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when one else allowed to have leadership roles and the church of england. so there was a female clarity with that. again, another example of how things have moved over the past 17 is in fact, you know, something to use within the church thing and not feeling the last 20 or friends the originally they do things miles on the faces, the shot, the big small controls as nice as well come paradise and bill hobbs with the flames of your life. the tradition of his country giving us time and now the we are here to crowd a king and we found a king to say what is given today is for the gain of old for jesus christ finance to king domain, which the par and upfront off free from the change of injustice, the blind seas the bruise, then probably kind of policy that you that thing done. 60 a so all right, just government, full or power to as a kingdom also says the means of old governments and office hours for jesus thousands growth. wow. full hold on to stay fit, the king of jesus christ was anointed not to be said about to says he creates the i'm changeable laura. good ol

church. because charles is now supreme governor of the church of england, as the head of the church of england still thought so scandalous in 2005, when he and camilla got married, that they got married in basically the guildhall in windsor, which is like a fancy town hall. it was a civil ceremony, and his parents didn't go. like, the religious ceremony was a blessing that happened after the wedding, because it was just, you know, divorce with such a big step still. and that was 18 years ago. in some senses, they really come a long way. but it's also you know, kind of dealing with, dealing with social norms changing overtime. >> right, right. we can talk about this all day, we'll have to leave, there thank you so much. >> a bill making its way through the texas legislature would grant the secretary of state power to overturn election results in one particular county. up next, i'll talk to colorado secretary of state janet griswold about the message the legislation sends to voters, and the nationwide implications. implicatnsio wayfair's outdoor deal experts. the gardener... goes to wayfair for

church of scots and they went across the llc. and when we do come down, come to the pos about the of the archbishop will, will declare that the church of england is committed to fostering an environment in which people of all faith and police may live freely, which i think is very important to charles because he has always been somebody who was for a has had open dialogue with on the face. of course his mother did as well. they just be more of a, a point with which of the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the .

for a church of england cleric, there is no bigger task than conducting a coronation. 'm looking forward to it, really. as were the first women bishops to have a role in the coronation. to have been asked to be a part of it, notjust to look on but to actually take part in it, is going to be indelibly imprinted on my mind and that of my family, and actually of jamaica. which is where the bishop of dover was born. she, archbishop welby and other bishops involved chose to get to westminster abbey on foot. the chief rabbi was walking there, too. in a sign of the type of occasion this was, to accommodate his observance of the jewish sabbath, he had a sleepover at stjames's palace so he didn't have to use a car. and though the new multi—faith elements of the day were evident from the start, it was clear this was a deeply christian service, inspired as it is by the biblical description of the anointing of king solomon. but to have catholic, methodist, pentecostal and greek orthodox leaders participate broke the mould. may god pour upon you the riches of his grace. and so did n

of england or kick the bishops out house of lords. out of the house of lords. i don't think so. but i do think there is a fundamental problem at heart the churchwhat we_about earlier,| we were talking about earlier, aaron— we were talking about earlier, aaromlpe— we were talking about earlier, aaromlpe a— we were talking about earlier, aaron,.be a moral- we were talking about earlier, aaron, be a moral compass. aaron, to be a moral compass. wowee— aaron, to be a moral compass. however-r— aaron, to be a moral compass. however- i i actually- aaron, to be a moral compass. however i actually think however and i do actually think it's however and i do actually think rr-s-werpy-s— however and i do actually think rr-s-werpy-s-ro- it's justin welby's job to give a moral— it's justin welby's job to give a moral-these- it's justin welby's job to give a moral these issues. a moral guide on these issues. we— a moral guide on these issues. rue-r— a moral guide on these issues. rme-r mave— a moral guide on these issues. rme-r mawe rs- a moral guide on these issues. the-i have is the- the problem i have is the parrrsamsmp— the problem i have is the partisans

