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we have kate williams, a cnn historian and royal expert. reaction to hearing this very scary incident now involving meghan and harry and the paparazzi? >> it's just terrifying and i think anyone would find themselves terrified in a situation and particularly prince harry who lost his mother in exactly the same way and before harry and meg meghan left the royal family he was afraid that she would die like his mother because she wasn't being protected or looked after. this experience for harry and this experience for meghan is totally terrifying, and i think this is going to be really significant in terms of how people think about harry and meghan. harry and meghan ever since they left the royal family, they're fair game. we can get photos of them anywhere we want and we can chase them and it makes us think. this is not acceptable. this way of getting pictures, this way of getting pictures for the global media will kill someone eventually. >> john miller just -- you might -- john miller is here wearing a microphone right now. john, obviously y

max, what i was wanting to ask as kate williams was talking about how things may have changed in terms of how much of a target they are since charles has become king. have you note -- have you heard anything in is there more concern for -- i mean, not only for the entire royal family, but for harry and david -- harry and meghan in general in being targets of the paparazzi more so since the coronation? >> no. just to the point that you were talking about just there. i am told that the pictures were taken from security a long -- along with other evidence with the whole time line and the circumstances that they've been talking about and they're very confident about what they've got and what happened here. in terms of the threat, i mean, the paparazzi is just pictures and story. they are still a huge part of the royal story and they've got their own story that they developed in the u.s., as well. people just want pictures and they lead this very private life. they do tell us when there was a big event like there was last night and the paparazzi do not get the permission to be in the places

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then prince william came behind the bar with kate _ prince william came behind the bar with kate ande that we have ready for the coronation. he was the _ we have ready for the coronation. he was the first — we have ready for the coronation. he was the first to pulled a pint. was at a decent _ was the first to pulled a pint. was at a decent pint? _ was the first to pulled a pint. was at a decent pint? it was _ was the first to pulled a pint. was at a decent pint? it was amazing. | was the first to pulled a pint. was i at a decent pint? it was amazing. we would love to — at a decent pint? it was amazing. we would love to chat _ at a decent pint? it was amazing. we would love to chat more, _ at a decent pint? it was amazing. we would love to chat more, but - at a decent pint? it was amazing. we would love to chat more, but there i would love to chat more, but there is things going on in the palace. i will go back to my colleague in the studio. thank you very much. bernie there. i gather that there are lots of things going on, a busy morning, afternoon. handing back to you. it afternoon.

he spent some of it greeting people outside the palace along with prince william and princess kate. the king, william, kate, accompanied by the king's cyst earthquake, princess anne had lunch with the prime minster and other visiting dignitaries. coaches pulling the royal coach tomorrow got a workout today accompanied by footmen through hyde park. and hampshire southwest of the city, members of the household division rehearsed for their role. like the royals, this is a family business. some of the soldiers following in the footsteps of parents and grandparent who is marched for queen elizabeth and king george vi. a look at a coronation chair. he'll be anointed by the archbishop of canterbury. you've heard the phrase, the crown jewels. here they are. and of course here for all the royal pageantry, thousands of his subjects, britains from all over london, the uk, the commonwealth, and even some of us colonials waiting for a moment, a brush with history. among some of the people camping out tonight, hoping to get a great view tomorrow, what are some of the people telling you? richard? >

fÉlix: allÍ vemos a william, en la parte izquierda del balcÓn esta william y kate. >> de lo que pudo de la familia real. fÉlix: en ese balcÓn hay un rey y dos futuros reyes. >> te escuchamos, marÍa antonieta. marÍa: es la continuidad, es la historia allÍ ven coronados por primera vez a un rey y una reina desde que fuera la reina madre isabel y el rey jorge vi, es decir, los abuelos el rey carlos iii. no habÍa rey y reina, recordemos que el duque de edimburgo, el prÍncipe felipe, no fue rey consorte. puede haber reina consorte. allÍ tienen ustedes esta imagen que se dio a las 2:25 de la tarde. la incÓgnita, es probablemente aÚn esa palabra, una incÓgnita. no sabemos si habrÁ vuelo sobre el cielo lluvioso londinense, pero a la gente no le importa. la gente estÁ feliz, estÁ compartiendo, han vivido este momento, han esperado este momento y lo tienen. hay nuevas fotos para ese balcÓn de palacio de buckingham, hay nueva familia, todo es nuevo y la historia se estÁ escribiendo. lo ven coronados. la foto para la posteridad, y nosotros, estamos siendo testigos junto a ustedes de lo que la hi

