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they waltzed into wedding bliss. they are now celebrating their 75th he's 100 years old and she's 96. wedding an versely. it seems marital magic runs in the family. their son has been married for 53 years. >>> a tiny nation in the pacific is causing major royal trouble. the island of neuway seemed to have doubts about a lasting relationship for the royal couple when it released this controversial postage stamp. it features the bride and groom to be with a perforated line separating them and either side has a different price. prince william is $1 more than his fiancee. stamp-gate 2011. can't we let the kids get married first? >> a dollar more, huh? now i'm trying to figure out what the price would be with me and my wife. i think i'm in trouble. don't go there. >> don't go there. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. secretary of state hillary clinton is in germany this morning along with other ministers from nato meeting to discuss the situation in libya. >>

the botanical garden is a treasure. 25 acres of bliss. 55 acres. tin gardners. do you know how many gardeners i can afford? 3. difficult choices. we get no joy in charging fees. we will fight, fight, fight to raise revenues so we can continue to provide services to our community. supervisor cohen: ok. we have five minutes. i am going to give mayor lee an opportunity -- >> [unintelligible] we need to hear from you, supervisors, the mayor, and everybody here. we need to hear from you all. i ask respectfully you make a comment about that. supervisor cohen: all right. that is a fair request. is there anybody on the panel who would like to address this. >> we fully support the program. i think the best news for our department is because of the 2008 and the money we of been able to obtain from the state of california, we are building new direct centers -- rec centers. you talk about social enterprise. here is finding that can begin to address our $1.6 billion of means, and to a higher san franciscans. i had the pleasure of working with the mayor and many people at thi

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. >> reporter: emily bliss play's sally, she is excited to be in the show, playing such an interesting character. >> she is just larger than life. if you could put just the word ridiculous in a human being, that is what sally is. which makes it fun, because you don't have to hold back. >> reporter: the cast has been rehearsing since the end of march and members say they are more than an audience. >> it is done across the world, because it is a wonderful, thought provoking beautiful piece, and scary piece of theater -e the show will run until may 15th. >>> now it is time for after the week. there is a you? spin on the popular mobile game angry birds. our friends are back in angry birds rio. it is the same game you love, playing on you on the streets of rio this time. the birds are out to take out smugglers. the app is available in around droid and -- in android and app stores. >>> and speaking of rio, our hero was captured as a chick in the jungle of brazil and ended up in the midwest, where he grew up with his owner, linda. one day he explains to linda blue is the late male of the spec

we know weddings are overwhelming even if you're not a future princess but what is it about the blissfulurn blushing brides into bride- zillas? dr. kim has the explanation. >> reporter: you don't need the pomp and circumstance of a royal wedding to know that getting married can cause a lot of stress. while stress is natural, we found some good advice on how to alleviate it right here in our own backyard. 1900 guests and 2 billion people will watch kate middleton walk down the aisle. however on the other side of the pond roughly 6,000 miles away... >> to have and to hold from this day forward as your legally wedded wife... >> i do. >> reporter: a much smaller crowd witness aid more intimater is moan -- witnessed a more intimate ceremony. at san francisco city hall there was a marriage. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: the couple looked calm. but getting married was stressful. >> getting the catering and the guest list... we had a wedding planner but it was a lot of work. >> reporter: and sometimes the stress gets the best of us. >> the p

