prince william and his wife katherine are on their first official tour of canada.ay in of the works the royal new newlyweds planted a hemstock tree. now they're headed to another canadian city, montreal. max, what will the duke and dutch che dutchooer dutchess being do? >> there's lots of anti-monarchy campaigners, they do like will and kate generally, but they're not sure about the monarchy. the culinary institute where later on katherine and william will be approving, you may be able to make out a big crowd over there, on one end of them are katherine and will supporters and the other, an anti-monarchy group. one side chanting "will and kate." and the other side is shouting "parasites, parasites." they want to get rid of the monarchy. they're going to be arriving in about an hour or so. it's going to be katherine's first experience of the negative side of royalty. >> so shouting back and forth between supporters and protesters, but no real serious problems, correct? >> reporter: no. what you find in the polls is in this area people don't necessarily want the mona

studios katherine schneider vice president of community engagement with the jewish federation of los angeles catherine thanks so much for coming on i do want to tell our viewers that we tried to get somebody in favor of the van the van to come on as well so you guys could have a little debate they never got back to us. so let's talk about this why do you think this issue came up now and why do you think it's caused such a stir i think it's caused a stir because you know this is a parental rights issue and in california in los angeles choices is very important and this is a diverse community many different faiths many different ethnicities and we recognize that parents get to make decisions for their children and that those rights could be taken away by a locality was a frightening thing not just for the jewish community but for the general community but what about this argument that a lot of people make that you know parents might make these decision for a baby it's not a life or death it's not even a health thing for some people in lives some people but it's a decision that even one

but a lot of people like william and katherine as well.hey're going to go to a children's hospital and it's going to be a very emotional event for them, i think, there's some very, very sick children there, women with trouble ed pregnancies and also they're going to go to a premature baby care unit. and then they're going to learn to cook. william knows how to cook already. but it's going to be some french canadian cooking. >> when will their next stop be? they have quite the itinerary, in fact? >> reporter: they really do, they take two cities in one day, and it gets more intensive. it's a huge country geographically speaking, they're going to go to an island where prince william is going to take part in a search and rescue william. they're going to get in boats and race each other. so that will be interesting. then they're going to go to the northwest territories and they're both going to play street hockey. katherine has been quite pleasant here, she's a very, very athletic person, she used to play hockey. so they're going to be competi

[applause] >> thanks very much, katherine. um, what i'm going to do is just comment for 15 or 20 minutes introducing my book and then katherine and i are going to have a friendly dialogue and, hopefully, open it up for q&a from the audience. it's great to be here at the historic stowe center, the home where harriet beecher stowe spent the last two decades of her life right nearby to mark twain. such an incredibly rich environment here. and i've done research here, and i truly appreciate everything that the stowe centers has done, and this is such a great year to come to the stowe center in hartford. the 200th anniversary of the birth of harriet beecher stowe whose anti-slavery novel, "uncle tom's cabin," created such an uproar that lincoln reportedly called her the little lady who made this great war. possibly apocryphal, that statement. i happen to think it's true from the research i've done, but a lot of people were saying very, very similar things about that novel other than abe lincoln. and it's the ideal moment, it's also

katherine presented her husband's team with the winner's trophy from tiffany. california tour wraps up sunday with a visit to a nonprofit academy in l.a. skid row and the job fair for u.s. veterans. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> tim lincecum tries to win his final start before the all- star break and derek jeter becomes the first yankee to ever reach 3,000 hits. that's next. i'm just a piece of dust living at the corner of j and k, spending too many nights alone at the spacebar. will love ever find me? ♪ oh yes! ♪ what about love?! [ female announcer ] swiffer attracts dust. swiffer 360 dusters gets in hard to reach places. it picks up two times more dust than a feather duster using thousands of fluffy fibers to lock dust away. you're just my type! [ laughs ] [ female announcer ] swiffer gives cleaning a whole new meaning. second to do it on a home run... bill, start the >>> derek jeter became the 28th player to ever reach 3,000 hits, but only the second to do it on a home run. bill start the clock. >> deep to left field, going back, looking up, see