. >> there's kate and william in their coach. >> we'll see the members of the royal family following retire once -- once he was in the church, but actually he wasn't retire for a very long period. >> he's definitely looking outside and waving to the crowd now. >> and he left and he was brought back in. there are images already going viral of him yawning during one of the moments. a lot of people also talking about princess charlotte and how impeccably she's behaved as well. she really steps up to these moments. a remarkable day for prince george to be witnessed holding part of his grandfather's -- >> you've got to remember he's 9 years old. and i think for me the emotional moment was the two moments when william presented himself to his father and when he kissed his father and pulled back as he pledged allegiance. you could see the emotion on charles' face because he has to hand all of that over to william one day. so this was all reguilded in 1977. >> it's also interesting prince charles as he was has been the longest ever king in waiting, royal in waiting, 70 years. he's the oldest

is a sacred relief of scotland , centuries have been crowned on it monarchs and, as historian kate williamss, for 1000 years, the place of the ceremony remains unchanged. the oldest coronation in westminster abbey , which we are sure of, dates back to 1066. it was william the conqueror since then. monarchs have been crowned here. charles tracy crowns his wife camilla as the queen of the concert, the last time this happened in 1937, the coronation of charles iii will differ from the ceremony of elizabeth ii, the big difference will be in the duration the coronation of elizabeth the second lasted four hours. the coronation of charles will be about one and a half hours. he will also have a shorter coronation procession. charles and camila decided not only to shorten the route compared to the coronation of elizabeth the second, but to go to westminster abbey in a more convenient way on the newest carriages of the royal family, at the same time the abbeys are still crowded in the state golden made back in the 18th century and in both directions they will be accompanied by the military the corona

kate williams is also with this historian.atching this again. it's incredible to see that stagecoach which was -- fascinating, in that state coach, london bits of nelson's victory, bits of kensington palace. it's a lot of history in that coach. that's what we see all day. bits of history. it is an amazing day for historians. in the future, historians will look back on this day and say what it means about charles. it is a great day of history and such a significant. moment >> sovereigns escorts that have been protecting the king while he travels around the world's in 16 60, since the time that child affected. and >> those are the horse men who are with the king and queen. now they have had that role for hundreds of. yes it's a real honor. this is a cavalry. there will be part of the profession on the way back. for this moment, this is the first glimpse of 2%, who have been camping there all week. >> camping out with them this morning, matthew, i think their budget passed by. you [crowd chanting] >> you get a sense of what it is

. >>> let's bring in kate williams. you know, kate, if you read harry's pretty recent memoir, a lot of it is on the paparazzi, how these treated his mother, how they treated him, his brother, people he dated, certainly his wife. i want to listen to a bit of that. >> every single time i hear a click, a flash, it sttake me straight back. so, in that respect, it's twors reminder of her life, not the best. one of the hardest things to come to -- were the same people that were taking photographs of her while she was still dying in the backseat of the car. >> it's hard not to hear this most recent event in manhattan without thinking of what he has said and what has happened in his family, kate. >> yes, brianna, it immediately takes us back to 1997, when diana died in the paris tunnel. as harry said, the last thing she was were flash bulbs in her face. interestingly, he spoke to oprah, his biggest memory was her trying to drive her car with harry and william in the back, and she was crying that she couldn't drive. so harry hims

ainsley: prince william and kate are not sitting down yet but they are participating in the service. yalty 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 beginning behind his wife, queen at the time. he learned to live with that and do that because country comes f

princess kate and prince william are out and about in windsor meeting royal fans.raine. hello, i'm luxmy gopal.

