he's pointing to the plans of the hyde park. he was quite a passable architect. once he became president, he was able to build a lot more. even though henry loose was generally opposed to roosevelt. we ran a double page on his to show how the work he had done. i couldn't get it all on my standards. in the west, you would see without the new deal projects, the republican voting sun belt cities wouldn't exist. they were built at that time. so, it's as i say. there was at least a dozen agencies that left remnants. i am going to give you a primer on all of these. the premise was to put people to work. there were agencies that covered all of these. the land had been ruinned by a variety of things. this is one of the posters and these are archival photographs. this shows the ccc boys. many of them had been riding the rails. they were starving. they were illiterate. here they are in one of the camps, which were run by the army and it was like a military organization. they were out in the wilderness. you could leave if you wanted to. this was a civilian conservation core

it's taken 200,000 people in hyde park to watch on the big screen. hyde park is special.re going to serve champagne and fruit cake so people can toast the happy couple. >> how about that. you mentioned the weather is inclement. this is the talk of every breakfast show and newspaper here. >> we're expecting a little drizzle and now we're expecting full-on thunderstorms which is going to be disappointing. if it can hold out until later in the day, so much the better. the crowds will still come. british people are stoic. umbrellas will add chaos. it becomes a problem if they have to be in the glass coach which has been put on standby just in case. i know william and kate are made of hardy stock. but if it's pouring rain, kate wants to be covered. the biggest problem will be the house hold cavalry. the uniforms take up to 12 hours to prepare for ceremonies like this. they paint white on the white parts of the uniforms. if that starts to run as well as the speckles on their armor, it's not great. >> fingers crossed the rain holds off until everybody goes inside. we're learning

for example, what do you know about swimming from candlestick park to hyde park? when would that be done? would that be an interference with shipping? well, i piloted one of those swims. they happen at 6:00 i am in the morning and there was not one boat out there. the swimmers swim right under the bay bridge in the middle. there are a lot of things that do not conflict and a lot of communica

for example, what do you know about swimming from candlestick park to hyde park? when would that be done? would that be an interference with shipping? well, i piloted one of those swims. they happen at 6:00 i am in the morning and there was not one boat out there. the swimmers swim right under the bay bridge in the middle. there are a lot of things that do not conflict and a lot of communication that should happen between these groups. i fully endorse this. i hope the to go along with this. i am sure that we will talk about it later at the central waterfront advisory group. >> thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? >> madam chair, i would like to say to the executive director, absolutely wonderful job. you took the skeletal framework as outlined in january. you nailed it on the head as what kind of concept, at least in my vision, of being a longtime san francisco resident, how proud i am of this moment. you nailed it. i want to thank you and your staff. >> question? i have one question. the reas

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a hyde park faker because roosevelt claimed he was a determined farmer at hyde park, and dominant thought that was ridiculous. roosevelt, on the other hand, took a shot at donovan. he had surrogates like him on the campaign trail. even eleanor roosevelt went out and campaigned for lemon. donovan turned out to be a horrible campaigner. if he was in this from talking to you he would totally mesmerized you with this bird lives and that charismatic personality. on the campaign trail before a large group he was totally within. he was a terrible speaker. in fact, his lieutenant governor, the one running with him on the republican ticket, but he was so lousy that davison thought she'd -- he should have run for governor. it is amazing that drizzle of later made donovan his spymaster considering all the nasty things they said about it to the. but fast-forward to 1940, 41. roosevelt is preparing the country for war. he is building up defenses. he knows he has to mobilize the country for what is coming down in the future. donovan was a member of the international wing of the republican party. he bel

our first stop, hyde park. where over 200,000 people gathered. do you mind that we crashed the party? >> would you like some wine? >> reporter: we crashed the party of two young women who had spent a lot of time getting ready. it was the ultimate drive-in. on the scene, a fairy tale. the prince in uniform, making his way with his ginger-haired brother to a date with history. royalty by blood, bonded forever by tragedy, best friends through it all. it was to be a day when a very private couple and a tight circle of family and friends were going to allow us to finally look in on them. and there they were. prince charles and his wife camilla, the controversial. in the church, along with the late princess diana's brother. and how cute were those flower girls, looking slightly overwhelmed by all the commotion. leading them into the abbey, kate's sister, pippa, the maid of honor. last, of course, the queen, dressed in canary yellow. suddenly, on this day, she seemed very much a sweet grandmother. the moment everyone was waiting for belonged to root wom

