the newly named duke and duchess of the cambridge. they are officially man and wife. >> james: this is a live picture from outside of buckingham palace. ec that long stretch of a pathway on either side flanked by the british flag. most of their royalty and dignitaries that attending this 300 gust luncheon. >> justine: the lunches 650. >> james: that is right, 300 for the private party. who's on the entity millis for that? you can just call her the duchess of cambridge. she >> justine: wants to be catherine now. if she might be the cleanup england sunday you surely do that. >> james: still lots more to come, as we rolled near 5:00 we want to update you on whether. so for that, we will go over to louisa. >> reporter: what did you think of her dress? can we get some feedback? >> reporter: i think it's gorgeous. today looks like a gorgeous problem downtown san francisco little bit of a breeze. the wind is still a contender. keeping those temperatures in the '60s. really good-looking forecasts. clear, cool, breezy into the afternoon. we ha

kate is now the duchess of cambridge. they emerged to the publicí and the cameras.they then went to buckingham palace for a reception hosted by queen elizabeth. the duke and duchess of cambridge took a surprise drive to relax and change for the evening festivities. >> the wedding gave the world a reason to throw the party. there was countless private get- togethers. there was mass, cakes, you name it. -- there was masks. it was all about celebrating the royal couple. "those outside of the british embassy and at the champagne inside where a choir got the party going. in south africa, the british high commissioner marked the big day with a garden party to celebrate thex couple and the country. >> what i think about britain is a combination of tradition and history together with modernity and innovation and creativity. i think that it is that distinctive combination that really adds up today. >> it was nighttime in japan when the royal couple exchanged vows but that did not stop crowds from gathering to follow the pageantry. japan has only had bad news recently so this

here's the official picture of the new duke and duchess of cambridge.heir way to their honeymoon now, as we understand it, and then they're going to try to live a quote, normal life. hmm. may be easier said than done with the future king and queen. cbs news royal contributor victoria arbiter is here with us this morning. to give us an idea of how they're going to try to pull this off. good morning, again. another beautiful day. >> it is another beautiful day. indeed it is. good morning to you, too, erica. living a normal life may be easier said than done for this couple, because not only are they a duke and duchess, they're also a king and queen-in-waiting. >> i, william arthur philip louis. >> take thee catherine elizabeth. >> take thee catherine elizabeth. >> to my wedded wife. >> to my wedded wife. >> reporter: the vows have been exchanged, the wedding bells have rung, and the royal union sealed with a kiss. n is what lies ahead for this princely pair? >> they go off and be a pretty normal married couple. >> this is a modern, savvy, sophisticated 21s

>> guest: i was a graduate student at cambridge, so i'd go to cambridge for two months take a month off. they have long vacations in england. i'd go to school two months, a month off, two months and then four months off. c-span: cambridge university... >> guest: in england. c-span: ... in england, and you got your phd there? >> guest: in english. c-span: in what? english? >> guest: it's called english language and literature. c-span: what is african-american studies or the african-american studies program at harvard? >> guest: well, let me say that -- and this is important segue into the answer to your question -- there was no african or african-american studies at the university of cambridge. i mean, i was told in no uncertain terms that i could write about milton or shakespeare, maybe even pound and eliot, who had just recently been introduced to the canon, but certainly not anything african or african-american. and after months of arguing, they allowed me to choose as a topic the enlightenment, the 18th century, and to look at how europeans wrote about the first african -- and what w

calles despuÉs de la boda de un prÍncipe y una plebeya, que de ahora en adelante serÁn los duques de cambridgee es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramon y marÍa elena salinas. >> 2 mil millones de personas en el mundo siguieron en el mundo lo que se describe como un cuento de hadas, tendremos las imÁgenes de la boda del siglo entre el principio guillermo y kate en sÓlo minutos, pero antes vamos a la devastaciÓn causada por los tornados en el sur de estados unidos, la mayorÍa en alabama, hoy el presidente barack obama viscitÓ la región mientras tanto los sobrevivientes narran sus dramÁticas vivencias. ♪ >> ¡mÉtanse al baÑo! ¡al closet! >> Éstos son los momentos en que una familia hispana rezaba por sus vidas, fueron momentos de terror. >> en el closet pienso que era el lugar mÁs seguro, se enlazaron entre todos, pensaron en sobrevivir. >> ellos estÁn entre los sobrevivientes pero mÁs de 200 personas decir a la vida quien alabama, hoy los bomberos y equipos de rescate continuaban inspeccionando la zona de desastre acompaÑados de perros. los tornados que sembraron destrucciÓn en 14 estados del p