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william and kate, fabulous. not just for england's but the world.ue when you got more time than any other guest on this program this week. >> thanks for asking me. stuart: back to the markets. i will call a rally. the dow is up 478 points. we have a market watcher who is on that screen. you say 2023 has been pretty good so far. i agree with that. does it continue? >> we've got momentum, stocks up. every asset class has risen this year. we've got the dollar down, the vic's down, interest rates down, everything positive. we are ready to test it. the s&p has hailed about 4000 every single day since the 29th of march. that's more than a month. looks like we are ready to break up. stuart: breakout on the upside? >> breakout on the upside. what is important how the market hasn't reacted since march 9th when the bank issue started. markets are up 5%. the vic's is half of what it was. a lot of positives in spite of that which ended up being a unique break that was not managed properly. stuart: apple's iphone sales and apple stock this morning is up $7, giga

and that includes prince william and kate, we do expect the prince and princess of wales to enter at a key role in today's ceremony, including a moment where he will kneel before his father. he will pay homage to his father. and of course, george, as you were mentioning, has a key role and that key role is back to, as the king and queen, on the website, she is already now the queen, queen camilla, as they come out, you will see the extent of their lined robes and those robes pages of honor to help carry four pages yet, one of whom actually has broken his arm, one of camilla's page boys has broken his arm, so he is going to struggle helping to carrie the robes. >> i think it is a sling worn by welcome the conquerer. [ laughter ] >> yes, and encrusted maybe. >> like any big event, there will be things that are unplanned and unanticipated. but here we have the moment of arrival, by king charles and queen camilla. ♪ ♪ >> there's a moment of humanity in something like this as well, where you imagine it can't be easy to step out of the carriage like that, in high heels and royal robes. >>

. >> reporter: reddish scholars andrews, kate williams, helen carr and robert lacey came ready for that debate and more. >> their queens monarchy was the height of the monarchy. >> queen elizabeth was a life well lived. >> in terms of such impact and world influence my talking about so much things are changing. >> the internet, social media, everything has become so much more global and young people that are growing up in that world and connected well are starting to ask bigger questions. >> i don't really get it. i don't wish them any harm. they are fine. >> reporter: how do you feel about the monarchy? >> i think of the history because i'm from ghana. i think of the colonization and things like that. >> at its height, a century ago, the british empire was the largest and most powerful the world had ever seen. >> reporter: king george the fifth world over 74 countries and territories counting 458 million people as his subjects. >> we are all in flux in this country between do we acknowledge the royalty, the empire, how much it has made this tiny country the richest and most powerful co

a short time later, william and kate disappearfrom sight later, william and kate disappear from sight on saturday but things are looking up for sunday, it is going to be the best day of the coronation weekend. it is going to be drier and warmer, possibly the warmest day of the year so far but by the time we get to monday, we are back into cloud and wet weather too. this is the cloud that will bring the rain from the atlantic on monday. but in between two weather systems for sunday, hence that drier theme, in between this band of wet weather coming in from the atlantic and the wet weather we had earlier on moving out to the north sea. so, dry, by the time we get to sunday morning, temperatures 9—11 c, it could be cloudy with a bit of mist and fog around, the sunshine will get to work on that, lengthy spells of sunshine developing. towards the end of the morning maybe the odd shower breaking out across scotland, drifting in two eastern parts of england, further west likely to stay dry with many places having a dry day the sunshine. it will be warmer, 19 in glasgow, 18 in belfast, top te

lots of people utterly starstruck by the fact that kate and william were here.re was a tender moment between catherine in one little royal fan. between catherine in one little royalfan. broadcast between catherine in one little royal fan. broadcast these between catherine in one little royalfan. broadcast these pictures live on bbc news at the time. she is under such pressure, keep to move along the line but she spent quite a lot of time with his little girl who came overwhelms at meeting her. kate found out that she was appearing in one of the performances this evening and she was incredibly nervous apparently she talked to her about what a greatjob she was sure she was going to do. and how to overcome her nerves and something that she experienced all of the time as well. some of the nervousness and it was really reassuring. what other thing had to point out is a moment that i also saw. with this. this is a return of the king, or gannett coronation l and william a right to create a family who had a picnic blanket and all of their food in it that said that this

