from eugenie. question? we do. from eugenie.l eat hege-thew— humanity and make us all eat hege-thew weet- bugs because they want to try eet—wett- bugs because they want to try. and _well, that's and control us all. well, that's one of those conspiracy theories that going end up that we're all going to end up eating do the eating insects. where do the vegetarians with vegetarians stay with that conspiratorial yeah, conspiratorial thinking? yeah, because i wouldn't i wouldn't do that. says quorn that. and it says a quorn alternative you alternative to grubs. but you already eat plants which are even down the chain even lower down the food chain than it's than bugs. oh, i see. okay. it's gross, isn't bruce? i mean, gross, isn't it, bruce? i mean, am being judgemental? i am ijust being judgemental? i think in my experience, think you are. in my experience, theegh— think you are. in my experience, theegh te— think you are. in my experience, theegh te tt— think you are. in my experience, though, is it not— think you are. in my experie

from eugenie. question? we do. from eugenie.hey want to try eet—wett- bugs because they want to try. and _well, that's and control us all. well, that's one of those conspiracy theories that going end up that we're all going to end up eating do the eating insects. where do the vegetarians with vegetarians stay with that conspiratorial yeah, conspiratorial thinking? yeah, because i wouldn't i wouldn't do that. says quorn that. and it says a quorn alternative you alternative to grubs. but you already eat plants which are even down the chain even lower down the food chain than it's than bugs. oh, i see. okay. it's gross, isn't bruce? i mean, gross, isn't it, bruce? i mean, am being judgemental? i am ijust being judgemental? i think in my experience, think you are. in my experience, theegh— think you are. in my experience, theegh te— think you are. in my experience, theegh te tt— think you are. in my experience, though, is it not— think you are. in my experience, though, is it not adults, dare i say— though, is it not adults, dare i

princes eugenie and beatrice have treen— today. well for some of the — have been out and about as well for some of the king and queen had not done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. _ done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. it _ done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. it was - done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. it was not - done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. it was notjust| must be exhausted. it was not 'ust the ceremony fl must be exhausted. it was not 'ust the ceremony yesterday i must be exhausted. it was not 'ust the ceremony yesterday i i must be exhausted. it was not 'ust the ceremony yesterday i was h the ceremony yesterday i was the chartes— the ceremony yesterday i was the charles was wearing a crown that was eight. in _ charles was wearing a crown that was eight, i'm sorry two kilos, it really— eight, i'm sorry two kilos, it really exhausting and also the long rehearsals that they've been doing and the _ rehearsals that they've been d

eugenie also being ordered to implement several new vegetation management systems and high. >> fire risk areas. the zogg fire burned more than 56,000 acres. it cost 4 fatalities and destroyed 204 structures. let's going take a live look outside right now from our mount tam cam. beautiful day in the bay area. some cloud formation out there keeping things relatively cool pleasant out there. just hope the fog can stick around throughout the summer enough to keep fire danger at a minimum large is here with a look at how things look. >> yeah, that's what we would like to see is that fog kind of hang on. a lot of folks like to see that sunshine, warm weather. but it does help to keep the moisture level up and the fire danger down out there. tonight, though, we are looking at some clear from the east bay looking back over the bay's see mostly clear skies. little hazy out there right now. the why some patchy fog lingering out at the coastline out of sfo. you see the clouds already moving in mostly clear inland that patchy fog rolling back in the bay overnight tonight and tomorrow starting out so

but away— husband of princess eugenie. but away from — husband of princess eugenie.ther and nieces and nephews. there was points— and nieces and nephews. there was points we _ and nieces and nephews. there was points we didn't think he would come and apparently he left it late before — and apparently he left it late before he said he would come. lord soames talked _ before he said he would come. er'c soames talked about the relationship and he suggested they haven't spoken before the coronation, what doesn't seem salvageable is the relationship between him and his brother. it is easier sometimes for your parents to forgive _ easier sometimes for your parents to forgive you _ easier sometimes for your parents to forgive you and he has obviously said things about him growing up in the royal— said things about him growing up in the royal family and comparing hirnself— the royal family and comparing himself to william's children, for example. — himself to william's children, for example, that is obviously quite personal— example, that is obviously quite personal and megh

