry, though. temperatures reach the low to mid 60s for this afternoon. as we go into tomorrow, it's going to be about the same temperature wise, but in between we'll have a round of some quick-moving showers between this evening and early tomorrow morning. there up to a quarter inch of rainfall falling across some interior parts of the bay area. then as we go into saturday afternoon, it's going to be clearing out and the rest of the

weekend is dry. >> we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes.

welcome back 8:30 on a friday morning fifth day of may, 2023 savannah is over in london we're going to check out her in

a bit. but, y'all, this is a happy crowd, a super happy crowd real quick, i think we have some -- i thought we had two sets of twins. first we have this group what are your names? >> katie, sarah. >> they are twins. and i thought these ladies were twins because they both had '60s but you're just besties. it felt like twin city here. >> perfect trip to the plaza >> thank you all for coming. this is a good-looking crowd, too. best looking crowd of the week >> yeah! >> by the way, don't go far. coming up next on "the 3rd hour," sheinelle had a really fascinating sitdown with philanthropist melinda french gates. her inspiring message of advocacy and inclusion we can all take part in she also talked about her newest role as grandmother. >> one of the most rewarding things obviously for someone

>> i can't wait to hear from her. >> and still ahead, we've got a busy half hour we have the winners of the wellness awards. first up, her favorite fitness gear to get us moving. plus, what it's like to perform a neil diamond musical in front of the real neil diamond. can you imagine? the cast of " beautiful noise" is here to tell us and treat us to a live performance of some of those irresistible songs you'll be singing along coming up in a bit. >> if you want to stick around till next week coming up next week on "today," check out this lineup we got andy cohen is going to be here, sylvester stallone and this family are going to be joining us and as we mentioned in "popstart" a week from today, jonas brothers summer concert series next friday on the plaza. >> it's going to be big! mr. roker, how about a check of the weather. >> king me let's check out that coronation weather. london tomorrow morning rather gray with spells of rain temperatures mid-50s to the upper 50s.

as we look across the country, saturday, new britain, connecticut, 71. kings canyon, 49 england, arkansas, 87. lake charles, louisiana, showers, and looking at some showers there and 87 then from the weather king to the sport of kings, kentucky derby tomorrow 12:00 noon cloudy with a few showers, low in the 70s. as we continue into sunday, sunday nice day in the northeast, record highs in the central plains sunny skies s good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to see clouds today, but the rain holds off until this evening. rain will be spotty and continuing into early tomorrow morning. the rest of the weekend is dry. as we go through the rest of the forecast, we are going to see temperatures gradually warming up. we may see another chance of

rain early next week. >> and that is your latest weather. >> all right, thank you, al. put on your fanciest hat if you're fascinated grab a mint julep. because the 149th running of the kentucky derby is tomorrow >> dylan, you look beautiful this morning she's live at iconic churchill downs along with our buddy mike tirico >> where's your hat, mike? >> i'm waiting for roker to send me his leftovers [ laughter ] >> thanks, guys. you know, the hats, at least for me, they're on, we've been waiting for this day for a long time and let's jump right into the horses here. the two favorites fortay and tap it are we watching the horses or the trainer? >> a little bit of both. todd fletcher is a trainer, he's in the hall of fame eight times

he's been voted the top trainer in horse racing. this is the first time he is the favorite in forte watching that horse very closely took a misstep on the track earlier this week. so a lot of attention on him leading up to the derby. and then tap it happens to be my pick >> it was mine too >> see, there you go >> another horse that has all the things you would see in a horse that has a chance to win the kentucky derby >> i picked when it was 20 to 1 odds it's been a wild 24 hours. three horses have been scratched from the derby so there's been three replacements is that typical? >> no, it is not we're seeing more of that. and one of them came with a little bit of controversy, lord miles is a horse that was scratched. his trainer was suspended. he had a couple of his horses die earlier this week. there's a concern about what caused that. so, out of an abundance of caution really, and to try to get ahead of an issue that is a very important, very concerning issue, churchill downs suspended him from all their tracks.

