every wednesday, every other wednesday until we see some forward motion or justice for my brother charles harris. thank you. >> next speaker. >> chief suhr, congratulations. i want to stress a point that hasn't been mentioned. you are a cop's cop i would hope you would be committed to the law above all else. even if it is a diverse cop from the gay community, whatever letter you want to put in front of it, the law is supreme in this country, city and state and i would hope you would take that into account above all else. that leads me to next point. commissioner chan you were not here last week but i was but i have gone over the videotape and there were things said about patrols. >> you can't address one particular person. >> i would like to go over some of my notes. president mazzucco pointed out that the compliance of the patrol specials has been quote shoddy at best. the report he referred to said they routinely violate the rules. vice president of the commission, dr. marshal, i don't want to address you directly, but i want to thank him for keeping on it and not like some of you others, look

as a bachelor at clarence house, where he will have a quiet dinner with his father, prince charles, brother, harrynd stepmother, camilla. some have been staking out prime real estate near the historic abbey and buckingham palace for days. >> it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> want to enjoy in the atmosphere. >> reporter: the atmosphere is building to fever pitch. wednesday's full rehearsal was complete with horseback trumpet players. fly-overs by the royal air force. and in pre-dawn quiet, all the queen's horses and all the queen's men. beside the towers, rees were brought in to decorate the 100-year-old abbey. >> very happy. >> i think it will be a historical moment. >> reporter: the historic marriage of the young couple, who will one day be the king and queen of england. a real sense of growing excitement here today. there are literally hundreds of people now camped out in the street behind me. with all eyes, now, turning to the weather. and it doesn't look great. forecasters are predicting a 70% chance of rain on will and kate's big day. rob? peggy? >> what would be tragic about that is

we know william is with prince charles and harry, just the boys tonight, and kate with her family.he last night as the commoner from bucklebury. >> reporter: when kate middleton makes that seven-minute drive from the goring hotel to westminster abbey with her father tomorrow, it's the last time she will be known simply as kate. a their fairy tale wedding scripted to the minute, and much of her future, too. >> it might seem like a fairy tale wedding to us, but for her things will never be the same. >> reporter: remember charles and diana -- and that required photo op -- in the middle of their honeymoon? for kate, that change is coming too. she'll never have her own job. being a princess will be her job. in fact, every year, a list made public, each royal member, and each one of their required royal engagements. princes charles's sister, anne, long considered the work horse of the family -- 514 events in just the last year. prince charles, though, beat her, with 585 visits. how many appearances did the queen make last year. >> the kwee maqueen made 440 puc appearances last year. >> r

harry leave, at 10:48, prince charles and camilla depart. all timed to make sure the bride gets to the church on time, precisely at 11:00 a.m. afterwards, prince william and his life will lead a procession of coaches carrying the royal family, just as his parents did, enormous crowds are expected along the routes. most of the guests will take buses to the side entrance of the palace where the reception in the magnificent state room is designed to make sure the hostess, the queen, is pleased with the result, all according to lady elizabeth anson, who's organizing it. >> she cares very much about how it's going and if people are getting drinks and food and there aren't too many people at the buffet and things like that. she notices things like that. >> her majesty is very much part of the planning. >> the queen actually decides i'll do this china. >> yes, the queen is very, very

just wed. >>> now, i want to bring in colleen harris, who was press secretary to prince charles, williamrry, from 1998 to 2003. thanks for joining us. >> pleasure. >> what struck you the most from yesterday's wedding? comparing it to the wedding of william's parents. >> you know, diana and the prince of wales' wedding was a beautiful occasion. it really was. i do remember it very well. a very grand occasion. and i think it seemed completely inaccessible to most people. but very special and grand. whereas yesterday's wedding, with kate and william, i think although it was full of pomp and circumstance and terribly british and royal, it seemed accessible in a funny kind of way. >> and diana's legacy is everywhere in this city and the world. and of course, everyone's thinking what would she have thought about the wedding? what do you think she would have thought? >> i think she would have loved it, actually. it did -- this sounds like a weird thing to say. but it did have a bit of a common touch to it. when i say accessible, we could sort of imagine ourselves having a wedding like that, kin