of england or kick the bishops out house of lords. out of the house of lords. i don't think so. but i do think there is a fundamental problem at heart the churchwhat we_about earlier,| we were talking about earlier, aaron— we were talking about earlier, aaromlpe— we were talking about earlier, aaromlpe a— we were talking about earlier, aaron,.be a moral- we were talking about earlier, aaron, be a moral compass. aaron, to be a moral compass. wowee— aaron, to be a moral compass. however-r— aaron, to be a moral compass. however- i i actually- aaron, to be a moral compass. however i actually think however and i do actually think it's however and i do actually think rr-s-werpy-s— however and i do actually think rr-s-werpy-s-ro- it's justin welby's job to give a moral— it's justin welby's job to give a moral-these- it's justin welby's job to give a moral these issues. a moral guide on these issues. we— a moral guide on these issues. rue-r— a moral guide on these issues. rme-r mave— a moral guide on these issues. rme-r mawe rs- a moral guide on these issues. the-i have is the- the problem i have is the parrrsamsmp— the problem i have is the partisans

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i'm the church of england during his right. we had the anointing. now this was something that nobody witness. the anointing is considered to be the most say print, the cost of the service. and this is hidden from everyone else and happens between the king. and in this case, the only special who canterbury and some special will hold onto the king's head for us. and he wasn't doing said controls, and then we'd have to check the crowning it was the name and when king charles will listen, edwards crown, the only time in his life, he will only with this crown today. and he's, i need this, i want it to a room doesn't edwards, crown the final part of the ceremony was the in throat. and then when the king took the current, the throne prince william knelt down in front of him. he paid homage to king charles his father and kissed him on the cheek. and people were invited to swear allegiance to the king and his as an invitation not to come on. that was made very clear, but this course of the millions was slightly come to the full cost of this coronation with th

fortieth reigning monarch crowned in westminster abbey since 1066, the spiritual head of the church of england placed on his head the sovereign crown of st. edward the confessor, the last time such an event in great britain took place 70 years ago, then the current king was 4 of the year. in south korea, an american f-16 fighter crashed during a training flight near a major us military base, it is reported that the pilot managed to eject. now he is hospitalized. after the crash, the plane caught fire with information about the destruction and casualties on the ground, until an investigation was launched to determine the causes of the incident. the united states authorities are demonstrating to the whole world. how do they understand freedom of speech and choice in the united states, the court issued another verdict in the case of the storming of the capitol in 2021, the washington post reported that a man who sprayed a chemical canister on a police officer was sentenced to fourteen years in prison earlier last december. the jury found schwartz guilty on four criminal counts, including assaulti

harry has flown into england after taking a regular american airlines flight to the surprise of his fellow passengers at tomorrow. charles will be confirmed as king and head of the church of england. >> i i symbol of for most of the country. brings us to get out the i love it's >> the law school admission was 70 years ago. most of this little boy. so today i yes, in this. >> yeah, she was right. it was a long time ago. queen elizabeth's coronation was the first one to be televised the coronation of charles will be the first one in color. so that tells you a longer spent president biden won't be there. but first lady jill biden, those attending our time. this all begins at 03:00am and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. some will get up early to watch that. it at 80 in part for tape. yeah. at 80 in part for tape. yeah. you have a good night tonight. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low

it reflects the fact that when you look at this, very fewer people are church of england compared to has what he has so long desired, camilla by his side. the last time we saw a crowning of a king by the side, was something in 2020 we were told wasn't going to be happening. i think for charles, that's a great moment of triumph and recognition that he wants to be king, but camilla will be by his side. >> how notable is it that meghan markle won't be attending after she and prince harry raised concerns over racism in the royal family? >> i think that clearly there was a sort of culture clash and that meghan markle married into this family not quite knowing what she was going to be greeted with, and i do believe the royal family made every effort to include, accept. i guess these two parties didn't quite feel that it was a goer. but the thing is, meghan markle has good reason to be staying behind. it's her son's fourth birthday tomorrow, and i think it's absolutely fair enough that even at a time of coronation and celebration, everyone has family duties. in fact, that's what makes the ro

but the in investiture of the head of the church in england. so the crown jewels are now returned. he has authority and by god to run the church and there are lots of people who are looking at this and think it feels very outdated. and questions about whether or not the monarchy will survive, that monarchy and church feel like they don't have a place in modern britain to a lot of people. we will see hands of changes in today's ceremony which will try to look forward rather than just look back and that is why as robert earlier was talk about, the different faith leaders represented, one of the first things that king charles will do after he is crowned is to stand up and greet faith leaders from the jewish community, the muslim community, the hindu community to show that this is a king who cares about all faiths. he is a supporter of all faiths. >> michael: and i'm sure going to be a lot of talk about modernizing that monarchy. and you know, next, you can see they have definitely try to be very inclusive of everyone in this country and around the world, actually. and next, there's so

