dr. williams and the next panel will touch on that in the context of industry standards. >> could you comment on the discussions buchanan or the u.s. government is having with the russians on aw sureprudhoe bay to see what cooperation is possible in that part of the world? >> i am not having any conversations with the russians. it was mentioned there is an arctic meeting in the near future. director salazar is more directly involved and i am. this goes back to what the themes and the speech which is just as the gulf of mexico is a share body of water involving us and mexico and cuba, the arctic is as well a shared resource with a number of countries having the jurisdiction to permit or not offshore drilling. i drank there is clearly a very prep -- i think there is clearly a pressing need to increase the volume and the pace of collaborations between governments. that is one the reasons we were so gratified to see representatives of the russian federation and our international spill containment form last week. they were participants and they were enthusiastic and they welcomed further meetings

dr. williams, in the next panel, will discuss that i the context of standards and new tacks. al? >> just a quick question on the arctic. can you comment on the discussions that you are having or the u.s. is having with the russians to see what, in fact, cooperation may be possible in that part of the world? >> i'm not having any discussions with therussians. secretary salazar mentioned there's an arctic meeting in the near future. he's much more directly involved in those than i am. but clearly, this goes back to one of the theems. i highlighted in the speech. just as the gulf of xico is a shared body of water involving us, and mexico. and cuba, the arctic is as well a shared resource with a number of countries having the jurisdiction to permit or not offshore drilling. soy think there is a clearly a very pressing need, an urgency to increase the volume and the pace of collaborations between governments. that's one of the reasons we were so grat fid to see representatives of the rushing yan federation at our international spill containment forum last week. they were participants,

dr. williams, in the next panel, will discuss that in the context of standards and new stacks. al? >> just a quick question on the arctic. can you comment on the discussions that you are having the u.s. is having with the russians to see what, in fact, cooperation may be possible in that part of the world? >> i'm not having any discussions with the russians. secretary salazar mentioned there's an arctic meeting in the near future. he's much more directly involved in those than i am. but clearly, this goes back to one of the theems. i highlighted in the speech. just as the gulf of mexico is a shared body of water involving us, and mexico. and cuba, the arctic is as well a shared resource with a number of countries having the jurisdiction to permit or not offshore drilling. soy think theres a clearly a very pressing need, an urgency to inease the volume and the pace o collaborations between governments. that's one of the reasons we were so grat fid to see representatives of the rushing yan federation at our international spill containment forum last week. they were participants, encl

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dr. williams on the next panel will discuss that in industry-standard. >> tal gripper with csis.could you comment on discussions you're having with offshore drilling not in the west, but if the cooperation may be possible in a part of the world. the mac and not having any discussions with the russians. secretary salazar mentioned yesterday they are is a sort of an art tick meeting in the near future, but is much more directly involved in those and i am. clearly this goes back to one of the themes i highlight in the speech. just as the gulf of mexico as a shared body of water involving us in mexico and cuba, the arctic is as well a shared resource with a number of companies and countries having jurisdiction to permit or not offshore drilling. so i think there is clearly a very pressing need and urgency to increase the volume and the pace of collaborations between governments and that's one of the reasons we were so gratified to see representatives of the russian federation ataturk international spill containment forum last week. they were participants and not just enthusiastic par

dr. rowan williams will be speaking. and dr.minster. >> and the archbishop is the head of the church. the bishop of london is very close friends of prince charles. that's why he was asked. and we have the official prom. >> on the front, it tells you of the marriage. and it has the insignia. and inside, it has the pictures they have chosen as among their favorite. and it gives the order of the ceremony, which we will be following in a few moments. >> and let's look at the queen arriving. >> you're seeing the queen, obviously and prince philip. one of the stories about him, as a grandfather to william, was in a long walk behind diana's casket. and you may recall, william was so broken, that he didn't think he could make that walk. he thought he would let the royal family down with tears. and his grandfather said, are you sure you don't want to walk behind your mother's casket? and he said, if i walk, will you walk? and prince philip said yes. >> and he said, if you don't walk, i think you'll regret it for the rest of your life. so