she's the duchess and cambridge. they will most commonly be known together as the duke and duchess of cambridge. of course she's a princess. she watched out of westminster abbey a princess. >> victoria, do you think -- >> buckingham palace. >> and i was -- >> go ahead. >> do you think the paparazzi, do you think the paparazzi will leave kate middleton alone? i know there's a red carpet rule which has been in play, which says you can photograph them at official events, but not in their private time. do you think that will hold? >> unfortunately, no, katie. it's a lovely idea that they would stay away. i think rather in angelsey the paparazzi there's too much time up there. there's only so many pictures of william and kate buying bread that they're going to be able to sell to the newspapers. but at the same time the palace has been very clever. they're feeding us all these pictures. last week the sun tried to public pictures of kate to university. they barely made a splash because the palace had already given us pictur

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cambridge in particular. william doesn't have that many connections to cambridge.cle went there. his grand father is chancellor of cambridge. >> the second duke of cambridge, prince george was a prestigious army officer who claimed that arranged marriages were doomed to failure. was the queen keenly aware of that? >> he was the keefe for nearly 50 years. a splendid man. i don't know if the queen knew that. it's lovely that we think back to those days. reportedly prince edward was going to be named the earl of cambridge until he saw shakespeare in love and saw a different title. >> it would have been nice for him to be called the duke of clarence. but that's got a terrible association? >> there are scandals associated to the last duke of clarence. who died under mysterious circumstances. >> thanks, andrew. way to get the day off to a roaring start. >> downer. >> sit tight. we'll talk to you an awful lot throughout the morning. >> in about an hour and half, the answer of what will kate's dress look like will be answered. we'll talk about that and a lot more after thi

the queen had opted for tradition and made william the duke of cambridge.nd so she joins the royal family as her royal highness the duchess of cambridge. the marriage register signs, prince william and his wife the duchess of cambridge went forward to pay their respects to the queen before making their way from the abbey to the coronation anthem crowning. and with the formalities over, it was a chance for some of the other principal players, best man and maid of honor, father of the groom and mother of the bride, to exchange views on how it had all gone. that's certainly something all the guests will have been discussing as they took their tales of the wedding home with them. for william and catherine, it was time to face the wider world. it was a slight pause and a deep breath and they were out to face the waiting crowds for the ceremonial crargee ride back to buckingham palace. hundreds of thousands of people had been waiting for this. many of them had camped out overnight. mercifully the weather had stayed dry. finally here was what they had come to see,

--los ahora "duques de cambridge" estuvieron acompaÑados por mas de un millon de personas en su rutaesia al castillo de buckimngham donde, poco despÉs se dieron, no uno sino dos besos ante el beneplacito de unos 2 mil millones de televidentes que siguieron el enlace en todo el mundo.--esta noche, la pareja acudio a una cena con 300 invitados, un tanto mas casual, ofrecida por el principe carlos.--ellos pernocatan en el palacio de buckingham, tras lo cual saldran hacia su luna de miel... cuyo destino fue celosamente guardado en secreto. --por cierto, usted sabra que el principe guillermo decidio no llevar anillo de bodas, solo lo lleva su esposa la hoy duquesa de cambridge. esto ya ha desatado todo un debate en torno a esta tradicion. --y es que para algunos, la argolla es el maximo simbolo del compromiso asumido por la pareja al llegar al altar. --pamela diaz salio a recoger la opinoon de algunos enamorados y aqui esta lo que encontro. salaza_vendedo la gobernadora de arizona "jan brewer" autorizo la construccion de un muro a los largo de la frontera entre mexico y el estado de arizo

around the world. 2000 guests attended the wedding, the couple are known as the duchess and duke of cambridge. >> mark: here is look of them inside of was minister abbey, he is second in line to the throne. he is the colonel in the british army. kate war of lace and set a dress with a six-foot train. the dress was a big secret. kate something board was the terror of from queen elizabeth the second. >> i william author philip