will you maintain and preserve inviolably the settlement of the church of england, and the doctrine, nd government thereof, as by law established in england? and will you preserve unto the bishops and clergy of england, and to the churches there committed to their charge, all such rights and privileges as by law do or shall appertain to them or any of them? >> all this i promise to do. the things which i have here before promised i will perform and keep. so help me god. >> your majesty, are you willing to make, subscribe and declare to the statutory accession declaration oath? >> i am willing. i, charles, do solemnly and sincerely in the presence of god profess, testify, and declare that i am a faithful protestant, and that i will, according to the true intent of the enactments which secure the protestant succession to the throne, uphold and maintain the said enactments to the best of my powers according to law. ♪ ♪ prevent us o lord in all our doings ♪ ♪ with thy most gracious favor ♪ ♪ and further us with thy continual help ♪ ♪ that in all our works begun ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> god of compa

the time nor was the separation of church and state if you live here, your subject not only to the king of amed also church bound by law and ties to the church of england and who have service in person. at least - of the years better than 15 times week we been doing. [laughter] [laughter] >> nevertheless, goingg to require mother has to be one in the parish will begin to look for land and by 1740, i this half of the block and a total of churchyard and allowed them to remove as much pine as they can froml the help to build the church and that's where you are right now 7041, this church what you think. >> is a nice. >> yes. >> is the right church for a tier two out of 200 people. >> yes. >> so theri official start, whie totally small portion when you see it now. when i said that you are in the church, for both of those of you per messenger, you're still outside of you have issues on. [laughter] >> welcome. 7041 church and much like today's church and ior was shorr and flat ceiling and the altar there, it's very simple and gmodest building. and perhaps by 1770 or so, the nearly 600 people living in richmond so now we need more space in and 70s as you, the

the church of england released a new text, saying people will have the option to say only, god save kingron, i mean this change of the allegiance, explain why this is so important, why it wasn't well received. >> it wasn't well received. i mean if you think about it, some of the polls that have been done lately, one of them by yougov, which shows a very large percentage of young people do not -- they're indifferent when it comes to the monarchy, and some of them believe that there should be an elected head of state instead of a monarch. so when you're talking to people like that and you're saying, okay, well, swear a vow of allegiance to the king and his successors, it's not going to go over very well. so i think loosening it up a little bit and letting people know, okay, we're not demanding that you do this, we're suggesting, you know, if you want to, if you feel comfortable with it, i think that's definitely a much better approach. >> what has been very well received, sharon, and correct me if i'm wrong, is this idea of bringing members of the public, those who worked in the community,

- ornate screens with him bein highlighted in oil, symbolizing his status as the head of the church of englandis entirely in congress. for some people, that is charm, it represents a golden thread through british history over centuries. for other it is both in congress out of touch and outrageous to be costing and celebrating the kind of values most people in britain are normally subscribed to. >> the prices crown jewels were at the heart of the ritual as king charles was handed the sword of justice. >> do justice, stop the growth of inequity, protect the holy church of god and all people of goodwill. >> the centers of power and mercy. after being histories long ever serving heir to the throne, the crown was placed on charles' head. the ritual anointing of queen camilla was far more subdued. ♪ as king charles left westminster abbey to the national anthem, one of those carrying the train of his robe was second in line to the throne. his grandson who is nine years old. perhaps wondering if he was looking at his own destiny. britain's girls state coach used -- gold state coach used to carry the k

they didn't have a wedding in the church of england church because of the divorce status of both of them was very l revolutionary. >> and the late queen elizabeth wanted nothing to do with this woman. she wouldn't have her in her presence in the early stages. >> they weren't introduced until the end of 2000. >> this is what we're looking at here and this is the image they wanted to portray and you just saw that there. it was the two of them, and the pictures online are of the king and the queen. and that's rightful. today's the coronation, let's be clear. but does the country -- >> look, i think it's a lovely view, but i do think that we have to be real here. there are still a lot of people who remember diana. and i know in any talkbacks and shows that i've done the lighter ran hot with people saying, you know, we remember her. there's still a little way to go. today was the king and the queen's day, but i don't think we should fault ourselves for a moment that anyone buys that image. >> does it matter to some extent because you're right this is what you've got. the jury is out on the ov

