and there are contrasts with the unclean consort camilla just leaving buckingham palace and june, as you say, not to coach air conditioning, they're probably job, but it's actually covered as well enough. nathan, top carriers as it is a raining of the moving to it. so it was a few minutes ago and tell us a bit about so this one, this part of the event is called the king's protection, isn't it? and this is a smaller part of the, the smaller possibly the procession today. the 2nd one, the coordination procession, will be not knowledge it off to the event itself. this is a much more modest protection. just 200 minutes the service personnel actually engaged in it a little said move slightly quicker. the colors that codes. and as they approach a position now, because that coats a slightly more more release of a slightly faster pace. yes, the real event, though, is the projection coming back to about the policy off to the color of nations that will involve some 4000 military personnel, not just from this country, but representatives as well of the commonwealth 8 said to be the biggest mili

just hours from now, king charles iii will be crowned, along with the queen consort camilla, in frontillions of others around the world following along. it is an historic moment — charles becomes the 40th reigning monarch to be crowned there since 1066. a historic day in the united kingdom, and the bbc will have coverage from london, the 14 countries in the commonwealth, and all over the globe, bringing you the regalia, processions and ancient rituals.

break from tradition, event, butjust to say that in a breakfrom tradition, king charles and queen consort camilla we understand, ratherthan jubilee state coach, we understand, rather than the older more uncomfortable gold state coach. let's leave that scene for now and tell you about the fact that we have been speaking as well to the bbc�*s rail producer, sarah parrish who was at the palace at the time and told my colleague ben thompson what she had seen. well, i can only talk about what i saw and what i heard and what i experienced when i was there earlier this evening. i've been in the broadcast compound outside buckingham palace for the last couple of days, working with the rest of the world's media in setting up our coverage ahead of the coronation of the weekend. we were all told to leave the compound earlier this evening because of a suspicious package. we waited outside. we did hear a controlled explosion and then we were allowed back in again. i have not seen anything in front of the compound, and we have since left. and sarah, give us a sense of some of the geography, if you will, becaus

just hours from now, king charles iii will be crowned along with queen consort camilla at westminster 2300 guests watching in person as well as millions of others around the world watching. we hope you will be joining us to watch as well. it is a truly historic moment. charles becoming the 40th reigning monarch to be crowned there since the year 1066. bbc will of course have all the coverage from london, the 1a countries in the commonwealth and all over the globe, bringing you the reality, the processions, ancient rituals and so much more. we will have that coming up, including the

and at any time is extraordinary, to think that we have queen camilla, was queen consort camilla, butt was always charles' intention. back when they got married in 2005, they were told it would be princess consort. it is a metamorphosis that is extraordinary, so to me, seeing her sitting by the king's side in a diamond stage coach, a coach only used by sovereigns, an extraordinary and historic moment. >> well, let's bring our communications director, simon lewis, who worked for the queen, in on that very point, because the transformation of camilla over these last decades, where today, she will be crowned queen of this country, that is a moment that many people would have thought impossible, if you would have asked them a couple of decades ago. >> absolutely right. you go back to 1998, it was very, very difficult times after the death of the late princess of wales, and people had said in 25 years time, it will be queen camilla, a lot of people would have said i just don't think that is going to happen. and huge credit to the queen herself, because it is extremely difficult in the best

the historic moment for the british monarchy with the coronation of king charles iii and queen consort camilla. an up close look at the crowning ceremony in london. >> it was a moment 70 years in the making. king charles the third alongside queen camilla officially crowned at westminster abbey. not seen since coronation in 1950 three. >> the last time we saw the introduction of king charles, a very somber moment. this is a moment of celebration, the joyous announcement of his -- the beginning of his reign. >> the day kicking off in buckingham palace. the royal couple in the diamond jubilee state coach. over 2000 guests and over 100 heads of state, including first lady jill biden and members of the royal family. prince william, kate, and their children. princess harry and andrew were also there. the symbolic moment, helping carry his grandfather's robes walking the very steps he will one day have to take. they then lifted onto their thrones, the age old crown jewels on full display. after the ceremony, the military putting on a show for their new commander-in-chief. the biggest military ceremon