harris is joining me now. former press secretary of prince charles, prince william, and prince harry.. i think there's more activity and nervousness outside of the palace, than there probably is inside the palace. >> really? i hope so. as we were talking earlier, colleen, you strip it away. it's a man and a woman getting married. >> absolutely. >> and that's what we should remember. >> absolutely. this is a very personal and intimate day for two, young people that have found love, which is wonderful. we all cherish that and celebrate it. but they have to be part of this big pomp and circumstance of a day, as well. but within that, they want to try and find some way to have a memorable, intimate, private day, just for the two of them. >> you know what i've always been struck by, among many things, is that prince william, he seems like he always wants to do the right thing. yes, he's young. but he understands what it means to be a royal. and what you should do. >> but it wasn't always like that, robin. >> no? >> he was a teenager, just like every other teenager. and there were moments w

prince william will have a quiet dinner with his dad prince charles and brother harry and tep mom camilla first glance mario portrait is diana's favorite photographer and now william's favorite. tune in to 20-20. royal wedding the modern fairy field . the weather in london tomorrow. forecasters say there is a cent percent chance of rain and i don't think anything will put a damper on the day. live in the news room. ianle wang. >> mike said rain will come after the wedding. >> perfect timing then. biologist will attach id bands on san jose and san francisco. the four have been spotted on falcon camp and last attached thee weeks ago. the team will determine if the young falcons are males or females and 11:00 this morning, researchers will do the same thing in san francisco where three baby falcons launched and scientist say the bands don't hurt the birds. they are used to monitor their where abouts and keep track of the population. there are estimated 250 nesting pairs and there were two in the state 40 years ago. >> i just love your way of determining if the falcons are male and female. >>

the procession then goes past the palace in waiting where prince charles, camilla, prince william and harryive. the groom and best man leave here 10 minutes ahead of the rest of the family. kate middleton and her father leave the goring hotel in a rolls royce 41 minutes later. the mile and a quarter route will take five to seven minutes. double rows of security barriers are set up along the tree-lined mall. it's expected to be jam-packed with well-wishers. it turns past saint james park following the same path as the horses for the daily changing of the guard. >> william is second lieutenant in the horse guard division of blues and royals so this is his regiment and the procession goes past. and they will be included on the actual wedding day. >> reporter: the crowds gather up close each day to witness the rituals full of precision and concentration plus rich history. the wedding procession will come through these gates at horse guards. these security barriers will go down into the ground. the procession turns right on whitehall and heads toward parliament. along the ministerial row, the ro

charles harris, who was the editor of amistad magazine and had a series on black history. he knew black history, they all knew black history. i knew nothing like this. there was nothing like this available in the university curriculum or any school curriculum that i was exposed to. so that's -- that's the kind of change that he made, but now a kid goes to these integrated schools -- look, i understand why these kids didn't want to be humiliated. i think there's a great anecdote about lyndon johnson's valley is the black valley. and lyndon johnson wanted him to take his two dogs down to texas. and the black valley says i have enough trouble getting down there myself but i'll take two dogs. lyndon johnson, i told him under those accommodations and you couldn't go to the restrooms and all that kind of stuff you can't go to the hotels. the terrible stories about that. but in school integration what happens is african-american kids -- they were forced to exchange a well developed curriculum with a narrow one. and with this hysteria accompanying the election of a black president

charles harris who was the editor of a magazine and had a series on black history, and he knew black history. they all knew black history. i knew nothing about this. there was nothing like that available in the university curriculum or any school curriculum i was close to, so that's the kind of change that he made, but now the kids go to integrated schools, and i can understand what dr. king and all those people didn't want to be humiliated. i mean, you know, i think there's a great antedote about the rally and johnson wanted to take his daughters to texas, but i had trouble getting down there myself, but johnson's wife talked about all the accommodations you couldn't go to the restroom or the hotels. there's terrible stories about that, but with school integration what happens is that african-american kids they were forced to exchange a well-developed curriculum with a narrow one, and with this hysteria accompanying the election of a black president, it's getting narrower. they don't want to teach islam or arabic. in arizona, they want to eliminate ethnic studies. i'm thinking what'

and william will be having a quiet night with charles and harry at clarence house.t's very rare that the three of them get to be together. their schedules are crazy. so it will be nice have some quiet time the night before the wedding. >> i known kate was seen this week buying a couple of bikinis. does that say anything about where the honeymoon may be? >> well, it's been great fun seeing all the speculation in terms of honeymoon destinations. we're guessing somewhere hot just because of the items that she's bought this week. but we've had everything from corfu to transylvania. that was thrown out this week. prince charles does have an estate there. but i don't know that they'll be visiting transylvania. my guess is either must eke or kenya where they're guaranteed some privacy. >> we've got the results of a "new york times" poll. is it acceptable for kate middleton to have a job after her marriage? this was a poll conducted in the uk. acceptable, 52%. not acceptable, 39%. victoria, are you surprised at those results? >> well, i'm just surprised by this poll questio

