the pring of wales and duchess of cornwall on their first trip abroad since their wedding. stop toward, point reyes where they spent an hour shaking hands and testing produce. the royal couple also ventured into the town's local pub where they sat down to have a pint of beer of the just after 2:00 this afternoon they ventured in the town where they made their way to the organic farm of warren weber. >> he is a farmer and he is just a supporter of organic farming. he is interested, i know, in farms and the context of and the environment. >> reporter: weber says it was prince charles who wanted to see his west marin farm, the oldest organic farm in the state of california. while they escorted the royal couple through their 40 acres of crop talking about organic farming, swarms of people were standing by anxiously it get a quick glimpse of the royal couple. they of prince charles begin farming organically 20 years ago and today his products bring tens of millions of dollars in a year, which of which he turns over to charity. weber says there is a special bond between the two m

friend the member for south east cornwall (sheryll murray), who lost her husband in a tragic fishing. that demonstrates the extraordinary risks that people in coastal communities take, and our hearts should go out to her and her family. we want to make changes only if they improve the coastguard support that people in fishing communities and elsewhere get. that is what the reform is about: trying to ensure that the real impetus is on the front line. if that is not the case, we will obviously have to reconsider the reforms, and that is why they are being reviewed. what i would say to everyone who cares about this issue is: work with us to make sure we get the maximum amount in those lifeboats and other ways of helping our fishing and other communities. and sport alliance which would be available to those who would diagnosed with guarantee or undergoing or awaiting treatment? >> we will look very carefully as the government medical advisor is about dls and its interaction with people that have cancer but i think everyone on all sides of the house should recognize that dla does need >>

the duchess of cornwall, briefly walked among the campers outside, this is on thursday.eople have been camping out all over the route to catch excellence of the royal couple. >> fraternity party, high tea this afternoon at 4. we have cocktails, a cocktail party. we will reset the table for that. tomorrow breakfast, again. and they're all dressed for the wedding tomorrow. >> its the best day. winning the war was quite good. >> pam: shall media is playing a big part. kimberly has details -- social. >> reporter: their cases -- pages on facebook, twitter all set up for the wedding. soccer superstar david and his wife are attending the wedding. check them posted video talking about how excited he is. >> a royal wedding is amazing. it's really amazing. our country needs it, wants it. i was brought up around the royal family. with my granddad, then, i took them to buckingham palace. they were so proud of. it is exciting. >> reporter: other celebrities include elton john, johnstone, mr. be an actor. there has been an official at twitter page for updates, exclusive pictures and v

cambridge did i say cornwall? i have to get it right or it will be off with my head.and we will be right back. Ñ# ái >> justine: life pictures and outside of buckingham palace, we have been covering the royal wedding since it started at 2:00 a.m. this morning. the pair are officially married, they have sealed it with the two kisses. >> james: as we watch for more to come out of buckingham palace, let's relive some of the better moments from this morning. here are the exchanges and of the ranks. >> justine: just one ring, the couple chose not to wear one. it is our rain made of gold. it is tight. but it is made of welsh cool, made from the family is mine. one ring, you are seeing also catherines dress made by sarah burton of alexander mcqueen. lace and satin and gorgeous. >> james: i don't know if we have the video of the exchange and of the house, we will show it to voluntarily. maybe we will listen. >> till death us do part, according to god's will. >> james: we have all longer club and we will show you that throughout the morning. in any event it was a great ceremon

from lady gaga to the duchess of cornwall. he made this hat for kate.n his workshop are burning the midnight oil. creating the confections that will grace the heads of royals and regulars when kate and william wed. >> everything is completely hand made. it's fun for us to work with kind of hard core english aristocrats where we can say, is there any possibility you can bring in some diamonds? and they do. >> how wonderful. >> reporter: this is for somebody for the royal wedding, in a navy satin. she's beautiful, gorgeous and -- >> has her own fashion company. >> reporter: yes. he's not allowed to tell us, but we think we know who he means. and what about the royal clientele? >> princess eugenie when she steps out of her tar with her dad at the wedding will be wearing this. and it's going to grow. we've only started it. >> reporter: so, back to catherine middleton -- >> she came here one day to have a hat made and she is very beautiful. more beautiful in real life. she will be a brilliant ambassadoress for british fashion. or for fashion in general. >> r

