i do remember and it was based a lot on the work of william white, who has written so much on language and the rhetoric of recovery, and what words keep us stuck and what words move us for, forward. for exam, example, the issue of relapse. we talk about relapse and in other illnesses, we might talk about a recurrence or we might talk about re-initiation. but relapse somehow focuses on this was the expected, negative outcome and so...and failure. and so again, it goes back to the consciousness and what are we conveying and what, what kind of expectations are we conveying with our language? and there are a number of those examples that can be found actually on william white's website and, and in other publications that have been done by samhsa and by faces and voices of recovery. there are some wonderful resources to help us become more conscious of the language we use. and that connects to the fact that what we can do within the treatment system. if you're working with a person and they understand the framework, they understand the stages of change. they understand that it's, it maybe a

>> guest: well, my stepbrother was a writer, william h. white, the fellow who wrote "the organization man," and he came out of the war, came out of the marines and went to the "fortune magazine" and i actually did a little research for him on his book and then when i was in the marines i worked below that magazine, and 18-year-old pfc and then when i went to college i went to college in hartford, trinity college in hartford, and became a stringer to the customer for the hartford current and worked on the college paper and then took a job at the hartford times. they offered me $45, and the hartford current offered me $35 so i went for the big money at that time. and so it actually -- my stepbrother really was the durell in all this and -- cspan: if someone's never heard the name william h. whyte, tell us more about him. >> guest: cspan: how was he really did to you? >> guest: my stepbrother. cspan: but in what way? >> guest: well, my mother and his father were married, both second marriages for both come and i was the product of my mother's first

. >> and now we hear that william will arrive on a white horse. does this answer the big question?t kate's dress for her first post-engagement appearance. is she making the wedding dress, too? finally one more word about the stag party. they played a drinking game called "the post-it note game." you write the name of a famous person on a note and stick it on your friend's head and they stuck the queen's name on william's head and apparently it took him ages to figure out who it was. nick watt, abc news london. >> pretty tame game, considering, for a bachelor party. >> just like my bachelor party. >> i don't quite buy that. >> if you're keeping track people are looking forward to this event. the royal wedding is three weeks and three days away. so it's coming up rather quickly. >> do you have a countdown. >> we're sort of doing it as people are watching but that's going to be a busy news day, april 29th. >> the space shuttle "endeavor" set to launch on -- this pops up. "the hangover." >> i heard you lost a tooth. >> the baby, by the way, is still with the group. >> right. ld news no

white house tonight. "nightly news" with brian williams will have much more on the budget battle at the bottom of the hour. >>> okay. on a much happier note now if you're a giants fan. the world champions, who will be making their regular season debut tomorrow, their home depew at at&t park. >> the sellout crowd will see the giants and of course help celebrate their success as the team will raise its championship flag for the first time. >> it's part of a lengthy pregame ceremony. now, businesses close to the ballpark are also getting ready. you know the story here. pete's tavern, a popular hangout right across the street. it was a little empty today, but managers there are expecting a packed house before, during, and after tomorrow afternoon's game. doors will open three hours early at pete's tavern to accommodate the fans who want to begin celebrating in the morning hours. >> we've been gearing up and planning for a while now. i mean, it's -- basically since the season ended last year, we've been kind of looking forward to this day because we know how crazy it was and how craze why it will be. so we'll

white women. sisters got butts. >> william and kate's secret visit to diana's grave no one saw coming.oyal family member buy william a ferrari for his wedding gift? then

williams's papers. i found the story. the preservation of philip white pharmacy. he'd brought the pharmacy or in 1847 at the corner of frankfurt and gold. he stayed there until his death. he established really deep roots in the neighborhood. the neighborhood when he went in in 1847 was mixed. as time went on it became more and more irish. poor irish. and according to all the accounts i read he was a good neighbor. he sold. he made up medications, and they didn't have money he gave the medications away for free. he gave away money, he gave away clothes. when the draft riots happen to they didn't want to see that trucks toward demolished. they didn't want to see philip would harm to. the new york times repress this little dialogue in knows how accurate it is. but -- the businessman of the neighborhood, the area was called the swap. the businessmen of the swamp saw what was happening. this city need to run away. he said, no, i don't. as many writers come down upon me, as many neighbors i have will protect me the drug store was not disturbed. that was our real accused

and now we hear william will arrive on a white horse. finally, does this answer the big question?signer alice temperly. who cut kate's dress for her first post-engagement appearance. is she making the wedding dress? now, just quickly back to the stag party. they played a drinking game called the post-it note game. you write the name of a famous person on a post-it note. you stick to it your friend's head, he has to guess who it is. i can't believe i just demonstrated the process. they stuck the queen to prince william's head and it took him absolutely ages to figure it out. >> his own grandmother? all right, nick, thank you so much. i have post-its here, george? >> i bet he's played it a few times before. a very good move there. >> he knew where to put that. >>> let's check in now with juju chang. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. southwest airlines is canceling another 100 flights today as it investigates more cracks. like the one that forced an emergency landing in arizona on friday. a five-foot section of the boeing 737 opened up wide enough for passengers to see the sky