. : prince william and his wife katherine are in southern california. sandra hughs says tonight their adoring fans were some of hollywood's biggest stars. >> the crowd waited for hours to catch a glimpse of prince william and his wife, katherine, erupting in cheers when they arrived at the theater. it was a chance for real royalty and hollywood royalty to meet. a who's who in tinsel town turned out for the black tie affair. >> we have the big ones tonight. >> you can't say how do you do? >> the duke and duchess are promoting british talent here in the u.s. >> when american and british talent get together, magic happens. let's continue the winning formula. >> it was a glamorous evening after a day of play for a good cause. the polo match in santa barbara was a charity benefiting prince william and prince harry's foundation. prince william dazzled spectators while his wife watched from the sidelines. led his team to victory, scoring four goals and a good thing, too. >> i'm not a good leader. >> katherine presented her husband's team with the winner's trop

william taking one side of the crowd, and katherine the other. taking time to stop and talk, accepting flowers, and ignoring the timetable. the event was already overrun. it's impossible to say to what stenlt all of this -- to what extent all of this curiosity and excitement about the visit translates into solid support for the notion that one day, they should be canada's king and queen. among the crowds who turned out to see them, there was widespread support for the monarchy. >> doesn't matter if they've never come to canada before. they're here now. >> i would like to see them as my king and queen. >> a great thing for tourism. for getting everybody together. >> a few streets away, others were ignoring a visit which has left some canadians underwhelmed. >> at the moment, in the world, they are the world's prettiest new supercouple. and we get to be the first place to host them on their first trip abroad. but that doesn't mean to say that it's the same thing as supporting the monarchy. >> at the home of the queen's canadian representative, the

the details have yet to come together, katherine np in fact, leaders from germany and france met to reconcile views on the second bailout plan, the dialogue held of a of a summit meeting which is scheduled for thursday. german chanceror merkel and french president met in berlin to talk about how investors such as commercial banks should be involve node rescue greece. local medias say that the two sides worked to iron out their differences. german official estated they are hoping private creditors will assume a greater burden in the rescue efforts while france is hesitant to involve the private sector. >>> the greek debt crisis continues despite the 110 euro bailout conducted last year. european leaders are under pressure to come up with a second rescue package as the credit crisis may spread to o 0er7b8g nationes with excessive debts such as italy and spain. >>> meanwhile, european commission president warned that each country needs to specify support measures for greece. >> nobody should be under any illusion the situation is very serious. it requires a response, otherwise the negative conse

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in washington katherine harris, fox news. >>> coming up next first it was accusations of an affair, now it turns out chris hanson and former congressman anthony weiner may have something in common. >>> plus just how effective are those cell phone driving bans? the answer might surprise you. >>> and as we head to break tonight it's that time of year again, the running of the bulls kicking off today, four people with minor injuries during the 1/2-mile run through the streets of pamplona spain. the festival ones nine days and attracts over a million visitors from around the world. each bull weighs in at around 1,100 pounds.  >>> the rocky artifact brought illegally here to -- iraqi artifacts brought illegally here to the united states were brought back tonight. they were repatriated at the cultural center in northwest d.c. today. they include ancient terra cotta plaques and an ancient necklace. the artifacts were recovered by u.s. customs enforcement. the iraqi ambassador to the u.s. was at the ceremony today. >> iraq has endured a great deal, but on days like this we rek

britain's royal couple, prince william and katherine are in montreal. the couple made a visit to a hospital. some 35 demonstrators gathered outside the hospital to protest the couple's nine-day visit, calling william and katherine parasites and war criminals. but a larger crowd of about 150 people welcome the royals. the newlyweds are on their first official overseas visit as husband and wife. >>> well a lot of us are planning to cook hamburgers this holiday weekend, but in california, organizers of one county fair are hoping to cook the biggest burger ever. the fair is celebrating its 99th anniversary by trying to set the guiness world record. they cooked the burger today and sold bite sized pieces for 99 cents each. the burger was placed on a 110- pound bun with more than 50- pounds of cheese, 20-pounds of onions, 12-pounds of pickles and 30-pounds of lettuce. it packed a whopping 1,374- calories. not including of course the fries. >> and what was that? >> that's the biggest burger ever. i'm thinking that fair's motto is not everything in moderation.