just hours from now, king charles iii will be crowned along with queen consort camilla at westminster abbey in front of 2300 guests watching in person as well as millions of others around the world watching. we hope you will be joining us to watch as well. it is a truly historic moment. charles becoming the 40th reigning monarch to be crowned there since the year 1066. bbc will of course have all the coverage from london, the 1a countries in the commonwealth and all over the globe, bringing you the reality, the processions, ancient rituals and so much more. we will have that coming up, including the crowning moment itself later today at westminster abbey. these are now pictures inside the venue of what it will look like during this grand ceremony. you can see there the ornate chairs taking centre stage on top of the floor of the church. crowds, they have been camping out ahead of the big day and degraded to quite the surprise. there he is himself to making charles as well as the prince and princess of wales. charles was on one side of the mall while william and kate went on over to th

just hours from now, king charles iii will be crowned, along with queen consort camilla, at westminster abbey, in front of 2300 guests watching in—person and tens of millions of others around the world following along. it is an historic moment. charles becomes the 40th reigning monarch to be crowned there since 1066. a historic day in the united kingdon and the bbc will have full coverage from london, the 1a countries in the commonwealth, and all over the globe, bringing you the regalia, processions and ancient rituals. we'll have all that and more, including the crowning moment itself later today at westminster abbey. these are pictures from inside the venue and how it will look for the grand ceremony. you can see the ornate chairs taking centre stage, there, on top of the medieval mosaic floor of the church. crowds have been camping out ahead of the big day. they were treated to a surprise visit by king charles, the prince and the princess of wales. charles went to one side of the mall while william and kate went to the other. many continued to camp out despite the london rain, to sav

the coronation of king charles, the third and queen consort camilla, is now one day away.al preparations are being made across london. lauren blanchard has the very latest. all eyes are on the uk this weekend as king charles, the third, is officially crowned . >> britain's new monarch, king charles. the third arriving at westminster abbey on friday for his last coronation rehearsal, he ascended to the throne last year after queen elizabeth, the second's death. >> this weekend, he will be formally crowned and take an oath. >> it is like a marriage in the sense that the vows are in expressed aloud. >> they're read out aloud. and there is a scent to them. >> saturday's celebration will pay tribute to the king's parents, the late queen and prince philip charles and the queen consort camilla will travel to the ceremony in queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. coach her coronation crown has been customized to fit his head during the ceremony, music will pay tribute to his majesty's father, his majesty personally commissioned greek music themed to honor his father. but while the eve

the two first met in 1970. >> had charles married camilla in the first place, she would be seen as a popular consort. and while he was at sea, camilla became engaged to andrew parker bowles. but that wasn't the only complication. the requirements for his future queen were clear. an aristocratic blood line and virginity. love was far less important >> it must be very difficult to say i perhaps would like to follow a different path. so perhaps in the melee of all of that, charles wasn't strong enough to say what he really wanted. but he tried to change that for both of his sons. he allowed them to choose freely who they loved. >> standing on this bridge. we are in the center of truly all things british. >> you see buckingham palace at the other end of the lake, where the trooping of the color ceremony takes place. and then of course, westminster abbey through the trees. >> charles anson was queen elizabeth's press secretary from 1990 to 1997. the years that you were there were some of the most difficult years. so you tapes? >> it was period of huge change in terms of communications, the sophistication

king charles and queen consort camilla will ride in a gold stagecoach. >> meanwhile, around 50 peoples lunchtime straight party to celebrate king charles. >> an 80 foot table decorated with british flags was set out for anybody who wanted to join in on the fun during their lunch break. >> i thought was a nice picnic. i came out with my friends to meet some new people. >> it is a historic moment where 72 hours away from the coronation, people just want to come together as a community and celebrate that. >> where people dress like foliage? >> we can watch the coronation right here! >> that's it for the news at 5:00! cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >>> you can call the nordstrom effect. if the big guys are leaving, how are small businesses still hanging on? >> we should have a lot more going on and we don't. >> they are locked in storm after storm but they still battle for survival. a day in the life of a small business. whkehanging on when so many have given up on the

