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guards are preparing now. these are the scenes outside buckingham palace. thousands of military personnel will be taking pa rt part in the procession is today. the crowds are — part in the procession is today. fie: crowds are building on part in the procession is today. isua: crowds are building on the mall and so is the excitement. people grabbing the best but they can to capture some of the best views they can. we will be talking to some of them in a few minutes. good morning, it's saturday 6th may. we are live outside westminster abbey on this historic coronation morning where, in just a few hours, king charles iii will officially be crowned monarch, 70 years after his mother, queen elizabeth. people from around the world have been arriving in london to witness a ceremony that has remained largely unchanged for 1,000 years. let's take you through how the day will unfold. the formal celebrations will begin at around 10.20am with a procession from buckingham palace
originally, we thought she would be taking a direct flight from tokyo to warsaw, which left at 10.20 am local time but because of security concerns they decided to change her destination and she is on her way to vienna before heading to poland, which has offered her a humanitarian visa and where she can continue her training as an athlete if she chooses to do so. if you remember a few months ago in late may there was a plane carrying an opposition journalist and his girlfriend, which was forced to land in belarus, so they are taking a very cautious approach until she gets to poland. her husband has also left belarus and is currently in ukraine. she has voiced concerns for her family back home. the ioc is officially starting its investigation into the matter. the olympic committee of belarus was asked to submit a report by yesterday and the ioc has
yesterday —— louis 0osthuizen. we have got rory mcilroy teeing off at 10.20 this morning. he had the worst of the conditions yesterday, really windy yesterday afternoon when he played, and he is going off at 10.20, tommy fleetwood before him. one player we have noticed splashed over the back page this morning as the american bryson dechambeau, who is blaming his tools for his problems yesterday, which has caused a bit of a storm? it problems yesterday, which has caused a bit of a storm?— a bit of a storm? it has, yes. 8 son a bit of a storm? it has, yes. bryson dechambeau - a bit of a storm? it has, yes. bryson dechambeau is - a bit of a storm? it has, yes. bryson dechambeau is an . a bit of a storm? it has, yes. - bryson dechambeau is an american golfer who basically tries to hit the ball as far as he can. he is potentially revolutionising golf by whacking his driver miles. the trouble with that is that it doesn't
be seated and don't have one for ireland yet. i get it about shrinking government, yeah, we don't need a lot of this extra, extra people sitting there. i'm all for that. there's some important key people that do need to be hired though. david: all right, bruce, what do you think? do we need them or not? >> i don't know. he's not specific who he wants. i think it's more about complete incompetence, he hasn't said he's going to send to fill for all we know he might be paying for more unemployment insurance for priebus bus and spicer and everybody else. david: and in congress, they're not doing their job confirming people who need confirmation. what about the idea of not filling some of the positions to shrink government? >> i think that government should be shrunk, maybe, 10, 20% across the board, but i think the top positions, i think that president trump has to take some responsibility here.
issue at all. it's child safety issue. what had happened was the california elementary schools, part of marin county berkeley albany elsewhere had percentages of unvaccinated children, 10%, 20%, 30%, even 40%. what had happened was the elementary schools in california had become dangerous. they were dangerous places for children. the california legislature and governor had no choice but to act and to get those kids vaccinated. measle diphtheria whooping cough, these are the most deadly diseases on our planet. the reason is our children don't die of those diseases because we get them vaccinated. >> doctor is there some middle ground in this debate? i mean can health officials meet parents halfway to control the spread of contagious and deadly diseases like the measle like whooping cough, like the mumps, that you mentioned, is there room in the middle or no?
linzie janis, abc news, new york. a consumer alert this morning from food giant kraft recalling hot dogs due to a labeling problem. 96,000 pounds of various oscar mayer classic wieners recalled because they could contain cheese, they could pose a problem with consumers who have dairy allergies. the usda was alerted about the labeling problem over the weekend before the recall was announced. dozens of customers at a southern california fast food restaurant ended up paying a high price. customer dino and his wife had to pay $10.20 for a meal, and they ended up being charged $10,200. they didn't realize anything was wrong until the bank called them to say they were overdrawn. the restaurant blames a computer glitch and says everyone is going to get a refund. >> hope it was a good meal. >> i know. that's a lot of money. >> wow. all right, now that the bunny has made its rounds there's plenty of easter candy that needs to be eaten. one guy took it as a challenge. >> competitive eater matt stony. >> oh, man.
we give them the opportunity to earn a wage that they can survive on in the richest country on the face of the ea h earth. that's the issue. 10.10 is a minimum. it's not a ceiling. it's not the maximum. it's not what we want people to aspire to. it is what we ought to do as a country to make sure there is a minimum. ed, in 1968, in 2013 dollars, the minimum wage today would be $10.20. >> i find senator rubio's comment very interesting. he admits to the people what they think doesn't matter. it polls well. that means what the people want. what the people want doesn't matter to the republican party. he indicts his philosophy right there in front of the microphone. i just think it polls well