senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in london with more. n ugly 1-2 punch on ukraine in the past 24 hours. first heating kiev and various cities around the country overnight with the biggest doan attack on the war. some got through. damage and casualties. today another assault of missiles, the 16th air assault of the month causing huge disruption forcing folks down into bombshell tears. missiles used today came from the north from russian jets or sites in neighboring belarus targeting civilian and military infrastructure ahead of what is widely thought to be a major spring counter offensive against the russians by ukraine forces. over the weekend kiev officials were talking about the move as if it was imminent. sunday was kiev day, a holiday marking the founding of the city. usually concluded with fireworks. this year fireworks of a deadly different sort. back to you. >> julie: thank you. >> griff: let's bring in former cia operations officer, a professor at the university of new hampshire. professor, thank you for taking time on memorial da

back to you. >> gillian: greg palkot, thank you. let's bring in republican congressman mike waltz of florida serving several committees and former green beret. this just in across the wires, congressman. putin says these attacks in moscow were aimed at civilians and he says russia is considering responding. >> gillian, i think this could be 1 of 3 different plausible scenarios. one could be covert ukrainian forces behind russian lines hitting back and hitting back for the death and destruction and devastation that has been brought all over kiev and especially if it's a part of moscow where putin has a home and many of the russian elites and oligarchs are housed. it could be other things. it could be a false flag operation on putin's part. he came to power with a false flag operation against a russian theater calling it terrorism many decades ago and as a way to galvanize the russian people behind this war because he knows he is losing. a third that i'm not seeing a lot of reporting on but certainly plausible are roars of russian sep

greg palkot is live in london with more. greg. >> you're right. another u.s.ictim identified as idaho native nicholas mamer. he was highly regarded. he's been in ukraine dealing recruits to deal with warfare. he was trapped in a building hit by rush artillery fire. now they're trying to get her body out of the war zone to give him a proper military burial which they say he deserves. trace, he said earlier that he felt he needed to help ukrainians uphold democracy. his uncle said he was trying to do good for the world. he's tenth american killed in war. back to you. >> trace: ten americans. do we have numbers on roughly how many americans are in ukraine helping this effort? >> we don't have a good calibration on that. i'd say in the thousands. i have met with a few. yeah, they're there for a purpose. they want to help out formally. the u.s. do not have boots on the ground in ukraine, but these are informal boots. people who are caring about what is happening over there. they're brave, they're fighting and getting injured and getting killed just like the ukraini

i want to go to greg palkot at buckingham palace. coronated tomorrow. he's no adele. certainly, greg. but i'm sure he's a little chagrinned that adele is not going to be performing at his coronation. what is the latest? >> that's another story, neil. i can try to call from here, too, if you want. let's talk about the coronation for just a moment. >> neil: you're mocking me. i admire that. >> not at all. she's a fine singer. just wrapped up at the buckingham palace. king charles iii and princess kate and prince william hosting an event. the 74-year-old acting like he's been doing this awhile, she has been assisting his mother. earlier in the day, the king was at westminster abbey where the coronation will be tomorrow. the ceremony is modernized and streamlined but still runs about two hours and it's pull of pagentry from about 1,000 years of royalty. and jill biden is how. she went to downing street where she was greeted by the wife of the prime minister. we get a chance to get close to fans. take a look. >> king charless doing a walk

greg palkot is live outside buckingham palace for us on a beautiful day, greg.t is the mood there? >> beautiful. i would say the anticipation is growing, sandra. some people have been waiting for about 70 years for this one, king charles iii and his son prince william and princess kate working the room at buckingham palace, 74-year-old king acting like he's been doing it for a while, which he has, assisting his mother, late queen elizabeth. earlier in the day the king was at westminster abbey, it's still filled with ritual of 1,000 years. a close-up view of the king and his fans, take a look and listen. >> king charles, doing a bit of a walk about with the people nearby buckingham palace. the folks are happy and looking forward to the big day, coronation day tomorrow. they are cheering him on. >> you love it? >> i love it. fun to be a part of it. >> moment in history, i wanted to be a part of. >> we are here for the coronation, once in a lifetime event. >> we know that the u.s. first lady, dr. jill biden, is here. she arrived earlier, and met with the wife of th