william who will marry kate middleton next week. and speaking of the royal couple, bookies are taking bets on everything from the color of the dress -- i think i'm going with white -- to if the couple will live happily ever after. as of this morning the odds were heavily in the five of prince william and indicate still being together on their tenth anniversary. the wedding is next friday. >> special coverage of that on cbs. we are pulling out all the stops to cover it. >> leave it to the brits on whether they stay married. >>> what do mark wahlberg, bruno mars and andy poehler all have in common? >> they are all on "time" magazine's list of the world's 100 most influential people. also on the list, this little whipper snapper justin bieber. "time" magazine asking the teen pop star who he thought should have made the list. his answer? charlie sheen. the former "two and a half men" star didn't make the cut. others who made the list, several other actors and singers. the list is released today. >> no lawrence karnow? >> he just missed out. >> he was last year. yeah. >>> time now is 4:57. catching a predator. the new lead oakland police have in the string of sexual

about unless they were interested in the art world, but moat middle class white americans would not know much about. >> william s buckly is the ultimate outsider? >> well, bucly is an interesting figure because he goes to yale in the late 40s. he's at yale, and he would not have been an outsider most places in america, but he really feels very much that he is at yale because he believes that the liberal, the liberalism of professors really dominates not just the campus, but the academic officer -- offerings, that there's an orthodoxy at yale presented by the professors, and you don't have room to stray outside that, and he comes to school from a very conservative family, a family that half has roots in the deep south, and the other half not, but a very conservative catholic white family with very conservative politics, and so he brings those politics with them to yale and feels very much that he is a rebel against that yale ivy league liberal culture. >> we've been talking quite a bit now about the 50s. what is the effect of all this? this white rebellion so to speak. >> well, i think it really begins to grow

most middle-class white americans would not have known. >> william f. buckley, the ultimate outsider. >> wow, buckley is an interesting figure because he goes to yale. no late 40's. he is at yale. he would not have been an outsider mostly. but he believed feels very much that he is at yale because he believes that the liberal liberalism up professors really dominates not just the campus but the academic offerings. there is a kind of intellectual orthodoxy that is constructed by these liberal professors. you really don't have much room to stray outside that. he comes to school from of very conservative family, a family that half of that has risen the deep south. the other half not, but they're very conservative, catholic, white family with a very conservative politics. so he brings those politics with him to yale and feels very much that he is the rebel against that jail ivy league liberal culture. >> we have been talking quite a bit now about the 50's. what is the effect of all this? this white rebellion. >> it really begins to grow in the 60's and peop

interested in the art world or in poetry specifically but most middle-class white americans wouldn't have known that much about. >> william f. buckley is the ultimate outsider? >> well, he is a really interesting figure because he goes to yale in the late '40s. he is at yale and he would not have been an outsider most places in america, but he really feels very much that he is at yale because he believed the liberalism of professors really dominate not just the campus but the academic offerings, that there is a kind of intellectual orthodoxy at yale that is constructed by these liberal professors, and that you really don't have much room to stray outside that. and he comes to school from a very conservative family, a family that half of it has roots in the deep south, and the other half not but a very conservative catholic white family with very conservative politics. and so he brings those politics with him to yale and feels very much that he is a rebel against that yale ivy league liberal culture. >> we've been talking quite a bit now about the '50s. what's the effect of all this, this white rebellion? >> i think it beg

williams is in jail for the death of joshua cash. police believe the motive was robbery and that drugs were involved. >>> tonight the white house says gadhafi's intercircle is crumbing as he races against the leaders that have dismated with air strikes. government forces gained momentum over the rebels today. this as the cia is sending small teams of operatives into rebel held eastern libya. >>> japan is appealing for international help to try to stabilize a plant that is leaking radiation after it was damaged after a tsunami. some radiation has been detected in beef and other foods in japan. here in the u.s., very low levels turned up in milk but the fda says it's still safe to drink. >>> stopping protests at funerals. the supreme court says they are constitutional. now maryland lawmakers are stepping in. kelly mcpherson explains, this all centers in the protest of a many maryland marine funeral. >> reporter: the father of that marine took this issue all the way to the supreme court and lost. and now maryland leaders are trying to change the law here to restrict those protesters here in maryland. a supreme court decision allowing t