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william and his wife, kate, travelled to the dog and duck on the tube and they both ordered a pint ofwhy we are talking about that is because the coronation is coming up. not long to go at all now. this is a site you will all recognise, buckingham palace with it looks like a going past at the moment! so all the planning and preparation happening, we don't hide anything here! absolutely necessary, of course, to have all kind of services ready to go because so many people are expecting to be in and around buckingham palace this weekend. it is pretty busy of course, you see there are people already there, just wanting to be a part of it, even if not much is happening right now. but it won't be long before the pomp and pageantry gets under way this weekend and just through those gates that are there that we can see, we will see the carriages, we will see the king as they leave there and all head down to westminster abbey, not far away. they will go down the mall and through the bottom of westminster square, down whitehall to the service in westminster abbey and they will make pretty much

. >> along with max, we have kate williams. it is about maternity or tradition? >> it's about both. the starting point was king edgars coronation. i'm checking the date. nine 73. that's where they build from. and so what they want to do is be true to that, be true to the queens coronation, so someone's watching the queens coronation will recognize what they see on saturday, but also making it relevant to some one of indians descent, for example. but going back to the queen's father's coronation, their revolution was inviting for members of the working classes to attend. >> that was the big. thing >> if you look at what's happening on saturday, that's going to be a big transformation. it's not just going to be lords and ladies. even the queen's coronation was, you know, you had to be related to someone to be invited. it will be open to public servants, all sorts of different people, young, people crucially, first person is going to meet his young boy, that's really symbolic, bringing young people in, but also essentially to what is essentially a sacred christian event. there will be

. >> and along with max foster tonight, we're joined by senior royal historian kate williams.is there an attempt to sort of make this more modern, or is this all about tradition? >> it's about both. so speaking of people in the palace, their starting point was king edgar's coronation. i'm checking the dates, 973. that's where they built from. so what they want to do is be true to that, be true to the queen's coronation. so someone watching the queen's coronation will recognize what they see on saturday, but also making it relevant to a young teenager who may be from indian descent, for example. going back to the queen's father's coronation, their revolution was inviting four members of the working classes to attend. that was them opening it up. >> that was the big thing. >> if you look at what's happening on saturday, there is going to be a big transformation. it's not going to be just lords and ladies. even the queen's coronation, you had to be related to someone to be invited. it will be open to public servants, all sorts of different people. young people crucially. the firs

prince william and kate are inside that pub doing a bit of a walkabout. that pub are prince william and his wife kate. they have arrived a few minutes ago. this visit is a pre—coronation visit. they are coming to this pub in london because they are curious to see exactly how this pub in soho is celebrating the coronation of king charles. as i mentioned earlier, the coronation is well under way in terms of preparation around london. as prince william and kate walk around that pub, just a few miles away from where i am. you can see some overhead shots of the pub in soho. where the prince of wales and his wife are currently. we have a helicopterjust moving around. you can see people waiting for for the couple to exit. preparations under way in london. here in westminster abbey, i have been here for a few hours. already i have seen banners being put up. i have seen people painting those lamps behind me. lots of tourists. a little bit earlier i saw the king himself. king charles, was here earlier, he drove in to the abbey and drove out again. we believe he cam

. >> british scholars kate williams, helen karr, and robert lacy came ready for that debate and more. >> the queen's monarchy was the high water mark of monarchy. >> queen elizabeth was a life well lived. >>w we'll never have monarchy i'll say again in terms of such impact and such world influence and talked about so much. i think things are definitely changing. >> over the last century with the advent of the internet, social media, everything has become so much more global. and i think young people who are growing up in that world, that very connected world are starting to ask bigger questions. >> i don't really get it. and i don't really see the point anymore. i don't wish them any harm. they're -- they're fine. just, i don't want to be part of it. >> how do you feel about the monarchy? >> i think of the history, because i'm from ghana, so i kind of think of the colonization and things like that. >> at its height a century ago, the british empire was the largest and most powerful the world had ever seen. king george v ruled over 74 countries and territories counting 458 million peop

