what she said in her first official speech as dutchess >> the next couple of days we have some changes coming up and we could have showers moving in. we will have more on that coming up. >> >> take a look at this, heavy flooding has cut off communities in northern new zealand and many roads are impassable and neighbors are being told to stay inside but in one area people had to move to higher ground. more than two months' worth of rain has fallen in the northland area in the past day and a half. i don't often get to hang out in the weather apartment but i see a lot of green down here. >> if i had known you were coming i would've had food and drinks. we have changes coming up, kind of a nice break outside but the sierra nevada is being pounded and over the weekend. five-7 ft. of snow over the mountain peaks. we expect the possibility of more snow coming their way as late as tonight. we have a few clouds outside but not too bad. 51 in oakland, livermore checking in at 50 degrees. it looks like we will have a pretty nice afternoon. it will stay dry and use temperatures will be a little bi

and finally, i would just note that while this is not the first official visit of my presidency, it isthe few where i have not had to pause for translation. we americans and brits speak the same language most of the time, so let me just say, david, we are chuffed to bits that you are here and i'm looking forward to a great nadham. i'm confident that together we'll keep the relationship between our two great nations absolutely top notch. david, samantha, the warmest of welcomes from michelle and myself but, more importantly, from the american people. we are honored to have you here. >> thank you. president obama, first mr. vice president, members of both cabinets, guests of honor, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for such an welcome. i have to say, barack, with that spectacular command of our shared language, with all these union flags, and with so many friends at home you are really making me feel very at home here in washington, so i am a little embarrassed as i stand here, to think that 200 years ago my ancestors tried to burn this place down. now, looking around me i can see, you've

. >> reporter: on his first official tour on behalf of the queen, he is dancing. drinking.g crowds along the way. >> he has green eyes. >> hey, i -- >> does he have green eyes? >> well, either green or -- >> reporter: wearing casual clothing and his dancing shoes, he tested local rum and beer in belize. looking more like a local than a prince. >> the girls were screaming for him like a pop star. >> reporter: he is arguably the world's most eligible bachelor. even the reigning miss bahamas is calling him hot. >> she spoke of having a crush on prince harry and that she'd love to marry him and i think harry is just further cementing his image as the world's most eligible bachelor. >> reporter: this man is officially on the market. but all his prince charming aside, harry is playing a serious royal role. he is representing his grandmother, celebrating the queen's 60 years on the throne in british commonwealths where she is still considered head of state. the island hopping prince is on a ten-day jubilee tour. first stop, belize, where he brought new energy to the royal traditio

he is the first official criminally charged with knowing about abuse, but conspiring to cover it up. it's a case that's had twists and turns including allegations recently ordered documents shredded. one of the codefendants defrocked the priest and pleaded guilty admitting to raping a 10-year-old alter boy in 1999. >> the catholic church, to my knowledge, has the most expensive comprehensive program dealing with people going to work there in the catholic church or working as well as volunteers. >> this is about held account for doing despicable acts. >> the key to the case could be the credibility of the alleged victims who will testify. >>> assessment received and released by nbc news could mean changes in the case against former penn state coach, jerry sandusky. it was conducted in 1998, alleges that a psychologist told penn state police that jerry sandusky acted quote like a pedophile. this suggests that the university was warped about the -- warned about the coach. sandusky is under house arrest, as he waits for his trial on more than 50 counts of child sex abuse. he pled not gui

the royal family's newest member her first official speech.ate middleton will speak at the the children'sof hospice facility tomorrow. locals a look at what our on thiseams have going week. for apitals are fighting playoff spot. monday, they are in detroit. thursday, a philadelphia. they come back at home on friday. the wizards are in new jersey on wednesday and then head back home on thursday. saturday, they take on the hawks at the verizon center. d.c. united is back in action saturday. >> they are quite busy. >> we have a move that has up in arms. >> one of the nation's biggest is trying toviders limit their unlimited plan. says it is about fairness for all. it is sneaky. my work e-mail, personal life. than my computer. ishe uses it so much, at&t cracking down. >> there it was. you will beched -- limited. not a big fan. the nation's second largest provider slows down your phone. check out these speed tests. >> it is painful to look at. it is not what i want to deal with. gone over his limit. unlimited data plan. >> no limits. >> at 62,000 p

>> he got our first customers officially, will. check it out.co. >> good morning. >> taco has something he wants to say too. you guys are down for the free rita's ice? >> yes, we are down for the free rita's water ice this morning. looking forward to a strawberry freesy if we could. >> is that your favorite? >> actually mango strawberry is my favorite. >> your wife have any problems with you having water ice at 6:00 in the morning. >> no, not really. >> temperatures in the 70s today. we got our first official customers down here in the 2300 block of rhode island avenue. we encourage you to come down all morning and we'll be here until 10:00. i got to do? weather. you want to do some weather with me. >> sure. >> he said yes. let's get right to the hd radar. we have some showers and even a thunderstorm off to the north in montgomery county. that is going to slow mover. that will be with us here for the next hour or two. a little rain here in northeast washington as well. we'll get the rain out of here and it will be a partly to mostly cloudy day.