princes eugenie and beatrice have been out and about as well for some of the king and queen had not donely. they must be exhausted. it was not just the ceremony yesterday, two hours long charles was wearing a crown that was eight, i'm sorry two kilos, it really exhausting and also the long rehearsals that they've been doing and the functions they have attending. i was trying to think of how many hands he had been taking over the last week. it must've been hundreds if not thousands. all the walkabouts that they have been doing the king queen putting their feet up we think inside of windsor castle state they will be at the concert tonight with other members of the _ royal family, we think prince william might make a speech as well paying tribute to his father and it_ is a chance for the younger royals to have a bit of the night out. see acts like you're saying, lionel richie, take that, are really star—studded line—up. and of course some of those acts were at the coronation yesterday. we saw katy perry wearing a very large hat. she was looking under her hat trying to find out where she was

and princess eugenie and lvmh owned fendi, and princess beatrice in beulah, london, sticking to a britishe some warm sunshine in the next couple of days. but don't leave home without a mac or a brolly, because what the sunshine will do in the next few days is inject energy in to quite an unstable atmosphere and we're going to see clouds like these scuttling across our skies, and some pretty heavy showers eventually developing with hail and thunder at times. low pressure basically keeping the weather across the uk unsettled. as we go through the majority of this week, we've got a band of pretty heavy rain which will gradually pull clear of eastern england through the early part of tuesday, but following on from the west, some pretty intense showers out of northern ireland into northern england overnight, some heavier ones for the north—east of scotland. it is a very mild night to come — temperatures largely in double figures. we are sitting in some pretty warm air, but that's all part of the reason why things will become so thundery. we start the day with that rain across eastern counties

entered alongside other royals including prince andrew, prince edward, princess beatrice and princess eugenye prince and princess of wales arrived behind the king and queen and followed them into the abby in what appeared to be a break in the schedule. king and queen married in 2005 arrived in splendor. the couple wore their respective robes of states. camilla wore a robe made for queen elizabeth ii. they moved through the recognition. charles faced the four points of the compass symbolically representing himself to the people. >> i here by represent unto you king charles. >> breaking from tradition, charles read a prayer aloud. >> we may discover the ways of gentleness and be led into the paths of peace. >> reporter: another first, a gospel choir before the oath charles acknowledged the role of the church of england to foster 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

princess beatrice and eugene— sisters princess beatrice and eugene wee— sisters princess beatrice and eugenie event in buckinghamshire and the duke of edinburgh,— buckinghamshire and the duke of edinburgh, edward and his wife swede,— edinburgh, edward and his wife sopwe, stopped— edinburgh, edward and his wife sophie, stopped by a lunch in surrey.— sophie, stopped by a lunch in swwew. wed— sophie, stopped by a lunch in surrey. well wishers said the oddes— surrey. well wishers said the parties brought— surrey. well wishers said the parties brought out the best of added. — parties brought out the best of added. dds— parties brought out the best of british. it's lovely— parties brought out the best of british. c british. it's lovely to see all the people and the balloons out and everything . yeah, excellent. and everything. yeah, excellent. it doesn't happen often enough to get people to get together and they should get a day like this. great. it's a very nice creative thing to bring us all together, to celebrate this because it's a one in a lifetime thing. i don't think i'm going to experience

entered alongside other royals including prince andrew, prince edward, princess beatrice and princess eugenie the queen married in 2005, arrived in splendor. the couple wore their respective robes of state. camilla in the robe of state originally made for queen elizabeth ii. first, charles faced the four points of a compass presenting himself to the people. breaking from tradition, charles read a prayer allowed. >> amen. ♪ >> another first, the gospel choir. for the oath, charles acknowledged the role of the church of england to foster an environment in which people of all faiths and beliefs may live freely. 70 years since his mother before him, charles fulfills his destiny and takes the place in the holy lineage of kings and queens. the last king charles in 1661, the crown is solid gold with rubies, sapphires and other gems. would the crown fit? from westminster abbey to buckingham palace, a vast procession of 4,000 troops accompanied the royals into a new era, a new britain, ruled by its newly crowned monarch. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace, london. >> as max mentioned, thousands in the