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prince william katharine middleton art of the duke and duchess of cambridge. time to warm up to this. they've been dating for eight years. that is a long time. they have of vintage planes and a modern day it plans to the flyover. next on the agenda they have a luncheon today. there were 1900 at the wedding. there are 300 at the party tonight. >>mark: nobody knows where it the honeymoon is. this is as they walk down the aisle. this happened on video. >>darya: i like the red. it looks good. princess beatrice is sarah ferguson's daughter. she is right here in the tan. there are sisters. the two daughters of sarah ferguson. they both have the house on the front. lady got that does that fred had thing. you assume and they also, look they have an asymmetrical cut on the blue dress. they are young and they want to be head of but they have all lot of pop style makeup. sarah ferguson was not invited. and that 30 years after we saw of princess diana walk down the aisle. >>darya: as much pageantry as you see here, is less than when you see that wedding. your note beat th

they are now the duke and duchess of cambridge.hey got married 3:00 this morning, our time, in london. that's where we got our first full look at her wedding down. her designer, sarah burton. many are comparing her dress to grace kelly's dress when she married prince monaco. when she first arrived at the altar, women said, "you look beautiful." they exchanged public kisses -- in fact, two kisses. that's the first time that's happened on the balcony. >>> there was no shortage of watchers here in the bay area. this morning, hundreds people gathered at a british pub in san jose. look around the room. some of the ladies wore hats that looked like royalty as they watched the wedding between prince william and catherine middleton. a low the of the royal watchers say this wed something very important for the royal -- wedding is very important for the royal family. >> we lost diana and people have taken more of a notice on her kids. it kind of modernizes things. this has been good. >> i think it's a good change for the british monarchy. i

. >> ahora es el duque de cambridge.l prÍncipe. >> y yo quiero aprovechar esta oportunidad y me la dan rÁpidamente para felicitar a todo el equipo de producciÓn de univisiÓn hasta altas horas de la madrugada, algunos no han dormido pero son los que han hecho un trabajo extraordinario. eso honor a quien honor merece. entre ellos estÁ nuestra compaÑera cÁrdenas que tambiÉn ha estado reportando de todo lo que ha venido sucediendo. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas, chicos, buenos dÍas despierta amÉrica, buenas tardes, londres. estamos aquÍ en donde se lleva a cabo el banquete real. se encuentra este monumento en donde todavÍa hay muchÍsima gente esperando que yo no creo que vaya a suceder. que salgan al balcÓn. han estado abriendo unas calles para que en un momento mÁs puedan salir algunos mimbros de la realeza. y como bien dicen fue doble beso de estos novios de su alteza real a partir de hoy. su alteza real prÍncipe william y princesa catherine ya no se le puede decir kate. este balcÓn tiene mucha histor

situation i'm joined by martin henican hong kong he's an associate director at the tight group in cambridge we have jeffrey frankel he's a professor of capital formation and growth at the harvard kennedy school and in new york we cross to joe weisenthal he is the deputy editor at the business insider all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a quick look at america's debt mess. going broke now going for growth wanting self-confessed of the unless a fourteen point three trillion dollar debt ceiling is lifted by need me on the lines of course the u.s. is on the wanted so courage in money leaves public debt more than fourteen point two trillion dollars and rising by four wheel and all there is then a massive iou to the next generation forty three cents of every dollar we spend this year. we borrowed against the future of the eleventh hour compromise boarded a us government shutdown with agreement on the largest single spending cut in u.s. history but thirty eight billion dollars is small change against the slice of the debt and last

