no kids, no shirley.kidnapped? >> yes, they took the report, that was the last i heard. >> did you go back, talk to them again? >> i went down the two or three times, they said the same thing, they have not found anything. >> jeri says she did not know who else to talk to, so she looked on her own, and found a year after year, nothing. she had no idea, she said, that shirley had left pepper with barbara, who had persuaded the court that she had been abandoned, and thus, could be adopted. or that shirley stole her back again. and then, there they were, telling their story on dateline. telling how shirley and barbara had described her. >> yes, i heard with a said about me. i was not a street walker, i was a waitress, all of my life. >> they also said that you did not really watch your children, you were happy to abandon them. >> i never abandoned my children, never. never ever. i would never, ever do that. >> and she was not a drug addict either, she says. she has not had a smooth or easy life, and for much

my my name is shirley robinson, 90 and i havejust done my name is shirley robinson, 90 and i have justn, 90 and i havejust done a skydive. well, my children offered to give me an event for my birthday, so i settled for a skydive. ijust thought for my birthday, so i settled for a skydive. i just thought that the silence up there would be wonderful and it would be lovely to just float amongst the clouds. which it was. i was diagnosed with leukaemia, i suppose about eight months ago, and it is chronic, so i shall have it until i die. and although it will never get better, they've told me, i just go plodding along. i have done this skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it's like sleeping rough on cold nights, and i don't think any child should go to bed without its own home over its head. i didn't go out with the idea of raising vast amounts, but i have, i have raised over £5,000, and it isjust wonderful, have, i have raised over £5,000, and it is just wonderful, how generous people have been. it's lovely. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start with the near—perfect per

this is shirley feeney. she's yours. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on against abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance, except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> you rodeo. >> everybody knew what the

react to that, shirley. i don't agree with i that, shirley. tell the truth if you paid him. he he couldn't tell the truth if you aid him. , ., ., , ., paid him. he should have been a whole lot better _ paid him. he should have been a whole lot better than _ paid him. he should have been a whole lot better than he - paid him. he should have been a whole lot better than he was. i l whole lot better than he was. i thought rishi sunak would be a clean sweep, but he is a bit weak as well. suella braverman is strong, that's the main thing. we suella braverman is strong, that's the main thing.— the main thing. we have a prime minister but _ the main thing. we have a prime minister but also _ the main thing. we have a prime minister but also had _ the main thing. we have a prime minister but also had a _ the main thing. we have a prime minister but also had a fine i the main thing. we have a prime minister but also had a fine for i minister but also had a fine for breaking — minister but also had a fine for breaking the rules of lockdown. they are all

. _ my my name is shirley robinson. i am 19 and i havejust done my name is shirley robinson.st done a skydive. —— i am 90. my children offered to give me an event for my birthday, so i settled for a skydive. ijust thought that the silence up there would be wonderful and it would be lovely to just float among the clouds. which it was. i was diagnosed with leukaemia i was diagnosed with leukaemia i suppose about eight months ago, and it is chronic, so i shall have it till i die. and although it will never get better, they've told me, ijust go plodding along. i've done this skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it is like sleeping rough on cold nights, and i don't think any child should go to bed without its own home over its head. i didn't go out with the idea of raising a vast amount, but i have raised over 5000 and it's wonderful how generous people have been. it's lovely. hello, i'm karthi gnanasegaram from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme celebrations at the etihad stadium as manchester city are crowned champions of england again. 0n the bri

. >> i'm trevor shirley in london. preparations are underway for tomorrow's coronation of king charles. the 3rd coming up. i've got a look at what's happening around london and what you can >> well, the coronation of king charles, the 3rd is just one day away in what will be a historic ceremony steeped in rule tradition. a very old trevor shirley live in london with a look at what we can expect. good morning, trevor. >> hey there. and good morning from a very rainy london that certainly living up to its reputation as a drizzly city. the cea ceremonies here at westminster abbey that you see behind me get under way tomorrow morning. the first monarch that was never crowned. here was william the conqueror. back in 10. 66 and what you'll see play out tomorrow remains largely unchanged. since then. >> in a country known for its pageantry. the united kingdom is gearing up once