. >> what's the formula for a marriage of duration and at least periods of bliss? >> i think the biggest thing you can do is respect the other person. second biggest thing is you need to learn how to let things slide. don't think that everything is said in a derogatory manner, that is offensive. you got to learn when to engage and not to engage. learn what fights to pick and what fights not to pick. most fights, you don't need to fight about them. in the grand scheme of life it does not mean anything. who is going to what on any given weekend, night or weekday. things that matter are the eth acall issues, religious values. those are things that are important. character. you stick with those and there is a solid base for those, then your marriage should last. >> words to live by. >> i hope so. >> pamela paul said she does not expect to film any books in the divorce season. >> i think divorce and books about pornography are big sellers during the holiday season. especially divorce. that is the time we are sitting around the tree with the family and after we are done

giving the bay area royal watchers a reason to bust out their tiaras and celebrate a blissful occasion an ocean away. i talked to some women who said that after they finished having tea here they plan to go home and watch the royal wedding once again for a second time from start to finish. i've got to tell you, this royal fever is really catching on. in fact, i think i may even wear my tiara to the sharks game tonight. reporting live, maryann favro, nbc bay area news. >> it suits you. thank you very much. >>> still ahead at 5:00, the dmv sending tens of thousands of warning letters to drivers. we'll explain the new rules that will soon be in effect. >> why multiple pregnancies may be putting women at risk of suffering serious health problems. >> and the president tours the devastation left behind by the deadly outbreak of tornadoes. his special visit also with congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >>> i'm jeff ranieri live in the east bay, we're gearing up for the livermore wine country festival. one of the hottest game shows in tv, "minute to win it" is here holding open auditions. how yo

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maybe a little bit of ignorance was bliss. i do want to respond to this. we do have the two problems, problems around graduation rates. that cannot be disputed. and achievement. but you know what? i also refused for our community to stay siloed in let's just deal with these issues. there are the major issues and they are big problem and we have to address them. the issue of copper mobility and those conversations that you mentioned -- the issue of copper mobility and those conversations with corporations, those conversations are important. if we want people to move out of poverty. it is not about white guilt. it is about entering into conversation, creating programs that propelled families afford but also hold people accountable and responsible for lots of people to success. and that is why those corporate conversations are important. we are posted here. we just negotiated a contract with comcast. they agreed to put the latino on their corporate structure. that is important. it is about the access and the leverage that person will hopefully bring with an t

they are here with us this morning as they embark on a lifetime of pure bliss.t and much more coming up right here on "the early show." sydnie, once again, great chatting with you this morning. frank. good to talk to you, too. >> no love here, brother. now those christmas cards you have been getting for the last 20 years? they're done. >> i say that with love. >> thank you, chris. see you at 7:00 on "the early show." >> might watch that show -- just kidding! >> you better, mister! >>> this morning, a fast-food restaurant claims victory in a legal beef. the class action lawsuit claiming taco bell's meat not the real beef. the lawsuit has been dropped. it was filed in federal court in january but the plaintiff voluntarily withdrew it yesterday after reviewing the facts. taco bell maintaining its taco filling is 88% beef. it is not changing any of its products or advertising. >>> there is selma, sunset district, north beach. now welcome a new neighborhood to san francisco. la l ingua. it's spanish for the word the tongue. it started tongue in cheech on a blog burri

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they're going to be celebrating 45 years of marital bliss on saturday. so, congratulations to you. hard boiled eggs. it has a patriotic theme to it. thank you for joining us. you usually can't get here. you usually have to stay back there. just like you, i'm a tourist. i'm having fun. i'm enjoying myself. and i wanted to get a slice of british life. i decided to -- come along with me, as i hit the park, the pumps, and i had spot of tea. the world may be counting down until friday. but for me, london is calling today. first stop, afternoon tea at the legendary browns hotel. tell us about this addition. >> queen victoria started the late afternoon tea in the beginning of the 19th century, beginning queen victoria's reign. and it's gone on every since. >> it's a time to relax, and enjoy finger sandwiches, pastries, and scones with lots of cream. i lather it on? >> that's not enough. >> reporter: that's not enough? oh, you're a bad man. i like you. some lessons i learned. milk is okay. lemon, surprisingly chic. but never sugar. it masks the taste. >> bon appetit. >> reporter: bon appet