hyde park turned into a royal wood stock. 160,000 people at its peak.ing, having a picnic. the queen walks up, everyone stands on their feet. they do have their loyalty to the royalty. everyone loved every moment of this. the second kiss, oh, my dpgod, u couldn't hear. they haven't had much to celebrate about. they're going through a deep recession. how to they have this wedding to bring the country together, to show the world what britain can offer and what britain offers as a beautiful royal couple. they have celebrations to come. the jubilee next year, prince philip's 90th birthday, the olympics. >> everybody on their best behavior. when we come back, we'll show you the service. extended moments of the wedding ceremony. >> san jose annual parade has been cancelled because the latino veterans group can no longer afford it. they blame the cost of police protection and the recession for not putting on a parade and festival. >> it looks like a warming trend begins today . here is 60 on the coast . upper 60s and low cents inland . 10-15 degrees warmer awa

will my honorable friend assure house on hyde park corner protesting about reductions in spending if he had been responsible for the economic mess that was the result of the reductions in the first place? >> my honorable friend puts it extremely well. far from standing on the shoulders of the suffragettes or whenever a nonsense we heard of the weekend, the fact is that the gentleman is sitting in a great pool of debt that was his creation. he has no idea what to do about it. >> in 2009, the prime minister promised families with disabled children a crack team of medical experts to act as a one-stop shop to assess families and get them help they need. can he tell the house how many of these teams have been set up? >> i can tell the honorable lady it was something based on my own experience of having repeated assessments when you are trying to get help, benefits, and social work, is that in the special educational needs green paper that precise idea is rapidly becoming government policy. >> despite some local unhelpful party political mischief making about the future of our valuable sur

friend reassure the house that he would never addressed crowds on hyde park corner protesting about reductionsing if he had been responsible for the economic mess that was the cause of the reductions in the first bus? >> i hon. friend puts it extremely well. far from standing on the shoulders of the suffragettes, or whatever not since we heard at the weekend, the fact is that the leader of the opposition is sitting in a great big pool of debt that was his creation, and he has got all absolutely no idea what to do about it. >> in 2009, the prime minister promised families with a disability -- with disabled children, in his own words, "a crack team of medical experts, doctors, nurses, fazio to act as one stop shop to assess families and get them to help -- and the help they need." kenny tildon house how many of these teams have been set up? >> what i can tell the hon. lady is that it was very much something based on my own experience of having repeated assessments when you are trying to get help, benefits, and social work, and in the special educational needs, green paper that precise idea is ra

people are watching in hyde park on a jumbo screen.of the fun parts of the ceremony, and there were so many wonderful moments as we near the end. at different points you heard the crowd outside erupt into applause and tears at the beginning of the ceremony. that's really when the promises were made by prince william and kate. you could hear them outside but inside the abbey not the same but it was nice to have the balance. the solemn of the abbey and the celebration outside. >> she had a smirk on her face at points in time and may have heard some of that outside. beforehand one said he might crack a couple of jokes to help the bride ease her jitters on this wedding day. as i said earlier, 2.6 billion watching, so a very public event but also a very private event, a man and woman pledging themselves to each other. and a beautiful ceremony, it is. ♪ ♪ >> the future king and queen of england united in holy matrimony. you're watching fox news coverage of the royal wedding. >> and history repeats itself. the carriage in which the future kin

but also at hyde park they had some 70,000 people who were there as well.was a moment to watch here. i think from the moment you saw catherine emerge -- princess catherine emerge from the goring hotel in the dress there were gasps in the crowd, people cheering, loud applause. as she worked her way into the rolls royce over to westminster abbey, again, the crowds were just going crazy. as she entered into westminster abbey itself, when we saw prince william and her have that moment -- again, wild applause here and such emotion. we saw some tears, lots of laughter when prince harry apparently made a joke to prince william saying something to the effect that, oh, yes, she's just right here. people seem to love prince harry as much as prince william. of course this is their big day. everyone here excited to be part of the celebration. you can see the crowd still sticking around here. we are about one hour away from the highly anticipated kiss of prince william and princess catherine's first kiss as husband and wife. matt? >> look behind us here at buckingham pa

