we can see westminster, abbey, the and that looks like it's the diamond jubilee state coach. that's all right. so wait, we're waiting for that to, to leave buckingham palace and to be seeing some spectacular coaches as far as johnson and other former verses prime minister just entering the abbey. let's trust this, trusting her husband, another full and precious minister in several of them. and the last he is that just a few minutes now as the, as westminster abbey fills up. it's not long to go now until the coronation procession. dogs from buckingham palace to westminster. i be bringing king charles the said and being console met camilla to the ceremony. the coming all of the rooms. it's the is quite interesting, isn't it just mentioning that come on? well, it's a little bit of time because a couple of countries joined the commonwealth research and it's not so we hear lots of negative talk about the problem of countries. certainly want to talk about countries wanting to become a publics and not for example, have fun controls is a head of state on toko and govern, joined to co

this is the diamond jubilee state coach entering buckingham palace right now.is the coach he will take to the abbey. it's a much smaller procession on the way to the abbey, than the one that we see on the way back which will be absolutely enormous. it shows that he is more humble on his way to the. abby >> here also saying that, in terms of profession, there is 200 people of the military. on the way back, we're talking about 4000. >> it's about the biggest military precision that we've seen since the last coronation, you'll see thousands more lining the route as well. when we talk about pomp and pageantry, doing it well, this is peak pomp and pageantry. what many people around the world tune into, away from the characters in the families themselves. >> christiane, so great to be with you today. >> honestly, it is something incredible when you think that, even here, at westminster abbey, it's a ceremony that goes back till ten 66. that is 1000 years. william the conqueror was the first to be crowned. i think we also have to say that prince charles, now king char

on the way to the abbey, the royal party will travel in the diamond jubilee state coach.r the first time at the state opening of parliament in 2014, it has electric windows, air conditioning and shock absorbers, making for a very comfortable ride. it is an important day for everyone involved. lots of care and preparation has been taken to ensure every movement and formation in the king's coronation is perfect. up until now, rehearsals have had to take place outside of the capital. tonight, troops can practice moving around the actual monuments. marching band plays. every step carefully observed under the watchful eye of senior officials on the lookout for any potential problems. marching band plays. under the cold night sky, the band marches on. marching band plays. the procession then reaches westminster abbey. the moment of arrival, rehearsed exactly as it will be on coronation morning. the steps of the diamond jubilee state coach are carefully unfolded to allow the king and queen consort to safely dismount. man shouts orders. the route travels along some of the busiest

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on the way to the abbey, they will travel in a diamond jubilee state coach. at the state opening of parliament in 2014. it has electric windows, air conditioning and shock absorbers, making for a very comfortable ride. it's an important day for everyone involved. lots of care and preparation has been taken that every movement information in the kings coronation is perfect. up up until now, rehearsals have had to take place outside the capital. tonight, troops can practice moving around the actual monuments. when carefully observed of senior officials on the lookout for any potential problems. under the cold night sky, the band marches on. the procession then reaches westminster abbey. the moment of arrival, rehearsed exactly as it will be on coronation morning. the steps of the diamond jubilee state coach are carefully unfolded to allow the king and queen consort to safely dismount. the route travels along some of the busiest roads in central london. they cannot simply be closed off every time there's a need to the drills. fin closed off every time there's a n

the diamond jubilee _ the carriages in real life.tate carriage. all of the engineering and history, the gold leaf that has been applied and painted. i think, leaf that has been applied and painted. ithink, seeing leaf that has been applied and painted. i think, seeing the monarchs inside those carriages, it is just absolutely incredible because it is such a part of history. they are really relics from the past, of the diamond jubilee, only 11 years old but the golden state code used in the second procession hundreds of years old, and we know that it is not very comfortable in them, and that is all that pomp and ceremony and the marching bands, that was pretty incredible. like an was a commitment from king charles that this ceremony was going to be" diverse and inclusive". what did you think of those elements of the ceremony? they did make an effort to do that, we saw clergy from different nominations, from the islamic community, thejewish community, community, the jewish community, female community, thejewish community, female clergy