maddy grinned thinking about what katherine might say. she would say, maddy did you do this? he would say, yes , i did. as they got closer to home, he saw smoke blazing into the sky where the saudi would be. they had built the fire she and his brother mark. saddy was walking ahead. madison looked at the drunken line of stitches on her sleeve the crook ed seam and the knot of material that rode her shoulder like a hump much the air began to feel thick like water. wait. he grabbed her arm and picked at the stitches he had made. saddy tried to wrench away but he picked frantically at her sleeve and the dark fury the new look that made him shiver that was not her sister came into her eyes. he didn't let go, this is no good don't worry. madison picked andtory the thread until it came loose and the blue fly witch could not tell what he had done. saddy went limp. she stared off toward the poppy mark had planted which stuck like finger bones out of the earth. thank you. >> hi. nice to be here. i came on the 14 mission bus. to spend 6 minutes with you. [laughter]. if there is time lef

for more on that part of the story, we can go on the bbc's katherine downs in london. katherine, what was shawn hall's role in all of this. >> he was the first journalist where he could publicly speak out about "news of the world" hacking and that andy knew all about the practice. shawn hall had known him about 13 or 14 years. he said they had a good relationship and he said in fact he moved in order to fwork andy as when he took over as "news of the world" editor, a position he described as disciplined and ruthless. he first said andy coulson knew people were hacking on people's phones. in an interview he had with "the new york times" and last year in an interview with radio four, he spoke about the culture of dark arts, he claimed, that andy coulson had created at "news of the world," a culture where getting the story became the the most important thing. >> do we know any more about the circumstances of his death? >> well, what we know so far is that the police describing this as an unexplained death. they are saying they're not treating it as suspicious but a collea

earlier today i spoke with presiding judge katherine feinstein about the impact. well, welcome, judge feinstein. why don't you start by telling us what and why is san francisco in such a unique position in this whole battle over budgets for the court? >> i think san francisco is the first of several courts that are going to be confronting this exact same problem. i think we're the first to go. and the reason is that throughout the year and through last year, the governor and the legislature have come in and taken huge chunks from the judicial branch budget to attempt to solve the state's budget crisis. this year that left us with a $13.75 million deficit from an operating budget that had already been reduced from the mid $90 million to about $80 million. and it was the final blow for us. >> belva: so what is the effect that you expect to happen, if money doesn't materialize from somewhere? >> if money doesn't materialize from somewhere, we have sent 60-day layoff notices to 200 of our employees, and i should include that we already are short 18% of our normal work

caldwell and another attorney, katherine to daniel, represented mosley in his effort to clear his name. [applause] >> thank you. in the 1964 case of escobedo v. illinois, the u.s. supreme court wrote, "we have learned a lesson of history, ancient and modern,c that a system of criminal law enforcement which comes to depend on the confession will is the long run be less reliable and more subject to abuses than a system which depends on extrinsic evidence independentlg securedoi through skillful investigation." the book that we're going to talk about today, "long waydwel home," by author laura caldwello to my right here deals with a case of wrongful confession, a case built, as they say, that depended on confession. and this is, was a great probleo for jovan mosley who is all thet way to my right here who was the defendant/victim in this case of justice gone awry. i would like to start our conversation just by giving your some of the background of this case to tell the story, and, um, and be i'd like to turn to the t author just to give us a little capsule summary of what happenem and to

state senator katherine pew filed her paperwork yesterday. city councilman karl stokeseses has bowed out. he intents to run again for his current seat on the council. >>> we're not seeing much in the way of sunshine today. it's pretty humid. what's next on nature's agenda? here's marty bass. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. i have a couple of graphics first. we'll set up a very interesting scenario. we're still in this warm flow in the south and we're looking at a wind shift out to the northwest. having said that, there is a little weak frontal boundary, if you will, and it's pretty much hanging right over the area. that has allowed some shower activity to form and meander along it. primarily south of the metro grid or an east-west line across north avenue really, we have had very light shower activity meander across the area. we've had some clouds because of that. it's four degrees cooler now than it was at this time yesterday. this morning it was two degrees warmer than it was at this time yesterday. ultimately, the sun will come out