my new friends from cincinnati, you're going on hyde park. but you're going on the bicycle.have much more from the beautiful grounds here at kensington palace in just a little bit. >>> let's go back, now. sam has "just one thing." "just one thing," sam. >> robin, you look very comfortable there. i wonder if by the end of the week, we have a problem getting you back over here. >> i think you will. i think you will. >> maybe we'll just have to make it rain. then, she'll come over. this morning, our "just one thing." nicole carty is with us. green your plastics with bio plastics. demand they stop making plastic out of petroleum. why? they don't have to anymore. there's new plastics out. you make it out of wheat. out of corn. out of potatoes. out of algae. nicole's company is called seraplast. all of the things on the table, can you make them out of bio plastics? >> these are all made from bio plastics. >> we're talking about things you would bathe your baby in. stools in the house. pens, bio plastic. >> pens. 3d glasses. cups, plates, straws, hair accessories. >> this becomes e

they turned out in force to celebrate with street parties and at london's hyde park a rock concert temporary atmosphere. it was very special moments, too. kate arrived spotted william saying william said you look lovely you look beautiful. they waved to the thousands that lined the street. prince william and catherine and her royal highness and duchess of cambridge. >> and all eyes on are the honeymoon and rightly fli to to be the first test for privacy and the media's appetite to cover everything they do. >> like we mentioned earlier honeymoon has postponed. they are still coming down from all that partying such a big day. >> we have a big weekend with a beautiful forecast. >> temperatures are already in the upper 50s but the brisk winds are still with us. gusts throughout midday i'll tell you how windy it's going to get next. >> and sharks pull out another overtime thriller in playoff opener with detroit. larry >> all new. president barack obama and first lady, michelle obama. oprah: what do you know for sure about marriage? >> a landmark hour. oprah: what do y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y

and here we see in this 1934 home movie taken at hyde park that the two of them are in a little play. and here's earl miller as a pirate. and he's about to kidnap eleanor, the first lady. they were quite close, they would go on walks together, she read poetry to him. she loved doing things for him. even cleaning up his house or his apartment, buying things for him. perhaps like an aunt looking after a favorite nephew. we don't know exactly their relationship either. but we do know it was close. but we also know that franklin did not want earl to come to washington as part of the roosevelt entourage in 1933. so he found earl a good government job in new york state. but eleanor and franklin -- i'm sorry, but eleanor and earl continued to be in touch. and eleanor would visit earl while she was first lady. and, in fact, i really believe that miller helped her make that transition to first lady by giving her self-confident. he encouraged her to ride horses, he bought dogs for her to play with, these were kind of obstruction dog, sort of protection to her, and he also taught her how to shoo

country, brits turned out in force to celebrate the day with street parties and here at london's hyde parka rock concert atmosphere as william and kate tied the knot. the day had been a flawless royal spectacular with very special personal moments, too. as kate arrived at the altar, lip readers spotted william saying, you look lovely. you look beautiful. as man and wife, william and kate left the abbey in the open top carriage. no sign of the rain forecasters had predicted. smiles and waves to the thousands who lined the streets. prince william and katherine, no longer miss middleton, but her royal highness, the duchess of cambridge, and a future queen of england. all eyes turn now to the royal honeymoon. it's a closely guarded secret so far and likely to be the first real test between the royal couple's desire for privacy and the media's insatiable appetite to cover everything they do. simon, abc news, london. >>> again, just in the past 30 minutes, the couple decided to delay their honeymoon, personal preference. i believe that. it was just such a big extravagant day. they must be exhaus