next to the duchess of cornwall. >> we're going to pause for a moment. -- we're going to listen to what is happening inside westminster because within seconds, we believe, kate middleton is going to begin to make her way. she has about nine to seven minutes to make sure she arrives on time. >> we can see a fraction of her there. >> we can see the veil. she is wearing a veil. and it looks to me, there might be a tiara. >> and the hair was down. >> a very long train. one of the bridesmaids carrying something that looks like a train. >> there's her father. >> michael middleton, cool as anything. a very, very charming, very supportive man who is going to be incredibly proud of his daughter. i'm just looking. there's a lot of fabric there. slightly plunging on the neckline. and arms must be covered. but she went with lace. very elegant. and that beautiful veil. >> i love the bouquet and the fact that in it is traditionally placed, a sprig of myrtle. it's from the original myrtle that queen victoria planted from her bouquet. >> that's right. and you see michae

. >> from his visits to cornwall, the prime minister will appreciate the high regard for the coast guard service there and around the u.k. i am reassured that the minister has said the current modernization proposals are not a done deal. does the prime minister agree that it is very important to get the plants right? >> i absolutely agree with the honorable lady. i am sure that she and the whole of the house would want me to say how much we feel for our colleague who lost her husband is a tragic fishing accident. that illustrates the extraordinary risks these people in our coastal community take. our hearts should go out to her and her family. we want to make changes only if they improve the level of coast guard support that people in fishing communities and elsewhere get. that is what the reform is about -- trying to ensure that the real impetus is on the front line. if that is not the case, we will have to reconsider the reforms. that is why they are being reviewed. work with us to make sure that we get the maximum amount in those iceboats -- lifeboats and other ways of helping our fis

even his wife, the duchess of cornwall, visited with commoners. on the final day the bride and her bridesmaids held one last rehearsal. at her hotel well-wishers were treated to tea and cakes. at trafalgar square crews setup huge video screens and online they revealed their official program with a new black and white portrait. here on the streets outside westminster abbey the unofficial pre-wedding party has begun and more than a million people are expected to attend. for one reason or another it won't be a rest full night. >> i don't think we'll sleep tonight, five of us in a two- man tent. >> reporter: but if they could have handed over $1,700 they could have glamorous campers at a glorious tent. >> you go into the tent you have champagne. >> reporter: they are here for the same reason, to be part of this once in a lifetime event. and here is some good news. the weather forecast, light cloud, no mention of that four- letter word "rain." that's going to be important for anybody who wants to see prince william and kate middle son leave in an open-

prince charles and the duchess of cornwall, camilla, who the boys have long since embraced, on their way, too. then, the queen, on this day, the proud grandmother, in yellow. prince phillip, now 90, at her side. at the abbey, the foreign dignitaries, the figureheads, and the famous. the prime minister, david cameron invited 30 years after camping out as a teenager to catch a glimpse of charles and diana. david beckham and his wife victoria. elton john, who famously sang at diana's memorial. while at the goring hotel, that first glimpse. immediately revealing so much. >> you could tell that she just looked absolutely stunning. the dress was just beautiful. and of course it had been the best kept secret of the wedding. >> reporter: that seven-minute drive with her beaming father. her final moments as kate the commoner. as they arrived at the church, her father told her, "you look great." then, her three-minute walk, 300 feet down that aisle. the world watching. and so was prince harry. >> prince harry just couldn't resist a cheeky glimpse. he's very mischievous like that. you could see

that's why she's called duchess of cornwall.r and his spanish wife. >> the maid of honor, pippa middleton. >> and one of the bridesmaids. >> that's sophie wessex's daughter we just saw a glimpse of. >> you can see in the background now behind the bride and groom the magnificent ancient plates at the abbey, gold and silver. this is a royal church. these will next be seen at coronation. >> so they only bring it out on special occasions? >> very, very special occasions. you only see that plate at the most special occasions. it's special. made by italian craftsmen. now the reading. this is james middleton. >> i appeal to you, brothers and sisters, by the mercies of god, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to god, which is your spiritual worship. do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of god, what is good and acceptable and perfect. let love be genuine, hate what is evil, hold fast to what is good, love one another wit