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that is the first official game of the baseball season. let's go to the exhibition baseball. yankees and braves. a fly ball to right field. back to the wall. how about that catch? that is how it ended. that is our catch of the night. one other note of importance. the national's said late this afternoon he will start the season on the disabled list because of swelling in his right elbow. here we go in again. he will probably be back in mid april. >> you had your chance to win more than $3,000 and patio furniture from offenbachers. like our facebook page and we will announce the winner friday at 5:00. >> let's take a look at live super doppler 7. southwest of the matter. you see from culpeper going south and west, that is where the heavier showers are. it will clear out for the evening. and i stay tomorrow. showers friday night. the weekend looks good early next week. a fresh look at things at 11:00. [ baby coughing labored breathing ] [ coughing continues ] [ gasping ] [ elevator bell dings, coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] washington can't ignore the facts. more air

then the first official day of spring, tuesday, we get a dry break. betterw on the way next week. check your drive. mike is busy this morning. >> we're going to get busier but right now the maze at least moving over to the bay bridge, that commute is looking fine so lighter volume. i mean we have this significant alert. we had two separate accidents. blocking the two right lanes off of 4. my alternate is westbound highway 4 over to the 680 southbound that will take you past the accident completely avoiding 242, where all of that slowdown continues there. no major injuries, working on getting that cleared. here while this is clear, clearing up as far as livermore goes, an easy drive for 580, 16 minutes all the way to the dublin interchange. a little slowing around hopper. that's traditional as you approach that 680. just traditional blip for 238, holding steady. off of the san mateo bridge, there is an accident. we'll get a live look. a far in the -- near the toll plazao the eastern side. on this side of the freeway after of the bridge. the car itself is began and there are no inju

. >> thousands lined the perimeter on this first official day of the cherry blossom festival. it almost feels like the festival has been going on for several days as the iconic flowers are already in peak bloom. it is several weeks earlier than normal. >> mother nature wanted to come out in the beginning for her show. the festival goes beyond the balloons and we're planning for more wonderful weeks. >> the next five weeks of the center and a celebration will feature dozens of family from events including the big parade on april 14. more than 1 million people are expected to visit. organizers said the number of visitors is up due to the earlier than normal warmer weather. >> we have been here before and needed here months. it was much nicer critics agreed storm cut the clouds away crown-- the way for a couple of hours, the crowds were back to capture this moment in history. >> it is wonderful the have. >> a lot of folks taking pictures out here and enjoying the sites and one of those paddle boats along the tidal basin. this sunday will be the official opening ceremony of the ch

and finally i would just note that while this is not the first official visit of my presidency, it isw where i have not had to pause for translations. we americans and brits speak the same language most of the time, so let me just say, david, we are chuck to bits that you are here. and i'm looking forward to a great natter. i'm confident that together we're going to keep the relationship between our two great nations absolutely top notch. david, samantha, the warmest of welcomes from michelle and myself, but, more importantly, from the american people. we are honored to have you here. >> president obama, first lady, mr. vice president, members of both cabinets, guests of honor, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for such an incredibly warm welcome, and i have to say, barack, with that spectacular command of our shared language, with all these union flags and with so many friends at home, you are really making me feel very at home here in washington. so, i am a little embarrassed as i stand here to think that 200 years ago my ancestors tried to burn this place down. now, looking around me