of course, in a breakfrom tradition, king charles and the queen consort camilla will be in the diamond jubileesed, obviously it is older, but described as more uncomfortable, gold state coach. the procession that they are rehearsing for right now is expected to arrive at westminster abbey shortly before 11 o'clock in the morning. king charles will enter through the great west door and proceed until he reaches the central space in the abbey. as we understand it, for the first time, members of the public will be invited to pledge their allegiance to the king in that part of the service organisers are calling the caress of millions and another departure from tradition from clergy will play a prominent role in religious leaders from other faiths will also have an active part. there you see it, the preparations that are getting under way for that are getting under way for that historic moment this weekend, the coronation of king charles. this rehearsal has been taking place in the early hours of the morning in london and has been cordoned off, of course, and it is expected to continue until about h

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this is the diamond jubilee coach that king charles and the queen consort will ride in.was built for the diamond jubilee, 60th anniversary marking the queen's time on the thrown. it is supposed to be more comfortable know that the gold carriage because there is not suspension on that one and this one is considered to be more comfortable. as far as the attendees, about 2000 people are invited, again, more scaled back than the coronation of queen elizabeth ii. prince harry will attend, meghan will not attend. this is taking place on the same day as their son, archie's birthday. this will be hosted by ainsley earhardt, martha maccallum and piers morgan. the beautiful tulips behind me, all of these tulips were grown in a secret garden in hyde park and picked for the shade of red that most resembles the red in the flag and the red soldiers will wear. small details like that all going into this massive celebration that will kickoff tomorrow and there will be people lining the streets to catch every second of it. back to you. >> ashley: i've been talking about the tulips, i thi

it will be the diamond jubilee stagecoach ♪ ♪ the church bells are now ringing.the archbishop. the church of england's most senior cleric. how is he doing ahead of the ceremony? >> you want to make sure everything happens according to plan. i know he would be nervous. he would have practiced this for many, many months. every eye would be dotted. every t would be cost. and of course, he would be praying the night before today's coronation. he would be communions of with god and i know his thoughts, his prayers will be with the king and queen on today's service. >> michael: as you see, everyone anxiously awaits. the king and queen enter. and christina, let's bring you an. you and king charles, you had a great working relationship. what kind of leader is he? how has he been preparing for this role as king. >> he is a good leader. he is very passionate he is very knowledgeable man. he is a man that does leave no stone unturned to solve any challenge or any issue that members of the public tell him about. he has worked so hard as heir apparent. and his legacy, all of

to say. >> these street parties really came of age during the late queens rain, the jubilees, her silver golden diamond and platinum jubilee's, you see people want to come out into the streets to honor her, to honor him now, the king charles and just a huge feature of national lights on these occasions. >> this is a moment that so many people have never experienced before. obviously it has been 70 years since we have seen a coronation, people are excited and they are ready to party. >> i believe you, especially since you talked about that feasting table, macon, where people gather together and enjoyed things. megan fitzgerald, we will check in again standing by on us on the kings road. the panel of experts and historians will tell me what they will be looking for on this important day. as we watched live pictures and wait for king charles and queen camilla to depart from buckingham palace, a tube westminster abbey. we will be back in 60 seconds. ack in 60 seconds. staaaaacccceeeyyy! i'm the sizzle in this promposal. and tonight, sparks are gonna fly. kyle? and while romeo over here is trying to look co

we can see westminster, abbey, the and that looks like it's the diamond jubilee state coach. that all right, so wait, we're waiting for that to, to leave buckingham palace and to be seeing some spectacular coaches. but as far as johnson and other former verses prime minister just entering the abbey. let's trust this trust and her husband, another full impression minister in several of them in the last few years. so just a few minutes now as the, as westminster abbey fills up. it's not long to go now until the coronation procession of stocks from booking and palace to westminster. i be bringing kings.