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,

well the big news this weekend the coronation of king charles and queen consort camilla is just one dayations are being made across london foxes. lauren blanchard has the latest all eyes are on the uk this weekend as king charles. the third is officially crowned britain's new monarch. king charles, the third arriving at westminster abbey on friday for his last coronation rehearsal. he ascended to the throne last year after queen elizabeth the second death this weekend, he will be formally crowned and take an oath. it is like a marriage in the sense that the vows, uh expressed at loud there read out aloud and there is assent to them. saturday celebration will pay tribute to the king's parents, the late queen and prince philip charles and the queen consort. camilla will travel to the ceremony in queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee coach. her coronation crown has been customized to fit his head during the ceremony. music will pay tribute to his majesty's father. his majesty personally commissioned greek music themed to honor his father. but while the event honors tradition, buckingham palace

all this in more coming up on your own macs, the king charles, the 3rd and queen consort camilla. they're known from countless official photos doing their utmost to present their best side. however, english photographer allison jackson stages, reviewing situations with royal lookalikes. we take a look at how deceiving her images can be the just a royal shad. 2 in post is on their way to london's buckingham palace. but we will come to the devil and the countess to charles make you to the palace. oh, will they have trouble with the police? stay tuned and find out the mazda mine is all just some jackson loves to make. so the real on the face, cuz that's what my work is about to contact, what's really fake anymore. everything is a construction by the media, by the populace is by the celebrities themselves, by the royal family, english photographer, and filmmakers set to sign on the public fascination with celebrities and perhaps the photos g. hi is doubles of well known figures and photographs them in stage situations have photos coming to you on display at london's grove gallery. the

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. prime minister rishi sunak hosted the big coronation lunch at 10 downing street with first lady jill biden. among the guests. on sunday night, a coronation concert at windsor castle stars like katy perry and lionel richie serenading the new king. as my grandmother said, when she was crimes coronation, zara decoration of all hopes for the future. >> know she's got that only keeping it on us should be a very proud mother. >> and monday, a bank holiday here in the united kingdom acts of community service being performed as a way to honor the new king. >> and with it being a bank holiday here in the uk, that means most businesses are closed. so people are home from work either. keeping the celebrations going are doing their commun

the others are on the crown, the queen consort camilla, where the coronation and still more are featured in other royal jewelry. for years, however, there have been calls to return the call in and diamonds to south africa, where the story began. i am now joined by if a restore opinion. he is a professor of african politics at the university of south africa. he edited a books high. so breaking the colonial contractors about how colonialism is still being perpetuated in africa. welcome to the diabetes, africa. profess that you're one of the people calling for the kind of in environment to be returned to south africa. what do you think that would achieve? thank you very much and thank you for having me. i'm very 10 of the calling on time wanted to south africa is meant not only to symbolize breaking with the quality of a contract, but also the beginning of this very difficult conversations about how to retrace the colonial injustice of the past. simply wishing them away, we will not solve any problem in the integration. any of the quarter nation of the king is a propitious moment for africa

by the way, great britain is without a queen will not remain during the ceremony, the queen consort camillaalia will also be crowned, clowning from the united kingdom for the espresso tv channel and preparation for this magnificent event, which will definitely attract the attention of the whole world, you can see now that we have already started broadcasting the preparations, but at 13:00 the coronation itself will also take place follow espresso's live broadcasts and broadcasts on youtube, the premiere edition of the studio program, an event with anton borkowski today on espresso at 12:10 andriy pintkowski , a political scientist from washington and polish politicians and public figure myroslav the czech will analyze what is behind the mysterious attack of drones on the kremlin, what scenarios of the development of events can be prepared by the russians and whether china should help them in this. all this will be discussed after the news release at 12:00, stay with us, read more on our website espresso tv, subscribe on social media channels. we are on youtube, telegram , instagram, twitter

a two-hour solemn ceremony where king charles was formally crowned king charles iii and queen consort camillasands of people lining the streets a lot of outward support for king charles iii the big question is how relevant is the monarchy today? what kind of king is he going to be he is well aware of that of course, he has been waiting since he was 4 years old he saw his mother crowned queen in 1953. a lot has happened since he has been waiting to become king. of course, he is very aware of the debate going on and should the monarchy still exist joining me now is baroness who played a big role in the coro coronation baro baroness, thank you for joining us what was the experience like in the coronation >> well, my role was to carry the rod of offers of the queen she had asked me to do that personally i've known her for some time and we have done quite a bit of work on women's issues, domestic violence and so on every year, she he hosts an event for thewomen of the worl fes festival on international women's day. she is someone who is really concerned with issues i have been working on all my li

