is he at buckingham palace? no, he's not at buckingham palace! my mummy didn't like him. so-- so, your mummy and daddy were discussing my taste in boyfriends, were they? yes. right. who's ulrika? i don't know what i would do if i was attacked by a polar bear, ben. bleed to death, probably. sit there. there's place by your mother. no, there isn't. yes, there is. no, there isn't. look. there's quite obviously a space next to you. why next to me? why next to me? budge on. come on. move up here, and he can sit-- ben: ow. sue: shh. this brings back so many memories of my wedding day. crowded church, everyone in their finery. and jane! oh, jane was so beautiful. breathtaking, she was. dad. mum's name was joan. i know! but she had this gorgeous friend called jane. real stunner. i-- i can't believe that you-- that you'd just-- just because you're getting married doesn't mean you've got to stop admiring beautiful women. that's just... at the altar? oh, come on, it's just what men are like. sue: weird! karen: so you promise to love him forever and ever, but how do you know that's t

we are outside buckingham palace. you've listen looking forward to this day.e bentley leaving clarence house with prince william and prince harry aboard heading to westminster abbey. >> there are the brothers in their military uniforms. go ahead, ann. >> matt, the prince is arriving, waving to the crowd. you can see people very excited. i'm going to let you hear their roar. >> well, looks like the girls are late again. >> we're seeing a live shot of the bridesmaids preparing to go to westminster abbey. they look just beautiful, with flowers innier hair. >> i don't know if you saw in between the two little ones there was pippa the maid of honor. >> i noticed meredith had her hair down. >> there's pippa. >> hello, harry. call me. >> i believe this is charles and camilla. >> yes, it will be. they are the next most senior to leave buckingham palace and arrive here at westminster abbey. >> look at the prince of wales dressed in full regalia. >> hello, dad. >> hello, sons. who is your daddy? >> nice to see you. s where' camilla. >> she's right here. >> somebody said

royal family leaving buckingham palace.tle tea in the morning? okay, cheers, everybody. >> cheers. how are you? >> so good to see you. >> we had a nice reveal this morning, didn't we? >> what's with your english accent? >> i'm like madonna, it comes and goes. >> stay in it for a moment. >> i'll try. we are beatrice. >> and you are eugenie. >> it doesn't matter. when we arrived on the plaza, we noticed there were two ringers just like us. >> they got their outfit from loehman's. >> where did you get those teeth? >> mum, mum gave it to us. >> mum mum says hello. she wasn't invited to the wedding. >> no. >> we had dates when we gotxd t the wedding because we don't have any men in our life. it's very sad. >> who do i look like, you guys? who do i look like? >> chita rivera or carmen miranda. >> anyone with a lot of fruit on her head is who i look like. >> are you all still here? vamos. >> this morning was a beautiful reveal on the plaza. >> it was nice. >> let's watch the reveal. >> looks like the girls are late again. >> i can

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they held a star-studded party at buckingham palace for their friends from australia. superstar guests were elle mcpherson and hugh jackman. it's ahead of the queen's trip down under set to begin next week. >>> a marathon is hard enough. now imagine doing it at 100 years old. no problem, says one runner in canada, who hopes to become the oldest marathoner. that's not his only goal. he also hopes to break the guinness world record ahead of the big one on sunday. he started running in his late 80s and attributes his health to daily exercise and a vegetarian diet. >>> so for $35,000 you can buy yourself a car or dessert. a chef at a hotel in england has created the world's most expensive indulgence. besides with high quality chocolate it's made with champagne, caviar, edible leaf and two carat diamond. until a customer buys one, there's a restaurant in new york for the most expensive dessert, $25,000. >> what happened with the two carat diamond? >> hold onto it. >> oh, i thought had you to eat the whole thing. you just have to buy it to break the record. >>> it's time for