the diamond jubilee states coach there. and all of its glory.occasion. royal blue is the color select. the king has chosen the diamond jubilee state coach with good reason. on the way back, when we see the coronation procession, it becomes a gold state coach, which is even more regal. it will be arriving a tiptop form for a long service. queen victoria refused to travel in it because of its disturbing on stint tatian. -- because of its disturbing ostentation. it is a much smoother ride it has six hydraulic stabilizers, it has electric windows and air conditioning. it is the newest coach in the world and 400 grams of goldleaf were used. the king and the ceremonial robes relaxed and happy acknowledging the crowd who have gathered here, some of them from two days ago, and many of them coming in the early hours this morning to get a prime position. and to the gilded crown on top of the coach, do you see the handrails, they are made from timber from the royal.. -- [indiscernible] preceding the diamond jubilee state coach we have the household calvary

king charles iii and his wife will be writing from the palace in the diamond jubilee's coach . >> whats it about the british monarchy that you love so much? >> it gives a real sense of stability, but also it's just wonderful tradition. >> reporter: flowers are already in place for a ceremony filled with medieval traditions including a centuries old coronation chair. among the 2000 guests will be first lady, jill biden, who stopped for a visit . the coronation combines the ancient with some modern touches, tv cameras will stream the event around the world. britain's last coronation here in 1953 was broadcast in black and white. witnessing tomorrow's majestic moment in color will be something to see and everything for this big event has been planned down to the t but guess what, rain is in the forecast tomorrow. nothing we can do to change it but it could be a good omen because that's exactly what happened at queen elizabeth's coronation back in 1953. back to you. >>> cbs news bay area will bring you coverage of the coronation of king charles saturday morning starting at 2:00 a.m. and on

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drawn by six windsor gray horses in the diamond jubilee state coach. the heavens opened, but that couldn't stop charles' march towards his destiny. through the heart of westminster in central london, protected by over a thousand members of the british armed forces. people in this country are used to the rain. the crowds kept calm and put up their umbrellas. they have been crowning monarchs in westminster abby since the year 1066, and buried in this medieval church are 30 kings and queens as well as other british giants from charles darwin to steven hawking. >> i here present unto you king charles, your undoubted king. god save king charles. >> reporter: and then, the oath of office. >> your majesty, will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom of great britain and northern island? >> i solemnly promise so to do. >> reporter: the most sacred part of the ceremony is the annointing. screened from view and using holy oil harvested from the mounted olives in jerusalem, charles was anointed on his chest, head, and arm. toda

on the contrast with us again, this is that traveling now in the diamond jubilee state coach. they'll be in a different much older coach when they leave at westminster abbey. this was, this is actually the newest coach in the, in the royal muse is alex was saying earlier, it was 1st used by queen elizabeth at the states opening of parliament in 2014 and it says offering the king and queen consort, a comfy ride with air conditioning an shock absorber, so they will hopefully get to the ceremony feeling happy and rested and when they leave and it's a bumpy ride back. it doesn't matter because they've done the important thing. they can realize they've done their full thoughts. yes. ok. so king cal's when he comes out, we'll into the abbey through the great west, to dual, proceed through the nave until he reaches the the central space in the abbey. the wonder if there will be on relatives. that reason to greet camilla before she get some to come. the rain doesn't look too bad actually. the we can hear the music bus thing out of the the abbey and music will play a very important rol

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between the 40th monarch to be crowned, arriving to the coronation alongside his wife camilla, the diamond jubilee coach, the service was conducted by the archbishop of canterbury, and also anointed and crowned an actor, you see right there, back to buckingham palace, they waived two crowds from the balcony. rob is here now, okay, we've got a roller coaster and we are still there yeah? >> at the bottom. the 7-day forecast, riding up in the second half of the week, taking a summerlike turn, end of the 7-day forecast, we have some low clouds and maybe a few more showers early next week, pretty interesting when you total things up, six days of may, we've exceeded the monthly average. and check out san francisco and oakland, more than an inch of rain so far, everything less than an inch, san jose with a half inch of rain, has already eclipsed the may average and adding a little bit more to the totals possibly by tomorrow night into monday morning. right now you see the low clouds in downtown san francisco, 50 degrees in the low 50s into dublin, and san jose, the low clouds, some of them by the way giv