. >> i'm trevor shirley in london. it's been a weekend of history and tradition, celebrations and pageantry. coming up, i've got a complete look back at the coronation of >> well, there are several tv shows that are being impacted by the writers strike netflix's stranger things. apple tv is lou marvel's blade are all among phe shows that have shut down. also, there are some late night talk shows have also gone dark riders. they've been picketing outside the studios across l a new york city since last week. some actors even address the strike at the goal galley yesterday. >> i'm really hoping these negotiations. >> give credit and get what's due to the people who deserve it most the times are changing and they should be compensated for what? what they do. the incredible what they do. >> the last strike happened back in 2007 impacted shows and movies as well as the economy. after a pretty hectic week at churchill downs, a code name age. >> the 15 to one and won the 100 49th kentucky derby. they win included a pretty dist

i think you out—shirley bassied shirley bassey there.antastic performance and people spotted some very familiarfaces including michael caine. you have described that is pretty much the perfect part for you. it's a bit of a cliche but do you think it's sort of changed your life in a way? erm, i don't know whether it did or not. it kind of — i'd done quite a number of things before that but maybe doing the play did sort of semi—change my life in that other things were happening that time and because of the play of little voice i was offered other things, people became much more aware of the after that film but whether it changed my life, i don't know. it made you much more famous, for a start and then it led to other things, for example, you got involved with one of the most successful situation comedies in the uk, around the same time and that went on for years, it was absolutely fabulous, in which you had a very funny part. it was you as a complete airhead, a very silly girl, called bubble but again that made you a very familiar face and

shirley, a retired school nurse, melanie ivy, who owned a preschool for 30 years and her mother, also a former teacher. all three women were great grandmothers. all of this tonight amid a new poll showing a growing number of americans who say guns are now the number one public health threat in this country. leading off tonight with this video that was just made public and it issturbi. horrifying pol body camera video. officers running to stop an active shooter. >> i'm being told he has an automatic weapon. a gunman roaming the streets of farmington, new mexico, on monday, shooting innocent people at random. >> more shots are being fired. >> multiple officers confronting the suspect near a church. [sirens] gunshots >> -- rachel shot by the suspect. the sergeant injured now recovering at home. [gunshots] >> suspect is down! >> the suspect shot dead. authorities also releasing ringed door bell video as the rampage unfolded. you see several cars driving away from the horror, more than a hundred rounds fired toward seven houses and 11 vehicles. >> it's emotional to watch it, an i have seen

in fact, boyfriend jason's mother shirley zailo a manager at lindsay's firm said she and lindsey tookho had at the time less than 24 hours to live told her this. >> she talked about her ex boyfriend that she was afraid of matt -- >> why was she afraid of matt? >> i don't think she really got into the detail, i guess she was a little disappointed in how matt had treated her throughout the relationship. >> shirley zailo is the only person we spoke to in our reporting that oldest lindsey was afraid of matt around the time of the murder, of course, she is the mother of the man who was at one time the prime suspect. and by the way, police tell us that when lindsey was killed, matt and lindsey had been apart for nearly two years, each had moved on to new relationships, and according to police, they had no contact for months before the murder. matt macduff acknowledges that back when they were together, he and lindsey had a relationship that was, at times, rocky. tumultuous? >> yes, i don't know what the world -- what that word means, but i wouldn't use that word. >> stormy? >> yes, real sto

my my name is shirley robinson. i am 90 and i'vejust done my name is shirley robinson.nt my birthday, so, i settled for the skydive. i was diagnosed with leukaemia, i suppose about eight months ago. and it is chronic and so, i shall have until i died. and although it would never get better, they have told me, ijust go plodding along. i've done the skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it is like sleeping rough. i did not come up with the idea of raising vast amounts but i have raised over 5000 and it isjust wonderful how generous people have been. you're live with bbc news police in guyana have said that a fire in a school dormitory that killed 19 children — may have been started "maliciously". the blaze tore through the building in the central town of mahdi as more than fifty students slept. some of the survivors have been flown to an emergency centre in georgetown. guyana's president has described the disaster as painful and horrible. the united states has signed a new security pact with papua new guinea as itjostles with china for influence in the pa