prince william, is staying at the royal residence at clarence house, with his dad prince charles, and best man prince harrye bride and groom both left westminster abbey beaming wednesday after getting one last chance to run through the ceremony. with just one day to go before the wedding, the city of london is buzzing with excitement, and last-minute preparations. wedding flowers are being delivered. security teams are scouring the procession route. the military has even rehearsed the fly path that will take place on the big day. the temperature has really dropped in london, and forecasters are calling for a chance of rain on the wedding day. still, nothing can dampen the spirits that die-hard fans who've camped out for days. >> even a thunderstorm i feel like it will still be fun. we'll be miserable but it will be fun. >> reporter: if wet weather moves in, the couple will have to leave the abbey in this glass coach, which could make it difficult for hundreds of thousands of spectators to get a good look. >> if the couple come back from their wedding in a closed carriage, i think they're going to go mental

william and harry's pad. charles and camilla's. we have to stop. >> it's a must. what do i win if i can distract them? >> you won't. trust me. >> hi, do you watch "good morning america"? i'm the anchor of the weekend show. >> i told you you couldn't do it. >> we can send the photo if your dad. >> people are thinking bruce oldfield will be the designer of kate's dress. >> her sister and her mom came here, went into the store, hung out for awhile. that is what makes people think he's going to do it. we spoke to him. he was very nice. >> he told us nothing. let's grab something to eat. >> koffman's? veal kidneys your bag? >> no. >> kate and camilla had lunch. here. photographed here. this is more your speed i think. >> really hungry now. >> this guy might be cooking the wedding dinner. >> i came from the states to have you food. >> oh, my gosh. >> he is the godfather of the tv celebrity chefs. he was the first. the place is a private club. kill yam, kate, a-- william, ka sister, pippa, dined here recently. it was a diane that favorite. >> she sat here

his best man harry at his side. prince charles, the queen and finally our first glimpse of the beautiful bride. her dress made with a hint of train. so begin the first steps of kate's life is forever changed. it was worth the wait. as kate joined him at the alter will turned to her and said you look beautiful. the couple said their vows. >> and with that, they were married. the newlyweds rode back to buckingham palace. within minutes the courtyard filled with 500,000 well-wishers and they wereewith a kiss. then the prince asked his wife, one more kiss and she obliged and then a final surprise, the smiling newlyweds went away for some private time. >> now the queen has left the buckingham palace they will continue to put a modern spin on the fairytale, a disco party with 300 of their closest friends. >> if you want to experience it all over again, barbara walters will host a special edition of 20/20 from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. tonight. >> the queen's gift to kate and william, the duchess of came rage. >> hello. how do you like it? and

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his best man harry at his side. prince charles, the queen and finally our first glimpse of the beautiful bride. her dress made with a hint of train. so begin the first steps of kate's life is forever changed. it was worth the wait. as kate joined him at the alter will turned to her and said you look beautiful. the couple said their vows. >> and with that, they were married. the newlyweds rode back to buckingham palace. within minutes the courtyard filled with 500,000 well-wishers and they were rewarded with a kiss. then the prince asked his wife, one more kiss and she obliged and then a final surprise, the smiling newlyweds went away for some private time. >> now the queen has left the buckingham palace they will continue to put a modern spin on the fairytale, a disco party with 300 of their closest friends. >> if you want to experience it all over again, barbara walters will host a special edition of 20/20 from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. tonight. >> the queen's gift to kate and william, the duchess of came rage. >> hello. how do you like

thank you, barbara. >> let me bring in colleen harris, who was press secretary for princes charles, williamn a very moving sight for you, all grown up. >> well, you know, i think they really pulled it off, actually. they said they wanted a very intimate, a very personal, ceremony. and i think they somehow managed to get that. it did feel like a local church. a very beautiful family wedding. yet, there were 2,000 guest there's. absolutely marvelous how they did that. really loved it. very, very proud of william. i thought he looked amazing. i asked myself about that uniform. but actually, i think he did look stunning. and harry, absolutely glorious. and i think the uniforms reflected a bit of their personalities, as well. thank you very much, diane. >> and, colleen, what time did you see of the little boys that you knew? did you see any of them? there? >> i didn't quite hear that. sorry? >> i wonder if you saw any sign of the little boys you once knew. >> oh, yes, i did, actually. i did. especially when harry looked back to see the dress. and said something to william. something like, she lo

