the king is crowned. it’s mikes crowned. it's amazing that we are here, singing for the _ amazing that we are here, singing for the coronation. the king's i run through through every detail, the seasonal flowers and foliage going into the abbey have his seal of approval. both he and the queen love the gardens, they know what they like, the arrangements are all sustainable, made without a single used plastics or floral foam. made without a single used plastics orfloralfoam. mr; made without a single used plastics or floral foam.— or floral foam. my approach was completely _ or floral foam. my approach was completely that _ or floral foam. my approach was completely that it _ or floral foam. my approach was completely that it should - or floral foam. my approach was completely that it should be - completely that it should be personal to the king and queen and their passion is nature and the garden. so my approach was that everything should come from the garden, from the soil of the kingdom. the four corners, if you l

who want to see an end to them on a key case leading republican moving thing. banners saying not mike king, the addition to bush the want to keep peacefully and leave to parliamentary republic. but protesting that precisely. and today, in part because we don't believe in a hereditary monica and implied because it's insane that we're spending less money on it right. when they're homeless people sleeping in front of lessons throughout the whole idea. monica is ridiculous because they're a magic wand and this was like the 67000000 people on these islands to be able to choose. the range for the same campaign is home between $1.20 people would be the king as he paused, but only a few 100. a year before the demonstration even got underway, police arrested 6 organizes and seized a truck full of clack cards. so far, there's no indication that protests with anything that peaceful showed the police say they were held on suspicion of breaching the peace and conspiracy to close public nuisance. they wouldn't beat intelligence active intelligence to say that they intend to disrupt whether they carrying

thank that is saying not mike king and vision to bush them on a key piece. please move to parliamentary republic. would probably testing their perceptions today because we don't believe in that hereditary monarchy and taught because it seems same that we're spending less money when they are homeless. people sleeping in front of westminster, abbey minute, the whole idea, hereditary monica is ridiculous because their magic wand. and this was like $67000000.00 people on these islands to be able to choose the range. and the same campaign as have between $1.20 people would be the king as he paused, but only a few 100 a year before the demonstration even go down to way police arrested 6 organizes and seized a truck full of clack cards. so far, there's no indication that protests with anything that peaceful and showed the police say they were held on suspicion of breaching the peace in conspiracy to close public nuisance. they wouldn't be the intelligence active intelligence to say that they intend to disrupt whether they carrying glue, whether they want to lock th

thank that is saying not mike king edition to bush them on to keep peacefully leave to parliamentary republics with protesting their protections today in cost because we don't believe in the hereditary monarchy and call because it seems same that we're spending all this money right when they're a homeless people sleeping in front of westminster abbey minute, the whole idea, hereditary monarchy ridiculous as their magic was like 67000000 people on these islands to be able to choose. the rent for the same campaign is hoped between $1.20 people would be the king as he paused, but only a few 100. a year before the demonstration even got underway, police arrested 6 organizes and seized a truck full of clack cards. so far, there's no indication that protests with anything that peaceful and showed the police say they were held on suspicion of breaching the peace and conspiracy to close public nuisance. they would repeat intelligence, active intelligence, to say that they intend to disrupt whether they carrying glue, whether they want to lock themselves through a national infrastructure, or

and surrounded by protesting, tearing financing, and we'll just go to some on a key note mike king now organizes were hoping that this could be a much larger crowd between one and 2000 people who want to punish them on a key. but police arrested 6 of the key organizes earlier today and sees a truck tiring many of the causes what they say they want to do is to show the, well, the britain is not just the nation of wireless non session. and to peacefully a bonus, the monarchy and move to parliamentary republic. people are protesting here today because we believe in the head of state we've chosen by the people. it's 67000000 people in these islands. and a lot of them would be phenomenal types of sites that i try to see if they can never run to that office. because i know going into that one special family 26 percent of people say they either fairly strongly feel very strongly support of others. and i want to keep ways as a 9 percent of people besides that, i strongly support maintaining what most people don't really care either why and those people were trying to reach say, by raising awar

now let's take a look at this with uh, mike math and he's a senior fellow and the last of these departments at kings college london. welcome back to dw mike, what all these at 16 is likely to come from? i'm, when they realistically likely to be in operation in ukraine for the 16 is the most popular common slice job over 4 and a half 1000 of them being produced, held by a number of nights, a country. so no way denmark, portugal greece, poland, romania, you know, just to name a few. so could potentially come from any of those countries. um, when are they gonna get that? the actually the real limits in fact, so there's a speed at which we can try and pilots. and realistically the shortest possible timeframe is about 4 to 5 months, which is a massive shortening of the normal 18 months that it takes to train them. so we're looking at be awesome, and how do we sales work all the planes and indeed the times that have been offered, are they gifted to you, cried all the and low. no, they high as it was. that, that definitely gifted the nature is giving equipment to armies that are applied to your war is obvi