hyde park and st. james' park. i want to hear what they're being told right now.let's start with you. i'm going to guess it's deafening. >> reporter: it's electric here. and people are waiting to see the married couple come back here. we got a great view of kate when she was going up there. but the moment they're waiting for here is that kiss. once they're inside the palace, the police apparently will get people surge toward the palace gates. we'll press our face up against the railings and watch that moment. and back to you guys. >> we're told that bianna can't begin to hear us. >> we are hearing on twitter, where is the kiss? they are going to kiss on the balcony. charles and diana were the first to kiss on the balcony. >> it was diana and charles. and it was only when the crowd said kiss. and then, sarah ferguson and prince andrew smooched a little longer. this is the third kiss. and i have a feeling it won't be just a little peck. >> i think that they will be elated. i'm sure these two, who really do know -- you watch them. watch them now, the way they wave. i

the country, brits turned out in force to celebrate the day with street parties and hear london's hyde park tied the knot. some very special moments, too. as kate arrived at the altar, lip readers spotted william saying, you look lovely. you look beautiful. as man and wife, william and kate left the abbey in the open top carriage, no sign of rain. smiles and waves to the thousands who lined the streets. prince william and katherine, no longer miss middleton but her royal highness, the duchess of cambridge, and the future queen of england. all eyes now turn to the royal honeymoon. it's a closely guarded secret and likely to be the first real test between the royal couple's desire for privacy and the media's insatiable appetite to cover everything they do. london. >> did you watch any of it? >> oh, yeah. >> watching it all day. i went home after work and watched it again. >> my husband was watching it. kind of funny. >> my daughter made him. our forecast is looking lovely. >> yeah. much warmer out there. some pretty windy winds out there. clear shot out there from our roof. numbers in the upp

and bianna's in hyde park. what are you seeing there, bianna?reporter: this is party central, diane. we're expecting 180,000 people to stream in. they're slowly streaming in now. what you see behind me is probably one-third full what we will end up seeing by the end of the day. and people are here, cheerful. they're in great mood. this is a bank holiday. people don't want to go to work. they want to be here. they have a perfect view of the wedding from the jumbotron behind us. i saw katie nicholl on the jumbotron, talking to bbc news, talking about the work she's doing for abc. a lot of crowds. we'll be talking to people from around the world here. different mood that we saw in 1997. that was the last time people gathered here for a royal, public event. that, of course, was diana's funeral. >> you heard me asking a moment ago about chelsy davy because we just spotted her in the crowd. chelsy davy was, not still is, but she was the girlfriend of prince harry. supposedly, they broke up. she dated harry for about five years. i don't know. that may

for another campaign stop he called him a hyde park faker.oosevelt claimed that he was a gentleman farmer at hyde park. donovan felt that was ridiculous roosevelt on the other hand took a shot at donovan. he answered it by kim on the campaign trail. even eleanor roosevelt went ag and campaigned for laymen and took shots a donovan. donovan actually turned out to be zero horrible campaigner. if he was in this from talking to you he would totally mesmerized with those bright blue eyes and that charismatic personality. on the campaign trail before a large group he was totally wooden, a terrible speaker. in fact, his the tinned governor, the one running with him on the republican ticket thought he was so lousy that davison thought he should have run for governor. it is amazing that rose above later made donovan his spymaster considering all the nasty things they said about each other in the campaign. but fast-forward to 1940-41. roosevelt is preparing the country for war. he is building up defenses. he knows he has to mobilize the country for what

for another campaign stop he called him a hyde park faker. roosevelt claimed that he was a gentleman farmer at hyde park. donovan felt that was ridiculous roosevelt on the other hand took a shot at donovan. he answered it by kim on the campaign trail. even eleanor roosevelt went ag and campaigned for laymen and took shots a donovan. donovan actually turned out to be zero horrible campaigner. if he was in this from talking to you he would totally mesmerized with those bright blue eyes and that charismatic personality. on the campaign trail before a large group he was totally wooden, a terrible speaker. in fact, his the tinned governor, the one running with him on the republican ticket thought he was so lousy that davison thought he should have run for governor. it is amazing that rose above later made donovan his spymaster considering all the nasty things they said about each other in the campaign. but fast-forward to 1940-41. roosevelt is preparing the country for war. he is building up defenses. he knows he has to mobilize the country for wh