. >> i want you to stay with us and bring in the cnn kate williams and bezisha.ion was back in 1953. give us a the big picture. how significant is this moment? >> this is enormously significant. unless you are in your late 70s, you are not going to have any kind of living memory of the previous coronation. you will know the coronation only through that very silvery black and white footage of the y queen, and it will look to you like an image of england that is so long gone. the post-war period of trying to rebuild, trying to ask yourself, ask the nation, what kind of great britain do we want. we are coming into this coronation with a certain amount of pomp. also so many questions around what does the monarchy stand for, what is the relationship between the splender and grand we're going to see tomorrow. >> when you look at the way king charles is putting on this coronation, does that signal how he plans to actually rule? >> yes. this coronation is both historic, it dates back to one of the first crowns in 1066, and before that in 973, all these aspects of taking

protesters reading william and kate in jamaica in spring.h countries has failed to remove king charles as their head of state by 2025. >> they are doing -- >> that is something we never shared in. so for us in jamaica, the monarchy is a harsh reminder for the unfortunate past. >> there is no better example of the first thing you will see in the coronation. in the flipside of that, you also have poverty. the legacy of the empire is deep poverty in the black and brown -- and wealth in the white part of the world. >> byron: they visited canada. reflecting on bridgeman's mistreatment of the indigenous people there. >> we must find new ways to come to terms with the darker and more difficult aspects of the past. acknowledging reconciling and striving to do better. >> byron: barbados was the latest country to sever its ties to the crown. declaring itself a republican 2021 and removing the queen as its head of state. charles attended the transition ceremony. >> from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocity of slippery -- slavery >> b

let's bring in cnn historian kate williams and the editorial director at "people" magazine. wow, wa a day. kate, you first. what do we think the royal family is doing right now? because scott just said the flag is not up, which means they're kn not really there, so what are they doing about now? >> what a day. i mean, all of this iconic history, the first coronation for over 70 years, and it's one that charles has been waiting for his whole life. he was crowned once before and vested vested as prince of wales in 1968, and then he was overshadowed by his mother and then princess diana, then his children. today was all about him, a charles expect cool. what are we doing now? they had a reception. it was a busy day. they've been out meeting the crowds. and i think that king charles and camilla have moved to the house and the prince and princess are probably headed home. there was no big coronation banquet, no family gathering. this really was, after the balcony wave, it was thanks and good-bye. >> michelle, there were a lot of high points, so many memorable moments. bottom line

he is the longest wait for coronation of any heir, and it also obviously moves william and kate to thatpot of heir. now william will be living the life charles lived all these years. the big question is how can they sustain this? he is trying to sort of blend the modern and the traditional. we are gonna see deep ritual that is a thousand years old, and i think it is going to be very interesting from an historic perspective to watch this tomorrow morning. he has to try to bring this country along with him into the modern age in a way that respects the tradition of it, but also, you know, allows them to meet him where they are. it is a tricky thing he is trying to pull off here. we will see how deft he is at doing this, harris. >> it is interesting. his mother was known worldwide for solving problems, and we're gonna have to see if he is that same kind of a problem solver because the commonwealth has kind of come apart. some of those countries may decide to leave with those that are left, and so what he'll have to do to keep that commonwealth together is one of those decision that's he wi

for some reason, kate and william turned up late. it's a coronation. how do you turn up late? >> i know. >> seriously? >> in fairness, traffic. >> seriously. in the running order, the order of service, the prince and princess of wales, kate and william to you, are meant to be sitting there in their seats when the king comes up the abbey in his procession. no kate and william. we don't know what happened. anyway, they roll up. the king gets in his carriage and has to sit there twiddling his thumbs. >> a power mover, i like it. >> it is a power move. he's saying, you'll be dead in a few years. i'm going to be king. he shouldn't be saying that on his dad's coronation. >> joe! >> that's what he was saying. >> that's a male response. i'm sorry. >> it's a nikki haley response. >> they have three small children and one of the children, something went wrong. don't you think, mika? little prince had a hissy fit. every working parents' nightmare, that's what happened. >> mika was saying to me, she was saying, oh, did charles, like, did charles have a hissy fit? everybody says that charle

