but the boss here seemed to surround prince william and kathryn middleton and their history together. the fact they met at a university and fell in love and might be able to live a happy life. >> we asked people paid a lot more attention to their boys an their happiness and just kind of taking the monarchy to the 21st century and turning the corner and modernizing things. it has been really good energy with this whole wedding. >> i think it's a big change for the british monarchy. i think we will see two things. kate will make a big impact on what will happen in the future. >> reporter: so many different reasons why so many people wanted to come out and watch the wedding this morning. one british woman explained her mother is in england and found a spot across west minister abbey to watch the wedding. a traditional breakfast was served along with tea. i don't know if you can tell earlier many have traditional hats on. the proper attire. the room was nearly silent during the vows. they continued to watch as the queen, william, and kate appeared on the balcony at birmingham palace. it's

prince william and kathryn middleton. now the royal party right here in the bay area. >> the local victim among the nine people killed. it's all ahead on the morning news. >>> well good morning, i'm claudine wong. pam cook is off today. we want to start you off with a welcome at your weather and traffic. it felt a bit chilly. when is that warmup? >> it will be this weekend. no doubt about it even though skies are clear, there is a pretty good little breeze out there. it's cool. i saw a 36 out at fairfield. a lot of low to mid 40s. we have 50s, 60s, and a couple low 70s today. we will have warmer weather into the weekend. here is sal. >>> we are-off to a good start here on interstate 880. it's looking good out to the mccarthur maze. and on interstatal 80 where -- and or interstate 880. >>> and we start thousands morning with the continuing coverage of the royal wedding. we will take you out live. you can see the crowd out there watching all of it happen. we brought it to you live right here on ktvu. the two are just arrivi

there to i give thee my truth. >> i kathryn elizabeth, take the william author of the look louis, to my wedded husband. to have been told for the state court. for better or worse, for richard for pork, in sickness and health, to love and cherish. till death do us part. according to god's holy law. and there to buy and give the might troths. >> darya: from the abbey they moved on to buckingham palace where they shared a short kids, there is from the balcony. that was their first kiss as husband and wife. the second one, the crowd goes wild. next on the agenda is where they will honeymoon. that is been kept a big secret. if you want to relive but all over again or you didn't get up early enough we posted the ceremony on line. it is that kron 4 dog,. >> mark: severe weather across the south, a death toll continues to rise 300 people are dead, across six days of its the storms hit the south wednesday, 210 of those were killed and all of bonin alabama. the presidentl visit the hardest-hit areas, 36 people killed in test the lows go home. the president is offering his condolences. >> loss

lets replay the plows. >> i william alter to look believe take kathryn elizabeth to my wedded wife.forward. for better or for worse, for richer or poorer. in sickness and in health. to love and to cherish, till death do us part, according to god's holy law. >> i kathryn elizabeth, take the william author philip the week, to my wedded husband. to have and hold for this day forward, for better or worse, poor richard for poor, in sickness and health, to love and to cherish, till death do us part, according to god's holy loch, i give thee my truth. >> justine: there you were watching, the duke and duchess of cambridge exchanging vows. they did not say i do. they said i will. >> james: they didn't say all bay each other. and that is fitting. there they are writing off in the vintage coach, historic mode of transportation particularly for the royal family. >> justine: it has been used several other times for historic world events. the queen along with camilla. you can see live pictures coming out of london as well. people are still celebrating this magical day. they are 8 hours ahead of u

kathryn reporting.>catherine: the president did still go ahead and meet with rep gifford said met for about 10 minutes. you see him grinning the shuttle crew along with the first lady. difference husband mark kelly will be commanding the endeavor mission. donald trott told supporters at a lost it is conceded today that he is still seriously weighing the presidential run. his speech was also littered with profanities and insults' aimed at the nation's leaders. >> donald you're running for president? do you have any experience in politics? i've dealt with these politicians all my life. there's a good chance the matter what happens i will win because one of these bloodsucking politicians who will end up getting elected. >>catherine: he blasted president barack obama is handling of libya, iraq, china and afghanistan. >>brian: colors and yellow for tomorrow, that shows temperatures in the '70s. a beautiful weekend, but will tell you about it. >>catherine: a look at the james lick, traffic is moving a little

finally the moment everybody had been waiting for the bride kathryn middleton accompanied by her father stepping out of the hotel where she spent her last night as a single woman dressed in a gown that had been kept a mystery. the designer sarah burton. after kathryn's walk down the aisle a fairy tale ceremony. >> i pronounce they be man and wife together. >> reporter: marking the end of an eight year court ship and the beginning of royal materia moan any. within an hour of that first public kiss one of the super markets said they will have mugs on sale in the shops on the shelves with an image of that kiss on the side. they don't hang around do they guys? >> no, they don't. don, thank you very much. don, reporting live from london. >>> time now 5:39. let's go over to sal castaneda. >> hello claudine. the traffic is doing very nicely if you are driving across to the bay bridge. no major issues and the traffic looks good come into the city on the upper deck. also if you are driving on interstate 880 the traffic moves well right in front of the coliseum. and if you're in the south bay we'