longer be a man's world at buckingham palace this october 14th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, welcome to "early show" on this friday morning. >>> coming up this morning a visit from bill o'reilly and he has opinions on just about everything, as you know. and we've got a lot of things to talk about from the gop presidential race to abraham lincoln's assassination. the subject of his latest book. we'll also get his take on the wall street demonstrations and where they are headed. that's coming up a little bit later. >> no shortage of topics. new york city officials put off a deadline for "occupy wall street" protesters to leave the park they have been living in for weeks. hours later police bound with some of the demonstrators. jim axlerod is in lower man hatten with the very latest. jim, what is going on with some of these squirmishes we've seen? >> good morning, chris, quite a remarkable last couple hours in lower manhattan. just before dawn there was a sense as protesters were not going to let the cleaning crews that the people who o

they stayed at buckingham palace. edith wrote home, it was like a cinderella existence. but once the negotiations began, things got tough. and woodrow's health began to suffer. finally, in june of that year, the treaty of versailles was signed. it provided for a league of nations, an international body that would mediate disputes and hopefully prevent war in the future. but when woodrow brought the treaty back to the united states to be ratified by the senate, the senate refused. they were jealous of their constitutional prerogative to declare war and they were afraid the league of nations would oblige them when they didn't want to. they wanted to add amendments or reservations. and woodrow wanted the document ratified as written. so he undertook a speaking tour by train all across the united states to california and back. it was september. it was hot. of course, there was no air conditioning in these metal cars. he was speaking every day, sometimes more than once. as they returned from california and wound up through the rocky mountains, the altitude began to tell on hi

there is a notion to get rid of the rich, we will all be rich and move to buckingham palace and willand it will be great. >> what is great about the tatoo is you imagine the guy who went to, i don't know, barcelona and got the asian tatoo that has no idea what it says. >> i have plenty of those. >> look, there is a gun. >> tofu, is that like a food? >> is that going back the drunk and shameful thing. >> did you really get a tatoo with tofu? >> i have them being eaten by a jellyfish here. >> eaten by a jellyfish? >> oh my god. >> amazing. >> does being a human rights attorney mean you have a right to eat humans? brooke goldstein discusses the latest book. you are a monster. what does jerry brown think about open firearms? he lost the ability to process the thoughts. >>> she wanted tokyo gripped, but got the drift. so claims the michigan woman who says the trailer to ryan gossl ny g's later thriller was misleading and was expecting more thrills. so she did what any crazy person would do. she sued the film's distributor where they promoted the film to where it is similar to the fast and

you have your castle in scotland, your quiet country home in windsor, of course, buckingham palace.o stately, so regal. imagine doing it all on a budget. the royal family is having trouble keeping the cold dark castles warm and light. last year their fuel costs were $3.5 million. this year costs are expected to go up by 20%. meanti meantime, the queen's budget was frozen by the government. so they have to cutback. and her subjects aren't that sympathetic. >> i can see her walking through a palace turning off all the lights. >> with the economy the way it is all over the world. everybody has got to conserve. so it's surprising to hear the queen doing that herself though. >> reporter: new signs posted throughout her residences. the attention is drawn of all members of staff to the need to switch off unwanted lights. and according to the financial times the staff has witnessed this sight. the queen of england roaming the halls shutting off lights herself. but she may have lucked into some savings. prince harry who one can surmise is training in the u.s. and prince william and kate who

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kira simmons is live at buckingham palace with more. can i er, good morning. >> reporter: the trouble with tradition, it can be rather old fashioned. for a while, they've been asking them, why shouldn't a first born girl become queen and why shouldn't a monarch marry a catholic? even in this thoroughly modern worlds are tied to tradition. after their marriage, with a difficult decision, to change a 300-year-old law claiming that their oldest son should be mon act rather than their eldest daughter, a law that many consider sexist. >> put it simply, if the duke and dutch i couldn't sayess of cambridge were to have a little girl, that girl would be our queen. >> it's obviously an outdated old custom that women can't be next in line and i think it's crazy. >> it's a splendid idea. >> the announcement was made and the queen did not directly address the changes, but she did make a special note of the important role that women play. >> the theme of this year is women as agents of change. and it encourages us to find ways to allow girls and wom

