presiding bishop michael currie... a preacher, 110w bishop michael currie.... that service... it was all of us. people from different nationalities, different races, different ethnicities. different worlds. those two people, their love brought a variety of worlds together. you were quoted, you quoted doctor martin luther king at the very heart of the british establishment. and it is historical associations with things like colonialism and slavery. we all have history, we all have a past. 0ur task now is to figure out how do we love each other in such a way that we can actually change the world around us. bishop michael is capitalising on his celebrity by taking his message of god's transformative love to the white house later today where he says there is a crisis of moral leadership. particularly in the way donald trump treats his political opponents. we can agree and disagree but i have to love you. i cannot demonise you, i cannot dismiss you. i cannot treat you as something less than a child of god. even in our disagreements, i have got to relate to you as t

michael curry, i am sure not sure saint james preacher, michael curry, i am sure not sure saintjamesanything of that site before, certainly not that length. but it was impeccable, even the bridesmaids and pageboy is fulfilled the role without a blemish. the interesting thing is that this couple really does offer the potential to reach audiences that might not instinctively identify with this traditional institution, the monarchy. they are keen to do that, particularly with a commonwealth element. they will be in australia for the invictus games is in the autumn but tonight i imagine they are feeling very pleased and relieved that it all went so smoothly and successfully.” relieved that it all went so smoothly and successfully. i am sure they are, thank you very much indeed. now, with a round—up of the other day's news — over to kate silverton in the studio. thanks, fiona, yes, a brief look then at some of the day's other news stories. and in cuba, officials say they've retrieved the black box of the boeing 737, which crashed on take—off from havana airport yesterday, killing 110 peop

reverend michael curry, the presiding bishop... man right there, presiding bishop michael curry... a preacher, now the most sought—after interviewee on american television. amen! that service, it was all of us, it was people from different nationalities, different races, different ethnicities, a different world. those two people, their love, brought a variety of worlds together. you were quoting dr martin luther king at the very heart of the british establishment, and its historical associations with things like colonialism and slavery. we all have history, we all have a past. and our task now is to figure out how do we love each other in such a way that we can actually change the world around us? please, i have to take a... bishop michael is capitalising on his celebrity by taking his message of god's transformative love to the white house later today, where he says there's a crisis of moral leadership, particularly in the way donald trump treats his political opponents. we can agree and disagree, but i've got to love you. i can't

reverend michael curry, the presiding bishop...ry... a preacher, now the most sought—after interviewee on american television. amen! that service, it was all of us, it was people from different nationalities, different races, different ethnicities, different worlds. those two people, their love, brought a variety of worlds together. you were quoting dr martin luther king at the very heart of the british establishment — and its historical associations with things like colonialism and slavery. we all have history, we all have a past. and our task now is to figure out how do we love each other in such a way that we can actually change the world around us? please, i have to take a... bishop michael is capitalising on his celebrity by taking his message of god's transformative love to the white house, where he says there's a crisis of moral leadership, particularly in the way donald trump treats his political opponents. we can agree and disagree, but i've got to love you. i can't demonise you, i can't dismiss you, i can't treat you as s

bishop michael curry on that historic sermon and what the reaction says about britain, its royal family and the church. good evening and welcome to the program. i'mchristian ahmae amanpour. that would be in return for a list of tough new demands. in his first major speech, the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo today piled on the pressure, what he called tehran's maligned behaviobehavi. two weeks after pulling out of the iran nuclear deal, pompeo said iran could only get sanctions relief again if it agrees to 12 more demands. including pulling its forces out of syria, ending support for rebels in yemen, halting development of ballistic missiles and zero iranian enrichment. the iranian president said no one would accept the united states deciding on behalf of the whole world. the u.s. wants the backing of its european allies. pompeo acknowledges that will be tough. >> we understand that our reimposition of sanctions and the pressure campaign on the iranian regime will pose financial and economic difficulties for a number of our friends. i know they may decide to try and keep their old n