team coverage on the high stakes strip on the world stage and jacqui heinrich, jen griffin, and greg palkot is live in london for us. all right, jacqui, kick things off for us. >> jacqui: sandra, the president's critics are framing the cancellation of the back half of this trip as evidence that the u.s. is an unreliable ally and bogged down in domestic problems and cannot be relied upon by our allies and partners across the world. the u.s. is framing the cancellation as a postponement but there are real implications for the quad summit meeting in australia, now has to be shifted to the sidelines of the g7, and a security agreement was coming together to allow the u.s. to have military access to that area in exchange for investments, billions of dollars in infrastructure. something china is already doing there at a large scale as part of their belt and road initiative, a lot of mining and infrastructure investments. part of the u.s. objective here is to get allies and partners in southeast asia and to look at the u.s. as a more reliable partner and this cancellation is really back pedalling

greg palkot, fox news. >> mike: up next, the panel with reaction to the debt ceiling deal. south america's leaders will gather in brazil's capital tuesday as part of president louise da silva's attempt to reintegrate efforts. investors previously floundered against the continent's political swings and polarization. this is a live look at jerusalem. one of the big stories there tonight, jerusalem's iconic citadel opens its revamped museum after a three year $50 million makeover that included a restoration of its signature minutener let. tower of david successive fortifications one after the other dating back two millennia. just some of the other stories beyond our border tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. realtor.com (in a whisper) if we use kevin's college fund, we can afford this house. the house wh

greg palkot tells us several ceasefire attempts continue to fail.fire ringing out across sudan's capital on monday, despite another three day extension of cease fire. the u. n says the country's worrying generals have agreed to send representatives potentially to saudi arabia to negotiate a more stable truce. cease fires has been respect it. choco. they have all been respected, partially and sometimes only in some locations and not in others. the country's rival factions face increased calls to de escalate to allow the safe evacuation of civilians. over the weekend armed aerial drones guided to us convoys carrying hundreds of americans to sudan's main eastern ports. pentagon says more naval and intelligence assets have deployed to support evacuation routes remain primarily focused on an over land route, as it allows a few things, including, including establishing a repeatable sustainable method to get large numbers of american citizens out of the country. meanwhile the first shipment of medicallosed.s says the biggest challenge remains transporting

as greg palkot reports, these new advances are expected to embolden ukrainian forces. be gaining a foothold in the key city of mahmoud, the head of russia's private military group, wagner, saying ukrainian forces are advancing on their flanks around the city events comes as ukraine's president announced thursday he was delaying a highly anticipated spring counter offensive in order to give his military more time to prepare. a delay, the head of wagner says is a lie. gawronski is playing cunning. the counter offensive is in full swing units of the ukrainian armed forces are advancing to the flanks, and unfortunately in some areas, they're doing it successfully. russia's defense ministry, however, played down wagner's report. instead, they claim a russian paratroopers are providing air support in mahmoud and holding back ukraine's army. intensified fighting involves an announcement that the uk will donate storm shadow long range cruise missiles to ukraine, which would allow the ukrainian military to hit the enemy deep behind the front lines simply will not stand by while

neil: great job greg palkot in london on that.nging back and forth who was on the balcony who wasn't, who was sitting where the church and that her jonathan joins us now with royal experts extraordinaire. let me go to first of what the protocol is for the balcony appearance. i did not see prince harry up there. do not believe i saw prince andrew. what is the rule of thumb on that? >> are probably quite grateful to not be there for this beautiful's british spring weather we are enjoying the may be inside keeping warm. in reality the way this works it's already a precedent that is been set straight the people who go out on the balcony are mostly the working royals. and of course that does not include prince andrew or prince harry for different reasons. and so the people who are out there were representing the side of the family that is serving as working royals day in day out for the british people. neil: we are learning prince harry is going to boogie out of there within a matter of an hour or two. he is not staying very long. what

greg palkot, fox news human rights council, called an urgent meeting today to draw attention to human in sudan . more than 600 people have died , including many civilians since the civil unrest erupted last month in a power struggle between two generals. council members narrowly passed a motion to increase monitoring of the human rights abuses. the commissioner for human rights, accused both sides of the conflict of violating international law. sudan oppose the increased monitoring, saying the conflict is an internal affair. the number of arab and african nations voted against the measure, saying it could hamper peace talks. people who exercise on some peloton bikes are being warned not to use them because more than two million of those bikes are now being recalled. there is a problem with their seats that could result in a full or fall. i should say an injury will don says the sea post can break unexpectedly during exercise the consumer product safety commission's as users should stop using the bikes immediately and contact peloton for a free repair they can install themselves. the r