dr. richard chartres who has reportedly been counseling william and kate on their impending nuptials.ly saying to us, we've got to support them. it was saying to each of them, marriage is very difficult. give yourself, no coercion, pray for help and guidance, and there's a sort of sense, isn't there, that we must demand too much. we expect too much of royal marriages. i think it was gentle. it was almost as though he was speaking to them privately. and he ended with a prayer that they had written themselves. to their marriage, for what they could do to each other, and to those much less fortunate. and how they could benefit. >> and perhaps a message to all of us, as well. >> i think that's really what it was. don't ask too much. don't pry. remember we're all imperfect. >> this, by the way, is music composed by paul mealor of angelsey, wales, where the couple lives. they wanted to include some contemporary music, and he's 36 years old. >> this hits all the points of which the congregation gets a bit fidgety. look at the uniforms. ♪ >> and the bridal bouquet which we notice is very smal

>> it's been the coronation church since christmas day 1066 when william the conqueror was crowned here. >> reporter: the very reverend drall is the dean of westminster abbey. >> this is the third building, on this site, not completed until the middle of the 18th century. >> reporter: the present church is where the queen occasionally worships, as she did this week on her 85th birthday. and where nearly 60 years ago she-- like 37 of her predecessors-- was crowned. >> i now crown you with the crown of glory and righteousness. >> reporter: the monarchs are crowned in the coronation chair made famous in the recent movie "the kings speech." >> get up! you can't sit there, get up! >> why not? it's a chair. >> that king, george vi, was married at the abbey, as was his daughter, who became queen elizabeth. the last royal wedding here took place 25 years ago when prince andrew married sarah ferguson and a very young prince william served as a page, though he wasn't terribly interested in the event. friday morning is sure to be different. >> i'm delighted that they're marrying here. they wanted to come here because it's a place o

dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, princeton, new jersey. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here

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dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new canaan, connecticut. >>> coming up a little bit later on "the early show," the latest on the massive spring storm hammering the northeast. plus, prince william'srs about his upcoming wedding to kate middleton. also, how to get the best seats when flying coach at the best price. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching, everybody, i'm betty nguyen. have a great weekend. have a great weekend. d ,,,,,,,,

williams. that's just me. >>> now, the program in mountain view that searches for extraterrestrial life. on the phone with us is dr. seth. you are telling us you are losing funding, is that correct? >> that's correct. it's in a hibernation mode because of the lack of funding to operate it. >> okay. what does this mean, then, for extraterrestrial life or the search for it. the search for intelligence relies on telescopes like the movie contact if people recall the jodie foster film where they used antennas to ease drop on live. life as clever as we are. this is an experiment that's been running for many decades. it's an experiment that gets better and there's a dedicated instrument to do it in northern california in the cascade mountains. because of the budget short falls in the state of california, our partner, the university of california doesn't have the funds necessary to keep this telescope running. >> you want rent time. are you going to still do that? >> at the moment, we put all of efforts into this array, just to the east of redding, california and so, you know, that's where all the equipment is. very spec

ktvu's rita williams was at the courthouse today and explain the significance of this tape coming up in just about 20 minutes. >>> today the nation is remembering dr. martin luther king, jr. who was assassinated 43 years ago today. >> black men and white men, profit stant -- protestants and cats licks -- catholics free at last, free at last, thank god all mighty were free at last. >> dr. king was in memphis to support striking sanitation workers when he was shot. across the country today churches and human rights activists staged peaceful demonstrations and prayer services in honor of his leg gans -- legacy. >> one honoring labor rights is happening in san francisco. want to show you pictures. a very large crowd is on hand in the financial district where hundreds of workers, labor leaders and politicians are holding a march. organizers say this demonstration is a show of solidarity for straight workers in wisconsin where a controversial new law has restricted collective bargaining rights for public employees. now, these protesters have gathered at the bank of america building on california street. what they will be doing is marching down californi

dr. kobilinsky, thank you. good to see you this morning. >>> coming up next, prince william and kate middleton making what's likelyance before the big day on the 29th. we're going to show you where they are, what they're doing and get an update on the guest list when we come back here on "the early show" here on cbs. [ male announcer ] if you've been to the hospital with heart-related chest pain or a heart attack known as acs, you may not want to face the fact that you're at greater risk of a heart attack or stroke. plavix helps protect people with acs against heart attack or stroke: people like you. it's one of the most researched prescription medicines. goes beyond what they do alone by helping to keep blood platelets from sticking and forming dangerous clots. plavix. protection against heart attack or stroke in people with acs. [ female announcer ] plavix is not for everyone. certain genetic factors and some medicines such as prilosec reduce the effect of plavix leaving you at greater risk for heart attack and stroke. your doctor may use genetic tests to determine treatment. don't stop taking plavix without tal