the archbishop of canterbury justin welby led today's service while american bishop, michael curry gavehe meaning of love. earlier they spoke about today's service. to people in love and communicating with each other, sometimes with words and without. you could see that. if you can visually see a relationship, we saw that. and it was contagious in the room. you could feel it in the church. and people were happy. they were happy and joyful. and thankful. you know what? we need somejoy in and joyful. and thankful. you know what? we need some joy in this world. we do! someone said to me afterwards, at the reception, they said, that was so stunning. i want to go and do the vows again, me and my husband. they were so captivated by that sense of love and of love with a purpose, butjust selfish love, not sentimental stuff but love with a purpose, to change the world. you could tell from the reaction of the crowd, that wonderful moment when they exchanged the violence and that was unscripted. you heard this rumourfrom outside. that was unscripted. you heard this rumour from outside. what do we

reverend michael curry,... since returning to new york, his feet have not touched the ground.oted, you quoted dr martin luther king at the very heart of the british establishment and its historical associations with things like colonialism and slavery. we all have history, we all have a past. 0ur task now is to figure out how do we love each other in such a way that we can actually change the world around us. bishop michael is capitalising on his celebrity by taking his message of god's transformative love to the white house later today where he says there is a crisis of moral leadership. particularly in the way donald trump treats his political opponents. we can agree and disagree but i have to love you. i cannot demonise you, i cannot dismiss you. i cannot treat you as something less than a child of god. even in our disagreements, i have got to relate to you as the beloved member and one of the children of god. given saturday's global television audience, bishop michael preached to the largest congregation of his life. he says he is not seeking stardom, only the opportunity

i was going to say, he sounds like a good egg, but he's called michael curry, sub apps not an appropriateer, meghan markle, or whatever her name will be, princess something whatever. .. whatever her name will be, princess something whatever... she will be windsor, won't she? she wanted to have a rainbow of people at her wedding because we have been hideously white for too long. hideously white! i think it's a good idea. a different humanity. we have meghan markle on the front of the sunday times, and she has told the palace that she is a hugger. i'm american and i hug, end of story. what's wrong with hugging? the younger generation, i think it's wonderful, they all hug each other. all the time, endlessly. look at ruth's face. it's great. i will hug you before i leave. she can't resist! what's wrong with it? it's showing warmth, which we don't normally expect from the royal family. i think it's fantastic. normally expect from the royal family. ithink it's fantastic. how was that? sincerely. we are too young to remember, but apparently when the queen came back from australia when charles wa

the sunday times takes that quote from bishop michael currie," there is power in love".apel by storm. he was the star of the show. there was something in the theatrics of it, he was revelling in the moment. he was certainly engaging and charismatic. slightly split views on him. lots of people listening on radio thought that it went on a bit too long. he did say at one point, we got to get your married. that was possibly the thing that defined it has a different sort of wedding, because it did feel a bit like an old southern preacher, really. it was. it absolutely was. ironically, despite the fact america has that separation between church and state, it isa separation between church and state, it is a much more openly religious country. and he was talking about jesus and talking about some very religious attitudes that he has, and i think it was marmite was on people in the uk. they loved it, orthey felt it was a bit out of ways. personally i loved it. i thought it was enjoyable to watch. meghan seemed to enjoy it very much. i loved the references to doctor martin luther

i think michael michael curry deserves a bit ofa think michael michael curry deserves a bit of a shutoutrovided one of the highlights of the wedding. i don't think that windsor has seen anything like him! i was worried about those candles coming over. he was extraordinary. a lot of the images here are the reactions from the members of the royal family and this is what kind of amused many people yesterday watching was their stifled smiles and giggles. some of them had better poker faces than others! zara phillips's poker—faced perhaps isn't the best. camila duchess of cornwall perhaps not best poker—faced. whereas the duchess of cambridge has a slightly more serious look on her face. it was a beautiful speech, very un— expect it, quite long, lots of rattling. passionate. yes! i thought it was a highlight. as much as we talk about funny looking at people ‘s reactions that it was a really significant moment yesterday because that signified how inclusive yesterday's ceremony felt with the choir, the preacher, the diversity of the guest is, oprah, serena, idris elba, it was something i haven'