william make their final public outing before the big day. the new details from their royal wedding guest list. ,, the white house and congressional leaders have agreed on a plan to fund the >>> president obama gearing up for more spending battles now that the white house and congressional leaders have agreed on a plan to fund the government at least until september. congress is expected to approve the budget compromise this week but the rising national debt will be the subject of many debates to come. on wednesday, president obama will give a speech that outlines his positions on reducing the federal deficit and the country's debt. >> the scale of debt reduction, he thinks the country needs so we can grow economically into the future a balanced approach. >> white house officials say the president will talk about potential savings in defense spending and in medicare and medicaid. the administration also says the government won't be able to borrow more money next month unless congress raises the debt limit. republicans want a clearer picture of a path to financial solvency. >>> firefighters from 25 states battling wind-driven wildfires in texas

white the guest list has been a senbit of a controversy. and will have your coverage at 2:00 a.m. to bring you every moment of prince williamis friday on kron 4. >>pam: the box office for the second week in a row was the 3 d animated film , $26.81, rio. and adeas' the cap the family was second and hot water for elephants with reese witherspoon came in third. $17.5 million. >>pam: hall of fame and 49 legend, joe perry has died. perry was the first clear that went back to back 1,000 yd rushing rushing season. he was nicknamed the jets for his speech he was inducted in 1969 following 16 years of his nfl. 14 years with the 49ers into with the baltimore colts. he is still at the san francisco leader in yards rushing and touchdown rushing. he died at 84 in arizona of complications from dementia. >>pam: at 5:00 p.m. tensions from the san francisco pension. for city employees. >>pam: smoking curbing. why that area outside buildings is not working. >> the nook competing with tablets [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my ba

white satin gown for a dinner dance following the ceremony. >> an estimated two billion people watched kate middleton marry prince william.hat's a third of the planet. they got onlookers into a frenzy when they kissed not once, but twice. >> this three-year-old bridesmaid had to cover her ears. look at that sweetie. for most it was pure joy. >> and look at this. a clergymen who couldn't resist doing a couple cart wheels when the crowds cleared westminister abbey. >> i bet some of his bosses wished he didn't do it. >> it was the relief. >> what a great day. >> that's what i was doing last night when i was watching it. i was in my living room, the privacy of my living room. >> do you have that on tape? >> oh no. the 49ers draft their quarterback of the future. and the sharks took hold of the present. overtime in their playoff [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney biggest sale of the season... ...save on everything! no exclusions! don't miss big buys now through saturday... ...like worthington essentials shirts -- just $14.99... ...and $14.99 st. john's bay and arizona shorts. choose your color with $59.99 protocol carry-ons.

and william and kate sealed it with not one, but two kisses. kate wore an ivory and whitesatin dress designed by the mcqueen house. in a modern but truly british touch, the couple exchanged the carriage for an ashton martin. >> and he looks at her with love in his eyes. this one is going to live like his grandmother. >> there's been no official word of the honey moon yet. >>> one dignitary at westminster abbey could not contain his delight after the ceremony. there he goes. you don't see that every day do you. an official in black robe turned to turn a few cart wheels at the carpet. proceeded down rather after exchanging their vows. the would be gymnast is actually a verger which is a layperson who assists in church services. >>> princess katherine gave the world a look at her fashion style today. the royal couple changed out of their formal wedding attire and into evening wear. cate wore a white satin gown with a white skirt and white valero. the newly titled duke and duchess left their new home for the reception at buckingham palace. >>> watchers got up very early or in

white women seen as the illegitimate act of a part of white benevolent women to undeserving black children. that was destroyed. the home of william powell was destroyed. the home of barbara lyons was destroyed. there is an account three attacks the on in the home and the third attack was successful burned to the ground. in williamson paper i came across a note that it is down there i will not read it, where a sergeant rates to ms. lyons to say i will try to help you. i do not know what today will bring. me to be at the drugstore at 3:00 p.m. and i will conduct you to safety. so the alliance and fellow quite philips white pharmacy was right around the corner and i speculate that is the pharmacy it is amazing the sergeant thought that was a safe enough place broke to take the family broke i started to read through the obituaries and i found the story of the preservation of the pharmacy. 1847 at the corner he stayed there until his death and established deep roots and the neighborhood where he went in was mixed and as time went on it they became more i raised. and according to all of the accounts they did not have money and gave med

white house easter egg roll. all day long you can stay on top of those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and watch brian williams on the nightly news. and what's going on this morning on the today show, al roker has the details on the wild weather expected in the south and the midwest this week. four days left before the royal wedding, meredith reports live from london on last-minute preparations. >>> keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one.