williams has been in the courthouse every day of this trial and brings us tonight's update. >> reporter: the prosecution's last witness against barry bonds was one of the country's fore most anti-doping scientist. dr. don cadlin. he told us bonds' 2003 blood test tested positive for rght. >> put it under the tongue. >> reporter: the president victor conte says he did not give bonds rght. but in the testimony read to jurors bonds admits taking what he called was flaxseed oil and an arthritis cream. his trainer and childhood friend anderson gave them. but he denied knowing they were steroids. if it's a steroid it ain't working. i didn't hide anything. i would trust he wouldn't do anything to hurt me. the judge would not allow the jury to hear a just discovered 7-year-old audiotape bonds' former business manager steve hoskins said he secretly recorded when he talked with ting about bonds' alleged steroid use. ting denied it. but the judge said the tape was barely intelligible. clearly a blow to the prosecution. prosecutors took two and a half weeks to present their case. the defense says it needs just one day for its witnesses, tomorrow. in san francisco, rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more

williams has been in the courthouse every day of this trial and brings us tonight's update. >> reporter: the prosecution's last witness against barry bonds was one of the country's fore most anti-doping scientist. dr. don cadlin. he told us bonds' 2003 blood test tested positive for rght. >> put it under the tongue. >> reporter: the president victor conte says he did not give bonds rght. but in the testimony read to jurors bonds admits taking what he called was flaxseed oil and an arthritis cream. his trainer and childhood friend anderson gave them. but he denied knowing they were steroids. if it's a steroid it ain't working. i didn't hide anything. i would trust he wouldn't do anything to hurt me. the judge would not allow the jury to hear a just discovered 7-year-old audiotape bonds' former business manager steve hoskins said he secretly recorded when he talked with ting about bonds' alleged steroid use. ting denied it. but the judge said the tape was barely intelligible. clearly a blow to the prosecution. prosecutors took two and a half weeks to present their case. the defense says it needs just one day for its witnesses, tomorrow. in san francisco, rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more

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dr. moniz. >> chairman feinstein, ranking him alexander, thanks for the opportunity to appear before you today. my name is william levin, i'm president and chief operating officer of psg by which is a sissy of public service enterprise group headquartered in newark, new jersey. we are a merchant generating company and has a product 40,000 megawatts of electric generating capacity. we own 100% of the hope creek nuclear station, 57% of the sale of nuclear station, and 50% of the other station. i appreciate your invitation to testify at today's hearing to discuss the status of u.s. nuclear energy industry and application of the fukushima nuclear accident on nuclear energy and the united states. i am testifying today on behalf of the nuclear energy institute, nuclear energy industries washington-based policy organization. my remarks today will cover four points. first, u.s. nuclear power plants are safe. second, safety is at the u.s. nuclear energy industries top priority. third, the u.s. nuclear energy industry has a long history of continuous learning from operational events. we will do the same as a result of the

williams. >> host: rubin carter, thank you for joining us on this wonderful day. how old are you now? >> guest: i will be 74-years-old in may and that's dr. rubin carter. i have to honor very doctorate degrees, one from australia will school in 2003 and one from new york university, 2005. as of its rubin carter. >> host: both of australia? canada. your book is called on the of the hurricane might have from darkness to freedom with a foreword by nelson mandela in your co-author. let me read to you you said here my main purpose writing this book is to share with you that i have discovered the truth to be the truth. >> the love of truth is the spirit of man. given where i was and how long i was there this is incredible. i have no business have all been here now. >> guest: that is absolutely correct. >> host: you see that you were in jail 40 something years. what you mean by that? >> guest: well i was in jail 47 years and the fact that we are born into a prison, we are born as perfect beings, perfect means complete with all of our possibilities in tact but we are also born into a world of sleeping people, the level of on conscious human insa