princess kate and prince william are out and about in windsor meeting royal fans. meanwhile, festive big lunches are held across the country — thousandsjoin in, inluding the first lady of the us and the british prime minister. the un's nuclear watchdog has called for immediate action to prevent the threat of a severe accident at the zaporizhzhia power plant in ukraine. hello, i'm luxmy gopal. thank you forjoining us. celebrations for king charles�*s coronation are continuing across the uk today, ahead of a special concert at windsor castle this evening. around 20,000 people are expected to gather to watch artists including lionel ritchie, katy perry and take that. numerous street parties across britain are also expected to take place for what's being called "the coronation big lunch". some of these will be attended by members of the royal family. these are images from earlier with the prince and princess of wales, catherine and william, who were attending winning the events in windsor. it was a surprise appearance from any of the crowds because it was not something

. >> there's kate and william in their coach. >> so we'll see how the members of the royal family followliam with their children. louis made it through most of the ceremony. >> it was to retire once he was in the church, but he wasn't for a long period. >> he's definitely waving to the crowd now. >> he left. he was brought back in. there are images going viral of him yawning during one of the moments. a lot of people also talking about princess charlotte and how impeccably she behaved as well. she always really steps up to these moments. >> a remarkable day for prince george to be witnessing holding part of his grandfather's remembrance. >> for me, the most emotional moment. it was the two moments when william presented hims to his father. when he kissed his father and pulled back as he pledged allegiance, you can see the emotion on charles' face. he has to hand all over that over to william one day. >> so this was all reguilded in 1977 for the queen's silver jubilee. >> it's also interesting that, look, prince charles, as he was, has been the longest ever king in waiting, royal in waiti

been engaged some of the activities that the royalfamily has been engaged in this week, we saw kate and williamthe elizabeth line. clearly, a very considered decision, going to a very considered decision, going to a pub to pull a point. how much do those little details matter? £31 those little details matter? of course the matter. this is a well rehearsed choreography. there is this sort of balance that has to be struck between being populist and for charles, it is an opportunity for charles, it is an opportunity for him to strike his personality. we as a nation want to go to extraordinary scenes of all those people being cute who paid pilgrimage to the late queen. it wasn't that long ago where all those events that surrounded it gripped the world. so, you are coming out of it now. and the royal family took a bit of a battering. there is a dissonance. there was a slight disruption in the folds, particularly with harry and megan and their identification of what they felt. we had the spare, this visceral book that really has cast a bit of a shadow. this is their moment now to establish their bran

went off without a hitch with perhaps one very small hiccup that prince charles arrived before william and kateot of people watching at home wouldn't have noticed or would not have cared either. one thing to mention is that things have been so orderly. obviously a lot of planning has gone into this. even i've been struck by the crowds who lined the mall who were there invited to come down here to buckingham palace to witness the famous wave from the balcony that we saw. things were incredibly orderly. on the balcony, perhaps controversially, prince harry was not included in that. obviously he's here for the coronation. i asked everyone about that afterwards. most seep seemed to acknowledge difficult a decision prince charles had to include him or no. it seemed to be a no-win situation no matter what. >> as for the lateness, anyone with small kids understands what prince william and princess kate must be dealing with. salma, you are still among the throngs of people there. what are you hearing from folks who represent so many generations? >> reporter: what's amazing is that people are still maki

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there were a lot of magic moments at that, people absolute loving william and kate and they stayed for a while as well. but also to soaking up while as well. but also to soaking up the atmosphere here in windsor and now we are watching this 20,000 people as the just cute getting ready for the big night because as we've mentioned, it is going to be star—studded event with lionel richie headlining, katie. as well. so it is all of course going to be broadcast here from windsor from the east lawn where it is taking place —— katy perry. i'm pleased to say that we will have someone attending the concert this evening who was also at the coronation yesterday so what's rusted talk about, with tessa who is from the prince's countryside fund, plus a start about yesterday how was it? it fund, plus a start about yesterday how was it?— fund, plus a start about yesterday how was it? . , ., ., how was it? it was amazing we were so lucky to — how was it? it was amazing we were so lucky to go _ how was it? it was amazing we were so lucky to go i _ how was it? it was amazing we were so lucky to go i was