greg palkot fox news publish activists stood up for ukraine and the russian memorial site and warsaw during an event that was meant to mark russia's victory day. hundreds of ukrainian flags were placed there on the path leading to the site where russia's ambassador to poland trying to place a reef. the sounds of air raid sirens and bombs exploding were also blared from loudspeakers. there also crosses serving a symbolic grave markers for ukrainians killed in the war. the ambassador did not make it all the way to the memorial. instead he was forced to leave the wreath in front of the flag installation. organizers say the display was meant to show the real picture of ukraine. to the world. they will have right now two ways either. they will go through the bodies over the corpse of ukrainians through the city's most structured ruined by russian soils and rockets, or they will need to go through bushes. the installation also included large mock ups of bombed buildings and the names of ukrainian cities where russia has carried out atrocities during the invasion. title 42 pandemic era immi

greg palkot has more on what's happening on the battlefield, also at the kremlin.ssia launched a new era salt on ukraine tuesday, the fifth attack since the start of the month. ukrainian air defenses shooting down 23 of 25 missiles assign ukraine's missile defense systems are becoming more effective. meanwhile in the east heavy fighting reported for a second straight day in the city of baltimore with the head of the russian wagner mercenary group now claiming the ukrainians have the upper hand because the russian army is deserting. today, one of the units of the ministry of defense fled from one of our flanks, leaving positions. everyone abandoned the front line. this all comes as moscow celebrates its victory day holiday with an annual military show at this year's event was scaled back significantly, there was no flyover and a noticeable shortage of tanks and armor. still that didn't stop vladimir putin from making some bizarre claims about the war, including the russia's enemies are quote collecting from around the world to fight. a real war has been unleashed ag

fighting intensifies in sudan while the us evacuate hundreds of civilians on greg palkot in >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ is for negotiations potentially in saudi arabia. greg palkot reports united nations announced this development is fighting rages on in sudan despite a ceasefire agreement. gunfire ringing out across sudan's capital on monday, despite another three day extension of cease fire. the u. n says the country's worrying generals have agreed to send representatives potentially to saudi arabia to negotiate a more stable truce. cease fires has been respect it. they have all been respected, partially and sometimes only in some locations and not in others. countries rival factions face increased calls to de escalate to allow the safe evacuation of civilians. over the weekend armed aerial drones guided to us convoys carrying hundreds of americans to suda

greg palkot ktvu fox two news, florida governor, rhonda sandals is kicking off his presidential campaigne early primary states of new hampshire and south carolina. the centers will speak at a church near devoid this evening, trying to rebound after some technical glitches overshadowed his campaign announcement on twitter last week. continue our coverage of disgraced founder of the startup theranos elizabethnimum prison sentence will bring you the latest as she continues to work to get her conviction overturned. president biden, house speaker kevin mccarthy brokered a deal to suspend the country's debt limit coming up how legislation could face a bumpy journey ahead. stepped into a texas federal prison just a little bit ago. elizabeth holmes will serve 11 years behind bars. let's continue our team coverage now really going depth by bringing in ktvu evan sernoffsky avenue were there for the whole trial, and there's been a lot of build up to today. yeah garcia. today is the final curtain for this high profile legal saga as we saw just over an hour ago, elizabeth holmesre in texas. if you re

greg palkot fox news already. we've got some pretty good rain. it depends where you are.et under one of these cells that's going off. we did have a little bit of activity today. these are some of the rain accumulations over the last couple of days like san francisco, about an inch of rain so essentially half inch a day. that's you know, that's not bad for this time of year. it's really exceptional in the winter storm. we go ahead. that's not a bad little storm and you get an inch of rain over a couple of days. san jose quarter of an inch santa rosa 3/10 of an inch um, little bit everything tonight and it continues. what i mean, it continues. this low is going to stay close enough to us that it will continue to bring the instability and the potential for showers as we go into the overnight hours and a teeny bit into tomorrow, too, but much less today was much less in terms of rain compared to yesterday. remember how there was a lot more lot more heavy rain a lot more lasted a lot longer, but we are as soon as i say that i've got pre separates him about 12 12 10th of an inc