and what william and harry's friends say, is charles is happy now.happy man. >> it was a real turning point, was it not? in the saga of charles and diana. after the death that britain embraced the marriage of charles and camilla, finally with a woman he loves. >> absolutely. and it took him some time. and they will find people that are not as warm to camilla. >> and it's often said and absolutely true that his interest in the environment, his interest in local farming, was way ahead of its time. apparently there's a sign at high grove, when you enter, it says, beware, you're entering an old-fashioned establishment. and he has been a constant in these changing years. robin and tina, what are your thoughts? >> robin can't hear us right now. we were asking for your thoughts, as prince charles and camilla parker-bowles get closer to westminster abbey. there, we see them getting out of the door. is that them? they have not arrived yet. >> the prince and princess arriving here. and a royal wedding is better than any other. we don't have the duchess of york

charles jewelry store in new york city, owner harry shan says silver's soaring price has only hurt his business. >> it affects my margins and my volume, too. they used to buy silver earrings and a necklace; now, they just buy one item and they complain. >> reporter: the big question, of course, is can silver continue to sparkle? many experts say it's another speculative bubble that's about to burst. but precious metals strategist george geros predicts silver will soon hit $50 an ounce. >> the new buying is there because of momentum. you have higher open interest, higher volume, higher averages, and that's what attracts buyers. >> reporter: that's not to say there won't be a pullback in prices in the coming weeks. most pros see that as a buying opportunity, while some merchants might consider it a blessing. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: still ahead, tonight's market monitor thinks silver could hit triple digits, and he's digging for more profits in gold. it's mark leibovit with vrtrader.com. here are the stories in tonight's "n.b.r. newswheel." strong earni

charles is so excited for today. he was one of the first people to welcome kate into the royal fall. before even harryas welcoming kate into the family, charles was standing up for. >> four years ago, it was charles who said, you should break up with her if you are not ready to get married. >> i think charles is very straight with his words. if there were any uncertainties about proposing to kate, charles would lay out to william and explain, do it when you're ready. do not listen to the public and not listen to what your friends are telling you. follow your heart. charles is a kind-hearted guy. >> we are watching the duke of york and camilla. we have been waiting for this wedding preparations. the role of camilla. some have said she has been the step mother who has been gracious to kate, giving her tips. you hear about the evil stepmother. which is it? >> the evil stepmother makes a great story. camilla alongside charles was one of the first to welcome kate royal into the fold. kate has received a lot of advice from camelot. it has been -- kate has received a lot of a vice from camilla. >> this is th

prince charles and camilla. prince harryed something to mr. middleton, his father-in-law. and a lip reader from one of the news organizations was that he said, we were supposed to have just a small family affair. >> you look at them and we had some comments here on the set while we were watching. you thought they looked nervous, cam mill will. that's understandable. probably 2 billion reasons to be nervous. >> i think so. but i think kate's glamour and beauty outshines here. she looks amazing. meredith and i have been welling up. such a fairy tale dress. so reman tick with the lace and the veil. >> as does pippa as well. so fitting. >> i was very impressed. we're now mile and half away from westminster abbey. crowd gathered here. as the vous were said, andrew, after each set of vous, cheers went up here in the crowd behind us. >> all over london. hundreds of thousands of people listening to this on loud speak ners the parks as well. i caught an echo of them cheering, too. >> so much for any rain. the sun is shining to bright

prince charles is hosting it but the word we're hearing is brother harry, prince harry, and sister of katherine pippa are turning it into a disco shindig and the best man prince harry will be toasting the happy couple. they are going to party into the night after a spectacular day that the world witnessed and we all got a little goosebumps, right? >> how has it been for you being there as part of it? >> reporter: it's been really exciting especially this morning when we got here around 8:00 and so many people lining the streets. at first it was a bit intimidating. about 10, 20 deep. you weren't sure if you could get through. but you could police handled the crowds, very orderly. and the second you see, there goes the queen like that, it happened quickly. but you kind of felt everyone's happiness was quite contagious so it's been a thrill to be here and report on this. >> i have said this before but they are kind of everybody's royals because it's such a big deal. you did a great job, dana. thanks so much for sharing in london and enjoy your night, too. >> whatever party you may attend