from to walk about yesterday on the mile by the king and by the prince and princess of wales, kate and william one was to describe it as the best day of her life, and i was a little early this morning meeting and greeting people arriving in green park not far, far from where i'm standing. this is what they have to say. what does it mean to you to be why? because because i think with the royal families. right. so yeah, show you support. yeah, we might not live long enough to come to the next is how long? exactly. it may lead to long thinks of the country, especially at this time, the amount of who is popular in canada. you know, it's always a good question because we have lots of different people for me or not, you know, for one or 2, but still it's more up to you is us. so things we choose our union in canada. we then reserve on the side of the see the nation over to that stand by somebody. the and dana, we mentioned briefly earlier that there are some people who don't, but even the pumpkin pageantry and, and don't necessarily want st. charles is that king, but it seems that this morning they,

i'm a big fan of princess sophie — and kate and william, we didn't see them yet.cited to see the king and the gold carriage, definitely, yeah. and who do you want to see most? king charles and... meghan markle? no, no, no, no, no. well, i think king charles and camelia. _ playful music plays how long are you going to be camping out for? well, i'm not sure but we'll definitely be here for the coronation day. and you've got a playhouse... yeah. you've got all your stuff — can you show us what you've got there? well, i've been reading a lot and we've been playing with my sisters. well, this is our playhouse now, so we're having really a lot of fun. you've got lots of great stuff here! yeah. what are you enjoying the most? well, just enjoying being here and seeing all the people. i think the main reason that i do it is because i have a few friends who are true royalists and they encouraged me to come with them and it's better fun when you're with friends. and what fun you have — we heard you giggling away in the tent. that's constant! chuckles and what are you most lo

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lots of people utterly starstruck by the fact that princess kate and william were here and there was der moment between catherine and one little royal family. we brought testes pictures live on peeps and is the time and she's under such pressure, kate to move along the line but she spent quite a long time with this little girl who became overwhelmed at beating her and she found out, kate that she was appearing in one of the performances this evening and she was incredibly nervous so apparently she talked to her about what a great job she was sure she was going to do and how to overcome her nerves. and she's something i experience all the time as well. nervousness and it was really reassuring. 0ne time as well. nervousness and it was really reassuring. one other thing at the point out is a moment that i also saw with this. this is a return of the king, or gannett coronation l and william a right to create a family who had a picnic blanket and all of theirfood in it family who had a picnic blanket and all of their food in it that said that this has been especially rude for the king here

charles went to one side of the mall while william and kate went to the other.continued to camp out despite the london rain, to save a spot on the procession route. let's go live now to bbc correspondent louisa pilbeam at the mall in london. it's good to see you. we thought everyone would be asleep getting ready for the big day, we understand you have been talking to some people. yes, i thought everyone would be asleep as well, so i've been surprised. there are thousands of people down here, and many are awake. there are tenants by the side of me and they are sleeping, so i won't be too loud. but i have some wonderful ladies here who has made friends. i have lisa and peggy. now, peggy, you are from canada, and then lisa you are from wales. he sat down and you've got a friendship now. for sure. absolutely. that's what we are here for, to experience it, learn about everybody and meet new people. i've been so surprised at the atmosphere, perhaps i shouldn't be, because it is so friendly. you've got foil. what does all this about? it's stay warm. a chill comes up ev

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kate. in the words of a famous monarch loving bostonian. the british are coming! you be! the trip is william kate first time in the u.s. in eight years. it's such a big deal royal staffers are calling at their super bowl. mom, they are really pandering to the americans. this voyage is our super bowl. our toyota-thon, are nathan's hot dog eating contest. and so we raise our big gulps brimming with light cola and ranch dressing. tom hanks. [applause] upon their arrival, the prince and princess will be greeted by mayor michelle wu and caroline kennedy and of course boston's royal couple, mark wahlberg in "the departed" and mark wahlberg in "ted." we've got a great show for you to make. my guess stark sally field and journalist maria ressa but when we come back, another installment of my text segment, cyborgasm. stick around. >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by allstate. you're in good hands. sparks are gonna fly. foster is trying to look cool, things are about to heat up. uh-oh. darn it, kyle! and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, you could end up