mike king now organize is we're hoping that this would be a much larger crowd between $1.20 people who want to punish them on a key. but police arrested 6 of the key organizes earlier today and sees a truck tiring many of the causes what they say they want to do is to show the, well, the britain is not just the nation of wireless. non fission is to peacefully abolished and want to can move to parliamentary republic. people are protesting here today because we believe in the head of state we've chosen by the people. it's 67000000 people and these islands and a lot of them would be phenomenal, has to stay on the they can never run to that office because they know going into the one special family 26 percent of people say they either fairly strongly feel very strongly supported by using the want to keep ways as i mean 9 percent of people who say that i strongly support maintaining what most people don't really care either way. and those people were trying to reach say, by raising awareness. well, the well wishes to see the case is very easy and i think what we think is in many of these th

jonathan: you know, martin king jr was, of course, he was born mike king. he was raised in the church. but not just in the church, where religion was concerned, but a church where religion was seen as a tool to try to change society that america needed to live up to the words in the bible and the words in the constitution and preachers were leading that charge at a time when a lot of black people were afraid to speak out because they might lose their jobs. black preachers had a level of independence. so king learned the bible before he could read and he learned the courage of black preachers before he ever went to school. >> there's also the monumental revelation based on your research in the book that king's famous criticism of malcolm x was just not true. that the interview that he gave alex haley that alex haley miss -- misquoted his comments. and that forever changed the historical view of the relationship between martin luther king and malcolm x. tell us about that and how you discovered it. jonathan: this is one of the most shocking discoveries that i

thank you very much, mike martin, back from king's college london. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines to form a french president's nicholas sa, cuz he has lost his appeal against a 3 year prison sentence for corruption, a quote in paris rule, that's 2 of the years was suspended and that he could wear and electronic bracelets for the remaining year sentence also bands cozy from the public from any public office for 3 years. and the body shop has reclaimed his record for the most summits of mount everest company. rita scales a peak for the 27th time off to another klein but tide is, preview is record. last weekend. a guide for more than 2 decades come to reach our 1st reach. the summit of wells is mounted. 1994 or the united nation says more than $3000000000.00, an aid is needed to help sedans, refugee prices around a 1000000 people have been displaced off to intense fighting, broke out a month ago. the 200000 have left the country with many rushing to chat, but the neighboring country has its own struggles with a 3rd of th

thank that is saying not mike king and vision to bush them on a key piece. please leave to parliamentary republic with protesting their protections. okay. because we don't believe in a hereditary monarchy and call it because it seems same that we're spending all this money right when they're homeless, people are sleeping in front of westminster, abbey minute. the whole idea. sorry monica, speak to the magic loving. this was like 67000000 people on these islands to be able to choose the right for the same campaign is hoped between one and 2000 people would be the king as he paused, but only a few 100. a here before the demonstration even got underway, police arrested 6 organizers and seized a truck full of clock cards. so far, there's no indication that protests with anything that peaceful the charges that when it comes and showed the police they, they were held on suspicion of breaching the peace and conspiracy to close public nuisance. they would repeat intelligence, active intelligence, to say that they intend to disrupt whether they carrying glue, whether

that's mike monson from king's college right now. you for him. missed as a missing in brussels today with the will in ukraine. high on the agenda, the ministers will discuss new sanctions against russia, aimed at preventing sales of russian oil via the countries. and you credits are administered dimitri demitria calais, but will take part in the conference via video link. and this is, will also discuss imposing further sanctions on iraq when they meet today. to brussels bureau chief alexandra phenomenon told us that the ukrainian far administer would also be raising the issue. a slice of jets with his e u. counter pots mystically about is in a constant exchange with the you foreign minister. so i would expect him to address the most pressing issues that are here at the top of the agenda. one of them, of course, how to increase military assistance to ukraine. that is something that's the you for administer as we'll speak about. and of course, i would expect team also to raise the issue of the western side to jets after the decision th

that's mike monson from kings college that i got you. okay, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. paula sydney and health officials say 3 men have been killed during his rainy raid on westbank refugee camp. israel has confirmed, at least to test. it says that forces came on the fire during the operation, which they seized weapons and destroyed an explosive slab. us x ray of state antony blink and is in pop one, you're going to need to sign a new security agreement. the us is competing with china to influence in the pacific region. and the as prime minister under moody has also been in the country attending amazing of pacific island leaders and seeking stronger corporation. italian prime minister, georgia maloney has been business. hey, visiting devastated areas in north, east italy as all source, he's deal with the was flooding in the century. thousands have returned home, but more than 26000 people, all still displaced. and at least 14 people have been killed. seen a corporation is underwa

