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pass over westminster abbey around 12, 12:15 lunchtime when william and kate will be leaving the abby. >> sohe royal tailgaters will get wet. [ laughter ] >> supposed to be good luck, though, right? >> i think so. all right, charlie d'agata live in london, covering the royal wedding. charlie, thank you very much. >>> don't forget, you can watch the royal wedding live right here on cbs 5. our coverage begins friday at 1:30 a.m. after the late late show. tune in. >>> folks, we are working on a pretty nice day in the bay area. going to see a lot of sunshine to start. mostly clear skies to begin with this morning. 40s and 50s out there right now breezy already at the coastline. those breezes will be picking up toward the afternoon and we'll see a couple of clouds in our skies but still should be a fantastic day some very mild temperatures. plan on 60s inside the bay, 60s and low 70s in some of the interior valleys. 50s and 60s, the winds kicking up along the coastline. still looking good. high pressure in control but a few of the clouds going to dump right over the top of this ridge and roll int

. >> the abby will be closed to visitors so it can be made now ready and the bride and groom can be in and ready to go over the details of the service. when the ceremony starts, the couple will be standing at the top of the steps just in front of the high altar. it will be here the couple will exchange their marriage vows, and later, they will kneel in prayer on these special kneelers in aid for the coronation. he will conduct the service and says they are ready. >> i am sure they are both feeling a little nervous and excited. i stayed the preparations this week as they come towards it and will -- i think the preparation of this week as they come to work it will reassure them. i hope they are going to enjoy it enormously. >> the transformation of that abby began with a number of trees delivered. >> do not forget you can get complete coverage of their royal wedding by visiting our web site. click on the link, and you can find the latest features, including a guided tour of a couple as they go from westminster abbey to buckingham palace. a growing number of governments are calling for sa

>> abbie, thanks so much. >>> joining us now is abc news consultant, john nance. we heard one major official say this is quote major problem. cracks appearing in planes that we didn't even know were vulnerable to cracks. >> this is the major problem. after 1988, and the aloha accident, where the top came off an old 737, we thought we had after about two years revamped completely the type of inspections that needed to be done. there may have been an area we didn't get to. and apparently this is it. because nobody thought that cracks were going to be a problem in the middle of the fuselage. >> we just heard abbie report that most of the planes covered by this faa inspection order are flown by southwest airline, which specializes in shorter flights. a southwest airlines jet will have on average 12 takeoffs and landings per day, while other airlines average 68. how much of this problem is a problem with southwest and that flight schedule? >> i don't think this is really species specific to southwest. every airline out there is trying to utilize their fleet as much as

abby finally revealing the dress. >> i think the reason kate has been so important to keep it under wraps because she generally wants to surprise prince william. she wants him to say, wow. >> we bet he will. the wedding will take place at buckingham palace. >> and we're hoping good weather for the event, too. >> fabulous weather here today. >> you want to get out for a walk or bike ride, enjoy the sun feel warm compared to tomorrow. cold air and rain and wind today. take a look, sky7hd, isn't this beautiful? this is the golden gate bridge and marin headlands. it would be a great day to get out and enjoy anything. kind of gusty on the water. we are looking at temperatures around the bay area on the cool side this morning. in fact, it's 56 degrees in hayward and still cool in marin, 55 in san rafael. napa was 59. we have those gusty winds to thank for that and' airport, gusting to 30 miles an hour. concord gusting to 21 miles an hour. and not so bad that the wind will continue to pick up in the east bay hills all along the coast. then we've got an arctic cold front and late season cold front on the way to bring shower

abby finally revealing the dress. >> i think the reason kate has been so important to keep it under wraps because she generally wantssurprise prince william. she wants him to say, wow. >> we bet he will. the wedding will take place at buckingham palace. >> and we're hoping good weather for the event, too. >> fabulous weather here today. >> you want to get out for a walk or bike ride, enjoy the sun feel warm compared to tomorrow. cold air and rain and wind today. take a look, sky7hd, isn't this beautiful? this is the golden gate bridge and marin headlands. it would be a great day to get out and enjoy anything. kind of gusty on the water. we are looking at temperatures around the bay area on the cool side this morning. in fact, it's 56 degrees in hayward and still cool in marin, 55 in san rafael. napa was 59. we have those gusty winds to thank for that and' airport, gusting to 30 miles an hour. concord gusting to 21 miles an hour. and not so bad that the wind will continue to pick up in the east bay hills all along the coast. then we've got an arctic cold front and late season cold front on the way to bring showers to