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. >> pope benedict has visited mexico for his first official visit.e is using his visit to condemn drug violence which he says is destroying mexico's youth. afterwards, he will visit cuba. what is the pope doing this friday? >> he arrived here to rapturous appeal. he has immediately made reference to the drug violence in this country. he discussed the grief that many mexicans have experienced. i think it is very significant, a symbolic visit in those terms. this is the first time that he has been to a spanish-speaking latin america and i think that the fact that he immediately made reference was very important. >> what was the main challenge? is there one particular that the pope will be addressing? >> i think that he will be very aware of the numbers of catholics in mexico. as many people have put down nominally, it is the evangelical wing of the church that are recruiting and doing well and the traditional church. there will be references to things like strengthening the family and the vatican position on marriage, things of this nature. they will d

across the first lady talked to david letterman about her into mr. to target. >> official a washout? >> good morning. it is 6:40 and we are taking the lead to a very large funeral procession. this is the beltway at river road. everyone is stopped behind them. you cannot access the beltway from 270 or anywhere in between river road, for example. they are heading to arlington national cemetery. this is for major robert marchanti. the left baltimore early this morning. they have stopped the traffic. there will go south on george washington parkway to the cemetery. headlights are northbound, slowing because of hard rain and lightning. it is intense. >> we see the lightning strikes around silver spring, the heaviest rain and is moving into northwest d.c. heavy rain stretching to the northeast. it looks like it will cut parts of the national cathedral area. take a look at the radar. notice how the heavy rain is just over the heart of the metro area, even a little down and to construct this county -- near prince george's county. the heaviest is near bethesda. massachusetts avenue

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her first official speech lasted approximately four minutes. >> the 49ers gave it a shot, but it's notappening. peyton manning will not be coming to the bay area. he chose the denver brnkos over the 49ers. the big question is what happens with alex smith. they are recording manning, smith was the odd man out and met with the dolphins over the weekend and trying to decide between the dolphins and the 49ers. a lot of things happening. coming up at 6:00, the 49ers insider will have the latest on this wild quarterback carousel from team head a wonderfulte>> n olympic torchbearer, next. >>> carrying the olympic torch. raj had the honor three times. >> 7,000 people were given the honor on the way to london. the oldest is diana gould. 100 years old. she is going to london. i only intended to punch up your potatoes with the flavor of glorious spam! (woman) oh... i never thought of that. (ancr) break the monotony. visit spam.com.

. >> pope benedict has arrived in mexico on his first official visit to spanish-speaking latin america. thousands of people gathered at the airport to welcome the pontiff who was using his visit to condemn drug violence in the region. our correspondent is there with the latest on the pope's itinerary. >> later on saturday he will be meeting calderon, the president. that is a very important meeting indeed. we have alluded to the key topic between the two men, which is surely going to be the drug violence in this country. 50,000 dead in the past six years. already it has been discussed by the pope before he arrived in mexico, and there is no doubt that that will be at the top of the agenda. after that he will be addressing the faithful from a balcony not far from here. there is expected to be literally tens of thousands of people in this small town. very small streets. there will be a lot of color and a lot of happiness for mexican catholics who have been waiting for the visit for the pontiff since he became pope. >> there is "bbc news." still ahead, out in the open, australia's $11 mill

first time since 1961. >> and the charges are expected soon. thank you, neal. >>> another big story tonight, winter officially ends tonight. tomorrow is the first day of spring, but as so many of us know, this is spring gone wild. overnight, twisters were tearing through the heartland. in the east, more than 1,300 heat records were broken in the east and in the southwest, a rampaging snowstorm. ginger zee is tracking the weather from waco, texas. >> reporter: a wild weekend -- 18 reported tornadoes overnight from oklahoma to nebraska and south dakota. so far, there have been close to 250 tornadoes this year, twice the normal number. they're fueled in part by the bizarre heat wave that's spread across much of the country. in just this week, more then 1,000 record high temperatures. chicago, usually 45 degrees this time of year, now in the 80s for 5 days straight. cedar rapids, normally 47 degrees, today in the 80s. and international falls, minnesota, a town known as the icebox of the nation, hit 77 degrees on sunday, smashing its previous record by 22 degrees. the number of records that we're not only breaking, but smashing

is there an end in site, coming up we will have the latest from triple-a. >>> landmark case, first officialin the catholic church goes to trial for not reporting child sex abuse. >> what speech did you listen to. >> right here. >> republican presidential candidate, rick santorums emotional exchange with a emotional exchange with a reporter, eyewitness [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> it is 4:28 p.m., 58 degrees mostly sunny. i am denise koch vic is off today. here is what people are talking about rick santorum, loses his cool, in his campaign, this campaign 2012 report, he lashed out at a reporter being questioned about comments. >> rick santorum got into a testy exchange with a new york times reporter in

south bay, increasing chance, though, of rain looks like as we approach the weekend here on this first official day of spring. mike? >> hey, happy spring, rob, everyone. we'll go out here to the construction on 880 but the live look will show you the high street off ramp is clear. it's cleared just south of the coliseum. we have a smooth drive now. the onramp to the southbound side might have a crew there, but no slower, lighter volume, and a live look at the san mateo bridge. very clear, guys, back to you. >>> thank you very much. san francisco sheriff should face whether he'll face an ethics probe and a potential loss of his job. ed lee says he'll announce his decision the day after mirkarimi pleads guilty to charges. live in san francisco with all the details on this breaking story. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, one thing's for sure, the story is far from over. after sentencing yesterday, he apparently met with mayor ed lee for about 15 minutes, but would only say afterwards that it would be premature to say what it was they talked about. but san francisco m