greg palkot fox news the u.ouncil called an urgent meeting today to draw attention to human rights abuses in sudanhave died, including may civilians since theggle betweeno military generals. council members narrowly passed a motion to increase monitoring of the human rights abuses. the commissioner for human rights, accused both sides in the conflictn opposed the increased monitoring, saying the conflict is an internal affair. a number of arab and african nations voted against the measure, saying it could hamper peace peace talks. alright the dubs are still alive after taking game five chase center last night. now the focus shifts to getting another win over the lakers in l. a tomorrow night to force a game seven back at hom game five at chase center against the lakers and impressive performance. now they move on to game six. that's right. the warriors beating the lakers last night, right here at home and chase center, 1 21 to 1. oh, six. in fact, every dub starters scored double digits with the one and only ste

greg palkot has the story.ling attacks in moscow and kiev on tuesday as the war intensifies, and now the ukrainians are taking the fight to russia, reportedly launching at least eight drones targeting the russian capital. it's being called the deepest incursion into russian territory since the start of the war. most of the drones were shot down, but officials say at least two people were injured. i heard an explosion but i didn't understand. i looked out of the window and i thought maybe it's an earthquake, but then i figured out that it's a drone. at the same time, russia launching a series of drones and missiles against kiev and other locations for the 17th time this month. moscow claims it was targeting quote decision making centers in ukraine. biden says these attacks only deepen america's resolve to support the ukrainian military. it's not honored practice and that's it's just fewer. it's not unexpected . that's why we got to continually give ukraine already news. meanwhile on the diplomatic front, russia

greg palkot fox news educators back on the picket lines in oakland, coming up by some are saying commond goals should not be the goal. also an unusual find right off the coast of or game could help scientists prepared for and understand earthquakes what was located on the ocean floor after the break. there we are tracking a warm up. it's slow to get here. but not a bad day. today. tomorrow looks not too bad, but then it warms up significantly. beyond that we'll have the five day forecast. inner voice (furniture store owner):i know everything about my new furniture business... ...well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. new business? no problem. success starts with intuit quickbooks. pectin to cast a vote in the senate tomorrow, her first since february, feinstein was hospitalized and has been recovering after contracting shingles. in that time, she has missed nearly 100 votes. several of her colleagues have called for her resignation. four days of a teacher strike in oakland, affecting tens of thousands of s

but greg palkot, what more do we know about the alleged attack, greg? >> sandra, john, there is a lot of accusations, a lot of denials, striking video and consequences. russia called it an assassination attempt on vladimir putin, that ukraine was responsible and that it reserves the right to respond. video of the russian power targeted by two drones, including explosion, flames and debris went viral on social distance. ukraine denies, and says it's an excuse for russia to escalate the attack on the country. they ran video of him meeting with an official to prove it. zelenskyy, by the way was in finland meeting with leaders, also saying such an attack would contribute nothing to its own military efforts against russia. as for washington, secretary of state blinken says he cannot validate the claims. senator chris murphy saying the story was fantastic, either attack orchestrated by kyiv or maybe supporters of kyiv inside of russia or a false flag, a scheme by moscow just to antagonize ukraine even further. back to you. >> sandra: greg palkot on that for u

greg palkot, ktvu, fox two news. rotating beacon was lit up overnight in honor of military service members who died while fighting for our nation. a ceremony was held the veterans memorial building in denville last night. that ceremony started just before sunset. institutionalizing this partnering with the town of danville. to turn that beacon on your grandchildren and my grandchildren will see that beacon every memorial day. for years to come. diablo rotating beacon is also lit on veterans day and the anniversary of pearl harbor each year attributed vacaville continues to grow. it started when a former marine placed a flagpole the top of a hill offline road, then began adding more polls and flags over the years to in honor of his former classmates who were killed in vietnam. other polls have gone up to our service members and those who sacrificed their lives defending our country. you know, there's a song from mr robbins called empty chairs at empty tables. and there's a line in narrative says. all my friends, my fr