allows himself to be happy and he marries secondly it does not conform to the precepts of the church of englando the idea of ​​an ideal royal family but i think that for most people in britain it is easier to live with imperfect and honest seemed the inconspicuous military dictator mugaba or the notes of the black spider, the mysterious messages of charles by british government officials, as if interfering in political affairs in the united kingdom, and finally the rejection of meghan markle into the family, which prince harry complained about in his memoirs and interviews on the morning of king charles will be haunted by many things we know a great deal about him that is very personal that he would in no way want us to talk about i 'm talking specifically about television interviews in the 1990s years and about a series of recordings of telephone conversations of a very personal nature that were leaked to the newspapers, so it is inevitable that people will look for all this again, but the other side of the coin is the king through the third, a talented artist whose activist and philanthropist

need for a church because there is no religious freedom in virginia that time, nor is there a separation of church and state. if you live here, you are subject not only to the king of england but also to his church. you are bound by law not only to tie up the church of england, but also to attend services in person, at least 12 times a year, which is of course, better than the 15 times we have been going in jamestown. don't complain. nevertheless, if they are going to require church attendance, there has to be when the parish will begin to ask william bird for some land. he will agree by 1740 to set aside the south half of this block to town. lots of an acre in total for a church yard. and he will allow to allow them to remove as much as they can from the hill with which to build their church. and that's where you are right now. the 1741 henrico parish church. so what do you think. is a nice. yes, it's just the right church for a frontier town of 200 people. so the original church, of course, is here, but it's it's only a small portion of what you see has grown around you. when i said that you're in that church for most of you, that's fact, not you. if you're beyond three

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the way that the, the king does want to, to molten lies along with the government and the church of england under the archbishop. the way that this coordination has been conducted to make it appealing to everyone, it does not. i would think it's succeeded in that respect, which of course, it hasn't as has been important the dots along the way. um, it has lost the i'm at the core of a to choose a say create rights. i'm managing to respect that on the, on the rates. because the coordination is essentially pointless without teaching scores. and why that does the same time such a board meeting it's reach to a much wider public i think has, has really worked. i'm quite impressed simply because although a number of us have have seen the order and service when it came out to this thing, filed a lot of discussion in the press. i don't think and that we really knew how this, which as how this was finally what can appear in, in practice. and i, i think it's, it's done very well. and i'm the show to services you pointing, pointing out is, is perhaps easier for everyone. both viewers and the participan

i think that the of england even the church of england even was beeebbme— the church of england even ned in these countries, too. but i think malta— these countries, too. but i think malta didn't- t but i think malta didn't legalise obworee— think malta didn't legalise divorce until— think malta didn't legalise divorce until recently. and divorce until very recently. and bboee— divorce until very recently. and those countries— divorce until very recently. and those countries have the lowest bbrbb— those countries have the lowest bbrbb rebee— those countries have the lowest birth rates-europe.- those countries have the lowest birth rates europe. famously, birth rates in europe. famously, cebbobbe— birth rates in europe. famously, catholic—lower. catholic countries have lower bbrbb— catholic countries have lower bbrbb-emb— catholic countries have lower birth-and they- catholic countries have lower birth and they have higher birth rates and they have higher rebee— birth rates and they have higher rebee ob— birth rates and they have higher rates of church— birth rates and they have higher

the most senior fig get in the church of england. the honest bishop of canterbury presided over the ceremony. he presented king charles with a special bible. the monarch then took the coordination of swearing to govern the people of the u. k. and the commonwealth, while maintaining the laws of gods. so by him what all things created and that's are in heaven and that are in a she so neck. read from the bible as the service, as traditions of british prime ministers, as he is a practicing send to that were sent to the multi face fame of the ceremony. and there was one moment the public was not allowed to say screens were placed around king charles and the archbishop of canterbury. the monarch was anointed with holy oil made from olives crone in occupied east of jerusalem. and then the most important moment for the 1st time and 7 decades, and you u. k. so friend was crowned it's the only time child. so if a with saint edwards crown, which is reserved for the coronation ceremony, not long after king charles was crowned his wife, camilla wa