i'm trevor shirley in washington today. house gop members will try to stop the president's student loan forgiveness program. >> even though the white house says any success they may have is dead on arrival. >> i'll explain. coming up ahead. >> but first, a shortage and diabetes, medicine. and now there's a warning of cancer drug shortages. we will take a drug shortages. we will take a closer look. stay with us. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. help. >> a drug shortage has cancer patients on edge and it's being felt nationwide. victoria saw tells us how doctors and patients are navigating through this difficult time. >> cancer, the c word no one ever wants to hear. it's scary because the first thing you think of is we

i'm trevor shirley. >> the u.s. customs and border protection are struggling with overcrowding at its facilities brought on by the expiration of title. 42, a little girl from panama aboard with heart problems died in border patrol custody wednesday, making this the second death of a migrant child in u.s. government custody in 2 weeks. as many as 35,000 people were reportedly waiting on the mexico side of the border to cross into the u.s. nearly a week after the border policy expired in el paso, texas, some migrants have been sleeping on the streets as shelters remain at capacity. city officials there fear another influx of migrants could soon be coming. >> people are going to get desperate and they're going to try to to cross an and a regular fashion. they're, you know, coming across the river are going out into the desert. we're trying to jump over the wall. >> which are all very, very dangerous. >> on thursday, advocates also warned of dangerous conditions for migrants who are still trying from mexico to gain entr

. >> trevor shirley in london. preparations are underway for tomorrow's coronation of king charles. the 3rd coming up. i've got a look at what's happening around london and what you can expect to see during tomorrow's ceremony. >> and daytime hours should stay pretty dry today. we will see some showers arriving at the coast late this afternoon and for the rest of us, mostly after sunset inland areas in for some 60's. i'm breaking down your weekend. still to come. and your friday morning commute is already start to pick up out there. so if you're just leaving, the house you're just leaving, the house will keep close eye o i came here to find love. but instead, i found a best friend. señor snuffles, you stole my sock, and now you've stolen my heart. will you accept this milk-bone as a symbol of my love? ♪ more dog ♪ (dog bark) feeding your dog nutrish has helped us donate over $7 million dollars a year to pets in need through the rachael ray foundation. so while you can't adopt every dog, you can help them. >> 6.13, and go warriors. keep this going. they hold up a big win against the

i'm trevor shirley. >> a new report says 14 million current jobs will not exist in 5 years. that's about 2% of the present job market. the world economic forum releasing recent findings on the future of jobs. and they say artificial intelligence within companies will have both a negative and positive effect. well, new jobs will be made to manage ai that same technology can also kick those an administrative and record keeping rolls to the curb. slowing economic growth and rising inflation is also contributing to the job loss. a gruesome discovery in oklahoma, 7 bodies found during a search for 2 missing teenage girls. investigators say the bodies were found in the town of henrietta. what about 90 miles east of oklahoma city? they say they were on the property of convicted offender jace jesse mcfadden, the missing 14 year-old and 16 year-old were last seen traveling with him. the bodies have not yet been identified, but they were believed to include those teams. and paton, the county sheriff there declined to say how they died. another former minneapolis police officer is foun

. >> i'm trevor shirley in london. preparations are underway for tomorrow's coronation of king charles. the 3rd coming up. i've got a look at what's happening around london and >> and tonight, 44 and in the highly anticipated volume 3 of guardians of the galaxy, peter quill rallies, his team to defend the universe. courtney friel chatted with the clash. >> hi, there it is. bittersweet for this cast since it's the end of a trilogy and the director is moving on to a different universe altogether. >> i'll tell you something out star i for the guardians. >> i'm just counting the days. so i don't have to sit next to chris pratt anymore. i know that's true for james. yeah. director james gunn is joking, but he is leaving the marvel universe for the dc universe. but first he's cast is back for one more battle. it's an incredibly funny movie. it's it's action packed its typical guardians, everybody's bickering all the time. and that's where ben guardians we on. it's the final adventure for all of the guardian. so it's coming t