and that's what mike or mike mazda from king's college, none. thank you. so here's a look at the symbol stores making headlines around the world. rosa's released smell physician plug us naturally. ryan asked flies after was forced to lambs 2 years ago. state media release, video of roland for surveys, just saying he'd now been pardoned after court a 180 a sentence just 3 weeks ago. which and shell contend to who i finished the president touches presidential elections has for me, endorsement, president, magic time, or the one in the 2nd round. one of the float, ulta nationalist candidate testing on oregon to more than $0.05 for folks on the whole team that helps to deprive the presence of an outline hungry has read hundreds of convicted foreign people, smugglers on condition that they leave, the country official site moves tend to a free up space in prisons of just foreign minister, such as country has stepped up. border security and 7 hung got an impossible to provide an explanation of traffic. and what that means is activism. it leave for the black, liqui

they have been dogging the king's footsteps in recent months with their chart, not miking, and the kingof the monarchy and now it has sunk down to under 60, in a very short time, the young particularly oura short time, the young particularly our a majority anti—monarchist. is charles the king who can address the key issues facing the monarchy? its wealth, its relevance, particularly with younger people, and in a britain of such wide diversity. colleen harris was a senior member of charles multi—micro staff when he was prince of wales. he has 50 years of experience that he brings— he has 50 years of experience that he brings to the table. he has all that knowledge and understanding. he will always find the answers. we witnessed the family dramas, sea and the withdrawal of the success, and the withdrawal of the success, and here the suggestions of unacceptable attitudes to race and diversity. —— the withdrawal of the sussexes. the royal family had a sussexes. the royalfamily had a great the royal family had a great opportunity when harry married meghan. — opportunity when harry married me

and that's what mike or mike mazda from king's college, none. thank. this is looking at some of the stories making headlines around the world will start to and been a real switch, has released an opposition. blanca. it was natural of ryan and flies after it was forced to land 2 years ago. they media release, video of the room and the furthest savage saying he'd not been pause. and after quote, at the 118 year sentence, just 3 weeks ago, a master has received a record fine for breaching you data protection laws, the parent company of facebook. what's happened, instagram will have to pay $1200000000.00 and has been ordered to stop transferring, use the data to the united states by october. the case was spot by mass us by get to sufficiently protect the data from us intelligence surveillance company says it, but a ppo plan with active as an s. we have for the black liquid into groups. chevy fountain, according for an end to public subsidies for fossil fuels environment, government for the floods co, devastating and northern easily floods. it also caused d

or for another perspective on this, we're going to bring in mike mos in senior will studies fellow at kings college london high that mike. now we know that last so is blaming you, train for the drive to tax, but keeps denying any involvement. so tell me what, what do you make of these attacks of what the, the denali is, is it is pretty much standard practice on both sides. and it goes right back to when russia had the little green men come in and said it was, it was nothing to do with them. and the kind throughout the was various different sabotaged missions or a tax and has, has an effect. you said, oh, we didn't know anything about it, but you know, you guys should be more careful about your security on it. what it does is it creates a does enough deniability. it attacks like this that it creates questions within the rushing system. which means that, that concentrating on that not constant right thing on slicing the buckling. you claim. yeah. now we know that distance to nation has played a major role in russia's invasion of ukraine. like we're going to come back to you just a moment beca

thank you very much, mike martin, back from kings college fund to keep a couple of notes. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. nearly a 1000 people have been evacuated off the heavy rains triggered flooding and opened it to the italian state. radio reported an elderly man died and is flooded. home firefighters have carried out thousands of rescues. the deluge comes 2 weeks off to similar slots in the region left to people that more rain is full cost of expression. the right to solomon rusty has ones that countries in the west stuff facing the most severe threats to freedom, all expressions in his life. he made a rad public address to the british book. awards is 9 months since rusty was stopped and seriously injured on stage during electra in the us is just presidential bite and has cancelled his trip to australia and pop point beginning to try to manage debt. totes between republicans and democrats. no agreements to raise the debt level is reached. the west could default as early as june 1st with potentially done economic consequences. the chief of

he says the country or begin a public compensation about whether to remove king charles ii! country boss mikey free as long as the king remained its head of state. i will correspond it working on the story, you have been reporting more on this story today. is there an appetite for the remaining rounds in the caribbean to become republics? i think this all depends on who you talk to throughout the region. there are eight remaining rounds in the caribbean. those realms are countries that have king charles ii! as their head of state. and of their three caribbean prime ministers i have interviewed on this topic, it is very clear that this is all about symbol. it is all about how a nation seated self and i have actually come back from interviewing the prime minister of st vincent and the grenadines and he said it is of utmost importance for him to see his nation move away and transition to a republic. when i asked him why, here is what he had to say. this republic. when i asked him why, here is what he had to say.— is what he had to say. this fiction has come to _ is what he had to say. this ficti