. >> katherine fischer shot and killed in this 2500 block and hugo chavez, 26 years old on july 19th in this block of camilia court. >> we have voicemail tip line and e-mail tip line. use that and let us know what is going on so we can make the community safe with your help. >> east palo alto police stress to me that to solve she is crimes it must be a collaborative effort. for that information go to our website at abc7news.com. in east palo alto, "abc 7 news." >>> seattle police are warning that the brother of a man connected to a police shooting in san francisco may now be in the bay area. 19-year-old kenneth harding died in a shootout. they say he was self-inflicted gunshot wound while running from police. now san francisco police have received an all-points bulletin that harding's brother may be in the bay area. that unidentified brother is believed to be wanted in the questioning in a 50-year-old washington man. >>> a young man will return to richmond with quite a story to tell after surviving a bear attack in the alaskan wilderness and helped save two other people's lives. vict

this is five days after katherine fischer a 19-year-old was shot and killed while sitting in a parked car. just last night, officers responded to this block where a 26-year-old man was found lying face down after sustaining several gunshot wounds. he would die this morning. they want to shake the stigma of high crime in the community and have announced a summer violence reduction plan. >> its community problem. so working with the community, the summer violence reduction program and staying our path, working towards our common goal, we will make a difference. >> reporter: that common goal includes partnering with the san mateo county gang task force to enforce warrants that have already been issued and target high crime areas. if want to see the complete plan go to our website at abc7news.com. >>> yosemite park officials say three hikers were swept over a famous water fall and presumed dead. park rangers say the hikers were on a day trip when they went under needs a metal guardrail. there was unsuccessful search at merced river below and they have closed the trail that leads to the fa

leaving us for her own choice, caghtsd rin-- katherine pew. >> we have a lot of the same ideas. and again, i think his stance, as it relates to the city's budget, his issues as it relates to property tax are very, very similar to mine. so again, i really look forward to working with him. and if people will agree with those kinds of ideas, i think they'll agree with me, too. >> katherine pew, for example, may benefit, from his dropping out. but the benefit is going to be, i think, relatively small. >> that means one less seat at these forums and debate tables. >> reporter: jody landers is looking forward to forums and debate tables that includes stephanie rawlings-blake. >> i think what is happening at the first point is the mayor has chosen not to participate. and i think that's a mistake. and i think it short-changes the voters. i think the voters want to hear what all of the candidates have to say. >> that includes otis rollings. >> the debate will show they have a clear choice. they have a clear choice of more of the same, status quo or real leadership. >> reporter: mayor raw

this is five days after katherine fischer a 19-year-old was shot and killed while sitting in a parked car. just last night, officers responded to this block where a 26-year-old man was found lying face down after sustaining several gunshot wounds. he would die this morning. they want to shake the stigma of high crime in the community and have announced a summer violence reduction plan. >> its community problem. so working with the community, the summer violence reduction program and staying our path, working towards our common goal, we will make a difference. >> reporter: that common goal includes partnering with the san mateo county gang task force to enforce warrants that have already been issued and target high crime areas. if want to see the complete plan go to our website at abc7news.com. >>> yosemite park officials say three hikers were swept over a famous water fall and presumed dead. park rangers say the hikers were on a day trip when they went under needs a metal guardrail. there was unsuccessful search at merced river below and they have closed the trail that leads to the fa