literature suggests, they don't typically emote much because they believe they're going on to a more blissful state. so it's unclear to us at this juncture whether there would be discernible signs of stress or fear. but there's videotape evidence that would allow you to get at that, and we think that would be invaluable as fine tuning the program. >> yeah. i think i highlighted that in your testimony because there are a number of examples that we have, and i wonder, mr. willis, has dhs made an attempt to pull together not just video evidence here in the united states, but with our international partners to do some kind of an assessment stacked up against the screening techniques that have been identified to see whether we're on target? it's an awful lot of money to spend without, you know, putting it up against realtime data. >> thank you. again, i represent dhs science and technology, not the operational community. from a -- >> this is a science question. >> yes. from a science and technology perspective, we are attempting to locate video of terrorist threats in other countries as well as wi

they say that ignorance is bliss. to know what they're doing, you cannot stand by and let that happen. that is what whistleblowing is all about, and that is why this is so important. that whistle blowers do not make the world a safer place, but they have risk lies rather than save lives. -- they risk lives. tell the inmates of of the great prison that whistle-blowers do not matter, they have no impact in the world. i would like to go to those people and say, "you should not have come forward. you should not have spoken out." whistle-blowers have a life- saving task. i would take your point in one second. traitors, those who went to the soviet union to sell secrets. people who speak out against dangerous, dishonest, or illegal activity. that is who i am here for. who are you here for, bob? [applause] >> i am here to be entertained by some of the speakers. the man turned over the cd's of abu ghraib. the man returned to those over we do who turn those over had no responsibility to keep silent -- the man who turn those ov

they say that ignorance is bliss. to know what they're doing, you cannot stand by and let that happen. that is what whistleblowing is all about, and that is why this is so important. that whistle blowers do not make the world a safer place, but they have risk lies rather than save lives. -- they risk lives. tell the inmates of of the great prison that whistle-blowers do not matter, they have no impact in the world. i would like to go to those people and say, "you should not have come forward. you should not he spoken out." whistle-blowers have a life- saving task. i would take your point in one second. traitors, those who went to the soviet union to sell secrets. people who speak out against dangerous, dishonest, or legal activity. that is who i am here for. who are you here for, bob? [applause] >> i am here to be entertained by some of the speakers. the man turned over the cd's of abu ghraib. the man returned to those over weo who turn those over had no responsibility to keep silent -- the man who turn those over --

i represent fort bliss. the number of people have expressed concerns that we're going to somehow shift our assets into libya. can you address the supplemental and any potential for having to shift resources from afghanistan? >> we will not be shifting resources from afghanistan. thanks to the cooperation of the congress, we are in the process of sending about $600 million worth of additional isr to afghanistan. yesterday in a meeting, i approved an effort to reprogram another $400 million worth of isr afghanistan. we will be adding to afghanistan and not taking away. there have been some electronic attack aircraft moved from iraq to the middle east in a way that we felt did not present any risks to our operations in iraq. in terms of how to pay for this , we are in discussions with the white house now and with omb. i share your view that it would be difficult for the department to eat this cost out of the base budget. there is an overseas contingency operations bill before the congress. my personal view is t

bliss and there are a number of people that have expressed concerns that we're going to somehow shift some of our assets. can you address both supplemental and any potential for having to shift resources from particularly afghanistan? >> we will not be shifting resources from afghanistan. in fact, thanks to the cooperation of the congress, we are just in the process of sending about $600 million worth of additional isr to afghanistan and yesterday in a meeting i approved coming forward with an effort to try to reprogram about another $400 million worth of isr so we will be adding isr capability to afghanistan not taking it away and we don't a anticipate strike forces. there have been some electronic attack of aircraft that have been moved from iraq to the middle east but in a way we felt was not -- did not present any risk to our operations in iraq. in terms of how to pay for this, there is a -- we are in discussions with the white house right now on this and i share your and mr. bartlett's view that it would be very difficult for the department to eat this cost out of the base budget