also eurozone doesn't look better again saw the rest we are very optimistic on it ok jeffrey in cambridge i'm going to you is that too bleak of a picture there i mean the past a point of no return as with morning sir. well absolutely not and i'm not sure i heard that right there is there's no chance we're going to have a restructuring of the debt and we have a very serious long term debt problem we've had it for quite a while it's it's long term in two ways one that the problem is that deficits the moment the problem is the retirements and the rapidly increase in pensions and health spending medicare and social security that are going to come over the next few decades that's the problem it's also long term in the sense that we have been facing this problem for thirty years many people like myself have been worried about this for thirty years there's nothing that tick about about this year the only thing that's magic about this here is it's become a political issue this year the american political system kind of bizarre early swings back and forth between not being concerned at all about t

they are the duke and duchess of cambridge.the title they will be holding. >> rita, tell us where you were during the ceremony? you were close to buckingham palace during the kiss? what was your vantage point? >> reporter: i was around the media center. i was at buckingham palace with a nice view of everything. i was really just a very -- it was an awesome scene, the best way to describe it. you have scores and scores of people. everyone so excited and energized and the part of buckingham palace -- there wasn't that much to see. it was just a balcony that one moment that people were waiting for hours and hours and hours and i think people all left here really excited and energized that they got to see the future king and queen of england right before their eyes on their wedding day. >> i tell you, when it comes to pageantry the british now who to do it. rita nissan live in london covering the royal wedding for us, thank you so much. >>> all right, rita. thank you very much. wedding watchers in san jose turned out early this mor

the couple will now be known as the duke and duchess of cambridge. were whisked away in the carriage after saying i do. the ceremony went off smoothly. people impressed at how, and confident they seem to. a reporter don takes you through the highlights. >>reporter: not one but two kisses to william and catherine the newly married at duke and duchess of cambridge. it was the climax of a day filled with pomp and pageantry, excitement and suspense. it not only for the couple in gas but for the people who lined the streets hoping to get enough close a glimpse of a historic royal celebration. as early as 815 london time, guests began arriving at westminster abbey. by the servant, along the celebrities. it gave in and victoria and elton john and the rival's of bigotries, frencdignitaries. catherine and escorted by her father just in the town that had been kept a mystery. the designer sandra burton. a fairy tale ceremony. >> i pronounced them lady and wife together. >>reporter: the beginning of royal matrimony, every second watch by predicted audience of bi

the duke and duchess of cambridge. coming through, it is going to be bedlam in just a few minutes.e members of the guard crossing the parade. the horse guard parade there. they're coming right up to the duke of york steps as we speak. you can hear the crowd begin that wave of cheering. the wooing. the cameras going up. you can begin to see a quick clip, just running along. and here, i believe, here comes the carriage. this group of horsemen, this group of horsemen is the last group that we'll see before the prince and his duchess come through. here it is. the moment all of these people, these tens of thousands have been waiting for. here at the duke of york steps. now as my camera goes up, we see them. unbelievable. catherine middleton no more. but it doesn't matter because i have my own catherine middleton and her william. can you believe this? you have witnessed history. can you believe that i found catherine middleton and her william? how was it for you? >> absolutely glorious day. we're experiencing history in the making. >> i cannot believe that you two share the name of the n

is now catherine middleton -- she's now her royal highness the duchess of cambridge. >> indeed.ndous. >> this is a title bestowed on the couple this morning. this is traditional for the queen to give them titles as wedding gifts. there were a couple handed out. >> one english, one scottish, one irish. >> as is custom. >> as is custom. >> one thing that struck a number of us here is that she is not actually princess catherine, even though she married a prince and she's not princess kate, she's princess william. >> technically she's princess william, yes, that's correct. we'll have to get used to that. we'll have to get used to her being the duchess of cambridge. >> i'm sure she's getting used to it herself. she seemed made for this moment. cool, calm, collected and seemed excited a little bit, too. >> i was immensely impressed mp in the car on the way to the abbey, when nerves might have been on her mind. i dare say she was calmer than her husband. >> he did look a little more nervous, although it seemed that he was cracking jokes. someone tweeted that he leaned over to his almos