. >> a new photograph of a prince william and kate middleton. the black and whiteapher who also is there for a wedding photographer. who also photographed the late princess diana. >> also unloving garments at this hotel-unloading these garments. however, from the bride's taside, take middleton and her family are staying at the hotel. if you'd like to check this out? other things he could check it out on if you're not going? [laughter] you can watch and even some of the royal guest book. it can make a part of wedding history. it is at the british consulate in the san francisco open for anybody. it is your opportunity to pass along your congratulations to the new couple. you can go to the consulate. from 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.. still, to sign is that book and get up early at 2:00 a.m. to check out our live coverage. all of this royal wedding coverage tomorrow at 2:00 a.m. on kron 4. we will be right back. we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small businesses on hold. job creation at a standstill. 30,00

white is a hard color for a lot of brides. >> whatever kate middleton decides upon is a huge secret. even prince william won't know until she arrives. but for a designer like denise, it's fun to speculate. >> we all say this and in the end, we all might be surprised. >> all right, as for who actually got an invite, the full guest list was revealed today. many of the 1900 people invited have already been confirmed, including soccer star david beckham and his wife victoria. now we know that guy richie and josh stone and mr. bean actor will also be there. only a few guests will get to see the ceremony close up. most of the tenants will have a restricted view of the altar. >>> the sharks tried to close it out at the tank, but the kings had other ideas. we have a live report coming up in sports. [ male announcer ] a pinnacle fishing rod, a tackle box, and ozark trail tent, and an air horn. come on, boys! let's go! let's get up! this is a fishing trip, not a sleeping trip. all right. that's what you ask for, you're gonna get this, huh? [ air horn blares ] aah! yeah, you're up now. [ male announcer ] only walm

williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. donald trump talks about running he whitee and his doubts about president obama's birthplace. and actress ann hathaway is live in the studio talking about getting animated in her new film and tackling the role of catwoman in the new "batman" movie. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

so was tommy who sold shirts and william donald schaeffer at his mom's and you can talk politics. everyone was in the whiteages because everyone needed to be in this. a diminish necessity of the book means something that's special. >> it was a way around and about growing up. so i think everybody does that. people love to see those advertisements from the old companies because so many of them are gone now, but collectively week keep them in our member -- we keep them in our memories. >> if you are curious, change doesn't affect the yellow pages. you will get them whether you want them or not. and you can get a copy of the white pages if you want it. verizon will send you a copy if you call a special number. and by the way, eknock prat keeps copies of the phone book and many use them for research. and the brie bare has a ton of -- library has a ton of cool old baltimore stuff. there develop -- they've collection of 20,000 photos and restaurant menous. >> you remember the last time you had the white pages? no. >> i can't either. time is 9:16. >>> are you in the pact for new home but can't -- market for a new

white is a hard color for a lot of brides. >> reporter: whatever kate middleton decides upon is a huge secret. even prince williamon't know until she arrives at the abbey. but for a designer like denise it is fun to speculate. >> we may all be surprised after we say all this. >> i make a prediction it will be a white dress. what do you think about that? >> i think that is high on average. >> then your weather prediction? >> that's very questionable tonight. that is very questionable tonight. a lot of clouds out there tonight, folks. there is a slight chance we could see showers. don't look like it will be a really big deal but plan on bringing that umbrella with you tomorrow especially in the morning as we could see a few showers. a lot of clouds out there making their way across our skies and looks like things will thicken up as we head through the night tonight and looks like a chance of showers on the increase. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies around the bay area. we may catch some sunny breaks as we head toward the afternoon. temperatures not all thatted about. a lot of 60s outside even though it is great. 50s o

effort to go against the president's wishes as i mean the white house has completely lost the deficit battle and it was a royal occasion kate and william were married this morning and people in america woke up really early to catch every single minute of it on news networks but for those who care about i don't know what's really important in the world what the hell are we supposed to watch and it's friday so i think we all deserve a toast to happy hour raise your glass and watch as artie's jenny churchill mike moynihan and myself discuss the stories creating a buzz this week we're saving that for the end of our show up first our top story. prices are rising and economic growth is slowing down here in the u.s. the five big oil companies are raking in the dough this week they released their first quarter. nicks and exxon mobil the largest oil company in the country reported a ten point seven billion dollars profit just in the first three months of this year that's a jump of sixty nine percent from the same time in two thousand and ten chevron the second largest oil company didn't do so bad themselves reporting profits of six point two bi

white van with this license plate. they want to be as specific as they can, but they can't always give those details. >> pete williams, thanks. >>> and while we're on the subject of changes, let's talk about the story that broke last night. the air force 737 carrying the first lady on final approach into andrews airforce base outside d.c. forced to go around and abort landing because a cargo jet, a big one, three miles ahead of them took longer to land and clear the runway than was considered safe within minimums. this kind of so-called go-around is a pretty common thing at busy big city commercial airports, less common, of course, when the passenger is the first lady landing at a secured air force base. again today, the government stresdzed the fact that nobody was ever in any adanger here, bt still, because of the error, the faa said they would now use the same system to monitor and supervise flights for the first lady and vice president that they already use for the president when he's flying anywhere in the country. >>> two journalists including a well known war photographer who was nominated for an academy award