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. >> it's mattresses sleeping bags, we even have a little guest day so we can make a cup of tea. >> reporter: inside the abby a final group of tourists got a first-hand glimpse at the exact spot where prince william will harry kate middleton. but they opened them to large potted maple trees that will line the aisle leading to the altar. final preparations have begun. by friday they anticipate hundreds of thousands of people to be gathered here outside westminster abbey and the surrounding areas. they have no doubt some of them will be up to no good. small groups are promising to disrupt the wedding including muslims against crew says which post add count down clock. tuesday police appealed to the public for help. >> anything suspicious or out of place that you may see, please be our eyes and our ears, and let us know immediately. >> british taxpayers are forking over $30 million to pay for the largest security contingency in british history. for some, it's well worth the price. >> i think that we're very well covered, you know, i have good faith in the english security system. >> reporter: a system that will

see if they actually take some of that advice and start caring attempting to so much for joining us tonight. there's no noise abbi always a pleasure to be here thanks for having me. now as a report of last week pastor terry jones took his message of islamophobia gear born michigan how one of the largest muslim american populations in the u.s. and as some of the town prepare for his arrival anywhere i'm sure expect our case christine for is our was in dearborn for the event and she brings us all the details from the weekend. on the. it is a tale of two worlds or at least two hemispheres and you could say this is where they meet sixty years in the shade of the ford headquarters lies dearborn michigan it may be in the midwest. and it looks and sounds be much more like the middle east. because we're going to go with the largest muslim population not to mention the largest mosque in north america. on this day the mosque the islamic center of america is packed. it is awesome on people. it's respect. nearly a thousand people from every religion have gathered joining together for a common cause to stand against this man

abbie, thank you. i want to bring in dr. richard besser now. so, rich, talk to us as a doctor tonight. is it safe, would you say to us, it is safe? >> reporter: diane, the milk is safe. as a doctor, as your friend, i can tell you, these levels of radiation are not harmful. i drank milk this morning as did my boys and there's no reason to stop based on this. >> nonetheless, we think if any, even a speck of radiation in anything and we can avoid it, we should? >> reporter: well, you know, these are great tests. i get some comfort out of the fact that they can detect such a small level of radiation, because it tells me, if the levels start to rise, they're going to pick it up before it causes any harm, any health side effects. >> and how long before we can stand down on this whole issue? >> reporter: well, you know, until they get the reactor under control, you need to monitor. you're going to see an increase in radiation in the air before you would see a further increase in milk or water. >> all right, dr. richard besser, thank you. good to have you here tonight. >>> and we turn now to f

meeting abbie hoffman's children, friends of abbie hoffman, former yippies, and meeting tom hayden and this, that, and the other, reading many memoirs and books. so i was very pleased to do it and very pleased to do that film. it was not a big box office success. you know, in fact, most people, when i was making the abbie hoffman movie, they were like, "who is she?" honestly, it was very-- it's disheartening, but that's the way it is, you know? like i said, if most of your news revolves around the grammys goody bag and the number one best-selling book is chicken soup for the soul and people read the national enquirer, there's not a lot of people that are going to know that abbie hoffman was not, in fact, a woman, you know, that i was playing. but it was a very wonderful experience, to do that. i had a wonderful time. vince d'onofrio is an excellent actor and an excellent person. and all the people involved with the movie are just wonderful people, and it was a real labor of love. and the director was a wonderful man who was a friend of abbie's and anita's and very passionate. and it was just a real pleasure to do the-- you know, tom hayden came t

social networking internet young americans for liberty and abby alger director of digital communications at the leadership institute thank you so much for joining us thanks for having me so you've both read atlas shrugged and as you've actually seen the movie already that's right about a month ago tell us about that was a special scream like it was great it was a real small group of people it was at that you streets in america or in d.c. so you know they really called out a bunch of libertarian organizations you know movers and shakers in the libertarian movement and i was just blown away and it was great to see it with all those people who were so you know influenced by iran and in her message and her philosophy and just raring to go to get the word out and you know the organization with young americans for liberty we've been trying to get the word out it's really galvanized a lot of libertarian organizations to come and revisit her books and her thinking and i think you know you might critique the film for you know certain aspects but in general i think it's a great thing and it's going to do a lot for libertarian libertarian