morell green, evan cambridge, loren tom followed by ben robertson. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is morell green. i come here in many hats but one of those hats is from the executive committee of the n aacp and another hat is from the city of san francisco where i serve as counseling faculty. i want to talk to you very briefly about two things. one is what booker t. has done and what booker t. can do with your approval. the first is i'm a product of booker t. that was my first summer jodge through the marist youth employment program when i was 14. that was 20 years ago. i'm still at booker t. working with the high school kids today. my mother and mother-in-law were both products of booker t. in the 1950's and 1960's. because of some of the things that booker t. has done for them, they have been allowed to raise children who are doing positive things in the city and county of san francisco. my mother-in-law raised my wife who is now a doctor, a foot and ankle surgeon. it's because of some of the things her mother learned at booker t. and my wife learned at booker t. she's

so he carlo joining us from cambridge thanks for the. turnout as some other stories making headlines across the globe at least seventeen people have died five more are missing after a ferry accident on the nile river in egypt some reports say the victims were on a bus that slid off the ferry but other reports say the boat capsized transport accidents are common in egypt and often blamed on poor maintenance and lack of regulation. the number of people killed by powerful tornadoes sweeping through the southeastern united states is rising rapidly nearly three hundred people have now lost their lives most victims were in alabama where the storms were described as the worst ever two major cities have been paralyzed by the deadliest tornado outbreak in nearly forty years a state of emergency was declared in seven states with many people left homeless. interpol says attack on a cafe in morocco that killed sixteen people was most likely a suicide bomber this happened in the capital's main square with most of the victims foreign tourists no group

now you're living in cambridge. with a little bit of distance, do you look and say, "wow, i really was affected by my time in cuba"? or are you thinking, "wow, i really miss cuba," you know? i mean, what's the balance for you? >> i think i was really affected by my time in cuba, just kind of worn out. >> hinojosa: can you tell me about that? >> yeah, you know, i came here... you know, i came to cambridge for this fellowship at harvard, which is fantastic. >> hinojosa: the nieman fellowip. >> the neiman fellowship. and, like, the first few weeks i was here i slept all the time. i was just exhausted. you know, because it was a lot of hard work for a lot of long years. >> hinojosa: there was, like, an emotional, a psychological exhaustion? >> yeah, i think that was part of it, too. and physical, you know? it's just like... i don't know. covering a place like cuba, you're kind of waiting for the big story all the time, you know? you know, we're watching fidel, you know, because everybody's like, "when..." you know, "whe

they are now the duke and duchess of cambridge.he title dates back to the early 18 century during the stewart rule. the title has been extinct since 1981 when the last duck of cambridge died without an heir prince george on the left. he by the way caused an scandal by marrying an actress. prince william 2 other title today. that means his full name now get a pencil out for this. his royal behind east prince william arthur philip lewis duke of cambridge earth of straight, barren fearing us, royal knight companion of the most noble order of the guarder, master of pavrments mouthful. >> well we change gear. coming up when we continue tonight. devastating tornadoes in the south. president obama is surprised by the accident of the damage that he saw firsthand in alabama today. fichlt i still love her. and so l and i know she still loves me. >> east bay man tells the i team about his role in getting his wife arrested. how long did he know she was having sex with teenagers? >> and spreading the wealth. why this man was arrested for giving

. >> this is a cow bell that lester cambridge used in the cambridge brothers and there he is.ig rehearsal . the guitarist and nashville. the guitarist and nashville. it is coming up. mmm. ahh. yeah. bacon. come celebrate bonalia! only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> america has a new bill of rights fory airline passengers temperature is a list. if you are bumped after an oversold flight you are entitled to a cash fund up to 1300 if you are delayed over two hours. if the airlines don't get you on another flight you ghet double of what you paid for your ticket up to $650 in cash . you are now entitled to up to $200 a bag for lost luggage and hidden taxes and fees must be displayed in every advertised price. >> for 30 years of massive brick building in san francisco sat empty. now the doors are open by the controversial new owner. thomas took a look at the old armory on middings street. >> it was completed in 1914, the imposing armory was design to keep san francisco safe from an enemy attack. national guard at ed until the 19septs. investors after investors failed