a possible baby from william and kate and tell you why it may no longer be a man's world at buckingham palace "early" this friday morning, october 14th, 2011. >>> good morning. welcome to "the early show" here on a -- well, damp, wet friday morning in new york but should be pretty good pretty soon. >> good morning, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. erica hill is off this morning. a visit this morning from bill o'reilly who has opinions on about everything, as you know, and we have a lot of things to talk about from the gop presidential race to abraham lincoln's assassination. the subject of his latest book. we will also get his take on the wall street determinmonstrators where they are headed coming up. >>> the top story this morning is about 30 minutes ago, new york city officials delayed a deadline for the protesters to leave the park they have been living in for weeks now. jim actxelrod is here with the latest. >> in this park, as dawn breaks over lower manhattan, so too the tension that had been building here breaks. the looming sense of confrontation between the police and protesters as the c

you have your castle in scotland, your quiet country home in windsor and of course buckingham palace. so stately, so regal. but imagine trying to heat and light them all? and then imagine doing it all on a budget. that's right. the royal family is having trouble keeping those cool, dark castles warm and light. last year their fuel costs were $3.5 million. this clear, costs are expected to go up by 20%. meantime the queen's budget was frozen by the government. so, they have to cut back. and her subjects aren't that sympathetic. >> i can see her walking through the palace turning off the lights. >> everybody's got to conserve. with the way the economy is. so, it's surprising to hear the queen doing that herself, though. >> new signs have been posted throughout her residences warning to shut off the lights. they read -- the attention is drawn of all members of staff to e need to switch off unwanted lights. according to "the financial times," the staff has witnessed this sight. the queen of england roaming the halls, shutting off lights. but she may have lucked into some savings. prince h

. >>> the defense secretary says he's following orders and will cut buckingham palace of dollars from the defense budget. he says thousands of jobs connected to the defense industry could be at risk. coming up 5:69:15, a live report from the washington, d.c. news room. the company companies and the -- the defense companies here that could be affected. >>> another hearing focusing on a company will take place next month. this time, the energy secretary will testify. republicans are expected to grill him over the half billion dollars government loan awarded to that former company. you will recall he went bankrupt and laid off 1100 employees. >>> back over to sal to check in on traffic. how does it look? >> looks good. as a matter of fact, we are doing very nicely. and many of these areas. as a matter of fact, i want to, i also want to mention the control room that my maps are not working. little problem with the maps. we'll get it fixed there. is highway 4 bay point. no major problems here. you can see we already have a little bit of slow traffic coming up to the bay point area. and it'

. >>> a record number of visitors at buckingham palace this summer.00,000 people came to see the wedding dress worn by the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton. now, the dress heads to storage. oh... ( sigh ) you... you haven't got a longer straw, have you ? it's not funny, i'm gettin'... gettin' straw stress. is that drink ready, huh ? yeah, sure. here... i'll just... oh, don't worry about it. i'll get it the next time i come around... yeah ? cheers, hon ! think about it. with everything you do... it's nice to have a vehicle that can keep up with you. it's the chevy season of doing. now qualified buyers can get 0% apr for 60 months plus $1,000 cash allowance on the 2011 traverse, which offers 8-passenger seating and received a 5-star overall vehicle score for safety. get to your chevy dealer today and get that list done. >>> time to talk a little business. not everybody is happy with what the latest version of the iphone has to offer. we'll get more on that in a minute. first, let's take a look at the business beat with robert gray from new york. >>

but she's been seen switching off the lights at buckingham palace, which would kind of be a fun thingon video if you're a tourist. >> hard to generate a lot of sympathy for the queen. >> exactly. we say that in jest. i'm sure she's doing fine and may enjoy the exercise turning off light. >> a lot coming up on the broadcast including a look inside a shark tank and a rare interview with chelsea clinton who rarely speaks publicly. chelsea clinton who rarely speaks publicly. killed by a great white shark down in australia. we'll take you inside a shark tank after the break. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. dulera will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. dulera helps significantly improve lung function. this was shown over a 6 month clinical study. dulera contains formoterol, which increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. dulera is not for people whose asthma is well