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is it cool ever and it just service joseph edge ro is leader of the church of england. acknowledges the impulses of other faiths. police reflects a divest multicultural united kingdom uncommon well indeed coverage will guide you not just through the presence, but also the past and how we've actually got here today. the fence record at westminster abbey coordination was south of william the conqueror in 1066. that's also said will be the full to you to be crowns here just behind us. and the oldest at the age of $74.00. and it was just 8 months ago. this ancient venue held the funeral for charles as mother queen elizabeth. the 2nd, the longest reigning mother country doesn't have a 100 amendment to that hosting jones became king. now the coordination itself concerns that will be what is his mother's coordination in 1953 age 4, and that was the 1st $310.00 of us again. this time the cameras will witness the moment recording a new chapter in britain's mamma kate 1953. the ceremony was 3 as long and involved more than 8000 guests. this time charles is direction. it is short term around about

how will he changes the leader of the church of england? == leader of the church of england?face. i'm almost certain that we will see that in his reign as he goes on. as king.— will see that in his reign as he goes on. as king. you made it through. _ goes on. as king. you made it through. time _ goes on. as king. you made it through, time for— goes on. as king. you made it through, time for a _ goes on. as king. you made it through, time for a bit i goes on. as king. you made it through, time for a bit of- goes on. as king. you made it through, time for a bit of a i goes on. as king. you made it i through, time for a bit of a rest. i imagine it has been a lot of weight on your shoulders. thank you very much, we loved to watch it. the bishop of london speaking to us there. christian i know you had spoken to her earlier and it was wonderful to see her in the service today and to see how well the whole thing went off after all of that preparation that went into it. they carried it off. preparation that went into it. they carried it off-— carried it off. yes, she did very well. i

is religious ceremony formally confirming king charles, the 3rd as the head of state and the church of england and from the chair. he sits on to the ropes. he'll wear the traditions. the world will see date back centuries. >> and tomorrow is the only the second time that a coronation ceremony has been seen live on television. the first one, of course, was that of queen elizabeth, the second's that was back in 1953. tomorrow's ceremony gets underway at 11 o'clock local time here in london. that's the latest. we're live in london. we'll send it back to you in san francisco. all right. well, many people will be watching across the world, including us here. thank you for that river. >> all right. back here at home, we are also watching closely the weather. a lot of plans going on this weekend, but we really can't know how to dress john. you can figure out is going to rain any. i think london took our fog, by the way, are in that because there isn't that a bit out there this morning. we're looking at a pretty solid start. we got quite tower lit up in blue. congrats to the warriors for last night. >

as king, charles is the head of the church of england. but england is no longer majority christian. today, the coronation included leaders from the buddhist, hindu, jewish, muslim, and other traditions. king charles waited for this moment for seven decades, the longest apprenticeship in british royal history. today, finally, st. edwards crown was lowered on to his head. >> god save the king! >> god save the king! >> reporter: crafted from 22 carat gold in the 1600s, the crown is trimmed with urman and festered with over 400 precious stones including rubies and sapphires. it is only used for coronation. charles will likely never wear it again. across the country, gun salutes range out. the heir pledged. >> i prince william pledge my royalty to you. i will bear unto you as your lead man of life and limb, so help me god. >> reporter: his son, prince george, was a page boy to the king. william's brother, prince harry, es trained from the family, was there but played no official part. his wife megan decided to stay home in california. queen camilla was also crowned and anointed today. ch

i've said since march and 2nd of all, but he confident that into the church and what the church is, the lowest set that will actually come. and now the church of england is there to bless. same sex couples within the secular marriages, which is almost like saying it contends them or adults as them. and they're often caught to bless something that he has identified as soon it's a god called bless, think up doesn't bless him. go tells us to move away from sense of the charges directly heading towards su, which is even worse than dragging us into a costa scene with the risk of teaching is driving people to how you're digging robinson to stick around. because after the break, we're going to talk about if christianity is the only major religion facing this device, the, it needs to come to the rushing state. never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best most i'll send send up the consumer must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the rush of funding and supports the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services f