at 10:10 a.m., princes william and harry leave for the church. at 10:38, prince charles. at 10:40, the queen and prince phillip are on their way. all timed to make sure the bride gets to the church on time, precisely at 11:00 a.m. afterwards, prince william and his wife will lead a procession of coaches carrying the royal family, just as his parents did. enormous crowds are expected along the route. this is going to be wall-to-wall people. >> this will be wall-to-wall people. the atmosphere will be marvelous. and then once the carriages are down, they allow the people to go down to the palace and wait for the couple to appear on the balcony. >> reporter: most of the guests will take buses to this side entrance of the palace, where the reception in the magnificent staterooms is designed to make sure the hostess-- the queen-- is pleased with the result. all according to lady elizabeth anson, who's organizing it. >> she cares very much about how her party is going and that people are getting drinks and people are getting food and there aren't too many queues at buffets and

prince charles was the product of a more formal era while william and harry grew up with a mother farate. making them seem easier to know, easier to like and far more likely to change the monarchy into something that better reflects the 21st century. barry pedersen, cbs news, london >> mitchell: later on cbs, "48 hours mystery." thanks for joining us. i'm russ mitchell cbs news in new york. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a mist. >> reporter: for scientists what is killing sharks and other marine wildlife. >> when you come down to chinatown be sure you smile. >>> how one community has taken crime fighting into its own hands. >>> the terrifying reaction of the tornado tearing through a midwest airport. how hundreds of passengers ran for safety as the storm struck. cbs5 eyewitness news is next. s. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit...

there was the black tie dinner and reception hosted by prince charles and right now, the after party hosted by, you know, party boy prince harry. that's what's going on all night. as for the queen, she is not at the after party but her take on the royal wedding, excellent. the palace doors opened and a sea of well-wishers broke out in cheers. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: prince william followed tradition and kissed his bride. then he broke from tradition and kissed katherine again. >> that second one just tops it all. wonderful. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: kate's dream wedding came true. her prince in regal red, she wore alexander mcqueen with hand made lace and something blue sewn inside. william told her you look beautiful. and he whispered to his father- in-law, we were most ised to have just a small family affair. >> i katherine elizabeth take thee william arthur louis philip to my wedded husband. >> reporter: the streets were packed for the national holiday. many brits say they are inspired by the new more modern couple and looking forward to the next generation of royals. >> we are going to have a young king with a

prince charles and his wife camilla accompanied them. it's told that the best man harry plans to serve breakfast for those who have the stamina to stay up that long. william and cate were standing on the balcony of buckingham palace along with their family. the crowd cheers and they laughed. >>> tonight the celebration continues atop knob hill in san francisco. nearly 300 people are attending the british consulate's royal ball. and jana katsuyama has a view of all the celebration going on. >> reporter: some of these people have been up since 1:00 this morning watching that wedding and they are still watching and partying tonight. guests arrived for a royal ball honoring the queen's birthday and the royal wedding. >> this is the sell out tonight. this is the largest we've had this evening for this event in a long time. >> reporter: inside the guest arrived in elegant gowns, some dressed in full regalia with men in kilts women wearing fancy hats and jewels. >> i think they really love diana, the people's prince and princess. >> it's a very proud moment. >> reporter: julian

harry in their life. he's going to take his brother out on the town thursday night. do you think charleson't want you blary eyed at the wedding. take it easy. >> we have a mixup on this last night. we heard harry mentioned taking william out on that night. there's talk charles is going to have to join a dinner hosted by the european royals. it got eggy. i think he wants to spend the last night with his boys so it's one of the opportunities he may choose family over duty. harry will make sure william has fun first. >> i think he will. you saw all the flowers and the trees being loaded into the abbey last night. >> it was thrilling to see it going on. it is going to be a quintessential english guarden, we saw eight 20-foot trees going in, azaleas, lilacs, blossoms, it's going to be breathtaking and all of it has come from the royal estate. >> it's beautiful, green and whites. so glad you were there to see them loaded in. >>> just ahead, david letterman it turns out is also pretty into the royal wedding, he's got it on his mind. you'll see why we're telling you that. you're watching "the ea