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington.gressional republicans are expected to meet with the president sometime this week to keep negotiating on the debt ceiling, which could be hit only a matter of weeks. i've got the latest on that story coming up ahead. >> plus, for the first time since the early 90's, there's been a significant breakthrough in parkinson's prevention research. those prevention research. those details the break. - you ok? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. >> for your help today, it's been decades since the last break through in parkinson's disease research. but a new test could help doctors detect the disease sooner. parkinson's is a narrow judge at degenerative disease that causes involuntary or uncontrolled movements at age.- 29, michael j. fox at the height

. >> and river shirley in washington, a deal has been reached that will avert a debt ceiling crisis. >> but will republicans and democrats on the fringes of their parties agree to it? i've got the latest details on that coming up ahead. but first, the 12th homicide this year in the city of san jose. we're live with the latest details. >> welcome back. police say a man and a woman were shot early this morning. one of them dying making this the 12th homicide of the year in san jose kron 4 charles clifford joining us live now with the very latest details. charles. >> well, one person has died. another remains hospitalized. the investigation here very much still ongoing. >> just before 10 monday evening, the san jose police department responded to here along highway 87 near will street on reports of a shooting officers arriving on scene found a woman suffering from a gunshot wound. she was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after searching the area officers discovered a second victim in the course of investigation. officers identified a or located in additiona

i'm trevor shirley in washington. a vote to suspend the debt ceiling and avoid a financial disaster is expected to happen later today. but is there enough support in congress for the past? >> i've got the latest details coming up ahead. >> from the bay news station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm noelle bellow. our top story today. we now know the names of the 2 men killed in a head-on crash in san mateo county. it happened tuesday night near the town of pescadero. the coroner's office has identified the victims as 29 year-old patricio cabrera, junior of san francisco. and 66 year-old james allen willis of davenport. a woman was also seriously hurt in this crash. kron four's will tran brings us the very latest on the investigation. >> the woman is still in critical condition. we do know that she is in her 60's. it's the chp office right behind me. these investigators, they are the ones in charge of trying to find out exactly what happened. but we do know that

i'm trevor shirley in washington.rs are planning to head home for the long holiday weekend without a deal finalized on the debt ceiling. >> so what does this mean as the clock continues to count down? i've got the latest details coming up ahead. also, what age group was just revealed as that making up a 3rd of the fbi's active missing persons list. but first, we will talk live with oakland mayor sheng tao about all the challenges the city is facing and her plans to improve >> still no deal on reaching an agreement to end the debt ceiling crisis. with the latest now from trevor shirley, he's in washington. and that to fall day could come, you know, that's the day the treasury department says the u.s. is likely to run out of enough money to pay its bills. house speaker kevin mccarthy remains optimistic a default won't happen. we're i% going to solve this problem. i will stay with it until we can get it done. but can he convince enough members of his own party that their vision of a perfect debt ceiling deal won't happen

i'm trevor shirley.el warnings for the state of florida. on saturday, the naacp issued a travel advisory for the state saying. >> under governor ron desantis, florida has become, quote, openly hostile toward african-americans. people of color and lgbtq+ individuals. they're citing the santos's decision to ban an advanced placement on african american studies courses. the league of united latin american citizens and equality. florida have also previously issued florida travel advisories over laws addressing immigration and bans on gender affirming care for trans youth. >> it is wrong teach students that gender is a choice and we don't allow that in florida stress that this is put on. >> the community is unbelievable. >> florida remains one of the most popular states for tourism bringing in more than 137 million visitors last year, according to the state's tourism agency. the naacp is travel advisory does not explicitly recommend against travel to florida, but it does urge travelers to be aware of the stat

shirley windmill is a in croydon. shirley windmill is o gote— in croydon. we go to the end of may? no is the answer . may? well, no is the answer. with high pressure still remaining the dominant feature of uk weather at the moment, of the uk weather at the moment, it does mean we've got some northeasterly down east northeasterly winds down east and coast. so a little cooler here to start the day on tuesday . if you are in that fresh breeze and as well, if you're under of those clearer skies under any of those clearer skies further as temperatures further west as temperatures will a little lower will have dropped a little lower here night. but in the west here last night. but in the west , that's where we will see the best of the sunshine through today, well the highest today, as well as the highest temperatures in all of these lengthy sunny spells with highs in the low to mid 20s through today. in the low to mid 20s through today . now, as we go into this today. now, as we go into this evening, we will start to see that cloud that's in the east just pushing