so king charles and the queen consort camilla will travel the 2 kilometer route from bucking empowers to westminster abbey, and the diamond jubilee state coach. under 5 main elements to the ceremony at the abbey. the recognition where the king is presented to the congregation 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

part of the british royal sceptre, and imperial state. crown. others are on the crown, the queen consort camilla, where the coronation and still more her featured and other royal jewelry. for years, however, there have been calls to return the call in diamonds to south africa, where the story began. well, let's pick up that story without correspondence the privilege of most of on henry in cape town. welcome privilege. so that was ok if these jewels were district to the british mama k baba been looted by the british and what's behind the calls for them to be able to to uh, seal. i would say that uh they, i a lot of, uh, historical complexities that surround the call for the region of the diamonds. yes . of cause some a claim that the way i'm glad and gifted to the british one i can. but um, you would want to look at the condition in which these damn ones were acquired these with the oppressive times and the gifting of cause. yes, the trunk of all government might have bought the dam. was it pulling none of that one and gifted it to the british one? but the argument is that when these demos, we ar

so king charles and the queen consort camilla will travel the 2 kilometer route from buckingham palace to us minister abbey in the diamond jubilee state coach. and back again in the 216 year old gold state coach under 5 main elements of the abbey. there is the recognition where the king is presented to those in the abbey by the archbishop of canterbury. 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 i

just him and the queen consort, camilla, just the two of them a dinner this evening for a final thoughtsthis is bbc news. hello. weekend forecast coming up injust a moment. first of all, a look back on friday's weather. and it was a day of sunny spells and widespread showers. northern ireland, england and wales. a number of those showers turned thundery like this really hefty downpour working across staffordshire. our radar and lightning detector picked up those storms, particularly frequent thunderstorms across eastern areas of england with a few for the midlands, wales and one or two rumbling away in northern ireland as well. overnight, very gradually it will become calmer, with showers becoming less widespread. later in the night, though, we're going to start to see rain arrive across the south west of england. now temperatures overnight about nine to 11 degrees. so it is going to be a mild night. then the forecast for saturday, well, this area of rain is going to be moving up from the south and west. so for london for the coronation, it looks like, yes, there will be some rain around

pictures we received few minutes ago at the bbc, pictures of king charles and i think the queen consort camillay, where the coronation will take place in a few days. they are meeting and greeting mps, members of all parties including sir keir starmer, as you can see, and prime minister rishi sunak. this is a high profile pre—coronation reception, attended by around 800 members of the houses of parliament. a little bit before these pictures the king was treated to a rendition of the national anderson. stay with us here on bbc news. plenty more in a few minutes. hello. the rest of the day, i do not think there will be much change in the weather, it is dry for most of us but a fair amount of cloud around, having said that there are a couple of places where it has been really sunny and pleasant, particularly in the south—west of the country. admittedly we have high pressure but that does not always mean sunshine. farfrom it, you can see how extensive the colleges across parts of the country, we have had big breaks in cornwall, devon, parts of wales and east anglia but the clouds have been developin

>> this will be the king's order. >> there is -- there is queen camilla, the queen consort. to be helped out with there. >> there have actually been processions for the last hour. this is the one -- >> we know that she's wearing heels. >> yes. and an immensely long train being held by the pages, her grandchildren. >> wow. how unusual is it for all of your grandchildren, so many relatives, to be your pages? >> i think they're always relatives but i think it's more normally royal relatives. so i think it's rather nice that her grandchildren who are commoners, as it were, to use that terminology are involved. >> helping with that train. >> the train has to be 20 feet long. >> the last train was princess diana's? it needed washing by the time it got out. >> wrinkled beyond repair. >> what is camilla thinking right now? >> well, she's probably thinking how can i walk with this heavy train? her escorts. she's bracing herself for this sort of ordeal, i suppose, but a happy ordeal. >> king charles seems to be having a much better go at it. >> he's used to walking in heavy robes, and

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just hours from now, king charles iii will be crowned, along with queen consort camilla, at westminsterrowned there since 1066. am historic day in the united kingdom, and the bbc will have coverage from london, the 1a countries in the commonwealth, and all over the globe, bringing you the regalia, processions and ancient rituals.