and eugenie will take part . in . and eugenie will take part.ip . then later. this and friendship. then later. this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly . crowned king and the newly. crowned king and queen at . windsor castle for the queen at. windsor castle for the coronation concert . coronation concert. cert. take that, katy perry . and lionel that, katy perry. and lionel richie will all . be performing richie will all. be performing with special appearances from tom cruise, dame joan . collins tom cruise, dame joan. collins and sir tom jones as part of the concert. like displays . will be concert. like displays. will be lit over historic landmarks . lit over historic landmarks. including blackpool's seafront gateshead's millennium bridge and the eden project in cornwall. all these people in windsor they're looking windsor told us they're looking forward been very forward to it. it's been very spectat— forward to it. it's been very epeetet peepte— forward to it. it's been very special people. it's- : c it's been very special people. it'

like at the queen's funeral, cousins princess eugenie and beatrice. any official role. the same for his uncle, the duke of york, of course. they're there as members of the family but not as part of the working firm. >> a lot to be on the lookout for. emily nash, thank you so much for that, and don't forget. cnn's coverage of the coronation begins at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. jim? >>> after a decade-long search police believe they may have found remains of a missing woman. what investigators think could have happened to her. >>> and celebrity host maria menounos says she has beaten p pancreatic cancer. amazazing. that's coming up. th mor e agili♪ ♪ the old way of working is deadeder than me. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ yes, this is how, this is how we work now. ♪ - double check that. eh, pretty good! (whistles) yeek. not cryin', are ya? let's tighten that. (fabric ripping) ooh. - wait, wh- wh- what was that? - huh? what, that? no, don't worry about that. here we . - asking the right question can greatl

that makes princess eugenie 11th. her son is 12th.ward, the youngest child of queen elizabeth and prince philip is 13th in the line of succession. his official title is prince of essex. his children are in line behind their father. princess anne falls in line last. that's because -- allowed for younger sons to move ahead of older daughters in line. the 2013 succession to the crown act changed that, but only applies to those born after october 28, 2011. that leaves princess anne 16th in line to the throne. princess anne has two children, peter philips and zara phillips and declined to give them royal titles but are still in succession. zara's daughter falls behind her son and three kids. bringing the grand total to 23. randy kay, cnn. >> with me here is documentary filmmaker john bridgecut, writer and director of "prince, son, and heir, charles at 70". you worked with prince charles on a number of films and projects. what is it like to collaborate with him, to work with him? >> he's very easy to work with, actually. people are rather s

walking in with princess eugenie. it's going to be interesting to see where he is seated.at. because he is the sum of the king, he would have any role. he's the first members of the royal family entering the church. the next ones, will be the more senior ones. the wheels will be arriving soon as well. i think in five minutes they will be arriving. that's going to be a big moment. harry, this is what he used to do all the time. healing comes back occasionally. megan is at home i'm sure, watching us here. it's their son archie's birthday today. she wanted to stay home. but this is a big moment for him, and for the nation because this family -- i think people look at harry, thinking, thank you for coming and showing your support for a king. >> about 350 million are expected to be watching this around the world. when you consider that back in 1853, it was 27 million people here in the uk watching it. >> it is remarkable, the last time we saw harry here was for his mother's funeral. >> absolutely, i think we've got -- harry. princess and. he should be riding on his way back to

elsewhere the duke of york's daughters, beatrice and eugenie were attending a big lunch in buckinghamd william whose walkabout was in windsor. staying with the subject of the coronation, the culture secretary has backed the culture secretary lucy frazer has backed the metropolitan police's arrests of more than 50 people during the coronation yesterday. protest groups, including the anti—monarchy group republic, have criticised the met — one saying it was the kind of policing you'd expect in moscow, not london. robin brant has the latest. chanting: not my king! not my king! as tens of thousands celebrated and cheered, a far smaller number — hundreds — protested and booed. across london, some of them — dozens — were arrested and detained. the police were forced to defend their actions, actions that were justified, according to a cabinet minister. they will have made operational decisions on a case—by—case basis as to what steps they should have taken. and i know that they took into account, and i think they were quite right to take into account, the context of the event as a whole. we w