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and seen then as an illegitimate act on the part of white benevolent women twanders underserved black children, and that was destroyed. the home of william powell was destroyed. the home of albert lyons was destroyed. there's amazing accounts of three-part assault on their home on water street, and on the third assault it was successful and burned to the ground. i -- in her -- in williamson's papers, i came across a note, and it's down there. i won't bother reading it, where a car gent write ssh sergeant writes, and says i'm going to try to help you. i don't know what today will bring. meet me at said drugstore at 3 p.m., and i will conduct you to safety. the lyons and phillip white lived just a few doors from one another, and the pharmacy was right around the corner at frankfurt and gold, and i speculate that's the pharmacy, so it's just amazing to think that the sergeant thought that was a safe enough place to take the family, so i started reading through williamson's papers and i found the story of the preservation of phillip white's pharmacy. he bought the pharmacy in 1847 at the corn corner of frankfurt and gold and stayed there unt

kate middleton has chosen a fruit cake with white icing for her wedding choicele while prince william'll show you how to recreate them and fruit cake can be delicious. >> my grandmother made a fruit cake. it can be fantastic. before that let's say hello to latoya jackson, the latest contestant to hear "you're fired" from donald trump on "celebrity apprentice." what happened? >> good morning, ladies. >> what happened? >> here i am. you know, what happened is what should not have happened, absolutely. i felt star was the project manager -- >> star jones. >> and the responsibility, she didn't live up to it whatsoever. >> uh-oh. >> so the choice was donald's. >> she was and is formidable. >> yeah. >> i don't know who scared me more, star jones or nene leeks. how did you stay above the fray? you were the nicest one on the show. >> that's very kind. it's sad when people take it to a different level. we are doing it for charity. i think we should keep that in mind. but there are some that would cut your throat to get ahead. >> that's real intensity. >> not fake at all. that's the personality

that the duchess of cambridge, was gleaming in this white dress by sarah burton for alexander mcqueen, the same designer as her wedding dress. prince william looking dapper in evening attire. the royal reception was by invitation only. including 300 of the bride and groom's closest friends and family. an eight-tiered cake wowed guests. and prince harry delivered a best man speech, laced with jokes at his brother's expense. while outside, hordes of adoring fans rushed buckingham palace's gates, to try to get a glimpse. and while not as many fans stuck around to see it as the wedding itself, some certainly haven't lost any of their, uh, spirit. >> it's an occasion that's never going to -- it's not going to happen again. >> reporter: spirit was flowing inside the walls of the palace. reports are, that most guests left through side gates. pouring themselves into taxis between 11:00 and 3:00 a.m. >> i, william arthur philip louis -- >> reporter: and more detail coming out about the ceremony. that kiss. we were unimpressed by that first kiss. so, we timed it. it lasted a paltry 0.76 seconds, to be exact. kiss her again. you want to? another kiss

the carriage behind them had all the little bridesmaids and william was in that carriage, and he was a little tyke in a little blue and whiteievous that day. >> and to see him today all grown up. >> making that same procession. >> carolyn is with us the author of the newlyweds instruction manuel. only about an hour that these two have been married, but you've researched it senseably, what's the one thing you should say they should pay attention to that you wrote about in your instruction manuel? >> well, i think probably the most important thing about that first year of marriage is figuring out how they are going to carry through the successes of their relationship. up until now, as joan was saying, they've lived together. they've had a mature relationship. they've broken up and gotten back together. so i think they need to continue in that same vein and not let the term marriage and the weight of being married kind of psych them out. >> for our viewers, you may want to soak in as much as you can of this, as they are in the carriage, the royal carriage. it's our understanding that once they disembark and enter buckingham pa

white to living color. and there is no law higher than the one around the queen's privacy what do we know about her? she's a grandmother willing to corral a runaway prince williamlikes gin, we're told. and she's not just a good horsewoman. she's a rider with calm. watch this. it's a ceremonial ride in 1981 and right at this moment, random gun shots spook the horse, but not the rider. and remember, when a bizarre intruder broke into her bedroom? >> the queen chatted with the intruder for a few minutes, and then on the pretext of getting him a cigarette, went to the door and summoned help. >> reporter: but her equilibrium was rocked in 1997, when she seemed to feel no public connection to all the anguish over the death of princess diana. famously having to be dragged into the new world of public emotion. >> i admired her and respected her for her energy and commitment to others. >> reporter: and in one sense, she is the last queen to be armored in all that self-discipline and convention. and anyone who thinks she might step aside for her son doesn't know the queen already forged inside the body of a 21-year-old girl. >> i declare before you all that my whole life