prince charles and his wife camilla accompanied them. it's told that the best man harry plans to serve breakfast for those who have the stamina to stay up that long. william and cate were standing on the balcony of buckingham palace along with their family. the crowd cheers and they laughed. >>> tonight the celebration continues atop knob hill in san francisco. nearly 300 people are attending the british consulate's royal ball. and jana katsuyama has a view of all the celebration going on. >> reporter: some of these people have been up since 1:00 this morning watching that wedding and they are still watching and partying tonight. guests arrived for a royal ball honoring the queen's birthday and the royal wedding. >> this is the sell out tonight. this is the largest we've had this evening for this event in a long time. >> reporter: inside the guest arrived in elegant gowns, some dressed in full regalia with men in kilts women wearing fancy hats and jewels. >> i think they really love diana, the people's prince and princess. >> it's a very proud moment. >> reporter: julian

she and prince charles moved in as newlyweds. >> princes william and harry grew up in apartments 8 and sounds like a small apartment but it was a vast, wonderful place to raise children. there was a helicopter pad and also the wonderful gardens. they could just run out in the park and be by -- be like normal kids. >> reporter: princess diana lived in the palace until her death in 1997. the princes say they will always consider it home. just next door to the family lived princess margaret and lord snowden in the famous apartment 1-a. what was her life like? >> she used this room for entertaining. this would have been the site of lots of fun. she loved playing the piano. she was a good singer. >> reporter: she was good? >> she was a good piano player and apparently a good singer. i think the piano was roughly about here. she had a desk in the corner where she would work. so this room was lord snowden's study. he's a famous photographer. >> reporter: if i had been a fly on the wall during the heyday of princess margaret and lord snowden, what would i have experienced here? >> the princess

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. >> william and harry, probably tainted by that diana was an amazing mother. and prince charles was an awful husband. but actually, they are very, very close. >> reporter: and the eve of the wedding, charles will skip a dinner for foreign royals to be with his boys. >> i think kate might be relieved to know that william is not having one last wild night out in london. i don't think the nights get that wild when you're sat down with your dad and that's prince charles. >> reporter: as duncan said, this is a global event. 2 billion people might watch it on tv. william and kate are making sure that this is their special day. we're told they are involved in every, single decision. right down to what hors d'oeuvres are being served at the reception. >> good for them. and we know what their title will be, nick? >> reporter: nothing official. this is just me guessing. the queen is going to visit cambridge two days before the wedding. i reckon they will be the duke and duchess of cambridge. nothing official. just me. >> nick watt on the case. >> thanks, nick. i'm looking forward to joini

charles. his oldest child getting married. >> i saw him last night. he was very excited. both harry cornwall and the prince of l wal wales. i know he's a proud father. >> what must have been a challenge is trying to walk the line between a day so important for a couple and a day that was so important for the nation. >> that's been the balancing act. maintaining and creating an intimate personal occasion. they said, we can look back like anyone looks back on our wedding day with the same memories of a church, music, friends and family, laughter and speeches. yet have a huge national occasion and a big global occasion and make it with all the pageantry and the pomp and ceremony. i hope we pulled it off. >> as matt said earlier, you did. quite something. >> i know we'll spend time together. where are we going on the honeymoon again? >> nice try. >> we'll tell you off air. >> sure you will. thank you so much. congratulations again. well done. >> thank you. >> now let's head to al for a check of the weather. al? >> hey, guys. take a look behind me. pretty much within an hour they have cl

prince charles' wife, camilla, was spotted leaving a hair salon in london, and chelsea davie, the off and on girlfriend of prince harry, spotted shopping in chelsea just days before the wedding. as for the best man, prince harry delivered a hand-written speech before wounded war vets tuesday, a warm-up perhaps for the one he'll read on the big day. on the streets of london, oddsmakers, always trying to make money, are taking wagers on everything from kate's tiara -- will her something borrowed be story george iii french tiara from the queen's collection -- to the utterly ridiculous bets. >> we are betting on prince william to fall asleep and whether william will wear spectacles during the wedding and also taking bets on whether kate will jilt william at the altar. >> reporter: i don't think they will make money on the last one. we certainly hope not. they'll be viewing celebrations throughout the entire city from here in trafalgar square to over in hyde park. as i went for a run earlier today, i saw they were setting up the port-a-potties and the big jumbotrons for the big celebrations. absolutely ridiculous. right th