the breakout star of the ceremony was episcopal presiding bishop michael curry. >> imagine this worldlove is the way, unselfish, sacrificial. when love is the way, then no child will go to bed hungry. soledad: now the bishop is in washington, d.c. on a new mission. he's trying to heal the extreme political partisanship that he says is threatening the soul of the nation. he is joining church elders from different and nominations as part of a new movement called "reclaiming jesus." it is so nice to have you with us. we are going to get to the reclaiming jesus movement, but first, i want to ask about the royal wedding. what kind of feedback have you been getting on your sermon? it lasted 14 minutes. some people complained that that was a little long. bishop curry: folk were gracious, really. by and large, people were just kind. i was a parish priest for a long time, and i used to get quick ratings from congregations. it was immediate usually in the congregation. you could tell if they were asleep, it wasn't going anywhere. soledad: we loved it. the letter you wrote, we are deeply concern

reverend michael curry, the presiding bishop... those two people, their love, brought a variety of worlds together. you were quoting dr martin luther king at the very heart of the british establishment — and its historical associations with things like colonialism and slavery. we all have history, we all have a past. and our task now is to figure out how do we love each other in such a way that we can actually change the world around us? please, i have to take a... bishop michael is capitalising on his celebrity by taking his message of god‘s transformative love to the white house, where he says there‘s a crisis of moral leadership, particularly in the way donald trump treats his political opponents. we can agree and disagree, but i‘ve got to love you. i can‘t demonise you, i can‘t dismiss you, i can‘t treat you as something less than a child of god — that even in our disagreements i‘ve got to relate to you as the beloved, one of the beloved children of god. given saturday‘s global television audience, bishop michael preached to th

bishop michael curry brought >>me chicago flavor to the royal wedding.nathan vigliotti. >> imagine this tired old world where love is-- is the way! >> reporter: in a day marked by love, he gave it soul. >> dr. martin luther king jr. once said, and i quote-- ns reporter: inspiring. amusing. singat times confusing the crowd of british aristocrats and hollywood elite, with his blend of african american spirituals-- >> you just tell the love of jesus, how he died to save us all! b, that's the balm of gilead! >> reporter: --and folksy preaching. >> we'll sit down, we gotta get y'all married. >> reporter: you took the royals and the royal to church today? >> i hope so. really do. >> reporter: bishop michael curry, of the american episcopal church, is friends with the archbishop of canterbury, who suggested to the royal couple that they include him. today's sermon was the first shme he spoke to them. >> and when you talk to the couple, when you talk to their souls, you're gonna actually stumble on and talk to some other ones along the way. e> reporter: in this

there is power in love, quoting the bishop, bishop michael curry. what you make of the sermon?ome people thought it was too long. what did you think?m and some people thought it was too long. what did you think? it was extraordinary. with everything going smoothly and according to plan that was the one thing that surprised everyone. courtesy of the sun we heard that used the word love 68 times. the whole thing went on for 13 minutes and 34 seconds. it seemed to go on for a lot longer. is that partly because you weren't expecting something like that? is nice to have surprises. everything else was so far so royal wedding and that was just extraordinary. the way that metaphor got extended and the comparison of fire and love got extended and stretched and stretched until you thought you couldn't stretch it any further. i think it was fun and will be remembered. stretch it any further. i think it was fun and will be rememberedm cause lots of hilarity in my house. we started loving it and then it just went on and on. we had a very youthful cohort and on. we had a very youthful cohort

power in lve. >> stewart: joining me now via skype from the united kingdom is the most reverend michael curry reverend, thanks for being rith us. >> glad to be with you. your message to this couple today was about the power of love, but there was definitely o messagthe rest of the world, as well. what do you hope we all took away from today's ceremony? >> well, you know, are really do hope and pray that --hat this day can be a day of renewal for all of us. and there was a couple who are deeply in love with each other and could feel and see their love on their faces and it's real and -- and they chose the text that i used from the song of solomon and it's justg interestat it comes from a part in that -- the song of solomon or songf songs is really a love poem found in the hebrew scriptures, the old testament, so that text actually beme the springboard for recognizing that the love between harry and meghan was actually tapping into areate love that isn't a matter of sentimentality but actually is a way of life ngat can chae lives and that can change social structures and n change the world and