it is the gown that katherine wore when she married britain's prince william. the ivory and white is a in the dress is the centerpiece at buckingham palaces annual summer opening. the gone stands on a special platform topped off with a tiara the queen loaned katherine for that wedding. >>> wolf blitzer joins us in such a few minutes. first breaking news. we want to get you caught up right now. >>> survivor describing how he avoided the gunman that shot up a youth camp in norway. 85 people died following a bombing in the capital of oslo which claimed seven lives. police have suspect in custody. michael, what's happening now? >> reporter: yeah. i can tell you, we've just heard on local media here that the lawyer for the suspect in this case, his name is anders behring breivik, the lawyer is telling the local television here that the shooting suspect believed that his actions were atrocious, but necessary. that's within the last few minutes. his lawyer saying that he believed his actions were atrocious but necessary. and how atrocious were there? 85 people, most o

royal couple of the planet, they are here in north america, the first stop for prince william and katherine is in canada. it's canada day today. >> yes, it is. i think that may be why they're there, as a matter of fact. >>>>alutations. >> eh? then they're on their way to california. and abc's diana alvear joiction us now from los angeles. good morning, diana. >> reporter: peggy and daniel, good morning. everybody was so excited to welcome will and kate to canada. but let's cut right to the chase. we all cared about what kate was wearing. and let me tell you, she looked fabulous. royal fever has hit canada. thursday, prince william and princess catherine touched down at ottawa international airport. the couple were met by dignitaries and a little boy bearing flowers. on their first official overseas trip as a married couple. >> let me begin with heartfelt congratulations on your recent marriage. >> reporter: the two wed in late april at westminster abbey. their fairy tale wedding featured all the royal favorites. a breathtaking gown. carriage rides. and kisses on the balcony of buckingham pa

when they arrived, they say katherine uttered the words "he deserved it." authorities say they found the woman's husband inside this garden grove condominium. his hands and feet had been tied to a bed. they say he was bleeding from his groin area. >> the wife had cut off the male's penis with a 10-inch kitchen knife, took the portion of the penis, put it in the garbage disposal and turned it on. >> reporter: according to detectivesor the 48-year-old woman had earlier tried to drug had her husband. >> she's not the type of person to do that. >> reporter: if the couple had problems, no one knew it. what they also did not know is that the victim had filed for divorce. documents show the man filed may 16th, a year and four months after the 16th, a year and four months after the the onlyÃgiven was irreconcilable differences. though. nothing like really -- i don't see them fighting. - westminster apartment alone. neighbors describe the orange county realtor as quiet. >> she never seemed angry or person, outgoing personality, loves to keep this place running great

the reputed crime boss and his longtime girlfriend, katherine greig, setting up house, blocks away frome ocean in a corner apartment, partially hidden by trees. bulger had planned ahead, knowing he may one day run. says tom fuentes, who spent years tracking the fugitives. >> he had, you know, millions of dollars in cash. he took off to a number of different countries and cities and put cash in security safe deposit boxes that could access later. so he didn't need to be contacting people. he could establish a new identity and eventually just take over a new name. >> that identity, mr. and mrs. charlie and carol gasgo, a self-described chicago businessman and his younger wife, who were into nutrition and long walks, and who secretly stuffed stacks of cash and heavy-duty assault weapons in their apartment walls. these are your neighbors. >> yeah, that's the way i saw them. >> and that's how you sauls aalw them? >> yeah, always him with the hat. i didn't know he was bald. >> 88-year-old catalina shrank eventually befriended her upstairs neighbors, but there were privacy neighbors you didn't

. >> katherine and i are delighted to be here in canada. before we were married, we had a longing to come here together. >> he tried a similar fought in france. -- thought in french. >> it will improve as we go along. [laughter] later, the dress code relaxed for a reception with young people, one of the recurring themes of the visit. somehow they talked about universities and who went to what lectures. it was all very relaxed, all very unlike what the canadians have been used to from their world tea. it will continue today on canada's nacional de where william and kathryn b. the guest of honor is -- catherine will be the guest of honor. >> it is being billed as the other royal wedding. the marriage of prince albert ii of monaco to a former olympic swimmer. other members of royal families are descending today. >> the principality prepares. monocoque, the tiny tip of southern france, famous for its great wealth finally gets its long awaited royal wedding with the marriage of prince albert followed by a religious ceremony. 300,000 guests will