charles and kacamilla and mr. a mrs. middleton riding in an australian-style carriage back to buckingham palace. >> interestingly, prince harryraveling in the second carriage with the little flower girls, lady louise windsor, eliza lopez and tiggy, his former nanny's little boy. >> i'm thinking of my own son who was a ring bearer and ran out of the church. >> the archbishop of canterbury this week gave a single interview just for the bbc in which he said that he thought the couple knew what the cost would be, but he wished them courage and clarity to live out their marriage. that's ale beautiful thing to say. i think that's what they do need. a sense of courage and clarity about boundaries, about the way they will be able to live the kind of life they want to give. >> they already seem to have set a different tone. the fact that they are going to be spending at least the next year or two up in anglesy which is different from the situation with charles and diana back in 1981. >> they are so fortunate because william is not heir to the throne yet. that allows them a certain amount of freedom. camilla was talking about how norma

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charles grassley. congressman, thank you. jenna: a fox news alert, we're hearing breaking news out of mississippi, a fatal bus accident, involving some children. harris has the update. harris. >> reporter: we're going to get more pictures of this. this is in rural mississippi, outside of jackson, jenna. what they're saying is that on highway 450, and u.s. highway 61, a bus and tractor trailer have collided -- collided and it has left them flipped over. as you can see from the first picture to come into fox news here, the bolivar county core nr telling local reporters there that it appears, in addition to the ten people who are injured, we don't know the extent of their injuries yet, one child has died. the county coroner telling us it's a little girl. we're working to confirm her age. she's either ten or 11. we're working to confirm that. but that's a local report, according to them, the bolivar county coroner has confirmed that one child has died, ten others hurt. the shaw school district said this bus was carrying children from their district, ranging in ages from kindergarten to high school. jenna, back to you. jenna: more on that developing break

harry potter-ish. suddenly, characters talking on the page. it's wonderful. >> thinking back, what was the most iconic clip for you? >> it has to be during the wedding of charles it pulls up outside st. paul's cathedral. and she steps out with her crushed silk skirt. but acres and acres of silk. and this 25-foot train that no one had ever seen. and just the train was magnificent. >> i love the photos of young william as a baby going off to school. so many great images there. >> in the uniform, yes. >> absolutely. and you compare and contrast the two engagement press conferences. one with kate. and the other with the young diana spencer. what was the compare and contrast to you? >> what was so fascinating for me about watching those videos is watching the first interview that kate and william gave after their engagement. and kate is very differential. she's quiet. she's a girl who doesn't particularly -- she doesn't seem to crave the limelight but accepts that she obviously is in the public eye. and she has a duty. when you look back at the archival footage of charles and diana, which is in the book, even in their engagement interview, diana was the one with al

charles and said, that's it. you have to get divorced. but then, a year later, this was the christmas card. look. >> i love it. >> it has william and harryheir cousins, the daughters of prince andrew. it's like any card, you know, that the family would send out. isn't it? with the pictures of the kids? >> i love that picture especially, barbara, because it's like a picture you'd have on the refrigerator. everyday life. >> happy memories and unhappy memories with this place. >> you lead to happy memories, barbara. we're going to take you inside some of the royal apartments a little later here, live from kensington. >>> we'll be back. oh wow, look at that. [ shrek ] calm down donkey. it's vacation time! ohhhhh, who says ogres can't surf? nice moves fiona! ha, ha, ha, i love 3d. wooo hooooo! [ shrek ] gingy! [ laughs ] hey do the roar. roooooar! yeah! marty, what's shrek doing on a cruise ship? looks like he's having fun! [ female announcer ] join the dreamworks experience for the ultimate vacation, only on royal caribbean. what?! -match it! -match it! -match it! match it! -match it! -match it! 20 cents less. what?! just match it... -match

the agency was convinced that it was a relatively small number, and harry rowen and charles wolf, i think, from rand concluded it was much closer to what adolf hitler in germany was spending in the period prior to the beginning of world war ii. it turned out they both were right as to what was being produced, because we could see it and look at it and count it. what was different was the size of the economy. the soviet economy was much smaller. therefore, the percentage was much higher. of course, the importance of it was, it showed a certain sense of purpose in the determination. if you're willing to deny your consumers, that's a big deal. of course, in the reagan era, when the cold war was won, if you will, that critical question as to how could the economy of the soviet union survive what they were spending was a non -- it was not trivial, that question that was being debated, and it turned out the agency was wrong. i give them a lot of credit. i think we've got a lot of wonderful intelligence people working their heads off trying to do it right. it's very, very hard. we're dealing wit