culture and history, with a sermon about slavery, poverty and the enduring power of love by bishop michael curry, the first african american to preside over the episcopal church and a rousing gospel choir performance of the song "stand by me." >> ♪ know i won't be afraid no i won't be afraid stand long as you stand by me ♪ amy: we'll go to the u.k. for response from priya gopal and also speak with gabrielle bruney, who writes -- "the royal wedding celebrated the contributions of black britons, but it comes amid a scandal rooted in the british government's mistreatment of caribbean people." and what of those were clung for the monarchy to be abolished? we will have a discussion. then, as presidedent trump demas an investigation into whether the fbi infiltrated his presidential campaign, some democrats are doubling down calls for his impeachment. we will speak with constitutional law attorney john bonifaz. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. secretary of state mike pompeo used his first major policy address to threat

joining me are the most reverend michael curry, presiding bishop of the episcopal church and bishop william co-chair of the poor people's campaign. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you so much, joy. >> bishop curry, my pastor in miami was named bishop curry, too, so i always smile when i say "bishop curry." it's great to meet you. your speech, your sermon at the royal wedding was so moving and inspiring and so unexpected, did you give them any sense of what you were going to say before you took to that pulpit? >> oh yes. yes. i actually submitted a manuscript a week before. anybody who knows a preacher knows a manuscript is a wonderful outline, but i stuck to the basics of the outline but i submitted that and they were very gracious and very kind and gave me the freedom to say what i thought and prayed god would want me to say. >> one of the things that did strike me about it is that your meditation on the importance of caring for the poor sounded familiar to me, because of the gentleman sitting next to you, bishop william barber has been talking about centering poverty and

this is bishop michael curry whose sermon at the royal wedding captured the hearts and minds of people all over the world. he is leading a protest tomorrow night at the white house. >> have we turned against each other, do you think? >> we are running that risk. we are running -- i'm reading the soul of america. i'm reading jon meacham's book now. we ron that risk. and we must not turn against each other. shirley chisholm said it a long time ago about this country, said you know, we all came over here on different ships but we're all in the same boat now. >> more from bishop curry, and just a little bit later on in the show. now i want to bring in peter wayner. former adviser to george w. bush, and kevin kosar, a propaganda expert and vice president of policy at r street institute. gentlemen, good evening. it's a perfect night to have you on, especially to talk about this, propaganda and all of the rhetoric coming out of the white house and washington on the president's allies' side. kevin, i want to read -- this is merriam-webster. this is the definition of propaganda. says propaganda

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m did, michael curry, his speech really showed that side of it, the american side coming over and introducingnisms into the wedding with the gospel choir, different kinds of culture. what meghan and harry represent is britain in 2018 and they did a nice job of that. it was less stuffy. there did seem a bit of a disconnect between one side of the church and the other in terms of the attitude, the film stars on one side. if you have grown up in the british royal family and establishment you are not supposed to show emotion. and you have done this before! and you look at the crowds lining either side of the drive through windsor park. and all over the country it seems, i know there were street parties everywhere, harper doesn't just round where i live in south—west london. —— half a dozen. the country has had some fun and we don't have enough of it. it was a thoroughly modern wedding, very different to previous royal wedding is quite clearly. but the flip side is quite clearly. but the flip side is the scrutiny will now begin. it has been a difficult week, not the easiest few days. that seems to

perform, the black cellist, the gospel choir, the black cellist, the gospel choir, the bishop michael curry a famous preacher in the african—american tradition. she is entering the chapel by herself which isa entering the chapel by herself which is a very brave thing to do. i think these are her decisions and she is showing her independence but also that she embraces this.” showing her independence but also that she embraces this. i am wondering how her mother must be feeling, arriving in this country 2a hours ago and then this afternoon having tea with the queen. it is quite something for anybody, let alone someone living in los angeles, totally unprepared for british? your book is called british? people around the world will be compelled by the story of a family from somewhere totally different, being in windsor castle having tea with the queen. forgive me, we are seeing the queen. forgive me, we are seeing the groom to be and his brother in windsor. they have just arrived at windsor. they have just arrived at windsor castle. you may remember that just before windsor castle. you may remem