greg palkot in london with more now. greg, hello to you. >> hello.e could be looking at a real game changer in the war between russia and ukraine. never before in this 15-month conflict has a civilian area of moscow been targeted. eight drones were fired, all shot down but falling debris damaged buildings as noted in the high-end area. there were some injuries and disruptions and streets closed off. it was branded a terror attack by the kiev regime. ukraine did not take responsibility but officials in kiev did offer cryptic comments to make sure all know they aren't displeased. this comes after yet another barrage on kiev and other parts of ukraine by russia. overnight 30 more drones fired at the ukrainian capital. most shot down. one person killed along with buildings hit. the intensity of the russian assaults clearly a sign that moscow thinks this long-expected spring counter offensive could be coming soon. russia is trying to expend kiev's air defenses or rattle nerves. the drone assault on moscow has done that by all accounts. the special militar

>> bret: greg palkot in london. greg, thanks.s the 70th anniversary of the arm tis that ended the korean war. often called the for gotten war may be more aptly labeled the unfinished war. as you will see in new documentary series on fox nation the unauthorized history of the korean war, many of the challenges america now faces in asia can be traced back to the korean conflict and to issues left unresolved on that battlefield. here's an excerpt from the series. >> 24 hours after launching intercontinental missile north korea released this highland style video starring kim jong un. >> we have to understand the objective of the north korean government. >> north korean government is trying to put a pistol to uncle sam's hid. >> going forward, i do believe they could exceed my capacity. >> americans need to understand the korean war to understand korea today. >> rocket man is on a sued side mission for himself. >> and korea today is very important to the united states. >> bret: korean war cost 37,000 american lives. 800,000 chinese so

and greg palkot on where we stand right now, greg. >> neil, where we stand right now is in front of westminsterbbey where for yet another hour they have been ringing those bells. my producer simon calls it a full peal which i've never heard of, driving us up the wall, but it's part of the day of coronation. about 100 yards behind us we saw king charles and queen camilla turn up in one of those horse-drawn carriages and we knew this was something special and we knew, in fact, something that hasn't been seen here for, oh, 70 years. a lot of hubbub, pomp and circumstance, but in the middle of the ceremony when the archbishop of canterbury took that coronation crown and fitted it on king charles' head and you knew something would happen and a short time after that to show the tradition and heritage of the place you saw something else, his son and heir apparent, prince william, pledge allegiance to king charles. >> i, william, pledge and faith unto you, as for life and limb. >> they've got the si ceremony, and there was an older carriage and the crowds have been battered and buffeted by rain and win

senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live with more on this. greg. >> there were a lot of accusations and denials flying around. some very wild video and potentially dangerous consequences. russia saying it was a drone attack overnight on the kremlin calling it an assassination attempt on russian president vladimir putin that ukraine was responsible and they reserve the right to respond. video of the symbol of russian power being targeted by two drones including flames, explosions, debris, circulated on social media but unverified. ukraine denies it had anything to do with it. a pretext for russia to escalate to increase its war against ukraine. they say putin was unharmed by the alleged attack and at his residence away from the kremlin. they ran video of him today meeting with officials to prove it. the government of zelensky who was in finland saying such an attack would add nothing to its own military efforts against russia. as for washington, harris, secretary of state blinken saying he can't validate any of the claims adding anything coming

senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has the latest tonight. >> reporter: panic on the streetse hearts of globals. rare the time missile brush mostly when it away by ukrainian defenses. leaving some death and destruction. and forcing thousands to seek shelter in the same -- and safety. >> it can become very dangerous outside. debris can fall on him. >> reporter: after two consecutive nights of assaults including the biggest wave of iranian-made drones in the war. 16 this month alone. all this ahead of a much expected counteroffensive by ukraine. >> take a look at the amount of forces that they have trained up over the last several months and the amount of. >> that the west has given them. it is entirely possible that ukraine could have some local sixes and some smaller areas. >> reporter: the u.s. supplying a portion of that military equipment and a. a special memorial day message. >> we will always be grateful to the u.s. and every american' extorting her support. >> reporter: support still backed by a lot of people including south carolina senator lindsey graham. he said in a

greg palkot picks up the story live in london. let's begin a new hour with you.a, remarkable story. remarkable if it's true. remarkable if it's not true. let's go through the he said/she said on this attack. russia claiming

senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is in london with the latest tonight. >> it was a strikingmage. the symbol of russian power, the kremlin said to be under attack. video on social media of two drones aimed at the complex overnight intercepted by air defenses. the kremlin claims ukraine was to blame for the alleged attack and russian president vladimir putin was in the sights. they said, in part, we view these actions as a planned terrorist attack and an assassination attempt targeting the president. russia reserves the right to take counter measures wherever and whenever it deems appropriate. putin said to be safe and not at the kremlin. there was no independent verification of any details. ukrainian officials deny they did it. claiming russia was creating a new excuse to wage even stronger war. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in neighboring finland. >> we don't attack putin or moscow. we fight on our territory. we are defending our villages and cities. >> still, there have been several attacks in russia alleged to be planned by kyiv or conducted by ukrainian sympathi

greg palkot picks up the story live in london. let's begin a new hour with you. hello. >> bill, dana, remarkable story. remarkable if it's true. remarkable if it's not true. let's go through the he said/she said on this attack. russia claiming that ukraine tried to kill vladimir putin. they said they tried to do it with a drone attack on the kremlin aimed at the presidential residence inside the kremlin. there has been video released reporting to show this incident, that is the drone attack on the kremlin, and then according to the russians, they say with their radar sophistication, they were able to shoot the drones down. you see at least one blast in this alleged video of the attack. they go on to say, in a statement coming from the state media agency tatt, that they reserve the right to respond to this in any way. branding it a terror attack. as for ukraine. ukraine says they had nothing to do with it. a senior ukrainian presidential official saying this is not the kind of thing they do. i will give you a quote from them. ukraine has nothing to do with it. we

where told the atmosphere is electric motor senior foreign affairs expert greg palkot is i london tonights and for the buckingham palace backed up by his son prince william, plus princess kate, and even charles' coronation. earlier the 74-year-old king arrived at weston sarabi for on last run through the ceremony. it is said to be modernized for the 21st century, but it is so complete with pomp and pageantr from thousands of years of wo world. first of all, it's the only place in the world you still ge to see a king is crowned. >> king charles will have a tough act to follow. mother queen elizabeth ii ruled for 70 years. charles met with attending international leaders, official and while it was clear years of training paid off. well, it's a mounting history, isn't it? in our lifetime this is the first time there's been a transition of power. others are not sure an event running $125 billion during a cost-of-living crisis is cor correct. and then there is the drama around the royals. prince harry will be attending but without making and it is hoped without controversy. have to be the sett

greg palkot joins us in london. always good to be here. >> here we go again.ing down pat right now. in buckingham palace behind us, a short while ago, king charles ii and prince william hosted a reception for royals. the 74-year-old king acted like he knew what he was doing. he's been backing up the king a long time. the king was with westminster abbey. the ceremony is modernized and streamlined but remains full of regalia, pagentry from 1,000 years of royalty. representing the u.s., first lady dr. jill biden, the president had begged off an earlier call to the king. she was greeted at number 10 downing street and greeted by the prime minister. we were in the crowd and americans were well-represented. there was an encampment of folks from the stakes with a ringside seat for it all. here's a bit of what they told us. >> you love it? >> i love it. >> a moment in history. >> we're here for the coronation. once in a lifetime event. >> and according to reports, martha, yes, prince harry is here without meghan and perhaps without a lot of the drama with that. waitin

let's bring in greg with talcote want -- greg palkot, your thoughts as the -- >> reporter: amazing stuff all of the pomp and circumstance, when that main coronation crown was placed on king charles' head with a bit of adjusting, you felt that the deed had been done and sometime after that the show would go on as son and heir prince william pledged his i allegiance to his father. take a listen. >> i pledge my loyalty to you and faith in truth i will bear unto you as your lead man of life and limb, so help me god. >> reporter: and that was it. regardless of all the regal touches, they did keep the program to just around two hours, shorter than the last time, and those involved could breathe a sigh of relief except it wasn't, as you know, over yet. the ride back for the newly-crowned royals in a much older, slower, bumpier carriage, maybe one good reason they shortened the possession from the last coronation just under a mile and a half. and as you guys have been talking about and showing, the family balcony salute from buckingham palace that never gets old. we saw most of the gang come out