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my name is shirley robinson. i am 90 and i have just done a skydive.kydive. i just thought that the silence up there would be wonderful and it would be lovely to just float amongst the clouds, which it was. i was diagnosed with leukaemia i suppose about eight months ago. and it is chronic, so i mean i shall have it until i die. and although it will never get better, they told me, ijust go plodding along. i have done this skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it is like sleeping rough on cold nights. and i don't think any child should go to bed without its own home over its head. i didn't go out with the idea of raising vast amounts but i have, i have raised over 5000, and it isjust wonderful how generous people have been. it's lovely. hey. i'm with the catch—up tonight. illegal vapes. a whatsapp upgrade. and a very, very cute doggie reunion. we now know the names of the teenage boys killed in monday's crash in cardiff. this is a picture from when they were younger. 16—year—old kyrees sullivan and 15—year—old harvey evans died shortly b

i'm trevor shirley in london.celebrations continue all across the country. >> coming up, i've got a look at the >> police in south san francisco held a gun buyback event saturday where they collected hundreds of unwanted guns. people could turn in weapons anonymously, getting $50 for non functioning firearms. $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles and $200 for assault weapons and ghost guns. police say they collected 264 firearms and all including 9 assault weapons and for ghost guns. another buyback is planned later this year in san mateo county. rescue crews save 2 surfers from being swept away into the pacific ocean. just south of the golden gate bridge 3 swimmers with the san francisco department along with a san francisco police rescue boat responded assisting the u.s. coast guard saturday. they pulled both surfers from the water. excuse me. and that happens sometimes. well, they pulled the surface from the water about 3 quarters of a mile offshore. the pair was rushed by boat to the high street pier for eval

yeah, shirley. and 1st of all, to a step below us of the world situation to show that we can protect. but surely we one of the bees, is that talking about the rich story alex develop. thank you guys. thank you. ok, we've just been looking while on the screen there as well. thanks very much. we're seeing the russian leader in conversation with a number of subject independent states. he's just been speaking to the right. have been there is the, is back a spelling leader and to the left is cold passion. yeah. to being an ard meeting president, a prime minister as well, excuse me, it's at so they're just as they walk off screen and a number of other events will be taking place, including the recently got the to me that the all knowing sort of are at as well, okay, i just to move on now on the give you a sense why you're a big at while allied forces were fighting against it. there's reaching in europe. fierce possibles, world so being waged in the in the pacific region. 1944 british and the japanese army

ever won anything in a contest but, i have a very good friend who one room in berwyn laverne and shirleyn? local television station meet where he lived in pittsburgh have the sconce test. if you see anything on the shows that's wrong like the >>> year, the wrong date or that hard didn't exist. his cousin was like, we gotta watch every day and we are gonna win $50 and a t-shirt if we can find something wrong. years go by. they don't ever win. finally he sees there's a wheaties box with genera on the cover of the wheaties box in the laverne and shirley set. he goes, weight, that can't possibly beat because it hadn't happened yet. he wrote in ensure he got $50 and t-shirt. >> that's a lot of work for $50. >> jesse, is there one thing in your house or apartment would secretly like to get rid of? >> secretly? >> sneakers? >> my wife's sneakers. get rid of? no. come back to me on that one. ask jessica? >> have brian loves the grateful dead. he has like the grateful dead printed bottle of wine that he acts like is worth like $1 million. i hate it. at such an eyesore. it just sits on the counter

night in the united kingdom is continuing to celebrate its newly crowned king correspondent trevor shirleyd today around london. >> well, the celebrations continue sunday night with a concert at windsor castle. that's got people like katy perry and lionel richie performing all in honor of king charles. the 3rd. >> the festive atmosphere continued on sunday with lunches and parties all across the uk. this is what britain is all about. and we just want to get behind the monarchy king support him and his earlier today, uk prime minister rishi sunak hosted the big coronation lunch at 10 downing street. first lady jill biden was among dozens of guests. the prince and princess of wales also took time to greet excited royal fans across london. sunday. celebrations were a far cry from the ceremony of saturday with the ancient coronation rituals played out with solemn, dignity and precision. the crown placed on the king's head marking the monarchy's new chapter, the king and queen later appearing on buckingham palace's balcony beneath the roar of military jets. and monday is a bank holiday here in