bishop michael curry, looking at the faces of the people who were in the congregation. lots of it, it was not what everyone was expecting, but if you get a fa ntastically was expecting, but if you get a fantastically charismatic bishop, from chicago, and fly him over and expecting dispute for five minutes, maybe it will go on, but it was great. what would the queen is made of that? schuss supreme governor of the church of england, she is seen it all before and i think, if people liked it, if it made people tune into his message, if it brought a few more people closer to god, she would have been very happy. probably not the sort of style of sermon she is used to that often, on a sunday, at all saints in windsor great park, but she has been around the commonwealth, she has had pretty much everything. she is seen it all before. there was a moment when i was thinking that this is the moment that prince harry is marrying an american. working around the streets early this morning, seeing the stars & stripes everywhere, we are used to red white and blue bunting but we do not o

. >> bishop michael curry brought. >> there were more slaves in america's antebellum south who explainedic power of love. >> reflecting the bride's multiracial heritage in a place more used to british royal pageantry. british journalist who is biracial called the wedding a celebration of blackness. >> it was unthinkable there would be a person of color in the royal family. so i welcome this. >> markle described herself as a strong, confident, mixed race woman. >> our place in history in this country as british people has never really been recognized. and that's, that's the problem. >> sherthey are among the 10% o people in the country who are in mixed race relationships. they say they're happy for the newlyweds, but question how much markle can change for them, and their son jackson. >> i dent know how much of an, of an impact joining the royal family is going to make. >> i see you nodding. >> what we know from the royal family is that they, they don't, want anyone to take that position and have a voice. >> the newlyweds are spending the night at home. here at kensington palace. the pape

the head of the episcopalian church, the most reverend michael currie. i think this is lovely.n welby, the archbishop of canterbury, says he is a thoroughly good they are. —— good egg. his last name is currie. i think that is quite witty. twitter will decide. they are being inclusive of all sorts of people, and it is high time we were. he is reckoned to be a very good preacher. he looks very passionate on the front page of the sunday telegraph. justin welby doesn't preach like that, does he? that's the church of england, isn't it? we are a little more restrained. i like what i have seen so far of meghan markle, she wants to bring everybody into the tent and she wants to help women and poorer people... she wants to have them, which takes us nicely to the sunday times. "i am a hugger", says meghan markle. i wonder if she will go around hugging people in saint georges, isn't it? at windsor, the chapel. i think she might be more restrained on the day.” chapel. i think she might be more restrained on the day. i love huggers. my son and his friends who are 30 hide each other. i think

presiding bishop michael curry was in new york today. >> give us some words. >> govern loves us and loveother. >> curry hit "gma," the view, and today. >> i did provide a copy of the manuscript probably about a week oofr. there is power in love. the love between those two people. between that royal couple was so powerful, not only did we all show up, but it brought all these different worlds together. >> he was so fantastic. the wedding has so many memorable moments, didn't it? >> i should say. welcome back. you were there. >> a little bit jet lags. was that the right accent? i'm not sure. >>> well, a near nightmare for james corden. the flowers in the chapel made him want to sneeze at the worst possible moment. >> any reason why these two should not be married, speak now or forever hold your peace. i was like -- i had to do one of those internal sneezes. you know when you just go -- >> can you imagine during the royal wedding if he had sneezed out? >> it would have been the worth feeling. >> i had to cough during the show. >> well,s the live. you gotta go with it. >>> another place you