there is field assistant mike brown who now leads the kings. he and kerr embrace to erin fox. the young rising star for the kings sharing a moment with curry. the words move on. they don't have much time to bask in the glow of yesterday, though, because they have lebron james and the lakers on their way to san francisco game. one of that series is tomorrow night at chase years with the team had to say about reigniting the rivalry with lebron. the four-time. it is special know. >> you know, from the first series you played him and cleveland, 14, 15 to 14 for the season. 2. to you are blessed to be planned. this at this level. still a special me income plan. play lebron in the finals. >> 4 times a. you know, right there as well played in the playoffs to and they have. watching that last series against memphis. looks like the jailing and guys know their the other guys besides those 2 and it could be huge challenge for us. but warriors lakers, i don't, but it's been a long time since they've seen each other in the playoffs. i know i'm personally excited. >> this matchup already ge

mike, tete tt— date for the king's reign. mike, tete tt ewet.— date for the king's reign. l that. but but the— and the building sites and all that. ii that. but but the trains still run. yeah, but dawn, said run. yeah, but dawn, you said that say we're that initially. you say we're privileged, you privileged, but you know, a bricklayer get up at bricklayer doesn't get up at 3:30 in the morning and a bricklayer is not asked to go and work at 10:00 at night till one the morning. there are one in the morning. so there are benefits losses in each benefits and losses in each profession i still think profession and i still think bank holidays really good bank holidays are a really good opportunity the lead opportunity for the lead swingers get into gear. if swingers to get into gear. if there are any bricklayers wetettng— there are any bricklayers watching, it's— there are any bricklayers watching, it's parry saying watching, it's mike parry saying ttet— watching, it's mike parry saying tnet. etet— watching, it's mike parry saying tnet. etetltne— watching, it's mike parry saying

it is night night for the coach mike brown after the wires be the kings today in a series clinching when. next up, the semifinals. good evening and thanks for joining us for the special edition of abc7news. i am dion lim. as you know the boyars defied the odds, winning game seven on the road. we do have team coverage. and larry, the odds, you did not even believe are going to work out. >> i was somewhat spit -- skeptical, but i thought that i -- i wish that i had thought of that guy live. somebody's a writer out there. the series and season on the line and the dynasty on the line, steph curry was at his absolute best, make that best in history as the lawyers one a stunning game on the road against sacramento. they are on to round two. he scored a game seven nba playoff record 50 points. yes, 50, almost single-handedly carrying the warriors to a victory and capturing the series 4-3. steph curry, you will see this montage, he is making floaters, free throws, threes, dissecting the entire defense by himself. truly a performance for the ages as we bring in abc 7's chris alvarez live that --

born on myrtle avenue, same hospital mike tyson and bernard king were born in. thing about michael he don't like to lose nothing. very competitive. so i just let it slip how much magic gave. [laughter] oh, oh, oh. sorry, sorry. she is in there. i tell you -- i said, magic gave -- he said, magic a what? boom! so now had the money. had the money to rehire the crew. at this time, there was no talking between myself and warner bros. because warner bros. gave the film to the bond company. so on this date, on malcolm's birthday, we had a press conference at the schaumburg collection, the library. we announced these prominent african-americans wrote these checks. and the next day, warner bros. financed the rest of the movie. [applause] true story. and the movie is because of denzel washington. denzel had done an off-broadway play, and there were many times when he was on camera that our skin was crawling because we saw malcolm. it was eerie. and there is one scene -- all of the speeches were malcolm's speeches. there is one scene where man is behind him and so we're lo

mike monson is a senior fellow in the will studies department at kings college london. and i often whether he thinks, applying a sixteen's to ukraine will drag nato de put into the conflict, stop it at night. and really what we're hearing from russia is an echo of what we've heard throughout the conflicts. first, we heard it with on the arm or weapons and artillery, longer range of scenery on each stage. russia has said, or if you do that, that will escalate the will to a new level that will be unimaginable consequences. on each stage, those weapons have been displayed is supplied. the war, you know, has no unimaginable consequences because i think i would turn it back on washer and say that they have invited a neighboring country and committed war crimes. and that's about as high as you can get on the escalation scale. that was my boss and a senior fellow and will studies at kings collision center. okay, we're going to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. now. palestinians in the west bank compelled a funeral for 3 men to such who