has just issued a grand jury subpoena on a cambridge man who's publicly linked to the whistle blowing web site and the subpoena specifically indicates the suspected man is in violation of the espionage act and we should note that up until now no non governmental worker has been accused of such acts so while the wheels begin to turn within the obama g o j we'll be keeping an eye on the unfolding drama in cambridge and continue to monitor the situation in alexandria where a grand jury could be forming to try to prosecute julian assange but regardless of efforts it's obvious of the world has caught on to the power of this whistle blowing web site and whether or not people agree with what they're doing i think one thing is clear they are at least paying attention but i would even go far enough to say that the influx in donations proves that people are and are tired out there enough people are tired of failed attempts of government transparency they want change and i think they're thinking we can weeks for the work that it does. now looks like the rumors that we heard over recent months ar

>>reporter: happily ever after becomes with the duke and duchess of cambridge.he newly married couple left friday afternoon and british fashion. the do driving an aston martin convertible with the license plate reading to sweat. 1 million people lined the wedding wrote to captured lands of the occasion. in attendance at westminster abbey, a kings, queens, politicians and celebrities. the biggest are the day was the pride. kate middleton in an ivory satin and lace dress was escorted down the aisle by her father in a traditional anglican ceremony. on her finger you're covering of welsh cold. >> with this ring i'd be glad. i pronounced that they be man and wife together. >>reporter: the newlywed couple appeared on the balcony before half a million spectators and kissed not once but twice. what a short to become an iconic moment of their life. >> absolutely marvelous, i came straight up here and i had a marvelous time. i've met people from south africa, new zealand, australia and other parts of london. >>brian: we have nice temperatures this afternoon and boy it's g

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. >>> acabaron siendo 2 y los eduques de cambridge sellaron su unión en el balcón del palacio de buckinghamtardes sin duda un día e emociones y noticias que compiten por los titulares. comenzamos en londres, con la boda del siglo. le quitó el sueño y a la vez hizo soñar a miles de personas. y desde temprano y ya en los primeros minutos del sábado está nuestra mónica noguera. adelante mónica con las informaciones. >>> la sonriente de la novia y una inesperada mañana soleada iluminaron a londres y emocionaron a miles de millones de persona que siguieron de las calles o por televisión la boda más esperada del siglo. la entrada de katherine middleton al altar de la abadía de westminster duró 4 minutos, portando un sencillo espero espectacular vestido, una tiara que le prestó la reina isabel y un velo de 2 metros de largo. la joven de 29 años hizo sus últimos pasos como plebeya, ante monarcas, familiares y famosos. el príncipe william la recibió visiblemente enamorado. con gran sencillez y el decoro de la ocasión, kate middleton se convirtió en la esposa del príncipe william futuro rey de inglat

she was out in cambridge. what was she doing there? >> reporter: the queen was up in cambridge visiting st. john's college with her husband, prince philip, who is nearly 90 years old now and the queen, who just turned 85 looking pretty smashing in that blue coat and that blue hat. that ir is some royal rumor going on that perhaps on the morning of the wedding, the queen will actually name prince william and catherine middleton, the duke and dutchess of cambridge. perhaps that's why she was there or perhaps the rumor exists because she was there. we will find out on friday. erica? >> so much speculation. then, that is typically almost a wedding gift, correct, that the queen would bestow upon the royal couple. that title and perhaps it may be a duke dom of some sort. >> reporter: exactly. the queen is the only one that can do that. there is some precedent that on the morning of the wedding, usually, she gives out a new title. cambridge, a city to the north, that would be quite an honor for her grandson and new granddaughter in law. erica