. >> katherine fischer shot and killed in this 2500 block and hugo chavez, 26 years old on july 19th in this block of camilia court. >> we have voicemail tip line and e-mail tip line. use that and let us know what is going on so we can make the community safe with your help. >> east palo alto police stress to me that to solve she is crimes it must be a collaborative effort. for that information go to our website at abc7news.com. in east palo alto, "abc 7 news." >>> seattle police are warning that the brother of a man connected to a police shooting in san francisco may now be in the bay area. 19-year-old kenneth harding died in a shootout. they say he was self-inflicted gunshot wound while running from police. now san francisco police have received an all-points bulletin that harding's brother may be in the bay area. that unidentified brother is believed to be wanted in the questioning in a 50-year-old washington man. >>> a young man will return to richmond with quite a story to tell after surviving a bear attack in the alaskan wilderness and helped save two other people's lives. vict

well, the way that things happen when i was in the county jail, when i met katherine o'daniel, i was -- i had in there maybe four and a half -- a little over four and a half years, and i came out to do my regular work. i used to clean up in the holloways and things like that. so i was cleaning up and i seen -- well, i heard first a lot of noise. and when i looked down the hall, i saw this lady in the hallway. she seemed a little nervous, and the guys were on both sides of her asking her a lot of questions and just basically heckling her. so i walked down there casually acting like i was cleaning up and things like that. and i got to her and i told her, you move to the side just a little bit they wouldn't be able to see you. you won't have to worry about them bothering you. so she moved to the side, and she started asking me about -- asking me about my case. so i told her that i had been there almost five years. and she said, what's going on? she said -- i told her that it was nothing. i don't know. what's going on? and she said you don't know? is there any motions? is a trial set or

katherine pugh released a statement. succumbed to backward -- backroom deal making." they have held candid it forms before making an endorsement. the alliance said it decided to support her in june of last year. in the middle of a dramatic walk out. the nfl takes another hit. john mackey passed away today after a decade-long battle with dementia. we have more on how he is being remembered. >> he was the colt's legend my father spoke of so fondly. a gentle giant. he was a role model before athletes decided they did not want the extra burden. here is where he last -- left a lasting legacy. >> revolutionized, redefined, and one over. words and phrases to describe what john mackey meant. 38 times he reached the end zone by bludgeoning his opponents. he appreciated how john mackey dominated the game. >> when he caught the ball, the show started then. he could go with it. he also was a tremendous teammate. he had a great positive attitude. or real personable guy with a great personality. he was not selfish and that was a hallmark of the team. >> he took up the fight for the

. >>> prince william and his new wife katherine arrived in canada for their first official trip abroad. the newlyweds arrived in ottawa to cheering crowds before attending an informal barbecue and a reception. >>> and check this out. officials in china szechuan province have apologized for releasing a blatantly doctored photo of three men inspecting a highway project so poorly photo shopped, it appears the men are levitating. the photographer admits to combining photos because he felt his originals weren't impressive enough. >>> and now here's an early look at wall street. the dow opens at 12,414 after gaining 152 points yesterday. the s&p was up 13 points. and the nasdaq rose 33. in tokyo the nikkei added 51 points, while the hang seng climbed 336. >>> well, stocks close after a rough month and quarter thursday with their biggest four-day rally since fall last year. this week's rally lifted the dow slilts into the black for the second quarter and left the s&p 500 and the nasdaq with only fractional losses. end of quarter buying by fund managers who typically sell losers and buy winner

large crowds are following every move by prince william and his new wife katherine. in ottawa they arrived by horse drawn carriage, the couple helped celebrate's canada's birthday by participating in a number of events. they were also treated by an incredible fly over by the canadian air force. the couple's eight day tour will conclude with a stop in california. i think they get there a week from today. >> all right. >> into california, so and only spending three days. that's it but it's nice for them to come over. >> fun to travel. >> it's fun to travel. if that's how everybody takes care of you. >> we do not get that treatment do we, bern. >> no, no, no. weather wise it's the holiday weekend. >> yes. >> finally the holiday weekend if you've been preparing for this. it's been beautiful heading into this. waáer we're going to take you through what we will be looking at. the humidity has been extremely low. they've been creeping down. that's an indication of very low humidity. it is 69 degrees right now, baltimore. we still have a few 70s out there. we have 70s across