the pirates are on king street, and hello instant offense! a first inning liner. mike yastrzemski scored and that tied the game at one. after that, the offense took the night off. the bullpen for the giants lately has been money, but tonight one of the loan mistakes! the ball got away from shawn manaea . fifth inning wild pitch opens the door for castro to squeeze in the score and the go-ahead winning run. the giants bullpen gave up just six hits and one earned run, but not enough offense tonight. the pirates win 2-1. three-game series is on the line tomorrow! and look at this puppy! >>> bark at the park night at oakland coliseum! jp sears faced the national league east-leading nationals. one run given up over six innings, but let's get to the good stuff. bases loaded in a 1-1 tie game. what happened in the bottom of the third? the winning run! austin riley bobbled it and that is how the a's won the game, 2-1! back to back wins give their first series win at home this season! so a shout out to the a's. i appreciate the grind and the fight in a 12-win season so far. >>

mike mazda is a senior fellow in the was, that is the problem is that the king's college in london asked him where the f sixteens unlikely to come from. for the 16 is the most popular common slice job of florida, all thousands of them being produced held by a number of nights, a country so no way. denmark, portugal greece, poland, romania. yeah. just to name a few. so could potentially come from any of those countries. when are they going to get that? the actually the real limiting factor, there's a speed at which we can try and pilots. and realistically the shortest possible timeframe is about 4 to 5 months, which is a massive shortening of the normal 18 months that it takes to train them. so we're looking at the awesome and how many sales work are all the planes. and indeed, the tanks that have been offered all the gifted so you cried, although i'm low now they high as it was that that definitely gifted the nature is giving equipment to armies that i'll fight to your war is service notes. that equipment gets destroyed and some of it. uh huh. one tank will be destroyed in half . another

this mike, he had the same system which we hate in africa. we adela kings with our queens, we had our or system going on properly in the to say to 80 of the 1000000000 conference they decided to petition africa. they decided to bring democracy, which the use you as is there is in to impose sanctions to t. they claim that there is no democracy in zimbabwe yet, the al, plenty of a coronation, not coronation at the talking of what we're expecting them as the masters of democracy to be giving elections, to choose law, be the a king game, glinetta king to no zebra. once should not celebrate the monarchy because the monarchy has not been good to zimbabwe. the monarchy is the reason why i am, we lost our independence and we were colonized the most monarchies why we still have the body parts of our chiefs and kings. still sitting in britain and they haven't repatriated them to heaven, made an effort to repatriate. and the monarchy has never reparations to this. and by when people for the oppression and destruction of our country that they undertook. and i believe t

king charles at london's westminster abbey. when you all of the build up ahead of the sound of the mike local, welcome. the head of russians, wagner mercenary group, is threatening to withdraw his forces from the besieged, ukrainian city of buck, mood as early as next week. if any precautions fighters are led moscow's attempts to capture the city since last summer, he blames the group's heavy losses on the crumbling failure to supply his troops with enough ammunition. so there's a part of it you would kind of want to get the bug you, but as you would, yeah, the show could watch 2 years now today goes by without commentary from rush house vocal oligarchy. you've given you pretty gordon on the war and ukraine, or those are used by itself to work. i was more than just an opinionated 1000000000 there. he's a key player in the conflict as commander officer walk in a group, a private army of mercenaries, and over the course of the war he constantly has ruffled feathers among rush as a lead. pre gordon has frequently blamed chief of staff by you to get i assume of and defense minister to sit abuse. i go for n

mean, he wouldn't give her an audition and she grabbed him, mike during that during the intermission. so i'm one of his gigs sang song by be king and then ended up saying the whole rest of the evening. so that the rest is, is kind of history between the 2 of them. they were an incredible deal, but she was also a role model. so she was a role model for women. but she was really, i think, also for musicians, for black musicians. she was, for instance, the 1st black musician, but the 1st woman ever on the, on the cover of rolling stone magazine back in 67. and as you said, you know, all those decades that your dad mentioned. i mean, she was 44 when she released private dancer and really pioneered or along with people like share i supposed colleagues like share this idea of the, of the sexy star later in life and on that that really resonated with so many people it inspired. so many men to private then. so that was back in 1984, i believe the deal almost 40 years. so you'd still hear of music today like you know, uh on, on the radio here a bullet. if i go home to count, i definitely hear it on the radio stations there because they'