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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 all across the united kingdom

the king and queen will lead fucking and pilots in just a few minutes time writing in the diamond jubilee states type, which was commissioned. the queen elizabeth 60 is on the phone, so that will arrive here with mr. rubbing in a short time with the main center, me being held in a little while and i was seeing the department of service. you're not going to the i be at the moment to be addressing the conversation later on and will be here witnessing these events. and so a correspondence will be at key locations along the route to guide you through the pump and pageantry. and of course, were we talking about the southern regions service itself. now let's go to jonah holler, who's out on the crowds out with the crowd space. they're doing what, what's it like that done where you already were minutes away. now from the start of this combination, day, the beginning of the procession that will take king charles, the said, and queen console camilla from buckingham palace behind me. fast to victoria memorial and all the way to where you are westminster abbey. and as we speak, the gods mounted 4 di

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, the mood is certainly warm and that's a very

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 is like. well its been building during full s

the couple will travel in the diamond jubilee state coach.rney. there will be space for tens of thousands of people to pack the pavements and watch as the processions pass by. but the advice is to get here early, not least because people are already camping out to make sure they're at the front. in terms of public transport, there will be alterations and closures, so check before you travel. the king's procession, complete with military escort, will head up the mall through admiralty arch, then will pass along the south side of trafalgar square, down whitehall, around parliament square and finishing at the abbey, arriving just before 11:00. this has been the location for coronations since 1066. king charles�*s will take around two hours. and so not long after 1:00, the coronation procession back to buckingham palace will begin. just as queen elizabeth did in 1953, the newly crowned king and queen will travel in the gold state coach. 70 years ago, the late queen's return trip was more than four miles long, taking in oxford street and regent st

and she's also a name for being forthright and saying what she thinks in 2012 for the queen's diamond jubilee prince charles as he then once was allowed to have his wish. but a love family on the balcony. all the uncles and cousins announce to be wiped away in, in instead that you just have a cold royal family that they would just 6 of them both. so nobody liked it. and nobody liked the roof. i'm. there was no andrew or his family. there was no, and i think there was no edwards, they were furious. and it's interesting that experiments has never been repeated. and what are the results of the harry rouse being that finally we have a definition of who goes on the balcony. it's not on royals in terms of blood, it's working royals. it's the doesn't all. so who actually get tax payers money for doing the job of going out meeting the people heading charges? i mean, $1.00 of the reasons britain has such a thriving charity sector is because so many chances are headed by royal people. and that brings the money and the enthusiasm in. so it's a question of the balance between the 2 and how they interact

and the diamond jubilee state coach though returned in a 260 ro, gold state coach. but there are 5 main elements to the service. the abbey. the recognition where the king is presented to those in the 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 i

the diamond jubilee state coachin destiny. the diamond jubilee state coach in all its glory.his morning to get a prime position. that gilded crown on top of the coach has been carved with oak from hms victory. if you see inside, the handrails, they are made from timber from the royal yacht brittania. and preceding the diamond jubilee state coach we have the mounted band of the household cavalry. and as they make their way down the mall they pass a rather lovely statue of queen elizabeth, the queen mother, who was so much a part of king charles“s childhood. in fact, the last time he attended a coronation he sat with the queen mother. she tried to keep him in check but throughout his life she was there with him. she very much said in a tribute at her funeral, she seemed gloriously unstoppable and since i was a child i adored her. —— he very much said at a tribute. we can see the sovereign “s escort, the blues and royals, the life guards with their white plumes behind the coach. we can hear the cheers of the crowd and genuine enthusiasm and excitement. following that, it's provi

palace, this is the ride the queen and -- queen consort and king will travel in, this is the diamond jubileech, built in australia, it weighs three tons. in previous coronations, the royal family traveled in the gold coach, but it is veried to be very uncomfortable because there is not typical shock absorbers you have in a normal car. the new coach was built for queen elizabeth's 60th anniversary on the throne. 2000 people are invited, those causing waves in recent years will be prince andrew, prince harry, meghan will not make an appearance. there are world leaders here to celebrate, including french president macron. u.s. president will not be here, however, his wife will be here stepping in for him. we have this tomorrow from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m., hosted by ainsley earhardt, martha maccallum and piers morgan. 400,000 people are working here, police, service people, they will receive a coin to thank them for service this weekend. >> todd: have fun. thank you. remember when schumer said nobody is taking away your gas stove and new york said, we are taking away your gas stove. schumer is gettin