he was with his cousins beatrice and eugenie, and we saw mike tindall, so that is exactly where we thought and should be. and he is still within the bosom of the family. it is not like he was right on the back. he was not on the balcony. we - like he was right on the back. he l was not on the balcony. we should not exnect — was not on the balcony. we should not exnect that. — was not on the balcony. we should not expect that, because _ was not on the balcony. we should not expect that, because that - was not on the balcony. we should not expect that, because that is i was not on the balcony. we should | not expect that, because that is for the working royals and those who were in the possession, we had the pages, some of camilla's grandchildren, and the duke and gloucester, the duke and duchess of cambridge, the prince and princess of wales with their children. i think that it struck the right tone and the right note. yet princess anne, the princess royal, they are, as well, edward, the duke of kent. exactly the amount of people, and the right people, who should have been on the balcony. w

and their husbands , eugenie and their husbands, whteh— eugenie and their husbands, whteh te— eugenien feel fighting against them again. it's vitally tneenent— against them again. it's vitally tneentent .— against them again. it's vitally important, isn't— against them again. it's vitally important, isn't it, for this scene across— important, isn't it, for this scene across the world, charles, thet— scene across the world, charles, thet the— scene across the world, charles, thet the hete— scene across the world, charles, that the male and— scene across the world, charles, that the male and everything eewnt— that the male and everything eewnt hene— that the male and everything around here is— that the male and everything around here is absolute wtetne.— around here is absolute pristine, absolute . ' oily pristine, absolute. absolutely. everything will be in order. i mean, you mentioned the you mentioned the military. i mean, you have to remember , these are you have to remember, these are not toy soldiers. these are actual active members of the military . they you know, they go militar

and the duke of york forced mike daughters, princesses beatrice and princess eugenie are also attending is the big lunch they are attending. and this is one of the other royal big lunch walkabout. as you can see, catherine working her way around the crowd trying to shake hands and greet as many people as possible. there we 90, many people as possible. there we go, we have princess catherine talking to the children. it is always interesting to see the reaction of the people surrounding whoever she is speaking to. you just see their beaming faces and them holding their phones up, all keen to take a picture of her. let's listen into what she is saying... and a little high five and a wave to the children. and it is a good moment to mention the event that we are looking ahead to. this is all part of the big lunch but a lot of the people here will notjust be here for that. we are looking ahead to the coronation concert, that is what many people here will be in windsor for. that event takes place in windsor castle later today and if few hours' time. but doors are open. people with tickets will

eugenie wedding and, yew tnew. ee— princess eugenie wedding and, you know, so but— princess eugeniemes, you see that royal crest on the teernet— see that royal crest on the teernet .— see that royal crest on the doormat . and— see that royal crest on the doormat . and it makes me smile doormat. and it makes me smile enywey. — doormat. and it makes me smile enywey. ant— doormat. and it makes me smile anyway. and both— doormat. and it makes me smile anyway. and both of - doormat. and it makes me smile anyway. ' doormat. and it makes me smile anyway. ' grit anyway. and both of you have got big suitcases and bags with you. are you planning on camping out from now on? we are indeed. wett— from now on? we are indeed. weitt te— from now on? we are indeed. weitt te nere— from now on? we are indeed. we'll be here for— from now on? we are indeed. we'll be here for the- 7 we are indeed. we'll be here for the duration . we'll be here for the duration. ant— we'll be here for the duration. ant et— we'll be here for the duration. and of course— we'll be here for the duration. and of course ,_ we'l