invitados el príncipe guillermo de inglaterra, y kate middleton se dieron el sí, los ahora duques de cambridge personas, esta noche la pareja, acudió a una cena con 300 invitados, un tanto más casual, ellos pernoctan en el palacio de buckinham, después saldrán a su luna de miel. >>> el príncipe guillermo decidió no llevar anillo de bodas, es que para algunos la argolla es el máximo símbolo del compromiso tenemos algunas reacciones de enamorados. >>> yo ya me encontré el perfecto. >>> los hay de platino, oro, titanio, con y sin diamantes, y entre tanta variedad alfredo escogió el mejor para él . >>> no tenía piedras, era el mejor para mí, para que todo el mundo sepa que estamos en una relación y nos prometemos el amor. >>> creo que el anillo no implica amor. >>> además el uso de la prenda tiene un significado histórico. >>> empezó después de la segunda guerra mundial, porque los soldados se iban muy lejos, era como uin recordatorio que la pareja se iba muy lejos. >>> la preferencia del príncipe guillermo, de no portar una sortija, hace que la boda real no sea tan real. >>> Él es el príncipe, to

duke and duchess of cambridge their first public kiss as man and wife. transfers the climax of a day filled with pomp and pageantry excitement and suspense. not only for the couples and their guests but for the people that lined the streets hoping to get an up close glimpse of a historic royal celebration. as early as 8:15:00 a.m. london time. guests wearing morning suits and fancy hats began arriving at west minister abbey. among them celebrities. david and victoria beckham and elton john and then the arrivals of dignitaries. the groom and his mother, the mother and brother of the bride. finally the moment everybody who had been waiting for the bride kathryn middleton accompanied by her father stepping out of the hotel where she spent her last night as a single woman dressed in a gown that had been kept a mystery. the designer sarah burton. after kathryn's four minute walk down the aisle a fairy tale ceremony. >> i pronounce they be man and wife together. >> reporter: marking the end of an eight-year courtship and beginning of royal matrimony. every sec

that's duchess of cambridge now. the duke and duchess of cambridge.ing. >> sally is back with us from bride bride magazine, and -- "brides" magazine, and we were commenting about the wedding gown. and now that we see the tiara and we have more details, what stands out most to you? >> how much like herself she looks today. she doesn't look like she's wearing a costume. she looks like she's wearing something that is really her style. completely something that she's comfortable in. it's incredibly elegant. it's sophisticated, but it's not overdone. it wasn't a huge fashion moment. it was a beautiful moment. the back of the dress is particularly gorgeous, and the flowers she chose were very modest. lillies of the valley. actually, they are quite expensive. it wasn't a big flashy but kay. diana's was as wide as her dress but this is small. the tiara was somewhat a reserved look but looks like the quintessential bride on the top of the wedding cake. >> speaking of the wedding cake, they say lilly of the valley are on top and we learned something about the t

officially, the duke and duchess of cambridge.all her princess catherine. they probably shouldn't. but they're going to. and then, they get in the carriage, for an extraordinary ride. the two of them, so composed. and we're told by the faithful lip readers who said she turned to him and said, i'm so happy. and the crowd was so happy here at buckingham palace, when they came on the balcony. we've broken ground with this royal kiss. an extraordinary moment. there it happened. but look at what happened, history was made again. apparently, he said, you want to? and then, he said no more. but nonetheless, two kisses. so, the sweepstakes is on. >> we have with us, now, a man who probably knows them as well as almost anybody who was in that westminster abbey. patty haberson is with us. he is the personal assistant to the prince of wales. so, patty, did you anticipate two kisses? >> the only thing not rehearsed, was the kiss. that happened naturally. and it happened naturally device. >> you know what i keep thinking, paddy, all of the peo

they're now known as the duke and duchess of cambridge. here is the video from earlier this morning. william linder over and told the pride that she looked beautiful from the altar. let us listen to the exchange of vows. prince william says after the archbishop: i, william arthur philip louis, take thee, catherine elizabeth to my wedded wife, to have and to hold from this day health; to love and to cherish, till death us do part, according to god's holy law; and thereto i give thee my troth. catherine says after the archbishop: i, catherine elizabeth, take thee, william arthur philip louis, to my wedded husband, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse: for richer, for poorer; in sickness and in health; to love and to cherish, till death us do part, according to god's holy law; and thereto i give thee my troth. arch bishop>> bless, o lord, this ring, and grant that he who gives it and she who shall wear it may remain faithful to each other, and abide in thy peace and favour, and live together in love until their liv