. >> overcoming royal nerves -- the duchess of cambridge delivers her first official speech. the future queen finds her voice. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. if you are a minority in southern prague to buy, you have reason to be nervous -- prague tonight, you have reason to be nervous. in the the third such attack, -- in southern france tonight, you have reason to be nervous. in the third such attack, a rabbi and his two children were among those killed. >> as parents drop the gates -- dropped children at the gates of the ozar hatorah school, a gunman opened fire. he shot everyone in front of him and chased it is terrifying -- chased the terrified children into the school. among the dead, the rabbi and his two sons. >> at first, he shot one bullet into the air. he hit the tree. then he shot the father and the two children. i did not turn around. i ran straight into the school. when he left, he started shooting again. >> the fourth victim was also a child between eight years old and 10 years old. eyewitnesses said one of the weapons jammed.

stay with us  >>> first day of spring. >> how about that. >> love it. can i be honest i love it. >> it is official is here to tell us all about that and more. >> cuteness factor of the day let's get down to it time for my first 5 photo of the day. >> ah. >> what beautiful smile this is kalil. >> he is an award winning cuteness factor. >> is that a crown. >> that is a little crown. >> okay here is the deal he is 8 months old, and he was recently one of the winners this is a contest tony interviewed for of the spoiled and rotten kids spot cutest baby contest. >> i was at that event and saw that baby in person, and that baby is so sweet. there were two winners that is one of them that baby is so cute. >> spoiled rotten kids spa. >> that is the name of the kids spa. >> spoiled and rotten. >> that is the name. >> it is an actual kids spa. >> they have two locations go there as a kid and be pampered good idea. >> great idea. >> good idea >> they didn't have that when i was a kid. >> me neither. >> all right congratulations love the crown and trophy >> it is as tall as he is. >> he is sitting down but it

monti is making his first official visit to japan. we met with him to ask him about what else he plans to do to get italy back on track. >> monti spent years teaching economics at university and later became a member of the european commission. he entered the prime minister's office with a mission, to overhaul italy's stagnant economy. >> when this government came to office in italy, we had a twofold objective. number one, to put our own house in order in italy through a very stringent program of budgetary consolidation. and number two, but deeply related was to contribute for italy no longer being a potential source of problems for the eurozone but transforming into an actor for solution of the crisis. and i think we have made good progress in both respects. >> monti set a goal to balance the budget by 2013. he won parliamentary approval for his austerity package only a month after he took office. the package was worth 30 billion euros, about $39 billion. it included property tax hikes, pension reform and measures to promote competit

the first time a church official could desand trial for covering fop for priests accused of sexuallyssaulting children. the accusations go to the highest authority in the philadelphia archdiocese, willian lynn was in charge of investigating priests accused of child abuse for the archdiocese. the first catholic church official criminally charged with know about abuse but conspiring to cover it up. a case that's had twists including allegation recently deceased philadelphia cardinal ordered documents shredded. >> the precedence will be an important case involving a hierarchy of the catholic church. >> worse than the abuse itselfs to know somebody could have stepped in and stopped it. >> the key to the case could be the credit credibility of the alleged victim whose will testify. >>> u.s. gave $860,000 to the families of people in afghanistan for those killed. $50,000 for the 16 people killed as well as $10,000 for each of the 6 injured. the american official who handed over the money to the family said it was not compensation but the u.s. government offing to help those victims and fam

we are delighted that you have made america your first official foreign trip.e here to the white house under somewhat different circumstances. [laughter] they made quite an impression. [laughter] they really lit up the place. [laughter] but we have moved on. and today, like some of the presidents and prime ministers before us, we meet to reaffirm one of the greatest alliances the world has ever known. this visit is also an opportunity to reciprocate the extraordinary and gracious hospitality shown to us by her majesty, queen elisabeth, by david and samantha, and by the british people during our london -- during our visit to london last year. we are proud of her diamond jubilee celebrating 60 extraordinary years on the british throne. [applause] it is remarkable to consider for decades we have seen nations rise and fall, wars fought, peace defended, the city's divided, walls come down, countries behind the iron curtain and then liberated. we have seen the demise of the cold war and the rise of threats transition from an industrial revolution to an information ag