that's unheard of in british history, a catholic living in buckingham palace. erin? the rights. >>> in an interview scheduled for today with baby lisa's two half-brothers was scrapped. we told you it would happen today. police hoped to have child specialists sit down with the 6- and 8-year-old brothers of the baby to see what the boys might be able to tell them about the night she disappeared and wanted to collect dna samples. jim spellman is in kansas city tonight. can you tell us why the meeting was canceled and whether or not it be rescheduled? >> reporter: the defense team, as it were, that have assembled around the mother, deborah bradley, say it's been postponed. it's a huge setback for investigators. they haven't spoken to the boys since the night she disappeared and say they're vital to getting information about where she may be. they need that dna to eliminate it from a lot of dna they gathered during a large search last week. they're really hitting a roadblock mainly around this divide between the family that doesn't want to talk to the police and the polic

that's unheard of in british history, a catholic living in buckingham palace. erin?he rights. >>> in an interview scheduled for today with baby lisa's two half-brothers was scrapped. we told you it would happen today. police hoped to have child specialists sit down with the 6- and 8-year-old brothers of the baby to see what the boys might be able to tell them about the night she disappeared and wanted to collect dna samples. jim spellman is in kansas city tonight. can you tell us why the meeting was canceled and whether or not it be rescheduled? >> reporter: the defense team, as it were, that have assembled around the mother, deborah bradley, say it's been postponed. it's a huge setback for investigators. they haven't spoken to the boys since the night she disappeared and say they're vital to getting information about where she may be. they need that dna to eliminate it from a lot of dna they gathered during a large search last week. they're really hitting a roadblock mainly around this divide between the family that doesn't want to talk to the police and the police

>> london, the changing of the guard at buckingham palace. we're trying to bait a con man.t setting for giving a scammer the royal run-around. we worry these financial predators might be dangerous. we don't know who they are and don't want to be caught alone on their turf. so it's critical that we lure them to a public meeting place. that's what i'm trying to do when i talk to one of them on the phone. i don't know who's picking me up. i'm not going to get in a car with a stranger. i mean, you think i'm an idiot? but i also need to convince them i have what they want. no, you listen to me for a second. you know, i'm walking around with all this cash. you're making me anxious. our first meeting ends up just outside london in greenwich, home of the famous clipper ship "the cutty sark." it's with a so-called diplomat who has promised us a box of cash, in fact, $3 million. the diplomat calls himself simply anthony. the woman with me is a "dateline" producer acting as my assistant, and she's wearing a hidden camera. after a short wait, the diplomat gets right down to business. >

an invitation of the mast ers of the household of buckingham palace.s been commanded by the queen to invite me to a reception. this is about the diamond jubilee. this time next year the queen marks her 60th year on the throne. the only other queen to have done that is queen victoria. it's a huge event next year. lots of buildup to that and lots of celebrations next year. i'll have details of that after this event. november 28th. we'll talk about it again. >> i'm sure wome will. i haven't had time to look in my mailbox yet. >>> coming up, hollywood celebs have joined those protesting against wall street. we'll tell you who is showing their support after this break. >>> plus, the evolution of our mobile society. cell phones, smartphones, they go from convenient to crucial to some say a pain in the behind. it's great to be so connected, but is there a downside? we'll have an in-depth discussion coming up. masseuse who cuddle up with your soreness and give out polar bear hugs. technology. [ male announcer ] new bengay cold therapy. the same technology used