i'm trevor shirley. >> biden is not going to be their first lady. jill biden will representing the u.s.. meantime, harry reportedly flew in today on a regular american airlines flight to the great surprise of >> and now kron 4 sports. >> between the staeium drama tonight's announcer issues and a whole lot of losses to start the season. it's been a tough time to be in a span. so this is one franchise very much in need of a win and we can at least say they got that much today. a's on the road in kansas city taking on the royals. good to see that. there are still some fans wherever they play and the a's did give them a good show today. we'll pick it up in the 3rd is already up. one, nothing. >> a man on for brent rooker who continues hot hitting hits a high fly to left. that gets out of the park for his 10th homer of the season. it's 3, nothing we're orienta note followed with his 3rd home run of the season. this one out to center field. it's 4, nothing a's. and brooke are then delivered in the 4th. the former royal ripped an rbi double to left 5. noth

my name's shirley robinson. i'm 90, and i have just done a skydive. settled for a skydive. i was diagnosed with leukemia, i suppose, about eight months ago, and it's chronic, so, i mean, i shall have it till idie. ajust a just thought the silence up there would be lovely and it would be wonderful to just float above the clouds. and it was. and although it will never get better, they've told me, ijust go plodding along. i've done this skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it's like sleeping rough. on cold nights. and i don't think any child should go to bed without its own home over its head. i didn't go out with the idea of raising vast amounts, but i have i've raised over 5000. and it's just wonderful how generous people have been. it's lovely. i'm rachel with the catch up. tonight, new rules for renters, scientists give a warning and beyonce's in cardiff. the first up, if you live in england, and for big changes to be the idea to ban landlords for kicking people out without a good reason. all still have to vote on the plan and rules

shirley authorities the say, the town in the belgrade region was here in 2 separate incidents. a can see the damage inflicted on residential buildings. emergency personnel were very quick to the scene and those who were injured would quickly hospitalized speed. while the co founder of the russian private emitted tree company. wagner now says he's been promised all the necessary supplies to keep fighting in out of troubles at the issue though, had become a major dispute in the last week. with the wagner chief, you have any precaution threatening to pull his troops out if they will not properly supplied. however, he now says his forces will hold depositions off to receiving the munition requested. he also claimed the head of the russian army. well, now, personally deal with all direct communications between russian forces and the private military. wagner. meanwhile, the situation in october of that certainly remains complicated. on the map, you can see the territory that is now under russian control, with only a couple of square kilometers, still being held by ukrainian and forei

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trevor shirley has more from london.coronation ceremony went off without any major problems. >> a real testament to the precision of planning for an event that hasn't been seen in almost 100 years. >> for the first time in 70 years, the world watched as a new monarch was crowned king of the uk. the things which i'm him before promised i will perform and keep king. charles. the 3rd arrived at westminster abbey saturday morning along with his wife, the queen consort camilla riding the diamond jubilee state coach through the streets of london. charles became king the moment his mother, queen elizabeth. the second died last september. today's ceremony formalizes his role as the head of state and the church of >> inside emt traditions, almost 1000 years old played out again. king charles taking the royal regalia dressed in robes used in coronations for hundreds of years. the crowd of saint edward atop his head like so many monarchs before him. >> god save the king. >> working on members of the royal family, world leaders and

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. >> i'm trevor shirley in london. preparations are underway for tomorrow's coronation of king charles. the 3rd coming up. i've got a look at what's happening around london and what you can expect to see during tomorrow's ceremony. >> no rain here in the bay area this morning. but that won't be the case towards the finish of the day. i've got your forecast for the weekend and thankfully that means hopefully in much lighter come you don't have the rain to navigate around keeping a >> by 14 right now and the coronation of king charles. the 3rd is just one day away. it's going to be a historic ceremony. >> steeped in royal tradition. yes. and all the pomp circumstance you on our home. trevor shirley, standing by live in london for us this morning with a closer look at what we can expect. good morning, trevor. >> hey there, guys. good morning. from a rainy london. the city certainly living up to its reputation as a drizzly placement, not slowing anybody down. everybody's putting the final touches on everything ahead of tom