royal watchers are taking note: in england catherine middleton the duchess of cambridge gave her first officialspeech at a hospice for children her husband, prince william is on a six week tour of duty with the royal air force in the falkland islands the duchess had reportedly been practicing her public speaking skills in front of family friends and in front of a mirror after today's event she met with parish patience and facility operators to help to plant a tree coming up we have the day's top business headlines and ahead in the medical watch the things you can enjoy now that could help you recover from a stroke later on in life and in the lunch break we're making classic american crab i'm beejal patel with bloomberg news live from the cme group in chicago with today's headlines in business if you have apple stock you will be paid $2.65 for every share you own as a dividend is the first time since the mid nineties the company is paying out a dividend and it is figuring out where to put its investment in research and development from the billion stock of dollars in profit more than half of you

the first official visit was not really, you know, met with even a courtesy of assistance, i think, from the chinese government, and i suspect, the state department or the white house. i think they have done anything to protest this insult. by refusing a presidential appointee and ambassador to visit her counterpart in china. i think this almost a self humiliating attitude certainly emboldened the dictator's persecution and indirectly, i think, increasein the interaction and human rights abuses in china. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: for the past few years, the position of my husband is getting worse and worse. i strongly request high level leaders in the united states government and i feel it's very important because gao's case is critical and critical for breaking through the current situations because like last year, china arrested many human rights lawyers and actually they told them, have you heard of gao zhishe zhisheng? you probably know him, but so what? you know her? she probably went to a warehouse there. so what? we can still -- the

well, you made it through the first official weekend of spring, although it was much more like a winter weekend around here. we had a lot of rainfall, especially in the city of san francisco over an inch and a half of rain in some cities. we've got more on the way this week. today actually looks like one of the drier days in the near future. so we'll take you through that forecast, tell you when the rain comes right back into your backyard. that's coming up. mike has a stall that could slow you down. >> if you're coming off the caster valley y, this is the concern, as you're making your way to the 880 interchange, this would be a big problem if you're coming off of the area. sounds like it's affecting lanes right now, but i'll follow up and make sure it's not much of an issue. more folks hit the roadway, it's pretty light volume, but we'll track this to see if it's any problem. and the san mateo bridge, moving smoothly over the water, nice flow, but at this hour, the bridges showing a nice number, guys. >>> this morning, there's been an arrest in a san francisco mass killing. >> police

she is delivering her first official speech at the opening of the children's hospice facility and saidour the center to meet with parents and patients and staff. >>> and following kate's queen elizabeth ii will make a speech to both house of parliament. it's expected toth only time she acknowledges the 60th and vrs rift beginning of her reign. >>> look at crumb -- anniversary of the beginning of her reign. >>>ing at crumb yak the president is being honored with a look-alike contest. 18 contestants took part. carlos perez was chosen as the winner e he says his meaning and colleagues pushed him and encouraged him to compete. er says -- he says whoa love to meet the president someday. >>> several people including some children were hurt at maryland. [audio not understandable] the usual accident is caught on tape. we have the full details. and police in west virginia are investigating the murder of three people in a quiet neighborhood. why the crime has police puzzled. >> and maryland's most powerful radar is dry. i will tell you if it lalast into the first day -- if it will last into the

tonight, 69, 72, 76, 76 and 69 right on through the middle of the week, again, tuesday is the first day, official day of spring, don. >> thank you. the rush right now from sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone, not so bad out there, just two minor issues, first of all we have a disabled vehicle now on the outer loop on the west side at frederick road. it doesn't seem to be cautioning major issues. a slight slow down there. >>> our first accident in midlothian. there is your speeds on the beltway, 59 and five as your averages, there is a live look at 95 south of maryland 24. you can see that fog that don and tim have been talking about all morning, otherwise looking good on your other major roadways, this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. >>> back over to you. >> thank you. >>> 18 and 1/2 past the hour. let's go straight to the in n at the black olive for greek week, hi don -- >> -hi -- >> -- fabulous -- >> -- you -- >> -- gayle, gayle, how you doing. >> very well, thanks for having us. >> we are glad to be had as they say in the business, l

catherine, the duchess of cambridge, made her first official speech today as a member of the royal familyuring a visit to a children's hop spis in ipswich northeast of london. the duchess became the patron for the hospice after marrying prince william last april. >> thank you for accepting me as your patron. thank you, also, for inviting me here today. you have all made me feel so welcome and i feel hugely honored to be here to see this wonderful center. >> pelley: catherine made the solo visit while prince william finishes up military service on the falkland islands. a photographer uses his camera to open america's eyes. a photographer uses his camera to op[ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. a