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he is the leader of the church of england. will be a significant presence of other faith leaders. there will be readings by the prime minister, by the practicing hindu. many in composition of the congregation, which is significantly smaller. just really what the capacity of westminster abbey will hold. it will be 2,500 people. and for his mother and grandparents, it was 8,000 and they had huge stands on the side. we'll see a lot of people who ordinarily might have been present in previous coronations, for example, hundreds and hundreds of peers of the realm. wearing scarlet robes and capes and putting on the coronets. that's not what we're going to see. we're going to see representatives of the charities and people who are recognized for their service in the united statesed kingdom and around the world. >> all of the pageantry won't come cheap. the u.k. government hasn't said how much it will cost. it could be up to 125 million u.s. dollars, according to some estimates, which doesn't sit well with some brittons. how big will be

will you maintain and preserve inviolably the settlement of the church of england, and the doctrine, ent thereof, as by law established in england? and will you preserve unto the bishops and clergy of england, and to the churches there committed to their charge, all such rights and privileges as by law do or shall appertain to them or any of them? >> all this i promise to do. the things which i have here before promised i will perform and keep. so help me god. >> your majesty, are you willing to make, subscribe and declare to the statutory accession declaration oath? >> i am willing. i, charles, do solemnly and sincerely in the presence of god profess, testify, and declare that i am a faithful protestant, and that i will, according to the true intent of the enactments which secure the protestant succession to the throne, uphold and maintain the said enactments to the best of my powers according to law . ♪ prevent us o lord in all our doings ♪ ♪ with thy most gracious favor ♪ ♪ and further us with thy continual help ♪ ♪ that in all our works begun ♪ ♪ continued and ended in thee ♪ ♪ we

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there is the oath which the king swears to uphold the law and the church of england and a controversial break with tradition. the public will also be invited to swear allegiance to the king, and there's the anointing which is screened from public view. the archbishop pours oil on the king's hands, pressed on 10th, the investiture and crony. the king will be presented with items including the royal or but the sovereign sucks are, and saint edwards crown on being thrown minutes on home and should which peers kneel before the king. then there will also be the coordination of the queen consort. we have so hell rahman joining us from westminster abbey. so so hell were just uh, a few hours away from, from the ceremony. tell us what the mood is like. well its been building during full suddenly over a week now aspect ratios begin here in the business capital. the battery is around $29000.00 and security pass. now uniform done in plain clothes have been sweeping, not just a capital, but its surrounding area is now the end of the uh, security operation, just before i. the procession begins from b

by the archbishop of canterbury, both in which king charles swears to uphold the law and the church of england and a controversial break with tradition. the public will also be invited to swear allegiance to the king. then there's the anointing which has screened from public view. that's where the archbishop puts oil on the king's hands, chest and head will join the investiture and cronin. the king will be presented with the crown jewels, including the sovereigns or sceptre swords and saint edwards crown. finally, there is the in throw mentioned home and sion which appears neil to swear their allegiance. coordination of the queen consort as a shorter, simpler service takes place immediately. afterwards we have our so hill roman and joining us now live from westminster abbey. so tell us what the mood is like. well, the mood is certainly warm and that's a very happy study from the people that have been arriving here throughout the week . that that'd be many that have been come now it's on the miles the, the strip of road between buffy and polishing to follow the sweats and the crowds are beginni

ivy by the archbishop of town to be the scene which the king swears to uphold the dull and the church of england. and the controversial break with tradition, the public will be invited to swear allegiance to the king. then there's the anointing which is screened from public view. the archbishop paused oil on the king's hands, head and chest. and the actual, crowning where they can will be presented with the items, including the voice of the software in septa and some edwards crown followed by the instructions on how much sion which is new before the king. and off to that, the coordination of the queen consult and this pull brendan, not reports from london, it's an enormous challenges for security services. on the vent organizes hundreds of v i p. guess hundreds of thousands of spectators on a global t. v audience of many millions, the carnation of king charles the 3rd is a major ceremonial logistical challenge. that is 30000 uniformed in plain clothes police officers are on duty in central london, as well as security and intelligence officers. surveillance cameras with facial recognition softwar