so, we'll have a field of 20 as of now but there's certainly scrutiny on the sport but i think over the last couple of years there's been more attention to horse health and horse safety than ever before. look, this is a big party. but the people who care for these horses and train them love them and want to see them stay healthy. i think that's what we're seeing going on in the sport. >> it's the 50th anniversary of secretariat, just giving the performance of a lifetime here at churchill downs will there be any sort of celebrations this year >> there will be there's a great exhibit in the museum celebrating the secretariat, it started here the belmont winning the triple crown. we have a great feature. i can't tell you who provides the voice. but let me tell you, it's another great of all time providing the voice to tell the story of secretariat 50 years out. that's part of our 7 1/2 hours of coverage that you're going to be a big part of tomorrow. >> mike, thank you so much and of course, guys, we've got more coming up in "the 3rd hour." we'll tell you who to bet on we'll show you what we're eating

and drinking >> any mint juleps for us? >> you bet >> i'm going for sun thunder >> that's how you do it. >> last year the longest shot on the board won. so it's worth a few bucks this year >> all right, coverage of the 149th running of the kentucky derby begins tomorrow at noon eastern on nbc and peacock don't miss it. all right. let's go back over the pond here and check in with savannah again. hey, s.g.! >> hi. we could just watch tv all day tomorrow start early with the coronation with us. we're going to pass the baton on to dylan and mike for the kentucky derby coming up next this morning, we've got an epic royal tour keir has an exclusive look at the kings many royal residences, including e hall that ononceth

we are back now on a friday morning.

nice and sunny here, live in london on the eve of the coronation of king charles, and in anticipation of this historic event. our chief international correspondent keir simmons has been busy, very busy, touring some of the homes of kings and queens through the centuries and it takes a lot of time >> royals being royals, they have a lot of homes. it kind of comes with the job. listen, your exclusive look-around buckingham palace, that was pretty special. but anyone who comes to the uk can look around these homes and palaces and castles steeped in history. ♪ buckingham palace will be center stage for the coronation and for famous royal balcony moments, the first for generations without queen elizabeth. but the royal family have had many grand palaces, estates, and castles. like kensington. >> welcome to the heart of the court. >> a royal palace for over 300 years where queen victoria prepared for her coronation.

the prince and princess of wales still have their london apartment here and it's where william and harry grew up with their father and, of course, their mother. and from the windows, you can see the gates of kensington palace where flowers were left for princess diana when she died >> and the flowers stretched from those gates halfway down that path towards the high street >> for diana, a favorite part of the palace was this. >> she liked many of the flowers and the white tulips one of my happy memories is meeting her in this garden many times. she would go out on her morning jog or morning run before the visitors arrived and we would share a few jokes, a few laughs and then get on with our day so a special place for me. ♪ >> reporter: throughout history, royal residences have been private homes and places for public pageantry like hampton court palace >> welcome to the great hall

>> it's incredible >> this was basically henry viii's showpiece really the heart of hampton court palace he is looking out over the feast. >> while royals no longer live here, many royal rituals surrounding events like coronations were born here banquets were a big deal kings would even dine with an audience >> so the king would be sitting here and we'd be standing there watching >> and this is an opportunity to be close t to the king and be sn at court >> the late queen used to say one has to be seen to be believed and that is something that the royals have believed through centuries. >> absolutely. ♪ >> another royal palace, the famous tower of london is home to the crown jewels, central to every coronation the world-famous yoman waters helped guard the jewels. so what is your full title

>> a full title is yoman warders of his and members of the sovereign bodyguard and extraordinary. and while no royals still live here, they do. >> this is your home >> it's our village, yeah. this is our village green. >> what's it like to live here >> you get to live in the castle you're not going to get your car stolen it's the most secure place in london >> we got a special look inside their private haven. the quintessential british establishment that no village here can be without. >> this is great >> a pub >> this is what most people don't see. >> we will have a little celebration here and toast his majesty's good health. >> a little celebration? >> well, a medium celebration. >> and we are not done in "the 3rd hour" we will take you on an exclusive tour of king

charles' highgrove estate. this is a cup for the coronation, high grove on the back you can drink your morning coffee or tea or beer. >> thank you so much, keir you can go to today.com with much more coverage of this historic coronation. i hope you tune into our streaming channel today all day. we've got a coronation preview marathon beginning tonight at 9:00 eastern for the moment, though, cheers we'll send it back to you guys >> all right, savannah, thank you. we are so looking forward to all that coming up in "the 3rd hour," she is going to share her favorite workout sentials when you goes

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♪ but nsweet caroline ♪ [ cheers and applause >> nice! >> that's what i'm talking about. >> that's fun. >> well done >> first of all, y'all were amazing. you guys just killed it. will, it's so great to see you here how much fun is it performing neil diamond's hits? we had our crowd out here singing along. >> it's the best these songs are filled with so much joy it's a great sing-along. it's just tons of fun. >> the show opened up at the end of last year you got to actually perform with neil diamond in the audience >> incredible. we didn't know and he grabbed a mic and sang "sweet caroline" for everybody. he about blew the roof off the theater. >> you're amazing. thank you. we want to say thank you all for coming to our plaza. a lot of fun the cast of "a beautiful noise" at the neil diamond musical, catch the show at the broadhurst

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