nbc's michelle kosinski is at buckingham palace. good morning outo you. >> reporter: good morning.f home video that tends you make you embarrassed when your parents show it. it was shot on british television, it shows prince charles and lady diana, about the age their sons are now. too cute. the little princes, william aged 3 and harry, 1. >> you've got to try to do the piano. >> reporter: try to behave for the kacameras, with limited success. there's prince charles playing peekaboo and princess dianadian radiant young mother. this was 26 years ago. dieia was only 24. remember she married at 19 and describes william much as he is today. >> he's very enthusiastic about things, pushes himself right into it. he's not at all shy and very polite. >> reporter: a patient prince charles finally gets william to come out from hiding under a table, and there goes harry, for the same spot. >> it was particularly groundbreaking. you've got prince charles sort of goofing around. you've got the late great princess diana, up until this point, everything to do with royals and royal children was ver

we're at buckingham palace this morning to explain this. hey, michelle. good morning. >> reporter: hi, ann. good morning. recently we saw the duke and duchess of cambridge visit a cancer hospital for children literally following in the foot steps of princess diana. they really seem to try to make it more than an appearance, spending a lot of time. kate told one child if you ever need anything, contact us personally, which made the little boy laugh. well, now in what may be her first personal act of public kindness as princess, she's written a heart felt letter to a 9-year-old boy there. if you ever thought william and kate simply show up and do their duty at these packed events this visit to a children's cancer hospital last month showed something else. >> make sure you get it, all right? >> reporter: talking to each child at length. the look on kate's face seemed to say what words could not. here with 9-year-old fabian diagnosed with leukemia at age 5 and just relapsed. >> encouraging that they had that focus and just took our eyes off everything else. i

if queen elizabeth hosted an annan party at buckingham palace ahead of her 10-day trip down under.elebrity guests included elle macpherson and actor hugh jack man. >>> some in the raider nation are calling it a snub. >> i think it's disrespectful. shame on them. >> what "sports illustrated" didn't do that has raider fans fuming. >> and the new step to bring home a missing missouri baby not seen in almost two weeks. and we're going back live to the safety summit taking place this morning just days after the city's top cop resigned. fualaau for us. >> one day after the city of oakland makes howard jordan interim police chief, he takes his first street to make oakland streets safe. welcome back to ktvu morning on 2. we'll have more on that safety summit in just a moment. but first, the search for a man who has been missing for more than a week. san francisco police are asking for your help this morning. mark marvin was last seen leaving his home around 4 p.m. on october 6th. his car was found last sunday at baker beach. he is 39 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 135 pounds. i

i don't know exactly the beginning, but i know he wasn't born in buckingham, palace. >> i'm almost donee happy with it. >> gretchen: some people in our country want to get rid of what many deem to be the american dream, capitalism. there has been all these protests going on called occupy wall street. they've spread to l.a., chicago, boston, washington, d.c., ohio. now labor unions, and some celebrities backing these protesters. donald, what do you make of it? >> the interesting thing is that obama was really backed largely by wall street, at least the first run. many of them friends of mine, i don't know if they'll continue to back, a lot of them aren't, but wall street backed obama heavily. much more heavily than anybody else. so now they're fighting wall street, which is an interesting little dichotomy. >> steve: and george, it's not just wall street these guys are fighting. they're fighting global warming, high gas prices, student loans. >> but they're wearing things from barney's. the protesters of the '60s -- a protest, you can not break up with pepper spray. you spray pepper spray

the body of a homeless man who was obsessed with queen elizabeth found on a tiny island near buckingham palace. it's believed robert moore died about three years ago, a place landscaper found his bones and passport and a pile of empty vodka bottles. moore sent hundreds of packages to the queen over the years. it's a special election day in west virginia. it's the race for governor seen as a referendum on president obama. acting governor earl ray tomblin, the democrat with a razor thin lead over the republican businessman. g.o.p. hoping to win their third special electionn three weeks, the winner will replace the former democrat mayor joe manchin. he won the seat showing him shooting a hole in the president's cap and trade policy. president george w. bush and first lady laura bush visiting the site of his library and presidential center in texas. last construction beam now in place. >> it's awe inspiring. i mean, it exceeds expectations. it is going to be a fabulous addition to the smu campus and to dallas. the challenge is after you've been president to make sure you're still constructive. >>