. >> reporter: bishop michael curry from chicago rousing the chapel preaching about love. >> those whoo not know god. why? for god is love. there's power in love, to lift up and liberate when nothing else will. >> it was integrating her biracial past and her present, her american roots and obviously her love for prince harry. >> the couple chose a soulful rendition of that 1960s american classic "stand by me." ♪ so darling darling stand by me ♪ ♪ ooh stand by me they would exchange rings affirming in front of the world their love for one another. >> harry, i give you this ring. >> harry, i give you this ring. >> as a sign of our marriage. >> as a sign of our marriages. >> with my body i honor you. >>h my body i honor>> all that . >> all that i am i give t you. >>hareithyou. wh the god. >> within the of god. th,ons and holspirit. before ts congregation, harry and meghan have given their coenand made their marriage vows to each other. i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. >> even during the service you could hear the cheers of the crowd outside. ♪ hand in hand the duke and

. >> michael curry is living his best life right now. >> east all over the place. >> he's not lettingis 15 minutes go by. >>> harry and william are officially off the market. another member of the family now holds the title of the most eligible royal. meet louis spencer, harry's hot cousin. the tall bearded 24-year-old is the son of diana's brother, charles. he is single and will eventually inherit the title of earl spencer. louis' older sister, lady kitty spencer drew attention. she has a job. she's a model for the italian label. and recently strutted down the runway wearing a shimmering metallic gown. wonder what harry and william wis cherred to each other? >> i said i hope you understand that we're puppets. >> what? >> you said we had free will? >> no, i didn't. >> well, those are really voiceover actors doing imagined dialogue. the bad lip reading vitd yo has over a million youtube hits. >> who is your favorite harry potter character? >> hag rid. >> hag rid. >> and a it bye bye messy bun? yesterday, meghan supported a neat up do. it was a far cry from her wedding day. now that she

right reference justin welby the address was given by the most referent michael curry of the presidingbishop and promised. fiscal church in the united states we had he also delivered a rousing address talking about a love and fire we had a gospel choir for the first time but i haven't heard and i know a royal event. they performed stand by me that was titled gibson and the kingdom choir and then as the happy couple that were a way of signing the register that we had on the cello amongst other pieces we had with cello. maria from shock you can mason the two thousand and sixteen b.b.c. young musician of the year the national anthem was in that of course and last they have a couple left windsor castle we heard amen and this little light of mine also by that's a constant question about songs that from james let us go that life to windsor castle and its environs its environs where we find d.w. sat georg matters who's been out and about amongst the crowd how is it being gail. but not that you're making out here you me. patient you had preached and i already know you really what for a brief m

. >> michael curry the american episcopalian bishop will give the sermon and his own unique way. >> it's about love breaking into the world and transforming it. >> the bride and groom to be will stay apart on the big day and megan will be with her mother. >> watch the royal wedding live tomorrow on "kpix5" -- on "kpix 5" and it begins early. >>> now and check on your weather. >> hello there. we had a stubborn and thick marine layer along the coast but mount backup in the clear and blue skies. the further inland you go the sunshine is warming things up this afternoon. shaping up to be a good friday. here is a look at the high temperatures for this afternoon. cool along the coast with temperatures in the upper 50s and inland, south bay mid 50s. 71 for you in santa clara. is by temperatures rising into the mid to upper 70s. warmer than yesterday and tomorrow similar to what you see here and temperatures around the bay still influenced by the west wind that's blowing the cool cool so they are right around sausalito and san francisco that's why we state in the low 60s around the water and the

it was bishop michael curry head of the episcopal church here in the united states.e offered the sermon and christiane amanpour then interviewed him she has never been under a spell like this. >> we have to get you all married. >> i wonder thinking you may be may be diverged a bit and may be ad-libbed and you said something we've got to get you all married. >> laura: i loved his response. >> there was a response. she hasn't been this excited since she discovered mail order brides in bangladesh. she did that love around the world series. >> laura: no one watched it. >> look at the royals. the faces on the royals. look at some of these faces. they are hilarious. >> laura: we have to see this. >> i could do them for you if you like. >> laura: no. >> this is during michael curry. >> laura: fergie's daughter. >> they were not happy. but then i found the most unfortunate and i will leave you with this, the lower third description. prince charles and, can you put it up? camilla parker. >> laura: diana would've enjoyed that. >> goodbye, i will give you a royal wave and off y