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. >> trace: let's bring in our panel, brian brenberg, professor from kings college in manhattan and co host big money show. and mikeal analyst. juan williams. governor, to you first. elon musk is touches on something that the majority of americans have said again and again in these polls, is that one, he's too old to be doing this job and he's not getting the job done. >> you know, trace, i'm listening to that i'm thinking gee, i was a pretty normal guy. i'm younger than biden or anybody else that seems to be leading the pack right now. but i didn't get that far. so maybe while people say they want a normal human being, they never elect one. so i enjoy the interview immensely. i find elon musk one of the most intriguing people. i'd love to meet him. i like his candor. i find it refreshing. >> trace: it is hard to argue as the governor was saying, it's hard to argue that there's a lot of dissatisfaction in this country with president biden. elon musk saying we want someone normal in office. it's also fair to point out that elon musk is the one that he said he thinks that donald trump should hang it up when it comes

miking. from the formality of the gun salute at| formality of the gun salute at edinburgh castle —— not my kingand an event remembered in very different ways by people who live in scotland. —— king crown. typical british weather. but that did not dampen spirits at cardiff castle today. 0nly that did not dampen spirits at cardiff castle today. only a third of the expected 2000 brave the elements here in order to celebrate the occasion together in the welsh capital. in the occasion together in the welsh ca - ital. �* , the occasion together in the welsh caital. �* , ., capital. in true british form i will be in the pubs — capital. in true british form i will be in the pubs after _ capital. in true british form i will be in the pubs after this, - be in the pubs after this, celebrating charles' coronation in the best way. tbs, celebrating charles' coronation in the best way-— the best way. a great sense of different generations - the best way. a great sense of different generations coming l different generations coming together to enjoy something you don't _ together to enjoy something you don't se

turned in for the coordination of king charles the fed. hundreds of people have taken to the streets of london in protests, against the monarchy, having science such as not mike hanging down with the crown. the process was said to be organized by a, you can see monkey movements which goes by the name of republic. several people have been detained by police, which both human rights watch, and i'm gonna stay in some national describe the incidents as consenting. so i'm have also questioned whether the almost a $125000000.00 price tag was justifiable, especially when the country is facing. the risk of recession sees steve sweeney thousands of how the commonwealth views on combinations of changed over the last. the 70 s 9 hot sits on chair. it's hardly going to make the headlines of newspapers across the world as a phone over the coordination. but that pretty much sums up the reality with the rest of the circuits of all kinds of pomp and ceremony, which is all rituals including relocating the stone of destiny from scotland to london. british people hoping all to stand up and swear was sick of funds. that was what leads us to the king. well, police have ruled, but

mike inouye posted his creation, "chef cooking up the curry korma for the team, dub nation, let's go." next game is tomorrow, go warriors. >>> we are days away from the coronation of king charles iii. the ceremony fit only for a king will include over 7,000 soldiers. the military practiced its part in the early hours of the morning today. thousands of soldiers marched from buckingham palace to westminster abbey. the coronation happens on saturday. >>> disney is bringing "frozen" to life. you're going to have to go to the disneyland parks in hong kong and paris to see it in person. we have a look at what's to come in the hong kong park. disney says it hopes to open by the end of this year. guests will experience the fantasy kingdom of arendelle. it includes iconic moments from the movies, animatronics of the "frozen" characters. some are planned for disney paris, but no word on when that's opening. back in two minutes. wantnt more fromom your vitata? get more w with naturere's bobo. wantnt more fromom your vitata? from thehe first-evever te action s sleep supplplement. wantnt more fromom your vitata? toto daily digigestive supupp. wantnt more fromom your vitata? to more

mike inoye has you covered. >> one person's trash can be another's treasure, or enough for an exhibit at san jose's king librarylifornia room, check out the exhibit, junk history, highlighting stuff like match books, postcards, a look into the businesses in the south bay. not interested? i get it. maybe it feels too much like going through the junk drawer at home. let's look at oddities at the empress lounge for the san francisco bay area's third annual world got day festival. the it'll feature the oddities market, goth bands and the goth fashion show and, that's right, kettle corn. come on, you have to have kettle corn. finish the day on the peninsula at the port of redwood city. the e-ticket band will kick off a performance at 7:00 a.m. food trucks on site. 8:45, the show begins with 100 drones creating moving images of jelly fish, boats and aquatic visions. over 400 feet above the bay. check in with me for traffic around the bay, weekdays here on "today in the bay." >> 100 drones, i think about how coordinated that needs to be. avoid some awful, awful mishap. >> especially with these gloomy skies out there,

the warriors beat the kings out on the road, 120 to 100 the most decisive win of the series when they needed it the most good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener mike mibach up next for the warriors, those los angeles lakers joe fonzi with us here in studio stefan currie game 7 50 points. hello you know we've gotten used to this a little bit. it's not normal to be this entertained to have this good of the team for this long a period of time for nine years now, we've been talking about the warriors. championship pedigree and once again today, it shone through largely in the person of stefan currie, the warriors in 1/7 and deciding game in the first round for the first time in this championship run. that guy has been there before the guy the nation is discovered that was given loony. this offensive board and rebound by loony one of his 21 rebounds . kings had a two point lead at halftime. thes and curry took command and impossible drive to by curry. plus the foul in this game, curry would do something that no other player has done in nba history. but before we get to that final seconds of the third, thompson fouled as he makes a three, thompson compl