. ♪ >>> prince william and wife katherine are in montreal as they continue their tour of north americatoday the royal couple took part in a tree planting ceremony and visited the canadian war museum. when they arrive, will and kate are scheduled to visit a children's hospital or taking part in a cooking workshop. the duke and duchess of cambridge come to the u.s. on july 8. >>> celebrations continue in montico. just a day after a civil ceremony, the couple married in a religious ceremony today. french president nicolas sarkozy, and former james bond actor, roger moore were among the guests. in a prewedding interview, she said children are in the plans. >> i always wanted to have children of my own some day. we'll see in the next couple of months, years. >> the palace is denying reports that the bride almost had -- published reports say she was stopped at the airport in east france with a one way ticket to south africa just days before the wedding. no cold feet in our area unless their in a swimming pool. >> yeah, i think we definitely would have used a swimming pool today. the humidity

katherine q. becker is accused of drugging her husband and slicing off his, yeah.kitchen knife. she then threw the thing into a garbage disposal. >> officers and paramedics arrived at the location were able to retrieve pieces of that and it was transported to the hospital, but i have no idea what led to that -- or what led to that if they were able to place it back on. >> police say becker was upset bases her husband had filed for divorce. >>> well you know the old slogan, milk does a body good. well now the dairy industry says it does pms good as well. a california milk processor board launched a campaign based on studies that show calcium in dairy milk helps reduce pms symptoms. the theme, everything i do is wrong. based on the idea that men just don't know how to handle women who are approaching their period. but experts say pms is nothing to joke about. pms is a hormonal imbalance and milk cannot help with that. >>> prescription medicine can be very expensive, but we uncovered surprising information about the price of prescriptions. it has nothing to do with th

kate dressed by katherine walker said to be one of late princess diana's favorite designers. the tree planting is a royal family tradition dating all the way back to 1939. it is supposed to symbolize a long marriage. guests at the event are couples married on the same day as william and kate. those couples now celebrating their 50th and 60th anniversaries. >>> eyes around the world are also on a second pair of newlyweds. a star-studded religious ceremony at the prince's palace. the gown was made with 90 yards of silk and 40,000 crystals. vip guests included chanel designer and nicolas sarkozy. charlene woodstock met 11 years ago at a swimming competition. >>> someone in our area is $107 million richer tonight. a giant grocery store in herman, virginia, sold the winning ticket to friday's mega millions jackpot. lottery officials say the winner has not come forward yet. and folks, get out your tickets. here are those winning numbers. 12, 17, 30, 35, 47, mega ball 26. if you hit it big, don't forget the guy who just told you that you had the winning numbers. the giants store tha

. >>> there is an ongoing debate over what to do with suspected terrorists, and as fox news' katherine heridge reports, the answer could determine how much we learn about our enemies. >> reporter: with no new detainees at guantanamo bay since 2008, they say capturing leaders alive is an issue. >> what's the longest we can keep somebody on? >> it depends on whether or not we can process the individual in a us court or return them to a third-party country. >> reporter: what if you can't do either one. >> then we'll release the individual. >> reporter: with no consistent policy on detention or prosecution, intelligence sources tell fox they hear the preemptive option has apparently become the kill option. under president obama's watch, operatives have been killed by cia or military operations, including naban, an alleged planner of the embassy bombings in east africa. the top leader in afghanistan and another operational commander was reportedly killed in pakistan. in a recent news conference, the president insisted gaining intelligence remained a priority. >> that mitigates against this