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gagauzia approved the election of the head of the autonomy of the representative of the shor party, eugenirom pro-western chisinau , president may sandu demanded a recount of votes, and the ballots tried to withdraw forces. having sent the center of the election commission to special forces, the inhabitants of gagauzia traditionally, advocating rapprochement with russia responded with protests, which resumed today with renewed vigor amid demands for a referendum on determining the geopolitical and economic course. molda all, dear friends. you didn't pressure us. well, mother is behind us. and hands roam, what kind of here? our foreign ministry said that chisinau is obliged to respect the choice of the people who supported the preservation of ties with russia. let me remind you that the euro-ambitions of the moldovan authorities have already led to the fact that not moldovan, but romanian has become the state language, and the course towards leaving the cis threatens to worsen and without in addition, far from the well-being of the economic situation in the country, inflation at the end of

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in a local village and even prince village hall and even prince andrew's two daughters, princess eugeniesquare yesterday. the ceo of repubuc square yesterday. the ceo of republic has been released and he is saying, make no mistake , he is saying, make no mistake, there is no longer a right to peacefully protest in the united kingdom. we know that the group republic, which is an anti—monarchy protest group, were in contact with the police ahead of the coronation happening. the police met. police, as far as we understand, were happy with them peacefully protesting . and it remains protesting. and it remains actually quite unclear what has gone on there and exactly why they were arrested. but nonetheless, there was around you know, there weren't many protesters compared to the thousands of people who had gathered on the mall watch gathered on the mall to watch those processions from buckingham palace and indeed westminster abbey in the gold state coach, the king and queen were travelling in in the australian state coach. we had prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis and the prin

, now have and princess eugenie, now have little time for the couple.ve seen the unveiling meghan, we've seen the unveiling of a makeover, a botched pda kiss cam appearance at the basketball and even an announcement that she has signed with a hollywood mega agent. it's a transparent, long tested strategy, and it shows this couple's craven desire to destroy the british monarchy . destroy the british monarchy. there's another personal tragedy playing out thanks to meghan's selfish behaviour, and that's the destruction of the markle family, which has been laid bare over the weekend in a heartbreaking tv special featuring the first interview with thomas markle since he was almost killed by a stroke nearly almost killed by a stroke nearly a year ago. having lost his speech, this good man who raised meghan as a solo father for much of her childhood and teenage years, has been fighting to talk again, and he appeared on australian tv last night to make what they described as a deathbed plea to his daughter. if she doesn't turn up for a stone— if she doesn't tur

, now have and princess eugenie, now have little time for the couple.e've seen the unveiling of a makeover, a botched pda kiss cam appearance at the basketball and even an announcement that she has signed with a hollywood mega agent. it's a transparent, long tested strategy, and it shows this couple's craven desire to destroy the british monarchy . destroy the british monarchy. there's another personal tragedy playing out thanks to meghan's selfish behaviour, and that's the destruction of the markle family, which has been laid bare over the weekend in a heartbreaking tv special featuring the first interview with thomas markle since he was almost killed by a stroke nearly almost killed by a stroke nearly a year ago. having lost his speech, this good man who raised meghan as a solo father for much of her childhood and teenage years, has been fighting to talk again, and he appeared on australian tv last night to make what they described as a deathbed plea to his daughter. if she doesn't turn up for a otnoto— if she doesn't turn up for a otnoto ,— if she do

talking to princess eugenie. are not sitting down yet but they are participating in the service. prince william will pledge his loyalty and allegiance to his father asking. as king. he will be the heir to the throne and kneel before his father. he is the heir to the throne. he will kneel before his father when charles is crowned, placed his hands between the king's hand and recite the words known as the homage of royal blood and he will touch the crown and kiss his father's right cheek and say to him, i william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty you, i will bear an to you as your leverage, man of life and limb, so help me god. remember the last time these words were uttered was in 1953 during queen elizabeth ii's coronation. we talked about this, separating her jubilee, prince philip made a vow and committed to being her man of life and limb but did not want to kneel. that is similar, she didn't give him the title of the king. he was always prince philip. he did not kneel, never want to tell walk in the beginnin