between california and cornwall street, fifth avenue and fourth avenue in the richmond district. he assured the neighbors who were very agast at the idea of these old cable cars being set up that they would be very tasteful and artistic. and essentially, yeah, it was like one room with a little bathroom attached made up of old cable cars. dr. cross thought he was hitting on something. there were hundreds of thousands of people who were homeless, looking for new places to live in the aftermath of the earthquake and fire. so he thought why not use these old cable cars. it only lasted about 10, 12 years. guess it wasn't a big hit. he built a more conventional apartment building after that to replace it. it really was the 1906 earthquake and fire that sort of spelled the end of carville. you have these hundreds of thousands of people looking for new homes, suddenly displaced. now they might listen to these men and say, look, you were renting before. you don't want to live there. i've got this lot out here, sand dune. but it's $100. you can build a house here for cheap. suddenly, more

there have been talks of cornwall. prince charles, chief of cornwall. this time of year. australia which is threatening to become a republic after the queen's death. that may be popular, too. >> we were talking about a couple that's going to move to a angle sea, a small town, little village. will they be able to maintain an air of privacy there? >> it is an island. they live in on a small village on that island. and the answer is, yes, it is very remote really. people live a long way away from each other. it is very easy to protect and very secure. and everyone knows one another. so it is absolutely ideal from that point of view. >> it seems obviously this is a modern couple. they -- really hopes of the monarchy rest on them. are they going to usher in a new era? >> we must make no bones about it. the fact is that what prince william did yesterday by the choice of bride is ensuring the british monarchy for at least a half a century. the british people love princess catherine and nobody would ever put an anti-monarchy plank in its platform for a while. >

the queen made camilla parker bowles the duchess of cornwall, sarah ferguson the duchess of york andif the queen decides to give kate the name princess katherine, that will be a very big deal. frank and grace, what do you think? >> your royal highness princess william of wales doesn't roll off the tongue. i like princess kate or katherine is obvious. >> we're americans. we are not going to follow the official etiquette i don't think. >> that's right. >> reporter: that's right. it's like the old headlines that used to say princess di. we'll call her kate no matter what. but celia sam's was saying of course we always see at wimbledon prince and princess michael of kent. that's her official title. so it remains to be seen. it will be the big announcement on friday morning before kate middleton walks down that aisle. that woman celia sames knows both familyings involved and said her life will never be the same. frank and grace, back to you. >> great stuff, paula. we appreciate it. thanks so much. >>> 5:19. the aflac duck -- no, we are going to weather. >> well, he has been called worse.

that affection on show for the new duchess of cornwall this afternoon as she stepped outside clarenceouse to meet those fervent royalists from all corners of the globe who've set up camp along london's mall. >> mexico >> reporter: the pavements opposite westminster abbey now a sea of tents and down the mall, too, people jostling for a spot on the route. the people set up a couple nights ago to be in the right position, which they are, right outside the abbey, that is pretty bizarre, then the people outside who are take photographs of the people inside. that's bizarre too. but everybody is united by the idea that something a little bit different is going on. different and with the clock ticking down to tomorrow, very british in its way. the wedding will epitomize britishness at the palace with music by alga r. williams and the him jerusalem. >> holman: the ceremony begins at 6:00 am eastern time tomorrow. a checklist could help detect autism by a baby's first birthday. reseachers at the university of california, san diego, reported the finding today after testing 10,000 babies. the che

duchess of cornwall, has also done a really wonderful job as a stepmother. >> she has.elf forward too much. she's not tried to become their mother. what she's really done is keep prince charles happy, and these young men, don't want dad on their back. camilla has successfully kept charles happy and is very supportive on whatever they choose to do. >> she's a bit naughty, isn't she? the lady who sort of slurps out a -- dutches out the get a smoke. >> are there many people who are anti-monarchy? >> republicanism in britain never scores more than about 10, 12%. at the moment the polls are just overwhe overwhelming. 60, 70s are. britain would be worse off without a monarchy. the presidency of barack obama has some of that. he can't just be a national figure. the royal family is political. >> we talked about that with kate middleton. the first who's graduated from university. the first to cohabitate with a member of the royal family. and she's the first commoner, at least by the monarch definition. are there a lot of snobs here in great britain who think, ah, she's not good