, not queen consort, the queen, queen camilla.er 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 a look at the star of the show, the crown jewels we went shopping >> we're going to check with savannah in just a little bit. coming up also, guys, the nfl's under investigation facing some serious allegations with some employees claiming it is a hohostile workrkplace. mimiguel almagaguer has momore h sides of t the story, , coming afafter this ♪ sesee more. ♪ and d be more. ♪ the all-nenew chevy cocolorad. made for more. ♪ ♪ ♪ m dress it u up. dress s it down. brining home these mustst-h

kristen: king charles will be formally crowned alongside queen consort camilla in less than 24 hours.orrow's ceremony begins in buckingham palace, traveling to westminster abbey for the coronation. over 2000 guests including members of the real will be in attendance. larry: we will have live coverage of the events all morning long starting bright and early at 2 a.m. our time. you can watch live here on abc7 or streaming on hulu or the abc7 bay area there will be a lot of celebrations in honor of king charles. kristen: gloria rodriguez has the details. reporter: there's excitement around the coronation here in the bay area. i spoke to a local resident who had a special experience with king charles. this picture captures the moment then prince charles bestowed the queen's honor on her in >> was actually friendly -- >> he was extremely friendly. very chatty. reporter: she will be putting out this flag inside her home and waking up at 2 a.m. to two and the coronation of king charles. >> its historic -- it is historic. i still feel very close to my country. the monarchy has been good for b

historic moment for the british monarchy with the coronation of kings charles the third and queen consort camillao wait 70 years to ascend to the throne the longest than any other error in history are abc news reporter has all the pomp and circumstance from london. >> it was history in the making. king charles and queen camilla formally crowned and a ceremony combining pageant and ancient ritual. royal couple first seen as they left buckingham palace in a procession writing the diamond jubilee state coach. inside the abbey over 2000 guests including first lady jill biden, foreign dignitaries and members of the royal family. prince louis and princess charlotte sharing this sweet moment. and since harry and andrew were also there, while prince george's second in line to the throne behind his father prince william helped carry his grandfather's rope as a page walking the very steps he will one day have to take. the king and queen it lifted onto their thrones, the age-old crown jewels on full display. >> we just watched two hours of ancient ritual in westminster abbey for 80% of the country this is t

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 kings charities. but the day isn't without some controversy. some say the 125 million dollar price tag is just too high for a family reportedly worth billions at a time when the uk faces inflation high cost of living and labor strikes. but for those at the abbey inside an out today is about the new king and the future of his kingdom. >> and celebrations are planned al

you are seeing here is part of the path back after the coronation ceremony so charles and queen consort camilla will make their way back from westminster abbey via parliament square, along whitehall, around trafalgar square, through the admiralty arch and down the mall. then back to buckingham palace. that's what you're looking at right now. some pompanon agger gp practice before the ceremony on saturday. i want to bring in some guests. joining me live is history professor at boston university arianne chernock, and royal commentator richard berthelsen. great to have you both and i think you are looking at the same pictures i am of these very exciting images if you are a royal watcher, as you are, richer, so tell me what we're looking at, what part of the coronation process? well, as you said, this is the parade back to the palace, the coronation procession of the gold state coach. we haven't seen that _ gold state coach. we haven't seen that in _ gold state coach. we haven't seen that in the _ gold state coach. we haven't seen that in the streets - gold state coach. we haven't seen that in the

we begin with that massive celebration for the coronation of king charles iii and queen consort camilladramatic flyover, flyby over the crowd at buckingham palace. jets trailing, streams of red, white, and to. that rain coming down in london. but could not possibly dampen the festive mood for the first british coronation in 70 years. newly crowned queen and queen took to the balcony of buckingham palace along with other members of the royal family just a bit ago signaling a new era for the british monarchy. >> and thousands of well-wishers outside the palace waving flags, so excited to witness this moment. before that, there are lots of other memorable moments. chris williams -- prince william kissing his father after putting his loyalty to him and young prince george in his page. at nine-year-old who is second in line t ro. >> and we have a live team coverage from across london on the key moments of the coronation from right there at buckingham palace to the mall where crowds camped out to get a glimpse of the king and metdi hall deborah roberts have been leaving our coverage for the p