they awarded to witness history in the making and catch a glimpse of the king and queen and the diamond jubileee ceremony, in westminster abbey, a sense of pride really among the crowd watching. some overcome with emotion as charles the 3rd & 1 of the longest heirs apparent was crowned king. back at buckingham palace, there was an audible gasp in the crowd when the -- is the royal family stood on the balcony the crowd erupting in cheers as the colors were imprinted in the sky. a striking culmination of today's events really and then people living telling us this is exactly what they hoped for and what they came out for and that is really what this is all supposed to be about, the people. guys? >> whit: thank you so much. president joe biden not among the world leaders' first lady dr. jill biden was there. abc's chief foreign for spotted ian pannell has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. coronations typically at home for rawls and nobles to push off their robes watercolors like us get to look at it from afar. there's definitely bring plenty of that old school pomp and members of the

in about 25 minutes or so getting into his carriage, the diamond jubilee carriage of course.coach by the way making its way, probably appearing in the next ten minutes or so in the quadrangle inside the westminster palace as everyone gets in line for the procession, 1.3 miles, of course, inside this jubilee state coach. and it will be pulled by six horses. it has air-condition for those who are concerned, the hydraulic suspension. it weighs three tons in fact, bee ya bianca, still quite heavy, nothing like the gold state coach. but it was built back in 2012 in australia, to mark 60 years of queen elizabeth's reign. that's the coach that will be used on the first leg, of course. but we're seeing at the moment as you're looking at the live pictures, all the troops getting ready, of course, for the moment that we have all been waiting for, as a beginning to see queen charles and queen camilla leave buckingham palace and then start making their way inside -- inside the abbey. we're seeing also the band on your screens right now of the household cavalry. they are going to be leadi

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 ceremonial display since queen elizabeth ii's coronation, featuring units from across the commonwealth. the newly crowned monarchs making it appear he is from the -- appearance from the famous balcony. royal fans camping out overnight, hoping to catch a glimpse of history. >> great celebration, love every minute of it. >> also making their voices heard. a star-studded concert will be held in windsor to celebrate the king and queen's coronation featuring the likes of lionel richie and katy perry. abc n

royal couple first seen as they left buckingham palace in a procession writing the diamond jubilee stateside 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 the first time they got to witness that. >> the military putting on its biggest ceremonial display since king -- queen elizabeth's coronation. that procession capping off with a short flyover scaled back due to bad weather. >> members of the armed forces and all of those different troops from across the commonwealth flying there different flags, that was the queen's dream. >> the newly crowned monar

leaving buckingham palace, creating throngs of well-wishers from the diamond jubilee coach on their waylondon's historic abbey for the coronation. [cheers and applause] taking them down the iconic mail. thousands hoping to catch a glimpse of the world. the king and queen arriving at the abbey, home of every coronation for many a thousand years. donald in royal regalia. the queen purpose grandsons, prince george, serving as a page, the training of his robe. ♪ ♪ the king and queen processing to the altar and their robes of estate. >> your majesty, as children of the kingdom of god, we welcome you in the name of the king of kings. >> in his name and after his example, i come not to be served but to serve. >> robert: the ancient ritual begins with charles. >> i present unto you king charles, you undoubted king. >> robert: a copy of the holy bible, king charles taking his coronation and declaration oath. >> the things which i have promised i will perform and keep so help me god. >> robert: one of the most sacred moments of the coronation. >> grant that this holy oil maybe for thy servant cha

we'll see king charles iii and queen consort camilla make their way down the mall in the diamond jubilee:53, wearing a red velvet robe of state. the ceremony is due to begin at 11:00 local time — that's 6am est — and will be punctuated by music selected by the king. and will be punctuated by music selected by the king. his grandson, prince george will be among the pages. the king and queen consort will then return back to buckingham palace and head to the west terrace. at 2:30pm local time — that's 9:30am est — the royals will gather on the buckingham palace balcony for a fly—past. this marks the end of the day's public celebrations. it will involve members of the army, royal navy and royal air force, culminating in a display by the red arrows. on sunday, the public is being invited to hold their own parties, in what's been called the coronation big lunch. sunday evening local time, we'll see the coronation concert at windsor castle. the weekend wraps up with the big help 0ut, designed to encourage the public to get out and volunter in their local communities. joining me to discuss is ri