prince william and katherine middleton taking part in canada day celebrations. they will also open the world renowned calgary stampede and hand out flags to new canadian citizens. yesterday the duke and duchess of cambridge a right to ensure the crowdcrowds of thousl make one stop in the united states, july 8th in los angeles. >> kim kardashian will have some expensive vehicles in her wedding. this phantom. >> we will be right back @ the kron 4 morning news. a lot of sunshine as temperatures start to warm up on this july 1st. that, it and ran and that,

they have two older daughters, christina 19 and katherine 21. the glamorous couple image was shattered in may. the former governor apologized and publicly hoped for a reconciliation with his wife. >> we both love each other very much. we are very fortunate to have four extraordinary children and we are taking one day at a time. >> he took full responsibility for the hurt he caused, saying he was truly sorry. apparently that was not enough for shriver who hinted in may that the marriage was over and appealed for advice on youtube. >> how did you find your transition? personal? professional? emotional? spiritual? how did you get through it? >> viver moved out earlier this year and hired divorce attorney, laura wasser before schwarzenegger's affair went public. her role in the dissolution of celebrity marriages, including those of britney spears, angelina jolie and keither sutherland. >> since april, schwarzenegger has been talking about renewing his entertainment career with his animated television show and three upcoming big budget films. the bre

. >>> prins william and princess katherine are spending the 4th of july holiday in canada and they will celebrate canada day today. there's going to be a ceremony in ottawa. the first official overseas trip as a marchied couple. they will have official events and casual activities. on july 8th, they will head to california for three days. >> crabs and beer and fireworks? >> maybe. invite them over. >>> news time is 5:20. birthday time. destiny of easton maryland turns 3 and she is doing it tomorrow. look at that smiling face. >> cutie. >> happy birthday to you. >> our picture of the day is frisky. he is about 8 years old and lives in baltimore city and looks like he is playing peekaboo or put the covers back down don't wake me up. >> it's not that time yet>> if you have great photographs to share, birthdays, anniversaries, morning show at wmar.com. and include all the facts so we can get it straight when we share it with all of maryland. >>> a government shutdown is looming over the state of minnesota. >> stay with us this morning. what that would mean for thousands of residence and act

hi my name is katherine ward, i am part of your care not cash. i do not oppose of the care not cash expect for that i can't pay my phone bill and i am not able to speak to my children at the end of the month. but the part that this is supposed to be part of our housing, we are not allowed toilet paper, no hand soap or hand sanitizer. if you are giving us this money or taking it from us are we not allowed these basic needs. now we are given a 7:00 p.m. curfew to where we can't go with my husband and see him past 7:00 at night because you are fraternizing in the facility but they do not want us standing outside. won't let us go a couple of blocks away. you get a 15-minute break. if you are not in your bed and not on the elevator, in your bed by 9:00 you are out until 5:00 in the morning. two people were thrown out two nights ago for being in the elevator instead of their bed. like today if i am not there until 5:00 it is gone. the stipulations given to us while you are taking our money are sometimes unliveable. no toilet paper? no hand soap. these

. >> reporter: presiding judge, katherine feinstein, who happens to be the daughter of california's senior senator, worries the justice system is collapsing. >> rather than being an entity of government that solves problems which we historically have been, we are, in fact, creating more. >> reporter: the courts have been getting squeezed for years, facing fiscal cut backs, they've raised fees, furlough days, and even hiring freezes. but nobody saw this coming. already backlogged, it could take five years just for a lawsuit to go to trial. to pay a traffic ticket, it could take an entire day. and now instead of six months, it could take a year and a half to finalize a divorce. ryan spent nearly that amount of time in his marriage. >> the california system is going to make it less quick and more painful for us. >> reporter: the cuts in san francisco mirror those across california and the nation. >> new york facing 4 to 500 court workers being laid off. des moines, iowa, laid off some 200 workers a while ago. >> reporter: the motto here remains justice for all but in san francisco justice may