the 3rd arrived at westminster abbey saturday morning along with his wife, the queen consort camilladiamond 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 charities. but the day isn't without some controversy. some say the 125 million dollar price tag is just too high for a family reportedly worth billions at a time when the uk faces inflation high cost of living and labor strikes. but for those at the abbey inside an out today is about the new king and the future of his kingdom. and celebrations here in the united kingdom

now queen camilla, the coronation service booklet calls for queen camilla so from now on she will be known no longer as the queen consortin cream robes. it looks, despite the fact that yes it is raining here in london, it looks fantastic. this is what the british royal family does so well. pomp and pageantry, the history of it, of the cold is sparkling, the white horses with the blue plumage, it is really, i feel very lucky to have had this position. thank you for giving me the best seat in the house alex because i'm right outside of buckingham palace and the king is passed right behind me in his carriage. >> we have given it to you and i'm somewhat envious of your position, nonetheless, kathy, let me ask you quickly with regard to this particular coach. since it is new, or it was made for the queen's jubilee for the 60th anniversary of her ascending to the throne. i am told it is more comfortable. it would appear to be more comfortable than the golden state coach, which he will use for the coronation procession when leaving westminster abby. that one is supposed to be horribly uncomfortable because it is 200 odd years

when she married charles, he promised his mother and the nation that she would be princess consort, camillaqueen, when the invitation to the coronation went out, it was to the coronation of king charles and queen camilla, and i think it rubs a lot of people in the country, rather seeing diana crowned instead of camilla. it's a long, as we all know, long and drawn out family saga over the last 40 years. culminating now. >> john: and of course harry thought camilla was responsible for breaking up his mother's marriage and maybe she would not have been in the tunnel in paris had the marriage continued and now we hear the queen thinks meghan markle is evil and the courtship between her and harry was a complete catastrophe. apart from all that, expecting fabulous pageantry tomorrow. >> everything's fine, that's the fun, you know. i -- ok. >> john: we have to jump, we will hear lots of you tomorrow, christopher, thanks for joining us. sandra, you going to be up early to watch? >> sandra: absolutely, i will be up, i love it, i love it. and happy fri-yay, john. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story

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 kings charities. but the day isn't without some controversy. some say the 125 million dollar price tag is just too high for a family reportedly worth billions at a time when the uk faces inflation high cost of living and labor strikes. but for those at the abbey inside an out today is about the new king and the future of his kingdom. and celebrations here in the un

charles, the 3rd arrived at westminster abbey saturday morning along with his wife, the queen consort camillathe 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 charities. but the day isn't without some controversy. some say the 125 million dollar price tag is just too high for a family reportedly worth billions at a time when the uk faces inflation high cost of living and labor strikes. but for those at the abbey inside an out today is about the new king and the future of his kingdom. and celebrations here in the united kingdo

king charles, the 3rd and the queen consort camilla surrounded by their family, waved to thousands, gatheredside 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. prime minister rishi sunak hosted the big coronation lunch at 10 downing street with first lady jill biden. among the guests. on sunday night, a coronation concert at windsor castle stars like katy perry and lionel richie serenading the new king. as my grandmother said, when she was crimes coronation, zara decoration of all hopes for the future. >> know she's got that only keeping it on us should be a very proud mother. >> and monday, a bank holiday here in the united kingdom acts of community service being performed as a way to honor the new king and its community spirit like this that binds our country together. it's fantastic to be a part of a head today and help out myself. >> and because it's a bank holiday, most businesses a

was plenty of themed food to munch on, including a cake in honor of king charles iii and queen consort camillacoming up on "this week," secretary of treasury janet yellen discusses negotiations between the white house and congress to raise the debt ceiling. the sunday exclusive comes after she warned the nation could run outf cash on you can june 1. watch the full interview with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc seven. in the south bay, santa clara county has released its latest budget plan with the goal of closing $120 million projected deficit. county officials want to eliminate 160 positions. the bulk of those positions are in the santa clara valley health care systems. budget workshops are set for next week to get feedback. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, equity on the front lines. how marin fire is improving housing and training facilities for new firefighters. here is a live look outside. the sun is out now at 6:37. we will check in with lisa again when we get back. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. wa