. >> i'm trevor shirley in london. it's been a weekend of history and tradition.ebrations in pageantry. coming up, i've got a complete look back at the coronation of >> they asleep and got the day off in the uk today today because the new king, they had all kinds of ceremonies parties and things all weekend. yeah, the coronation was something to behold. and trevor shirley. >> was there. joining us now live from london with a recap of what happened. good morning, trevor. >> hey there, guys. good morning to both of you from buckingham palace where we saw so many of the iconic moments from this weekend happen as celebrations were taking place all over the country. >> under the roar of military jets. king charles, the 3rd and the queen consort camilla surrounded by their family, waved to thousands, gathered outside buckingham palace saturday. god save the king. the king's coronation happened saturday morning inside westminster abbey during a ceremony steeped in history and royal tradition. throughout the weekend, celebrations happened all across the united kingdom. pr

. >> the united kingdom continuing to celebrate its newly crowned king correspondent trevor shirley is at buckingham palace with a look at what happened today around london. >> well, the celebrations continue sunday night with a concert at windsor castle. that's got people like katy perry and lionel richie performing all in honor of king charles. the 3rd. >> the festive atmosphere continued on sunday with lunches and parties all across the uk. this is what britain is all about. and we just wanted to get behind the monarchy king support him and his earlier today, uk prime minister rishi sunak hosted the big coronation lunch at 10 downing street. first lady jill biden was among dozens of guests. the prince and princess of wales also took time to greet excited royal fans across london. sunday. celebrations wer a far cry from the ceremony of saturday with the ancient coronation rituals played out with solemn, dignity and precision. the crown placed on the king's head marking the monarchy's new chapter, the king and queen later appearing on buckingham palace's balcony beneath the roar of mi

trevor shirley has more from london. >> saturday's coronation ceremony went off without any major problems. a real testament to the precision of planning for an event that hasn't been seen in almost 100 years. for the first time in 70 years. the world watched as a new monarch was crowned king of the uk. the things which i'm him before >> i will perform and king. charles. the 3rd arrived at westminster abbey saturday morning along with his wife, the queen consort camilla riding the diamond jubilee state coach through the streets of london. charles became king the moment his mother, queen elizabeth. the second died last september. today's ceremony formalizes his role as the head of state and the church of >> inside the traditions, almost 1000 years old played out again. king charles taking the royal regalia dressed in robes used in coronations for hundreds of years. the crowd of saint edward atop his head like so many monarchs before him. >> god save the king. >> working on members of the royal family, world leaders and ordinary britons invited to honor their contributions to service and the

trevor shirley has more from london. >> saturday's coronation ceremony went off without any major problems testament to the precision of planning for an event that hasn't been seen in almost 100 years. >> for the first time in 70 years, the world watched as a new monarch was crowned king of the uk. the things which i'm him before i will perform and king. charles, the 3rd arrived at westminster abbey saturday morning along with his wife, the queen consort camilla riding the diamond jubilee state coach through the streets of london. charles became king the moment his mother, queen elizabeth. the second died last september. today's ceremony formalizes his role as the head of state and the church of inside emt traditions. almost 1000 years old played out again. king charles taking the royal regalia dressed in robes used in coronations for hundreds of years. the crowd of saint edward atop his head like so many monarchs before him. >> god save the king. >> working on members of the royal family, world leaders and ordinary britons invited to honor their contributions to service and the kings char

that is when two other women, shirley and her daughter drove up and were attempting to her the womanwell. the gunman kept walking down the road firing indiscriminantly, and the police have released the incredible body camera footage of when they were on the scene and confronted gunman. we want to warn you that the video you are about to see is disturbing. >> i am shot! officer down. >> are you okay? are you hit? where are you hit? >> my leg. >> cnn's law enforcement analyst john miller is joining us. that you don't see everyday, but the officers are dealing with this at least once a week, and we are covering stories at least once a week when you have somebody out there randomly shooting is unusual, but you can hear the female officer trying to get back up and help, and she is down. can you talk about what that does when the other officers see one of their own hit in this kind of scenario? >> when you are in the middle of the active shooter, you are supposed to keep driving towards threat. in this case, it all happens at once. she is shot, and he is taken down by the officers in that

our washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. >> and the white house says it is taking migrants coming across the border as this title. 42 policy winds down the administration is trying to hold off an expected surge of migrants as title. 42 comes to an end. may 11th with this president has tried to do in his administration is trying to do is put forth programs and plans on how to deal with this issue. that's at the border. the trump administration put title 42 in place and the biden white house let it stand. border patrol agents have expelled around 2.7 million migrants under the emergency health order. we want to make sure this is done a day, orderly, humane way. homeland security officials say they're shifting resources to deal with fallout from title. 42 is and the resources will enable us. >> to move more quickly, more efficiently within a broken immigration system. but officials also say they need congress to do more. so i just want to be clear that we are working within significant constraints. we need people we need technology. we need facilities. we need transpo

i'm trevor shirley. >> a new bipartisan bill would block paychecks to members of congress if the u.s.n. this charge is being led by 2 lawmakers. all it in an attempt to motivate their colleagues to prevent either of those outcomes. congresswoman abigail spanberger says passing her bill to block pay would make lawmakers more accountable. and ed personal urgency. negotiators negotiate hearst met all week to try and strike a deal. but on friday, they decided just to stop all of a sudden speaker kevin mccarthy says that's because the 2 sides have not found enough common ground spanberger cause calls this last-minute scrambling inexcusable. >> if it needs to be personal and needs to be a gut punch for any member of congress, it's going to be a gut punch for the american people. if we default, it's a gut punch. every time the government shuts down has grave consequences for our economy, for our communities, for our national security. and so that's that's the point of this legislation to avoid that in action. it should be something that we absolutely feel right along with our constituents. >

our washington correspondent trevor shirley has more from today's hearing. the former ceo silicon valley bank told senators that he's sorry. >> but also added that no bank could have survived the bank run. that has to be be experienced. former silicon valley bank ceo greg becker told senators he never imagined being in this position. his former bank collapsed earlier this year after a social media fuel bank runs spooked. investors, former executives from signature bank are also on capitol hill. that's another bank which collapsed. the u.s. government was forced to step in and take control of both banks before selling them off to stem any further damage to the markets. the former bank executives, blaine, steep interest rate hikes as part of the reason they collapsed. but some critics say the banks in particular has b b, did not manage financial risk. well, especially with much of their clientele connected to the tech industry. members of congress say more investigations are needed to keep this kind of collapse from happening again. this all comes back to the

washington correspondent trevor shirley has more. and the white house says it is taking steps to try to reduce the influx of migrants coming across the border. >> as this title, 42 policy winds down the administration is trying to hold off an expected surge of migrants as title. 42 comes to an end. may 11th with this president has tried to do in his administration is trying to do is put forth programs and plans on how to deal with this issue. that's at the border. the trump administration put title 42 in place and the biden white house let it stand. border patrol agents have expelled around 2.7 million migrants under the emergency health order. we want to make sure this is orderly, humane way. homeland security officials say they're shifting resources to deal with fallout from title. 42 is and the resources will enable us. >> to move more quickly, more efficiently within a broken immigration system. but officials also say they need congress to do more. so i just want to be clear that we are working within significant constraints. we

. >> i'm trevor shirley in london. preparations are underway for tomorrow's coronation of king charles. the 3rd coming up. i've got a look at what's happening around london and what you can expect to see during tomorrow's ceremony. >> and dry for much of the day today at the coast. watch out for some showers late this afternoon. should wait until after dinner. time for the rest of us with highs in the 60's for most of the bay today. i've got your forecast and hit the road on a friday. you never know what's in store out there. so we're keeping a close eye on things. your >> a 14 and the coronation of king charles just one day away. now it's going to be a historic ceremony steeped in royal tradition. yes, and for more on that and the pomp and pageantry, we've got trevor shirley standing by in london for us in the yes, right ahead in the afternoon. good morning. driver. >> hey there. good morning to both of you. obviously, good afternoon here in london, london as a city is pulling out all the stops for this, getting the f