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those elements of the ceremony? they did make an effort to do that, we saw clergy from different nominations, from the islamic community, thejewish community, community, the jewish community, female community, thejewish community, female clergy. we had the first african to sing at a coronation. incredible opera singer. she has been singing opera since she was 16 years old. we had the gospel choir. they were just incredible. to years old. we had the gospel choir. they were just incredible.— they were 'ust incredible. to see them they were just incredible. to see them represented _ they were just incredible. to see them represented within - they were just incredible. to see - them represented within westminster abbey was amazing. then different people bringing the relics into the church, flotilla benjamin and people like that. —— floella benjamin. and we had people like an and jay blades, this kind of people and it was an attempt to try and represent modern britain but he still had a
elizabeth. and this was the most diverse coronation we've ever seen. we >> a historic day decades in the making. today, king charles became the 40th president sovereign to be crowned. a moment he waited his entire life for. yeah >> a day filled with pomp and circumstance. with a mix of modernity and tradition, >> i hear percent until, you king charles. or i'm doubted king. >> a two hour-long ceremony, with ritual music and relics. all leading up to this moment. the king sitting on the 700 year old coronation chair. crowned by the archbishop of canterbury, >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> among his strongest supporters, his wife, queen camilla, crown to.
ainsley: king george vi's coronation, they had ribbons to tie it down and it almost fell off. the queen said her advice was never look down, bring up your piece of paper or the crown will fall off. something i found meaningful, the coronation cross used as head of the coronation procession has fragments that are said to be from the cross on which jesus was crucified. these relics were given to king charles as a gift for his coronation by pope francis. martha: extraordinary, the cross that is going to be carried into westminster abbey in front of this process and, there are a lot of relics that will be part of this. it is going to be quite a story. you see everyone walking in. they open the doors a few hours ago and told these lucky guests, 2,000 of them, to get there early, get your seat, everyone seated. piers: a lot of controversy
1970s, relentless artillery attacks left behind mountains of metal. "we worry history might repeat itself" says maestro wu who makes knives from old artillery. "if that happen, it will change our way of life clothe. bullet-riddled buildings, bomb shelter, beaches lined with anti-landing spikes, rusty relics waiting for the waves of change to come crashing in. will ripley, cnn, kinmen, taiwan.. and still to come, evacuation warnings go out across parts of colombia as scientists warn the ruiz volcano could be days away from erupting.
anti landing spikes. rusty relics waiting for the waves of change to come crashing in. >> the big question is though that is a lot of the people's minds, could these islands be the next crimea? the fact is, china could have taken them, annexed them, invaded them, whatever you want to call it years ago. the number of soldiers on the islands, was at 92, 000, is at 3000. they are not doing it aaron, and some say that they believe that the local support will actually help them make those island an example for the main island of taiwan to consider this two systems alternative for thank you for joining, us a three secis 60 starts now. >> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states, and all around
the bunt of damage in the cross conflict. from the late 1940s through the 1970s. relentless artillery attack let mountains of metal. we worry history might repeat itself, says this man who makes knives. bullet riddled buildings, bomb shelters, beaches with spikes. rusty relics waiting for the waves of change to come crashing in. >> the big question, on a lot of people's minds, can the islands be the next crimea? the truth is, china has taken them years ago, because the number of soldiers on the islands, was 92,000, is down to 3,000. they're not doing it. and some say they believe the local support will actually help them, you know, make the
anti landing spikes. rusty relics waiting for the waves of change to come crashing in. >> the big question is though that is a lot of the people's minds, could these islands be the next crimea? the fact is, china could have taken them, annexed them, invaded them, whatever you want to call it years ago. the number of soldiers on the islands, was at 92, 000, is at 3000. they are not doing it aaron, and some say that they believe that the local support will actually help them make those island an example for the main island of taiwan to consider this two systems alternative for thank you for joining, us a three secis 60 starts now. >> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the