there are hundreds of thousands in hyde park. >> huge crowds everywhere.it was a very, very happy atmosphere. what you've got here is two young people who have known each other for a long time, eight years. i think everybody is genuinely intoxicated with happiness because they think this thing is going to work. >> we hope so. >> this is so huge for us because this is the institution, whether you like it or not, that incarnates the continuity of the system of the society. they got married on the very spot where william the conquerer was crowned king almost 1,000 years ago. >> amazing. was there a favorite moment for you? >> you saw the bride walk down the aisle -- >> she was a knockout, stunning. >> were you as blown as way as everybody? >> the greatest moment actually was when they had done the vows and the archbishop wrapped the thing around -- no man put asunder. then we could hear in the abbey very dimly the cheering of the crowd outside. that was moving somehow. you felt the popular impact of this. >> you gave them a special gift which we unveiled here

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 there. >> this expansive set but not so much. you know? thank you very much. ben fogel, special correspondent for nbc news. get over here. you can stay. come join us. talk about the security for this couple and seriously now, people are concerned in this country. they want to make sure they stay safe. are you surprised they're driving themselves around london this close to the wedding? >> it doesn't surprise me that much because for all the royals, driving is their only opportunity for independence. they can get behind the wheel. they can choose where they go. there is security always there that you might just not see it in the photograph. there will be another car following them. but there's a long tradition of it. prince philip famously drives around london in these streets. he could be there now in a black cab. no one can se

a stretch of the powell hyde line past jackson is being closed as part of a major improvement project. muni buses will shuttle riders around the work. street parking may also be affected. the partial closing starts today and goes through friday. >>> well, it's 4:36. holiday weekend is over for most of us and kristy is standing by with rain on the way. >> a little bit of sprinkles in the forecast this morning. already seeing showers in the north bay and through the golden gate. we'll see showers through most of the bay area today. cloud cover is moving in bringing us showers probably into the early afternoon today. we'll dry out by this evening. today is a mild start to the day mostly in the 50s. 55 oakland and concord. 54 for fremont and 52 for livermore. your highs today will be similar to what we saw yesterday in the high 50s to the mid-60s. 61 san francisco, 64 for vallejo. also 64 in livermore and 65 for fremont. making it to 66 in san jose today. today we have some showers throughout the morning commute and into your early afternoon but you can see we actually dry out and start to warm up nicely into the rest of the workweek. mostly sunny ski

hyde line is under construction to jackson and powell. the change in service may cause some delays in that area. and some street parking will be temporarily unavailable as well. things should be back to normal, though, by friday. >>> still ahead at 6:00, the discovery that some believe will lead to a new gold rush. >>> and is the clock winding down on the nfl lockout? details of a major ruling today. >>> and celebrity chef guy up some change at the stooks up some change at the state at >>> check it out. it is him. celebrity chef guy fieri appearing at the state capitol today cooking up support for "cook with your kids day." a measure passed by the state legislature back in 2009. he is urging lawmakers to make the event a weekly initiative to encourage healthy eating habits. >> if they'll eat it, you're a chef. you're putting it in front of the kids and they're enjoying it. you may have two or three family meals. one of the greatest ways to get the kids cooking, ask them what they want to eat. >> cookies is what they want to eat. it's the second saturday in may. get ready. fieri says cooking with your kids will empower

park. the protestors have been trying to prevent a sacred burial ground from being disturbed. >>> and a stretch of san francisco's historic powell hydedown this week. -- car line will be partially shut down this week for work around jackson street on the tracks. muni buses will shuttle passengers around the work. the improvements start today and finish up on friday. stay right there. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning from the traffic center. your eastshore freeway approach to the bay bridge is slow coming away from highway 4. no accidents at 16 miles per hour you get around powell street. once you get to the bay bridge the metering lights are on and you're backed up beyond the first overpass maybe to the maze. upper deck slow into san francisco, no problems on the lower deck. san mateo bridge problem-free. here's kristy with the forecast. >> thank you. gray skies outside right now and starting to see some showers in most of the bay area. hi-def doppler showing us that rain that's up into the north bay through sonoma, napa, vacaville and fairfield. most of the bay area is a good chanc