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much about this man since the royal weddin since saturday many people have a new love for bisho michael curry. night he's back in the stat m. heched with other faith leaders tonight and a huge crowd of demonstrators to draw attention to what he calls moral and political crises athe highest level. thesroup say those crises threaten the soul of the nation and the integrity of christian faith.tr demoators moved to a church servic to a vigil in front of the white house. >> it was the most exciting decades caps fans in last night. people outside capital one arena went crazy t after them made the stanley cup final. the enthusiasm shows up in the ticket sales and prices, too, for stanley cup games. secondary market sites like stub hub have tickets for game e in vegas starting at around a thousand bucks. once the gamesreove the prices will drop but not by much. r game three, they're between $825 and $960. game four starting around $780 and for game six between $860 and $990. we pai aisit to the caps team stores. pans couldn't wait to buy up the gear. lot of them said they think this is finally the ca

the sermon will be delivered by bishop michael curry, the first african-american to lead his the invisible church. a short time ago i spoke to one of his friends, reverend from north rolina. knowing reverend curry as you do, what kind of style can we expect when he delivers the ssrmon this weekend? >> you can expect nate, informed, authentic, and engaged. michael comes to almost everything he does witall of his fundamental self at work. i, for one, have never been a part of any worship experience that he has led or any sermon he has preached where i haven't come away changed a little bit, or a lot, for that matter. so i am sure it will be c differentainly, from youric traditional an style of preaching. laura: well, we have every excited about that. reverend curry is going to meet the royal couple for the first time. why think they chose him for this crucial role? >>o have no idea who asked or who reached out to who about this, but e of the things that is true about michael is he is able to reach across cultural lines, socioeconomic lines, class lines, and unite people together in a common

michael curry of chicago will deliver the sermon. curry is outspoken in his support for social justice issues and has spoken out about immigration policy and his support for same-sex marriage. harry and megan are set to exchange vows on saturday, may 19. >>> coming up, a deadly knife attack in paris and why police suspect this was an act of terror. >>> residents living in the shadow of the volcano on hawaii brace for more trouble as another crack opens up. >>> a big cooldown happens across the bay area and what it means for your mother's day forecast and the five day planner is coming up after the break. crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding

bishop michael curry — who leads the episcopal church in the united states — will deliver the sermon d bishop michael as a "brilliant pastor, stunning preacher and someone with a great gift for sharing the good news ofjesus christ." nasa is planning to send a mini—helicopter to mars. if tests with the "rover—copter" succeed, it'll mean the agency can explore the red planet without having to traverse its rocky terrain. the mission is scheduled to launch in 2020. injust over 90 minutes, this year's eurovision song contest gets underway in lisbon. the annual event is increasingly becoming about more than just music. the performances these days can be rather spectacular, and for many artists, it's a life—changing experience — as david sillito has been finding out. good evening, europe! and good morning, australia! hello to the rest of the world! and if there are any submarines passing by. all: hellooo! eurovision. it's a world all of its own, and whatever you think of the songs, it certainly knows how to do spectacle these days. # cos i'm way up and i ain't coming down. # keep taking me h

michael curry.ear what the royals thought of his very rousing sermon but it certainly touched a lot of people here and some of the press is even saying that michael curry, the very reverend michael curry, may have actually stolen the show. the bride stressed, meghan markle, now the duchess of sussex was designed by givenchy. and finally, a star-studded crowd in that chapel today. sorry george clooney and his wife, we sought david beckham and his wife, victoria. and oprah winfrey was there. really wonderful people watching, fantastic hats and outfits. now we have fireworks going off and in the background there you can see them. >> we can hear them. after the wedding and fireworks what else have they been doing in the evening? >> well, they actually, there were two moments we are waiting to hear more about. apparently they gave a very moving speech after the wedding that move people to tears. and meghan markle this evening is supposed to be giving a speech which is another rope break from tradition. s