although the king and queen arrived at westminster abbey the diamond jubilee coach they left in the traditionalh. you can seat right there a female writer was among those on horseback who were leading because for the first time. this is a 4-ton coaches actually made of gilt and wood covered by a thin layer of gold leaf. insights and decked out with velvets at with saxon. despite how ornate it looks it's actually said to be very uncomfortable since there is no shock absorbers and could usually make some passengers feel seasick. back in looking him palace massive crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of this moment of the king and queen stepping up to wave, right there smiling, waving and thanking the crowds for being there. thanking for those he promised that he swore to serve. now, the festivities even seems quite unique, will continue. they will be a coronation concert that will take place at windsor castle. that will be tomorrow on sunday. on monday there is was called big help out extradition to volunteer to create a legacy a means to give back and help nearby communities. let's alex outlet tha

if you think back to 2012 to the diamond jubilee which was a total washout.he next 90 minutes here in london. incredible to witness history. daisy, taking a step back. what does something like this mean to the british people? >> i think the interest in the coronation will have surprised people. there is significance as many people have been saying over the last few weeks. a demographic and generational flip here. the older you are, the more likely you are to be a great fan of the royal family. that is a challenge. they have to be relevant, but they have to reach parts of britain they haven't managed to reach in the past. i think part of that will be using kate and william and the children as we can see them there to the best of their ability which is why charles and camilla are keen to share the stage with kate and william. >> they can take more closeups of prince george and princess charlotte and prince louis. >> we have had two massive roy royal events in the last year. the jubilee and queen's funeral. if the king waited longer, it would have been seen as m

the couple will travel in the diamond jubilee state coach. electric windows, air conditioning, and hydraulic stabilisers should make for a bump free, comfyjourney. there will be space for tens of thousands of people on the pavements to watch as the procession goes by but the advice is to get there early. not least because people are already camping out to make sure they are at the front. in terms of public transport, there will be alterations and closures are checked before you travel. the kings procession, complete with military escort, will head up the mile through admiralty arch and that will pass on the south side, down whitehall, around parliament square, and finishing at the abbey, arriving just before 11 o'clock. this is been location for coronations since 1066. king trousers will take around two hours, and so not after one o'clock, the procession back to buckingham palace will begin. just as queen elizabeth did in 1953, the newly crowned king and queen will travel in the gold state coach. 70 years ago, the late queens return trip was

westminster abbey saturday morning along with his wife, the queen consort camilla riding the diamond jubilee 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 continue all weekend long.

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despite its traditional appearance, the diamond jubilee stagecoach has all the modern comforts. staff practice transporting the king to the abbey without a hiccup. on the way back from the abbey to buckingham palace, a much bigger procession, and this will be the centerpiece, the gold state coach. it's enormous. it weighs four tons, and it's the first time that charles could have traveled in it, because only the monarch is allowed inside. the gold state coach is a less comfortable ride than its modern counterpart. it's been used in every coronation since 1831. covered in gold leaf, it takes eight horses to pull it and can only move at a walking pace. martin oaks is in charge of the break. the fourth generation of men in his family to work with the royal carriage. >> when you're following it you can hear it creeking so it sounds like an old gal-on going along. where others go from back to front, this is going from side to side. >> the spirit of a king. >> reporter: oaks' grandfather and great grandfather were there for queen elizabeth's coronation. like then, charles' procession

and the queen consort in the diamond jubilee state coach, depart en route for the abbey.ime it is exceptional and historic. they pass the magnificent white marble tribute to queen victoria, her statue there looks directly down the mall. the procession in all its glory. they begin the journey down the mall. there are six windsor greys pulling the carriage, their main dressings are customarily crimson, but they have been changed on this occasion to royal blue. you will see the sovereign's escort there, the blues and royals in front. the lifeguards with their white plumes behind the coach. icon and shadow, milford haven and newark and echo and knightsbridge are the six horses during this coach, as it continues down the mall. it's a rainy day in london, but that doesn't seem to have put the crowds off. music here is from the household cavalry mounted bands with more than 60 musicians. it is the largest regular military band in the uk. lining the route, thousands are eager to get a picture of the king and queen consort. now, as the procession heads through admiralty arch, the

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 united kingdom continue all w