williams was killed. he worked a the per raul -- peralta's after-school program. now, investigators received information about the car. they said it looks like this one, a whiteamera. at first, investigators say said they were looking for a white dodge. >>> kraig debro is in palo alto know about why the military may resurrect the rotc program after almost 40 years. >> reporter: it's interesting, after 40 years -- stanford ended the program 40 years ago because of the war. the ban was kept in place later because of the military's policy on gays and lesbians. today, a committee of faculty members are meeting and will decide if the training court will be allowed back on campus. stanford joined harvard and columbia which have resersed their bans. committee of ten students faculty -- and faculty members debated the issue for about a year. the faculty member on the committee said the committee examined how rotc could fit into the context of a stanford university education and again, a group of faculty members is meeting today and they will begin to decide if that's a rise decision to bring them back on campus. reporting live at stanford university, kraig debro, ktv

william has to get on board! >>> we saw the gas on twitter, that top white house officials, one actor wants to launch a live twitter week. clever idea? or a big business risk? we're going to explore that. >>> also we're following this spring noreaster hammering new england this hour, getting new snowfall counts on the first day of april. we have new video and where the storm is heading, next. jon: it's a fox extreme weather alert and no, it's not april fools, a spring noreaster slamtion the northeast, the storm stretching from new jersey to new england, icy roads causing spinouts, heavy snow brought down branches and power lines. before it's all over we could see up to a foot of snow in parts of new england. conditions are changing rapidly. rick reichmuth is here with the fox cast next hour. >>> and if you want to get a peek at your weekend forecast, it's there at your fingertips, go to foxnews.com/weather, enter your zip code, we'll get you your local forecast. jenna: speaking of forecasts, maybe a financial one, cvs is launching a tweet week, featuring the network stars, commenting live on twitter as the shows ru

white house. it was 1981 right after president reagan had one, and the call was about mr. william casey, bill casey was the head of the cia and they said he was coming to brown university and they wanted to know if i could pick him up at the airport. with the dean from brown, and if i could escort him through the city to do his speaking in and then driving back to the airport. so i said yeah mike i would do that. i knew who he was but i had never met him before, so i dutifully got in the car. we still have those big, long undertaking cars, you know those big long once? they look like they were from manmohan's funeral home. i picked up and dutifully went to the airport. we put the car on the tarmac and we did that at about 10 minutes later the key plane came in and it was a white thing with no numbers on it, typical cia. the plane landed and speaking about introductions, the gate came down and the steps came down and this guy had just had a skiing accident. was bill casey and he was on a crutch and he came down the stairs slowly. he got off the tarmac and he looked at me and he sai

williams and kate middleton is coming up on the 29th of this month. right now, a team of 40 shes is frantically cutting the crusts off thousands of slices of white breaddon't understand the fascination with the royal wedding or with weddings in general. but it's there. i keep asking, what is it? and people are interested in the fashion angle. in a british wedding, the bride wears white and her teeth wear yellow, but -- [ applause ] you know, it's -- as far as, i don't know, to me, wedding dresses all look the same. it not just the bride. the queen is looking for a dress, too. i bumped into her at marshall's this morning. you would think the queen would have, like, a staff to make an outfit for her out of birds and ribbons and stuff but she, believe it or not, she's been out shopping for a dress in london herself. >> wedding preparations are in full swing for prince william and kate middleton. the future king and queen have officially chosen their wedding party and posted the list on facebook. even the queen is busy with preparation. cameras caught her royal highness shopping for a gown on london's saddle row, where she fitted for a dress. the wedding

white house press secretary. nina easton of "fortune" magazine. kevin madden who was mitt romney's spokesman in his presidential campaign. fox news political analyst juan williams. let's talk about the politics of the budget. i want to put up a couple of gallup polls this week, which are very interesting. according to the poll, 59% think taxes should be raised on families making more than $250,000 a year. while 37% do not. and 31% support major changes or an overhaul in medicare, while 61% want minor changes or no cost-control at all. so, with that as a basis, dana, how big a gamble are republicans making when they want major reform of medicare and they don't want any tax increases on the wealthy? >> i think you heard senator coburn in the last segment say there might be, it's not necessarily what the republicans are saying but there could be changes to the tax code that bring in more money and actually don't hurt job growth which is at the crux of it. the poll shows wherein lies the problem for the communicators talking to the country about what are we going to do? not only do we have the debt problem, deficit problem. the entitlement line is now finally going

white boys in college. >> host: ishmael reed, this e-mail came from william emerson.who are some other black intellectuals that you admire today and why? >> guest: well, there are a lot of them, but they just don't get their books published, and they don't get the kind of coverage that others get. like the book "yellow/black" is a classic about growing up. about his mom and his mother.- i would rank that with the autobiography of "the nexted colored man -- the next coloredo man." there are a lot of young african-american intellectuals who are just too hard hitting, just too, what is it, too hard for anybody to publish. they don't make people comfortable. justin dumont. there are, there's people like michael young who's a real -- michael young is a young writer in palo alto who writes foralto french "vogue," the french edition of "vogue" magazine. he's not very well known in this country yet.gue" and there are a lot of good women writers i read, like jill nelson. i'll read anything she writes. e she wrote "let's tibet it on," and she's fantastic.ne she's one of those w