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he was quite calm and smiling and joking with jack and eugenie, which he know he's close close to.at. you thought that was more significant, but that spoon is a big deal, share it. >> the oldest part of the service was the consecration. the anointing, as you said. we know today trump 574, and it happened with a spoon that look just like this. this is, it was made in 1902 for my grandfather's cousin, and it is a replica of the oldest part of the regalia. we heard just send that actually, most of it was melted down and 16 45 and recreated and 16 61. the spoon was not. the spoon dates from the second half of the 12 century and this is an exact replica of what it looks like. is in silver guilt and they added seed pearls from 60 61. this -- anointed oil. >> that's poured on to the king's head, his chest and also his hands, as well. that's boone's how old itself? >> this is 120 years old. it's was a replica created for the coronation of edward the seventh, but it was first used, the spoon, the real phone, was first used at the coronation of that were the first. that's what we've seen tod

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beatrice and eugenie. and they've maintained good relations with him .allots in favour of striking trem tte— ballots in favour of striking from the rcn _ ballots in favour of striking from the rcn have been really tute— from the rcn have been really tutte nerre— from the rcn have been really quite narrow margin . us and quite narrow margin. us and etter— quite narrow margin. us and other unions— quite narrow margin. us and other unions ,_ quite narrow margin. us and other unions , including the other unions, including the tetet— other unions, including the royal college— other unions, including the royal college of midwives , have royal college of midwives, have tewe— royal college of midwives, have tewe eeceptet— royal college of midwives, have have accepted the— royal college of midwives, have have accepted the deal. so i tttnt— have accepted the deal. so i tttnt wnet— have accepted the deal. so i think what they're trying to do is think what they're trying to do ts testcettw— think what they're trying to do is basically play— think what they're trying

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support camilla being called queen, with her overall support wilting behind all royals except princess eugeniemeasured . you're not incredibly measured. you're not taking any sort of cruel approach when it comes to camilla, but you're just making a point that i think millions of brits agree with that we can't forget about the impact diana had . well, dan, i think it was had. well, dan, i think it was very well timed that you should mention those polls shows that only 14% are happy with camilla being called queen anne. there may be lots of reasons- being called queen anne. there may be lots of reasons for- “g there may be lots of reasons for that, ent— may be lots of reasons for that, hnt theve-s— may be lots of reasons for that, hnt theve-s ne— may be lots of reasons for that, but there's no doubt that diana hevsett— but there's no doubt that diana herself recognised that she went— herself recognised that she would probably never be queen, but would probably never be queen, hnt she— would probably never be queen, but she wanted— would probably never be queen, but she wanted to— would probably

support camilla being called queen, with her overall support wilting behind all royals except princess eugeniei think it was had. well, dan, i think it was very well timed that you should mention those polls shows that only 14% are happy with camilla being called queen anne. there may be lots of reasons- being called queen anne. there may be lots of reasons for- “g there may be lots of reasons for that, ent— may be lots of reasons for that, hnt theve-s— may be lots of reasons for that, hnt theve-s ne— may be lots of reasons for that, but there's no doubt that diana hevsett— but there's no doubt that diana herself recognised that she went— herself recognised that she would probably never be queen, but would probably never be queen, hnt she— would probably never be queen, but she wanted— would probably never be queen, but she wanted to— would probably never be queen, but she wanted to be queen in hesetes— but she wanted to be queen in eeeete-s heevts— but she wanted to be queen in people's hearts. and it's in hesetes— people's hearts. and it's in people's hearts— people's hearts. and it's in peo

beatrice and eugenie would to be working royals. would like to be working royals. really? or ridden text, so. oh really? or one that understands words. the actual service less. there's complete fictions like inventing a wonderful mythic explanation for the coronation iron glove. apparently it shows the power it holds the sword, but power is held tenderly. you know, you don't do anything to wrong. of course it was actually because the kings hands were anointed and you don't want to pollute the anointing. but the much more important thing is i think welby has pushed a line that the coronation is purely a religious service . it's not. it's an act service. it's not. it's an act of state. it's also , as i tried of state. it's also, as i tried to explain last night on the documentary, it's fundamental mentally a contract between the king and god . yes. but much more king and god. yes. but much more importantly, the king and the people. yeah and why? and the political nation and why i think this business of homage went down. popular act of homage went down. popular act of

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