. >>> and kate middleton, the new duchess of cambridge said she had a great wedding day. she made that comment. first public comment. tonight she and prince william were toasted at a dinner at buckingham palace and prince harry is planning a british pry up breakfast for anybody still standing at dawn. >>> we are starting what should be a beautiful weekend. 70 tomorrow and even 80s in the forecast. more about that coming up. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> now a look at other stories covered by kron 4 news crews around the area. >> reporter: officials us spect a pair of burglars may be responsible for a strick of break ins back to january of this year. there have been 31 burglaries. so fa

the dutchest of cambridge dressed in a fabulous ball gown. 300 special guests party into the night. hundreds of people outside trying to get a glimpse. >> london police say a million people from the streets witnessed the fairytale wedding. they emerged on the balcony kate was clearly overwhelmed by the sheer numbers. this bride made on the balcony the noise was too much. back at westminster abbey a sign of joy and here is relief. a cartwheeling clerk describe man. they turned out in force to celebrate with street parties and at london's hyde park a rock concert temporary atmosphere. it was very special moments, too. kate arrived spotted william saying william said you look lovely you look beautiful. they waved to the thousands that lined the street. prince william and catherine and her royal highness and duchess of cambridge. >> and all eyes on are the honeymoon and rightly fli to to be the first test for privacy and the media's appetite to cover everything they do. >> like we mentioned earlier honeymoon has postponed. they are still coming down from all that partying such a big day

kate middleton, or as we should call her, the duchess of cambridge, dressed in a fabulous white ballown, like the wedding dress, created by sarah burton. 300 special guests partied into the hours away from the cameras. hundreds of people outside trying to get a glimpse. >> it's an occasion that's never going to happen again. there are a lot of people. >> reporter: london police say a million people thronged the streets to witness the wedding. earlier as the couple emerged onto the balcony of the palace, kate was clearly overwhelmed by the shear numbers. the crowd was treated to not one, but two kisses from the happy couple and a fly pass by the royal air force. for this bridesmaid on the balcony, the noise was too much. at westminster abbey, a sign of joy and perhaps shear relief. a cart wheeling clergyman. all over the country, brits turned out in force to celebrate the day with street parties and here at london's hyde park, a rock concert atmosphere as william and kate tied the knot. the day had been a flawless royal spectacular with very special personal moments, too. as kate arri

more youthful. >> sounds like she's 50 years oldle calling her the duchess of cambridge.nk princess kate or princess catherine is more youthful. she said she doesn't mind either way. we said princess kate fits better in the headlines. >> is it an official title of princess? >> she his automatically a princess. of course camilla is the princess of wales but no one calls her that. >> the royal family prefers that she be called catherine. >> they will refer to her formally as catherine. but behind palace doors, william calls her kate. >> we hear from the london police department that they put an official estimate on the size of the crowd. apparently about a million people in various locations around london this morning watching the wedding, standing along the parade route and here for the kiss on the balcony. they are saying about 500,000 people. >> brilliant. >> thank goodness he kissed her twice. >> still a lot of people outside. peter alexander is among them. >> reporter: hey, guys. we're standing among the people and they tried to clear this area. >> do you hear us? >> w

here are these middle class boys being tutored so they can write their way into oxford or cambridge. >> has anybody been to rome or venice? florence? no. because the upper candidates would have been and they'll have done course on what they've seen there most likely. so they're going to know when they come to do an essay like this on the church at the time of the reformation that some of the silly nonsense will come in hand so so their essays will not be dull. they're not even bad. they're just boring. you haven't got a hope. chris: did you have a hope? how did you make it to oxford? >> with exactly that attitude. i was going to prove these upper class english people that i was as good as them and i could do it as well as they could and when i was suddenly thrown -- this is my high school tie. it's the same tie they had -- chris: you went to grammer school. >> which to translate a million different ways is a public school, magnet public school in which you had an i.q. test to get in. a whole range of it. chris: is that changing in britain? you can make it here if you really try. you

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