william is 6'3", she can swing the heels. >> she'll be in shoes, definitely. >> what about the shade of the dress, so many shades of white?t we see traditionally when you look at royal weddings, and i've been researching it, royals have been getting married in this era, the younger royals that are cousins, not at westminster abbey, they have been sleeveless, strapless gowns with tiaras and veils but they are not marrying the future king and not getting married at westminster abbey, so with that being said i think she will be in ivory. all the gowns tend to be ivory. they feel that it complements the english complexion. >> are you so excited, so up your wedding wheelhouse? >> i am so texcited. i can't even talk. the place to watch me is tlc. >> when do you leave for london? >> i'm leaving easter morning, right after sunrise service, there you go. i'll get up and enjoy that and get on a plane. >> and a quick preview, you said you'll be at the spot when she walks out of the hotel? you'll get the first glimpse. >> and i'll be telling you all about it. >> you'll send me a quick twit picture. >> of course, the minute i get it.

william has invited four of his exes. and kate has invited two old flames. and we hear kate's uncle gary will come to the palace reception. and the chaff, anton, will cater. white house incumbents, the obamas, are not invited. the queen has asked them over in may for a state visit. "the daily mail" said that joe albertson has been invited by prince charles. he's the friend of the bush and reagan clans. he owns tv stations and founded the politico newspaper. elton john is also coming, though probably not singing. and mr. bean, he's coming, too. hopefully not in character. and let's just look at kate one more time this morning. remember, this is the last we'll see of her until the wedding day. and the wedding is two weeks away, come friday, so the next time we see her, she'll be getting out of that car in front of westminster abbey. robin, we'll finally get to see that dress. >> hopefully, it will not be raining. what is the significance of this being the final appearance before the big day, katie? >> well, robin, as you know, the couple have visited st. andrews, ireland, it's only fair that england get a little bit of this magic treatment as well. as nick said,

william's coat of arms. on the back is catherine's new coat of arms, including the oak, typical in her community. >> the great picture, the black and white photo. >> see that. that's a modern couple. a beautiful photo that was taken. we have a lot more coming up. much more on the wedding. at kate middleton goes from wealthy commoner to royal princess in just a few short hours. much more from london after this. live. [ tab pops ] ♪ whatever lola wants ♪ ♪ lola gets ♪ and, little man, little lola wants you ♪ [ cellphone dings ] [ cellphones ringing ] [ women screaming ] ♪ make up your mind to have one diet pepsi, please. ♪ no regrets ahh. ♪ what's going on over there? ♪ >>> welcome back to london. kate middleton is about to become the bride of the man who will some day be king, prince william. a lot going on all over the city today. much of the action about to get under way at westminster abbey. san outside of the abbey. she's got a great view. >> you might not be able to hear it. there is music playing. it was played when elizabeth was crowned the queen, at her coronation. people are filled with anticipation. we're seeing lot of crowds mo

rarely do you see the underclass whites depicted, except for on the jerry springer show, all right? .. >> host: ishmael reed, this email came from williamemerson. who are some other black intellectuals that you admire today and why? >> guest: well, there are a lot of them but they just don't get their books published and they don't get the kind of coverage that others get. like hakim abuti whose book -- about his growing up and his mom -- his mother. i would rate that rate next to the autobiography of the others. there's a lot of african-american intellectuals who are too hard-hitting, their comments are too tart for anybody to publish. they don't make people comfortable. justin duman, kofi natabo. there's people like michael young who's -- michael young is a young writer in palto alto who writes for french vogue, the french edition of "vogue" magazine. he's not very well known in this country yet. and there are a lot of good women writers that read like jill nelson. i read her books. i read anything that she writes. she wrote, "let's get it on" and she's a fantastic -- she's one of these writers who use her imagination. she has a great

always did it, then bill gavin, then the first director of the white house staff, later an editor of "time" magazine. you will recognize william safire, who died less than two years ago, and who we all, i know this afternoon, are thinking of. now having introduced to them through their photos, let me welcome them in prison, and invite our white house speechwriting -- let me welcome them in person, and invite our white house speechwriting panel to the stage. [applause] it very quickly, ray price, chief speechwriter for much of the new yorke, staff, at later an editor at "new york herald-tribune." pat buchanan, a journalist at the "said louis globe-democrat" 04 he became an advisor of the -- before he became an advisor and later became a communications director for ronald reagan could you may remember that himself has been at a presidential candidate at times. you have read his books and may be seen him on television. william gavin was a high-school teacher who wrote a fan letter to president nixon in 1967, and soon after became a key writer for him. he has a book called "speechwright," spelled w-r to highlight the craft-like na