exhibiting signs of stress, or they as some literature suggest, they believe they are going on to a more blissful state. it's unclear to us at this juncture if there were signs of fear. there's videotape evidence, we think that would be invaluable in fine tuning the program. >> yeah, i think i highlighted that in your testimony. because there are a number of examples that we have. and i wonder, mr. willis, has dhs made an attempt to put together not just video evidence not just here in the united states, but with the international partners to do some kind of assessment stacked up against the screening techniques that have been identified to see whether we are on target? it's an awful lot of money to spend without putting it up against real time data. >> thank you. again, i represent dhs science, technology, not the operational commanding. >> this is a science question. >> yeah, from a science and technology perspective, we are attempting to locate video of terrorists threats. in other countries as well as within the u.s. and it is very difficult to try to get access to that information, or to suc

bliss and there are a number of people that have expressed concerns that we're going to somehow shift some of our assets can you address both supplemental and any potential for having to shift resources from particularly afghanistan? >> we will not be shifting resources from afghanistan. in fact, thanks to the cooperation of the congress, we are just in the process of sending about $600 million worth of additional isr to afghanistan and yesterday in a meeting i approved coming forward with an effort to try to reprogram about another $400 million worth of isr so we will be adding isr capability to afghanistan not taking it away and we don't a anticipate strike forces. there have been some electronic attack of aircraft that have been moved from iraq to the middle east but in a way we felt was not -- did not present any risk to our operations in iraq. in terms of how to pay for this, there is a -- we are in discussions with the white house right now on thisnd i share your and mr. bartlett's view that it would be very difficult for the department to eat this cost out of the base budget. t

maybe a little bit of ignorance was bliss. i do want to respond to this. we do have the two problems, problems around graduation rates. that cannot be disputed. and achievement. but you know what? i also refused for our community to stay siloed in let's just deal with these issues. there are the major issues and they are big problem and we have to address them. the issue of copper mobility and those conversations that you mentioned -- the issue of copper mobility and those conversations with corporations, those conversations are important. if we want people to move out of poverty. it is not about white guilt. it is about entering into conversation, creating programs that propelled families afford but also hold people accountable and responsible for lots of people to success. and that is why those corporate conversations are important. we are posted here. we just negotiated a contract with comcast. they agreed to put the latino on their corporate structure. that is important. it is about the access and the leverage that person will hopefully bring with an t

. >> how has it been for you being surrounded by young people and the dreamy bliss?e put our relationship off to the side for work and kids and we think, hey, we started off before this family and we need to spend time with one another. it's a nice reminder. >> it is. >> for the people who watch it is there as well. many of us have gone down the aisle, so to speak. >> couple times. >> we have had to make the choices. i made some bad choices. you almost wish you had a sense of having maybe to do something over again. i think my bridesmaids dresses were awful. >> was it on purpose? >> no, never. >> some brides do it on purpose. >> so they don't look as good as you. >> really? is that what you're learning? >> i haven't learned it from the show, but i have had experiences. >> he's bummed when he doesn't get to pick out the dress. >> i'm involved in everything else. >> i'm the plan, too. why would she want you there? she wants a woman there. >> what if i just pretended. >> oh, shut up. >> do you have arguments as well when you're doing this? >> yeah. >> what do you fight

maybe a little bit of ignorance was bliss. i do want to respond to this. we do have the two problems, probms around graduation rates. that cannot be disputed. and achievement. but you know what? i also refused for our community to stay siloed in let's just deal with these issues. there are the major issues and th are big problem and we have to address them. the issue of copper mobility and those conversations that you mentioned -- the issue of copper mobility and those conversations with corporations, those coersations are important. if we want people to move out of poverty. it is not about white guilt. it is about entering into conversation, creating programs that propelled families afford but also hold pele accountable and responsible for lots of people to succes and that is why those corporate conversations are important. we are posted here. we just negotiated a contract with comcast. they agreed to put the latino on their corporate structure. that is important. it is about the access and the leverage that person will hopefully bring with an those decis