look what happened those people mike tyson mike was one of the nicest guys you'll ever want to meet gentle soft spoken. he invites me to come and him and and don king in the hotel room the night before he was about to go to prison. would i do the appeal? and he was kind of giving me, you know. i was i was interviewing for the appeal and and he gives me he gives me the facts of his version of the facts. and, you know, went to a hotel room with a young woman we had met and three in the morning, and they had sex. he said consensual sex. she no. and he gives me the story. and he says so alan, you think i'm innocent or guilty? and i said, mike, i can't tell that. i mean, i have to read the whole record i have to read the transcript. i can only tell you i'll give you the best possible defense as. all right. all right. and never that lawyers talk. oh, what? me? what kind of a person do you think i am? i said, mike, you're asking me for a question. i'll give you the exact answer. you're a schmuck, he says. he stands, mike. that i think is going to punch me. what do you mean a schmuck? well, you call him a schmuck. i said you're a schmuck. i said, going. be

we haven't lost lukey heights king's —— lucy hockings, mike colledge, at westminster abbey.e event and i don't — that people will share in the event and i don't quite know how this might— and i don't quite know how this might have happened. i do not know for certain. — might have happened. i do not know for certain, it seems to me that this was— for certain, it seems to me that this was an _ for certain, it seems to me that this was an initiative by the archbishop who as we know it is strongly— archbishop who as we know it is strongly evangelical who thought it would _ strongly evangelical who thought it would be _ strongly evangelical who thought it would be a good thing to give everyone an opportunity to pay the homage _ everyone an opportunity to pay the homage i— everyone an opportunity to pay the homage. i think it was well—intentioned, and rather ill advised — well—intentioned, and rather ill advised. the effect is to allow everyone _ advised. the effect is to allow everyone to say, well, i'm not going to pay— everyone to say, well, i'm not going to pay homage. i am sp

king. and it looks like former giant darin ruf was was good. the brew crew on top. in the first inning. he hits it deep to mike.ump's he says not tonight. look some over the fence and brings the home or back play really showing that robbery of takes it all in stride. respects his old teammates play on drug giants broke the game open in the 8th. michael conforto hits one where no one would be able to grab his 11th homer of the year. he was 4 for 4 tonight. giants now lead to nothing and it continues to want to out for casey schmitt. this is a line or to the wall in left-center field. blake sabol and score. it's 4, nothing giants and then patrick bailey rips a shot off the barrier in short right field. it careens into right schmidt scores the game's final run and the giants take down the brewers 5 to nothing. same 2 teams tomorrow in milwaukee. the nba eastern conference finals tonight, jimmy butler in his heat feeling this week. jason tatum and the celtics and miami self zahn tatum again to stave off elimination and he did tatum left no doubt who tonight's game belong to going one on 5 with the monster jam. 21 p

mike bloomberg for making what comment, liz. >> no question. maria: let's take a break. it was a historic weekend in england, the united kingdom, as britain welcomed the new king.h us. ♪ ♪ how i wish, how yo i wish you were here. ♪ we're just two lost soulshi libbiliving in a fish bowl. yes.. and i don't think at that time- i think you're the one to tell me that we had the same birthday. yes. it's really unbelievable when you think about it, because it's been, like, really over 20 years that you were my mother and father's banker, you became my banker and now fran is in her third year of college and you're her banker. it's so unbelievable because i'm just 20 years old. [laughing] this mother's day, show mom that you worship the ground she walks on. or in this case, stands on. the new anti-fatigue comfortmat from weathertech is a gift she'll appreciate all year round. it makes standing comfortable in the home or office and comes in a variety of colors and finishes. and for mom's vehicle, there's cupfone, floorliner, cargoliner, and seat protector. show mom that she deserves the best with an american made gift from weathertech. mom's gonna love this! happy mother

mike, california and so much more right amberleigh live in san francisco. amber thank you for the san francisco giants showing support for the golden state warriors, rockland native and kings fan logan web lost a bet to bay area native brandon crawford because the kings lost and the giants pitcher had to wear a golden state jersey to batting practice today. outfielder jack peterson posted this video to instagram showing web pa warriors luck. tonight. the oakland city council gave final approval this evening to a plan to phase out its covid era eviction moratorium. the city council voted 7 to 1 in favor of a plan that will phase out the eviction moratorium starting july 15th. the measure also adds new tenant protections to avoid a surge in evictions. council president nikki fortunato bass said she wants to ensure that property owners are aware of help from the california mortgage relief program. there's a lot more money on the table. there's at least two more years projected for that program to be in use. and so while i have not yet reached out to our state legislators who are lobbyists, i will reach out to them. i do think that program needs to be streamlined and potential