well, one american who definitely will be at the royal wedding is the most reverend michael curry.p of the episcopal church and has been described as a brilliant pastor and stunning preacher. in a break from royal tradition, the american pastor will deliver an address normally given by senior clergy from the church of england. reverend curry is currently based in buffalo, new york, but before that he was in north carolina. we can go there now to speak to his friend reverend lisa fischbeck. thank you forjoining us. what is reverend curry like and what will he add to the wedding? wow, i'm thrilled to have a chance to talk about bishop curry. he is a man of high energy and good humour, a man of deep—seated love of god and a strong desire for everyone to know that love. he will be bringing that energy and zeal and humour and deep love to the wedding no doubt. i'm sorry, i demoted him from bishop. he does not sound like a buttoned up church of england traditional preacher? no, he is not at all buttoned up! he is very lively, and i can't say it enough, what a loving human being he is but

a highlight was the sermon by bishop michael curry from chicago who spoke passionately, in the africanching tradition, about the power of love, quoting dr martin luther king junior. adina campbell has been speaking to bishop curry and hearing reaction to the service. # and the moon is the only light we see. a royal wedding like no other. the soulful sounds of this london—based gospel choir, capturing the sentiment of today's ceremony, a turning point for tradition, a blend of two different cultures, a british milestone. # so darling, darling, stand by me... also celebrated at this pub in packenham, where the crowds enthusiasticallyjoined in. this was a wedding with a difference. look how many people are here today. look how the people are smiling. i think everybody has been waiting for a moment like this for so long. i cannot believe it. in terms of i have seen other weddings on the television, but this one was absolutely different. harry is a bad boy, do you know what they mean? for him to like, shake up the establishment and bring it into the current century is amazing. the party atm

. >> reporter: american bishop michael curry brought a message of civil rights. >>> there was some old america's antebellum south who explained the dynamic power of love. >> reporter: reflecting the bride's multi-racial heritage in a place more used to british royal pay gentry. british journalist afua hirsch who's biracial called it a symbol of blackness. >> i welcome it. >> reporter: markle has described herself as a strong confident mixed race person. >> our place in country as america's british people has never been recognized. that's the problem. >> reporter: sharmaine and her husband robert say they're happy for the newlyweds, but question how much markle can change for them and their son jackson. >> i don't know how much other than joining the royal family it's going to make. >> i see you nodding. >> what we know from the royal family, they don't want anyone to take that position and have a voice. >> reporter: the newlyweds are spending night at home here at kensington palace. the papers are celebrating the multi-cultural aspects of their wedding. this one has a typical tabloid h

now it is washington, n windsor, where bishop michael curry is making his voice heard. army has been marking the 100th anniversary of brains royal air force for tri ceremony in today. it is a sign of cooperation between thtwo countries when they fought alongside each other against germany in the first world war. a team of aircraft enthusiasts in the united kingdom have been buding original planes from the period. our correspondent in paris, hugh schofield, was at the site for the occasion and send this report. hugh:rk from the yoire air museum, they've been putting it back together in the french army museum, along with the french plane. loit was one of the planes by british pilots over france in world war celebrating not just the 100 years of the raf come ofout 100 year cooperation of air warfare between the u.k. and france. the familiar insignia of the royal air force come instantly reminiscent of the french national flag. why is it like that? in the first world warththe planes o new raf had to be easily french allies. their it was in france that the r was in effect cr

. >> there were lots of american touches, the reverend michael curry gave a very rousing sermon. there was so much made about her fantastic givenchy wedding dress. there has been speculation on whether he would shave off his beard for the occasion. he had to get the queen special on, because you're supposed to shave it off when you are wearing military uniform. let's look back at the highlights of yesterday. >> fantastic, unbelievable. magical. >> they will become the duke and duchess of sussex. they arrived in a silver blue distress was designed mccartney. >>u can see their love. it really is palpable. their love and relationship can actually be seen. >> around the country, parties kept up to celebrate the new duke and duchess. >> so many friends on the street. both the lunch and din receptions were closed to the press, but there are anecdotes that are trickling out from those who were at the event. one of the most moving things that i heard was that rinse harry said that he was really impressed with how megan had handled her transition to this new world. she had dealt with it w