you said to me earlier grace kelly. absolutely grace kelly. classic. elegant.ed and we haven't seen that tiara for a long time. that was given to the queen for her 18th birthday by the king. the queen gave her a generous gift on the eve of her wedding to be a royal princess and wear that tiara. >> and one of the most lovely things about all of this is the way they have been just sort of looking at each other and enjoying the moment and taking it in and just the warmth between them that is so evident as they he have gone through this beautiful ceremony and wonderful words from the bishop of london as well. let's take this in for a moment because this is quite something. these are pictures we will be looking at for some time to come, paul. >> and i have ridden in that carriage on o many occasions. i sat on the back of the carriage like those two guys in the golden scarlets and i did that many, many times with the queen in the carriage. this carriage is used for allstate's occasions and you will see maybe when president obama comes to england you will see him ridi

you said -- >> grace kelly.diate reaction. >> and i said extraordinary, simplicity with striking impact. >> reporter: in the workspace the pattern starts to show a gun in t -- a gown in the make. it's 10:10 a.m. >> four hour, ten minutes. >> reporter: and already got -- >> already got the basics of it down. >> reporter: the roths examine every tiny detail of kate's dress like detectives. from the neckline to the sleeves to the pleats and the skirt. and out in the store the kate dress is a game changer. >> at first i was really against lace but after seeing her in it, it just really opened my eyes to lace for the first time. >> reporter: as seamstresses work around the clock carefully cutting, handsewing applying every last piece of lace. wait, watch and worry to pull off that timeless look in record time. >> go ahead and say it you didn't like it. >> no. >> i'm putting it out there, peggy. don't be scared. >> everybody loved it but i was slightly disappointed. i was expecting a little bit more and you see i work

. >> grace kelly. definitely.h inspired by the original takes form. >> modified at lace over that's good that's it. >>reporter: michelle and henry are designers who sell exclusively for kleinfeld brid bridal salon. largest wedding boutique in the country. but now they are working on what will surely be one of the hottest gowns ever. inspired replica of the amadeing kate middleton wedding gown. >> she walks out. we just went awe. grace kelly you said. that was the immediate reactio reaction. >> i said extraordinary. simplicity with striking impact. >> in the work space the pattern starts to show. gown in the making. >> so 10:10:00 a.m. first saw the dress how long ago. >> 4 hours 10 minutes. >> we have the basic of it dow down. >> they examine every tiny detail of kate's dress like detective from the neckline to the sleeves to the pleat in the skirt. they even pull dresses to examine in the component interest part of the dress. >> here's the idea. box pleat for the skirt. the waist line, natural waist and very deli

minutes after we got our first glimpse -- >> grace kelly waist.a little bit of lace goes over the skirt. >> that's it. >> reporter: michelle and henry roth are designers who sell exclusively for kleinfeld bridal salon. the largest wedding boutique in the country. >> prince harry -- >> reporter: but now kleinfeld's and the roths are working on what will surely be one of their hottest gowns ever. an inspired replica of that amazing kate middleton wedding gown. >> she walks out, we all went ah -- you said -- >> grace kelly. that was the immediate reaction. >> and i said extraordinary, simplicity with striking impact. >> reporter: in the workspace the pattern starts to show a gown in the making. it's 10:10 a.m. you saw it when? >> four hours, ten minutes. >> reporter: and already got -- >> already got the basics of it down. >> reporter: the roths examine every tiny detail of kate's dress like detectives. from the neckline to the sleeves to the pleats and the skirt. and out in the store the kate dress is a game changer. >> at first i was really against

that has been picked almost every year as one of the great wedding dresses of all-time, which was grace kelly'sere was a lot made of pippa middleton's dress. she made a big splash at the wedding. there were people, while thinking she was beautiful, were critical that she wore white. what did you think of the dress? >> i thought the dress was fantastic. it was a mcqueen dress more than the dress itself. it was fitted to the body, and a fishtail hem, and there is precedent in english royal wedding history of brides maids wearing white, so while that fact seemed strange to some americans, in england actually it was not quite as shocking. >> okay. i have to tell you, fun talking fashion with you, vanessa freedman, from the financial times. >> thank you, and you too. >>> a remarkable gentleman throws out the pitch at dodger game in los angeles tom willis was born without arms. he winds the ball between his toes, and look what he threw. the perfect strike. incredible. way to go! you are >>> it's msnbc sunday. i'm alex witt. thousands gathered in poland to watch a broadcast of the beatification of the