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brushes all of the sculptures inside westminster abby, we have seen the musician being rehearsed, we have seen the choir boys being told not to eat chocolate so it doesn't interfere with their voice. the weather that everyone has been enjoying so much caused a all of these flowers to bloom early and now there is a concern that there could be some droopy blooms for the big day. well, we can have none of that. gardners have been told to go out flower by flower and make sure that any of the flowers that are not up to par be trimmed away. sometimes the most obscure, minute preparations are the most interesting to hear about. >> no wilted wisteria for the princess and prince. >>> between the royal wedding and easter sunday, hat makers are certainly staying busy in london this week. hat makers to the stars are working overtime. >> hats are about spectacle and about tradition and about making the woman look attractive and festive occasion and there's no bigger festive occasions is a royal wedding. >> one of the biggest consumers of hats is the queen herself. bookmakers are already betting the queen will wear yellow to the wedding. there's also bets

abby, london time 11:30 we got the word they were in there. we think they went to this gate to my right. the gate that leads to one of the yards there, soare told they are in there. they are rehearsing, the first of many rehearsals going on today. one started before dawn. more than 1000 members of the british armed forces, including some who are colleagues of prince william rehearsed their formations with precision starting at 4:30 wednesday morning. dressed in complete uniforms they went through their paces preparing for friday morning's procession. the horse drawn carriages also made practice runs confirming travel times, and london's metro police were out in force, making security sweeps, steps from the abby utility crews went underground checking for anything suspicious. >> we are very clear we want this to be a safe, secure and happy event and we intend to act robustly, quickly and firmly if anyone engages in criminal activity. >>> scores of groups have been denied access, fearing protests could tournament violent as they did in december, but barely a block away antiwar demonstrators have been allowed to remain on the route. they c

so beautiful. >> reporter: well wishers from around the world lined up at least ten deep on the streets. >> it was an incredible experience. cat is beautiful, the suits, kate looked amazing. >> inside the abby, 1900 fashionable guests gathered to watch the pair exchange vows. once man and wife, the couple climbed into an open-topped carriage, the same one used by william's parents for the mile-long procession. >> nowhere in the world. it's only in england. and it's only in london that can do this. >> at buckingham palace, the story book wedding was sealed with two kisses. on the balcony, a blushing william and his bride delighted onlookers. far and wide, fans celebrated the royals, now known by new titles, the duke and duchess of cambridge. but this was how they left their first reception. william driving his wife in a vintage aston martin, a thoroughly modern royal couple that is clearly already made a mark. and, of course, it's not over, a nighttime reception going on now. the queen has left buckingham palace to the younger set, about 300 of katherine and william's closest friends and family there for this nightclub-themed reception with dancing and prince harry has organized a survivor's

so what? >> reporter: as the torpedo of truth rolls on, his twins won't be hitting the road with their dad anytime soon. for "good morning america," abbiees. >>> dan abrams, our legal analyst. thanks for coming in. the judge did not think about that hard at all. >> it's not a hard decision. it's not as if brooke mueller was competing with a dentist in orange county here. this is charlie sheen. he has a history of his own problems. when it comes to custody. you look at the totality of the circumstances as to what's in the best interest of the child. you don't simply say, there was a violation of the custody agreement. and therefore, she loses custody. that's just not the way that it works. >> it raises an interesting point. if the father were a dentist in orange county, would he get custody? >> maybe because she has so many problems. again, the court has to evaluate how much are her problems affecting her parenting? that's the question. and so, i think that a court might say, you know what? we think that she is having these ongoing problems. and maybe she would be better off in a more secure environment. the notion, charlie sheen asking