once—in—a—lifetime event, there were large numbers of not miking and other protest groups that were there shouting, making a noise, —— large numbers of not my kingghly where there? and where were they?— protesters roughly where there? and where were they? there were several hundred in and _ where were they? there were several hundred in and around _ where were they? there were several hundred in and around trafalgar - hundred in and around trafalgar square that were originally sort of near to the corner where the procession was going to turn, and at one point naming moved away and came back again. and this is where we found... there were other people protesting at various points in small numbers across the route and we move into those who were considering presenting a criminal threat to the procession, so in this case the just stop oil activists who we stopped both in whitehall and at the bottom of the duke of york steps were a large number of them are present and we had intelligence and we honestly believe those people were going to seek to disrupt the coronation procession. my thinking, that point, this was a conspiracy to commit public nuisan

king. that's really true. that any ballpark right? it looks like former giant aaron rough was going to put the brew crew on top of the first hits it deep to sen. >> miketo bring the home or back in just robin rough. who takes it all in stride. respect old teammates play that the giants broke the game open in the 8th. michael conforto hits one where no one would be able to grab it. his 11th home run of the year. he was 4 for 4 tonight. so the inning continues. 2 on and 2 out for casey schmitt. who laces a line or to the wall in left-center. blake sabol and yes score. it's 4, nothing giants and then patrick bailey rips a shot off the barrier. in right field. careens off smith scores. the game's final run as the giants take down the brewers 5 to nothing. the same 2 teams tomorrow in milwaukee. fans of both the human and canine variety as the a's look to avoid the sweep in seattle, taking on the mariners and it looked pretty good for oakland early on top of the first one on for seth brown gets all this one high and deep to right. nosed out 2 run homer to give the a's the leeds. now we go to the bottom of the 6th or up a run. the ty france changes that wit

mike, you know hot tub? i don't think dominic's a hot tub guy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think he's a guy who has sex with his clothes on [ laughter ] >> look at that bed. it's a big kingmusic. there's people sleeping right now. [ laughter ] can't have loud music -- nobody cares it's just us in here so, we do the scene. i'm like, looking up -- you know, i'm thinking a lamp is going to some sailing down from the window luckily, we got through it >> jimmy: all right. good good, good, good, good >> but then i'm thinking, oh, wait, she doesn't want to make a scene because she knows the crew by now. we've all been there together. she's waiting for me to get upstairs [ laughter ] so now it's 5:00 in the morning. i go in the room, it's all quiet. you know, i go brush my teeth, come into bed. she wakes up, she goes, "how was it tonight?" i'm like, now, should i play this -- i'm playing it cool. it was okay. >> jimmy: yeah, it was fine. >> it was okay it was a long night. yeah, you know it was kind of long. >> jimmy: it was work. >> you tired yeah, i'm pretty tired was it hard? no absolutely not [ laughter and applause ♪ i swear. i swear. >> jimmy: absolutely not >> i swear on

going to pass the baton on to dylan and mike for the kentucky derby coming up next this morning, we've got an epic royal tour keir has an exclusive look at the kingsd in anticipation of this historic event. our chief international correspondent keir simmons has been busy, very busy, touring some of the homes of kings and queens through the centuries and it takes a lot of time >> royals being royals, they have a lot of homes. it kind of comes with the job. listen, your exclusive look-around buckingham palace, that was pretty special. but anyone who comes to the uk can look around these homes and palaces and castles steeped in history. ♪ buckingham palace will be center stage for the coronation and for famous royal balcony moments, the first for generations without queen elizabeth. but the royal family have had many grand palaces, estates, and castles. like kensington. >> welcome to the heart of the court. >> a royal palace for over 300 years where queen victoria prepared for her coronation. the prince and princess of wales still have their london apartment here and it's where william and harry grew up with their father and, of course, their mother.

charles is sorry, king charles's friends revealing what he said to him before going to the ceremony on saturday morning. oh wow. two amazing exclusives by most importantly, we have mikewonderfully comforting . and i thought it was interesting— . and i thought it was interesting that the attempts to rhoerhttee— interesting that the attempts to modernise the _ interesting that the attempts to modernise the service and there reatty— modernise the service and there reatty-hot— modernise the service and there reatty-hot-t- modernise the service and there really-not-i think. really were not many. i think hawt— really were not many. i think david starkey— really were not many. i think david starkey is— really were not many. i think david starkey is absolutely rtght— david starkey is absolutely. right—essentially, david starkey is absolutely righ have essentially, david starkey is absolutely righ have the essentially, david starkey is absolutely righ have the processionally, david starkey is absolutely righ have the processional a. david starkey is absolutely righ have the processional a bit you have the processional a bit that— you have the processional a bit that-modernise