to do a -- the last camp -- i think i might like to do a book on the last campaign that led to cornwallissurrender at yorktown. we will see. i'm not sure about that. cspan: did you find out anything new about gettysburg? >> guest: i only found that the correspondents who wrote a wonderful things at kitty i mean, i just love that coffin -- coffin was a religious man, deeply religious who didn't smoke or drink. and he wrote -- he wrote a piece that echoes lincoln's gettysburg address. it's the most amazing thing. "the invasion of the north was over, the power of the southern confederacy broken. there at the sunset and or i could discern the future. no longer an overcast sky but we're on cloud of starlight, a country to redeem, saved from about ties, consecrated a new to the coming ages. all honor to the gerlach living, all glory to the gallant dead. they have not fought in vain." it goes on to read it has a ring to the gettysburg address to it. not as good but -- cspan: if you have your choice would you rather have been a correspondent then or now? >> guest: i think i might have been corres

we have these items which actually made by the dutch of cornwall that's prince charles company.>reporter: to sit on t of course. a >> for your royal wedding celebration of robert racks at the t cells are at washington higrecommends english breakfast, earl grey. it will stand up to pastries and strong flavored ice damages. everything you need for an early morning meal it for clean. king, queen or princess to be. >>pam:>>pam: save the date for the royal wedding, on friday we will be ready at 2:00 a.m. to bring you every moment of the marriage ceremony. well be right back. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 6:00. with a developing story. >>pam: this out of new work of a woman found stabbed to death inside her home and police quickly arrested a man they say was covered in blood and found near the crime scene. are reggie is live in a workshop where police say the victim and the suspects knew each other. >>reggie: the crime tape is still a lot, investigators still out to gathering evidence. neighbors tell me please 7 called to the home several times in the

in the case of camilla, the duchess of cornwall, carole middleton, choosing to wear neutral colors, veryooking every bit the father of the groom and every bit the prince of wales. he and camilla make a stunning couple. >> they do. we're showing more women than men, david beckham. wow. >> oh, yes, he looked wonderful. and of course, victoria beckham looking magnificent as well. a stunning, stunning couple. and another philip treacy hat. >> so many american s are saying -- >> i wanted to share with you, when i was at the workshop earlier in the week, we saw philip treacy making victoria beckham's hat. >> did you let us know? >> we held on until today. >> you're always the gentleman. we enjoyed your reporting with cynthia mcfadden all week. good to have you with us. >> i love being on "gma" with you. >> all right. now you're back on. i was wondering. we'll see you soon. like being at the oscars, wasn't it, tim? yes. let's get to nick watt now. because there is still -- people are milling about here in london. we have more than 1 million people. a lot of them were tourists from out of the co

they had dinner with the duchess of cornwall and the prince of l wal wales.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 cleared out the rotunda around the queen victoria square. the first in were the folks behind the barricades and they are the las

. >> does the duchess of cornwall become queen?uld be. >> reporter: a big heavy palace door opening perhaps? these days camilla is said to be a chief adviser to young indicate, ironically on how to look and act. recently out having lunch together, full of pre-wedding chatter. some may see kate the future queen as her chief competitor, but camilla doesn't seem to. even after many, many years of waiting in the wings, the heart still does seem to want what it wants and wins against whatever the odds. camilla's also is a royal love story. when charles married camilla is palace put it out there that she wouldn't necessarily be queen but maybe princess consort or something and public support for being queen is around 14%, but camilla has her admirers. i was speaking to a royal photographer and asked who is your favorite to shoot? he said camilla. that she's the most natural, real and truly herself, establishing a bond with people she talks to. she, like kate, is a commoner. matt? >> michelle, thank you very much. john f. burns is the lon

and new video into >>this just in to the kron 4 news room the duchess of cornwall.will spend his last night as a single man. his father, prince charles will be by his side. they started meeting with the people. and thanking them. shaking hands. we cannot wait our moral coverage of the royal wedding will start at 2:00 a.m. our royal coverage will-everything-mapped out the entire day. from a pre- festivities. the entire ceremony honey, we've got tickets to the game, so we're going to need a sitter on saturday night. i almost forgot. we're having dinner together on friday for dad's 65th birthday. maybe i'll ask my parents to baby sit. are you sure you want to go there? you're right. ♪ born to be wild ♪ born to be wild [screaming] who's going to watch them? for you, baby sitting is just a figure of speech. that's why we've created medicare solutions that are just right for you. we have plans with monthly premiums as low as $0, the freedom to choose any doctor who accepts medicare, and that lets you talk to a live person when you call 65. it's just a number, so remember