. >> grace kelly waist.kes form. >> a little bit of lace goes over it. >> that looks good. >> that's it. >> michelle and henry roth are designers that sell exclusively for kleinfeld bridal salon. prince harry? now, the kleinfelds and the rosses are making the replica of the kate middleton wedding gown. we all said ah. you said -- >> grace kelly. that was the immediate reaction. >> i said extraordinary, simplicity, with striking impact. >> reporter: in the work phase, the pattern starts to show a gown in the making. it's 10:10 a.m. you saw the dress how many hours ago? >> four hours, ten minutes. >> reporter: and you've got -- >> the basics of it. >> reporter: the wraths examine every detail, like detectives. from the neckline, the sleeves and the dirt. they pulled dresses to exam parts of the dress. >> here's the idea. start with the skirt. the natural waistline and the delegate lace. the sheerness of the neckline. the sweetheart neckline that goes underneath the lace. and then, to create the queen anne look

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this from grace kelly. he still made movies, home movies. seen before. >> i like to make up dances and things at home. i suppose i learned to square dance somewhere and i thought we could do it. so he joined in. >> reporter: he even recorded phone conversations capturing jennifer's baby talk. >> hello, my love. >> (inaudible) >> that's true. >> (inaudible) >> that's exactly right. >> reporter: it's almost as if he were making up for his own miserable childhood in bristol, england. the boy who started out as archibald leach, his mom institutionalized, his dad neglectful. he should have ran away from home to join an acrobatic troupe. >> he was quite young he became an acrobat and came to new york with that troupe. that's where he learned gymnastics. >> reporter: director and film historian peter bog done veitch who became friends with grant says he made good use of his gymnastics training when he got to hollywood. in films like 1937's the awful truth. that screwball comedy made grant a comic star. >> wait a minute. >> and then he did wings in

the prince rainier of monaco didn't do badly on that either when he married grace kelly. >> it's a whole bought for her in new york in 1956 before their wedding. >> reporter: in fact it was the duchess of windsor who thought up one of the most ingenius designs van chief and arpels has ever made. >> amazing piece. like a regular zipper but instead in diamonds. >> reporter: yes, a necklace that zips but that's not all it does. >> and here you are. >> reporter: this one is vintage from the 1950s. van cleef and arpels vice president nicholas luke singer because it out of the company vault just to fry on me... just to try on me. it isn't for sale. but if you wanted one, van cleef and arpels will gladly sell you a brand new replica for a mere $196,000. >> reporter: this is david turecamo. well, the french didn't invent lingerie but look at what they've done with it. >> for example, this typically is a brief and you have this little bow that you can just pick it up and play. you always make things that makes like a game between the woman and the man in intimacy. >> reporter: well, if you're use

grace of recology. we need context and we need competitive bidding. commissioner campos: next speaker please. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. just wanted to echo the sentiments of mr. kelly others. this really is not about the ecology -- recology. it is a great company. it is worker-owned. they have this whole 0 waste program. we have to look at what is best for the rate payers. i heard the gentleman from r3. some of the questions he answered. the other things he did not know the answers to. i urge you to take the time to get the kind of answers that you seek, to find out the truth of these things. codifying these agreements. who is paying what. there are many folks in this room that could tell you the answers that the gentleman from r3 does not even know. it was a good report. not complete. i urge you to take the time. get the answers you seek. i did not know about pier 80, of brisbane. i would like to see the citizens of san francisco benefit. i'm not hearing that. recology does not have any barging facilities in place. they do not even have any landfills. it is not really cost-effective for them if they do not have a place to barge. as i said, there is no doubt they a