. >>> tomorrow is the first official day of spring, but there's been unseasonably warm weather for most areas now. farther west, winter is hanging on. california skiers hope to keep snow around through april. is that even possible? >> dream. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> come on. meanwhile, we've had really warm weather. >> fantastic. it's been fantastic. tomorrow is the day when the cherry blossoms are expected to peak. >> wow. >> so with that, they could really be continuing to come along quickly, but from the 20th to the 23rd -- so that's peak bloom around the tidal basin. those overnight temperatures are going to be in the 50s. that's where we're starting out this morning. overnight temperatures very mild that are really helping all the cherry trees around here to come along and bloom. 54 in gaithersburg. 8:00 a.m. temperature, mostly cloudy sky with rain moving into the area by 2:00 p.m. showers and storms, temperature at 69 degrees. we'll max out in the mid 70s. then by 9:30, about 62 for a temperature in the hometown forecast. showers and storms still expected during the overnight. 9:3

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the story still to come the first officials claim ten thousand people gathered in moscow today to protest against sunday's presidential poll which saw in return to the kremlin for a third term attendance however fell far short of expectations with blame being put on internal conflicts among opposition leaders and a general lack of direction for the movement. going on was at the demonstration. much less people came to this rally than initially expected by the organizers been waiting for up to fifty thousand people while police said only around ten thousand people gathered here on the way out of what today in moscow this process movement is showing that the figures all those people willing to take part in these rallies are obviously obviously dropping which means that the time off tests has come for the opposition there's still no clear leader in fact a group of nationalists walked out of this march accusing the liberal party of the opposition of driving the momentum of the protest movement into a dead end movement me started in december after the fall and then she actually i mean accusatio

it's his first official tour on behalf of his grandmother, the queen. >> when it became clear i was to grand mother in belize, my heart leapt. >> reporter: in a way, harry's following in the footsteps of the women in his family here. at a block party in belize, harry brought remarkable new energy to an old tradition that the british call the royal walkabout. >> the queen started the walkabout in new zealand in the '70s. he just embraced the people. he became a child when he spoke to the children. he charmed the girls. the girls were screaming for him like a pop star. >> reporter: and the bahamas was one of lady di's favorite getaway spots. the buzz here has been how much prince harry's connection with the kids echoes that of his mother princess diana. the voyage has already been quite an adventure. the adoration of the crowds leaving little doubt that there's just something about harry. >> he's got green eyes. >> reporter: does he have green eyes? >> either green or blue. it has to be one or the other. >> reporter: the next steps for prince harry first to jamaica, then brazil later thi

being counted after tens of millions took to those voting booths across the country where the first official results will be announced early abundance mentality to carry on throughout the night for the first time the next head of state will list their paid for a six year term off for a change in the country's constitution in two thousand and eight but he moved from today's widely expected to win the question is whether you round up enough votes to avoid a runoff as you can see on the screens of the modems. going to see it myself we're reporting sixty two percent in these exit polls at the moment are not official we see the most heated election campaign in the country's recent history of course it's been well chronicled and russians have also been showing an unprecedented level of political activity that's why we've seen tens of thousands demonstrating rallies both for and against the government in some dramatic reform others calling for stability to avoid what they're labeling aren't revolution at all they're its critics there's people who are certainly very actively supporting the governmen

will the response certainly has been coming in very very slowly the first official signal we got was sometime late afternoon and the fact that it was coming in slowly i got reporters here asking and basically it was interpreted as the e.u. being there reluctant to offer congratulations to putin on nevertheless we did get some statements first we heard from german chancellor angela merkel she did call to wish putin success or whether she was insisting on seeing democratic political changes and she said that germany is going to pursue its roots in your relationship with russia almost far as france is concerned french president nicolas sarkozy is expected to give a statement but he still hasn't and is a policy that they go to election in russia and they're studying the reports of the complaints coming from the independent monitors on a vote rigging or allegations of fraud however the foreign minister i love they did say i quote i know that the president putin is our partner for years to come and despite the critical reelection he still francis is going to pursue a strategic partnership