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any way to dilute his role as supreme governor of the church— role as supreme governor of the church of— role as supreme governor of the church of england" robert is right, this history goes so _ say, "yeah." robert is right, this history goes so far _ say, "yeah." robert is right, this history goes so far back, - say, "yeah." robert is right, this history goes so far back, all- say, "yeah." robert is right, this history goes so far back, all the l history goes so far back, all the way to edgar if you want to go that far back to 1973, and many of the stages of the ceremony we will see on saturday are from that time. you do this podcast and i�*m just curious as to how younger people who listen to your podcast will view it? it is to your podcast will view it? it is such an interesting _ to your podcast will view it? it s such an interesting ceremony as we learn more about it, reading through the liturgy, i think it�*s becoming more obvious to the layman that this is an ancient ritual, because i think a lot of royal news, we can get caught up in the last ten years, last 20 years, last three years maybe, and we lose sight of the fact that t

reporter: another first, a gospel choir before the oath charles acknowledged the role of the church of englandfoster an environment in which people of all faiths and beliefs may live freely. >> i will. >> reporter: charles fulfills his destiny and takes his place in the holy lineage of kings and queens. made for the last king charles in 1661, the sovereign crown comprises solid gold set with rubies, sapphires and other gems. would the crown fit? >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> queen camilla received her own coronation. like her husband, she was anointed with holy oil and the keeper of the jewel house then presented the consort's ring, marrying her to the king, to god and to their people. from westminster abbey to buckingham palace, a vast procession of 4,000 ceremonial troops accompanied them into a new era, new britain ruled by its newly crowned monarchy. so we don't know when we're going to see king charles and queen camilla next. everything is breaking down here as the focused attention moves to windsor tonight. >> max, as you mentioned in your report, prince harry was at the

century britain particularly because of aspects such as the king is the titular head of the church of englandn we have increased amount of nonchristian faiths. how would you respond to that? >> this is predominantly a christian country. makes sense that the king should be the ahead of the church. and we are proud to be british and to celebrate this great occasion as jews. >> and you've met the new king charles before. could you tell us about the interactions? >> he made a phenomenal gesture when i had my installation service. he broke off his holidays in order to come back to london to be present for that occasion. the first occasion that member of the royal family has been in synagogue for the installation of a new chief rabbi. and we have met on many occasions and he has always gone out of his way to genuinely show his interest in jews and in jewish faith. >> rabbi, thank you so much for joining us and i wish you the best of luck and fully enjoy and absorb every moment of the ceremonies tomorrow. >>> coming up next, vindication for the singer ed sheeran. a jury found he did not commit copyr

of church and state. we don't do that here but over there for 500 years the monarchy was the head of the church of englandnd i understand that because i'm an episcopalian and may not like charles and think it's a waste of money or not like queen camilla. our family bought a tv in 1953 for the coronation and i'll be watching tomorrow feeling proud of my heritage holding my american passport. third hour of varney starts right now. ♪ stuart: we have martha maccallum, the lady from london right outside of buckingham palace. what are you seeing so far, martha? >> first of all, i loved your take, stuart, and it reminded me that in 1953, tv sales spiked dramatically all over the united statessed kingdom. testifies one of the things pointed to for what the monarchy can do to boost the economy; right, because that's one of the arguments they have. there's a lot of economic distress here as you well know. it's even worse really than it is in the united states in a number of ways. inflation is higher, wages are lower, there's a lot of questions about this whole ceremony and about the monarchy and how valuable they a

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. >> a lot of polls saying -- a lot of people in the church of england, saying he was not fit to be kingriage. >> reporter: sympathy for diana skyrocketing. camilla hounded by reporters. famously saying there were three of us in this marriage so it was a bit crowded. from this a very shaky foundation, charles and camilla with a strong partnership. >> she seems to have his personality where she is able to let things go to able to take more positive view. >> reporter: marrying in 2005 and creating a more positive spin on their public image as husband and wife. and i think it should be a love story because their love story is not of fairytales. it is about real life. >> reporter: it feels official now, guys. many were calling her queen consort but today, officially the official website for the royal family changed her name to simply the queen. whit? >> whit: and the king and queen keeping this coronation a family affair. we saw some of the youngest royals stealing the show as we well. >> reporter: they seem to always steal the show. they are impossibly cute. big roles as well. prince george