. >> when are we expected to see prince charles and the dutchess of cornwall? >> matt?wd. you can see people very excited. i'll let you hear the roar. he's coming up to the main gate now. and the car stops right in front of the two men standing at attention, they have been standing there at attention for 15 minutes awaiting his arrival. >> and you'll notice, matt, not a hand shake there, just a salute to the fellow officer. harry extends a hand of friend ship. >> look at them together. i have thought over the last 14 years, how lucky they are to have each other. they talk about the bond, they don't know what they would have done without each other, especially after the death of their mum. the bells ringing. will there be any recognition of their arrival by the people inside? >> i think people will be stretching their necks, imminently looking to him. i don't know if there will be a signal. he's being taken into the abbey. introduced to the clergy. >> he looks a touch nervous. he should be. he's doing his duty very well. the hand shaking. he's just another groom to be, t

. >> oh, here comes the duke -- here comes the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall, and behind them, the middletons. that must mean we are about to approach the end of the ceremony and the processional, as they leave. again, let's watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as the clergy leaves, we await the bride and groom, now man and wife. we are told they will march to "pomp and circumstance," by edward elger, as the bells of westminster, 5,000 peals, ring across london. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we've said this before, the most beautiful bride. what a beautiful couple they are. we said it was a fairy tale. we hope children are watching. this is delightful history. >> and there are the bells of westminster. heralding their new life. >> they're going to ring for almost three hours. better get used to it. >> robin and tina? >> yes, the bells are ringing. people are on their feet. the carriage is coming up. it's a 1902 state landau carriage. and also carried william's parents from church to buckingham palace. >> they have the lovely horses of the palace cavalry waiting, too. and they look complete, as w

cornwall, a great guy. i spent years eve with him in iraq. i think that he would be a great leader. leon panetta. i want to tell you a story about him. he is such a hard worker. we had 8 --, dick durbin was part of it. we would go home and go into that nice long room and watch sports on television. leon would go to work. he would come in at about 2 in the morning. at 5:30, i heard the bed wrestling every morning. and then he would go to st. peter's. he is an amazing individual and he has done a great job at the cia. it would be hard to fill his shoes if he leaves. >> and do you think that director panetta is likely to become -- >> i will not commented he is likely but i think he would be a great choice. >> i know a deal is not a deal until it is nailed down. can you tell us one contentious issue that has been resolved in the shutdown debate? can you tell us one real honest to goodness sticking point that remains? >> the issue that has been resolved is that we will have significant cuts. the debate between some who say we don't need any cuts at all. some who said a freeze is good eno

that prince william will spend the evening having a private din were his father, the duchess of cornwall and his best man, prince harry. and for kate middleton, she'll be going to the hotel with her family. here at westminster abbey, the excitement is palpable, matt and meredith. >> the gorg hotel, they keep talking about, that's just behind us here, along the side of buckingham palace. >> along with a growing number of folks preparing. a changing of the guard going on. >> a little like pavlov dogs because every time we turn around, they just yell. i was watching over your shoulderer of the last couple of days, this is bagger crowd. >> they're expecting half a million people, tourists, before tomorrow. >> in beautiful sunshine. >> yes -- well, no. i don't think so. >> keep your fingers crossed. >>> coming up, what's in the bag. >> the new images from kate's hotel. the speculation on what she'll be wearing tomorrow. is that the dress? first this is "today" on nbc. [ male announcer ] edmunds.com says that lexus holds its value better than any other luxury brand. ♪ intellichoice proclaims t

. >> reporter: then there's his wife, camilla, the steely duchess of cornwall.reaking up charles and diana. >> she was blamed by diana personally for babying braeking up their marriage. >> reporter: add on all the aunts, uncles, and cousins. prince andrew, known as the party prince, still dealing with the fall-out of sarah ferguson's scandal. their daughters princess's beatrice and eugenie are well known for their partying ways. sometimes a little too much like dad. >> they may be sweet, but they have dull, ordinary boyfriends. they're just falling out of nightclubs. >> reporter: princess ann who famously hasn't changed her hairstyle in decades is said to be her father's favorite child. >> have we met? >> reporter: her stunning daughter zara phillips is set to be married herself to a rugby star who has broken his nose eight times, and son peter and his canadian wife just gave the queen her first great grandchild, little baby savannah, and then there's prince edward, a would-be tv producer. the queen's only child still in his first marriage to the beautiful count