white house for the very latest on the power shift inside the obama cabinet. >>> and one day to go, the final rehearsal got under way this morning, as prince william and kate middleton prepare for tomorrow's big event, while london reaches a fever pitch in anticipation of the wedding of the year. "early" this thursday morning, april 28th, 2011. >>>come >>> welcome to "the early show" here on a thursday morning. destruction on a massive scale. you will not see more vivid tornado pictures. mother nature unleashing her fury all across the south, like we mentioned, from texas to virginia, towns, homes, completely obliterated. these pictures from tuscaloosa, alabama, yesterday, and last night. just incredible images. the death toll continues to rise. we will have extensive reports from that entire region coming up in just a couple of moments. good morning, everyone, i'm chris wragge. he'll get you the very latest on that breaking news in the south in just a moment. as we said, erica hill is in london, continuing to cover the royal wedding. if the news has not made its way across the pond yet to the news outlets in london, it will shortly. this is just massive destruction

holds a bachelor's degree from williams college, a master's in public affairs from harvard, a georgetown law degree. as an aside, the commissioner was my guest at last year's white house correspondents' dinner. it was a pleasure to visit with him in a more congenial setting. it was a pleasure to see the reaction among celebrities when you introduce the irs commissioner to them. queen latifah literally scowled to him. celebrity chef rachel re said, i will cook for you any time -- rachel ray said, i will cook for you any time. please give him a warm welcome. [applause] >> i had forgotten about queen latifah. thank you for inviting me back to the national press club. a few weeks back, i actually celebrated my anniversary of my third year as being the irs commissioner. milestones like that are a good time to reflect and think about what you have gotten done, what you accomplished, what you learned, and what lies ahead. i will tell you, it has certainly been an interesting journey so far. some things i expected, others that i did not expect. one of the most pleasant surprises -- yes, there are pleasant surprises when you are the irs commissioner. one of the surprises

tablecloth, you can take a sheet or white tablecloth and all you do is use painter's tape and fabric tachlt get your union jack pattern. the tea bags, they're kate tea and williamut on your tea bag. they're just -- the good thing about this wedding like all of these royal weddings, they're so much on the market. so many novelties. there's so many websites. plum.com, tuesdaymorning.com. we can get all this stuff because we have time to do it. >> what about tea sandwiches of course. everybody knows tea and tea sandwiches are a great combination. >> cucumber sandwiches, curry and chicken, they're niece to have. scones and cookies and things like that. as a parting gift to go go away, union jack. some of these cooks aren't as good as they look but they're from debbiebakery.com. i encourage you to take that home to your daughter with the crown as well so she can partake in the wedding too. >> this is a great way to celebrate. you showed how you can make a party with all these great themes, things you can print out on line and serve great food and get people into the great mood. >> this is even if you're not watching it live and you're taping it later, you can turn t

he has a bachelor's from williams college, a masters of the game from the john f. kennedy school of government. he was a guest at the white house correspondents' dinner. it was a pleasure to visit with him in a more congenial setting when you introduce a the irs commissioner to them. queen latifah bowed to him. [laughter] rachel ray said, and i quote, "i'll cook for you anytime." he commands a lot of respect. give a warm national press club welcome. [applause] >> i had forgotten about that. thank you for the gracious welcome. thank you for inviting me back to the national press club. a few weeks back, i celebrated my third year, the anniversary of my third year of being in the irs commissioner. milestones like that are a good time to reflect, think about what you have gotten done, what you have accomplished, what you have learned, and what lies ahead. it has been an interesting journey so far. some things i expected, others i did not expect. one of the most pleasant surprises, and you might be wondering that there are pleasant surprises when you are the irs commissioner, and one surprise was that this large organization i

william and catherine driving themselves back to lond london. what's up with that? >> thank you very much. we'll get back to you in a moment. >>> breaking news out of the white house as president obama takes on the birther issue head on. >> i know that there's going to be a segment of people for which no matter what we put out this issue will not be put to rest. but i'm speaking to the vast majority of the american people as well as to the press. we do not have time for this kind of silliness. we've got bert stuff to do. i've got better stuff to do. we've got big problems to solve. and i'm confident we can solve them. >> nbc's david gregory is moderator of "meet the press." david, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> the president has listened to people talk about this issue, bemused and puzzled. he talked about the real issues and says we can't deal them if we're dealing with sideshows and carnival barkers. has he laid it to rest? >> people who are inclined to believe they may find some conspiracy angle here to keep this thing going, but i know from talking to people inside the white house there was a view it had finally gotten too much traction. why? y