attorney will provide any needed legal advice on the first appeal on tonight's calendar, after which kathryn barnes will be on hand to assist the board. to my right is the legal process court. i am the board's executive director. we are joined by representatives from some of the city departments who will have cases before the board this evening. scott chances is here, the city zoning administrator -- scott sanchez is here, the city zoning and minister, also representing the planning department. the senior building inspector is representing the department of building inspection. we have the environmental health section of the department of public health. jarvis murray is representing muni. i am going to go over meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. the board requests to turn off all phones, beepers, and pagers. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the rules of presentation are as follows. appellants, permit holders, and department respondents have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttal. members of the public who are not affiliated with t

kathryn testified and talked about some of the measures that have been taken by the health services system to address these issues. live heard from representatives that they have also taken some very important steps including the issue of narrowing the hospital network that they utilize. those are all things that have to be considered. the final thing that is very disturbing is that some of the allegations that are found in the lawsuit and and was recently joined by the california insurance commissioner points to possible fraudulent practices, those are very serious allegations. in the complaint, they also point to an alleged practice of working with insurers and having provisions in their contracts were their billing will not be questioned. that leaves patients throughout the region very vulnerable. i of know of my colleagues want to add anything to the hearing. president chiu: a couple of quick things as the chair just said. a lot of our pension and health care benefit costs, the fact that they're going up as directly related to the topic of today's discussion. we really need all the dif

kathryn's not my wife. no priest can make us so. they that say she is my wife are not liars but traitors. it is a deadly canker in the body politics and i will have it out. chris: i also loved young victoria. here's emily blunt as the young empress in her youth as she argues to her prime minister for an early bit of democracy. >> the hungry and the homeless, there are people who are lost and whose business is to see to their welfare? >> in my experience, mam, it's best to let these things develop naturally, if you sbench you risk overturning the cast. >> that was paul betny. this year's oscar winner, "the king's speech" showed king george v fearing his son could not lead the world as a stutter. >> i don't think i can read this. >> this device will change everything if you don't. in the past all a king had to do was look respectable in uniform. not fall off his horse who will stand between us, the jacks and the abyss? you? chris: he won the academy award for that picture. time for just one more favorite. helen mirn as -- mir en-- hel

i keep going back to catherine -- kathryn moore's statement about how common open space is a valued part of how people live. i visited michael's garden apartment. the value of a shared common backyard space with patios and other amenities is something i am not sure it is being acknowledged as people are being relocated into new towers. i also heard clearly from visiting the garden apartments of the generations of people that have grown up and lived there, from ganed -- from grandkids to their kids -- commissioner marshall mentioned the loss of many of these families is a potential danger as well. but i realize it is a balance. my key concerns are on the enforceability of protecting rent control units and concerns about demolishing sound housing communities that have developed over generations. i will continue to look for the city attorney's memo and will be asking about the business lincoln place issue -- venice lincoln place issue and how we can prevent people from facing those fears. thank you so much. there are plenty of other opportunities where people will testify. coming up tomorro

is about as knowledgeable as you can get, and you do need to rely on her and trust her judgment -- kathryn dodd. she in turn talked to people constantly. people like her need to be available at all times to address what is the problem, what are the remedies, and what are the advantages and disadvantages and movements. anything you do in health care, almost anything is going to cost both ways. you are right about being concerned about unintended consequences, but there is lots of us out here who can tell you if you do this, this is likely, or the probability is xyz. and this possibility also exists. every decision is a trade-off. the best way to make decisions under extreme uncertainty is to have the best staff and outside counsel that you can find. supervisor campos: thank you. i know we have a number of speakers, so why don't we move on to the second speaker who is here to talk about the issue, or at least begin discussion of the issue of hospital market consolidation in san francisco between northern california -- in northern california between 1990 and 2010. thank you for being here tod

is about as knowledgeable as you can get, and you do need to rely on her and trust her judgment -- kathryn dodd. she in turn talked to people constantly. people like her need to be available at all times to address what is the problem, what are the remedies, and what are the advantages and disadvantages and movements. anything you do in health care, almost anything is going to cost both ways. you are right about being concerned about unintended consequences, but there is lots of us out here who can tell you if you do this, this is likely, or the probability is xyz. and this possibility also exists. every decision is a trade-off. the best way to make decisions under extreme uncertainty is to have the best staff and outside counsel that you can find.

happening inside more than a dozen students two of their children and a teacher refused to leave kathryn ferguson a cademy the school thing not so much going on. right now in handcuffs. and. others clashing key signs and smiles so what can we make of these latest actions by governor rick snyder joining me now is a woman behind the movement to fight back against snyder's radical agenda childhood driver the national chairperson of by any means necessary. welcome to the program thank you what's the latest out of detroit what's your organization doing. we're fighting to defend public education in detroit we're looking at a situation in detroit now where it is the policy of both the governor and the mayor of our city being to try to depopulate this school to end public education and to create a situation in which the new jim crow is being implemented on a full scale basis and it's something that we just refuse to allow to happen in the city of detroit chad why would they go after me catherine ferguson academy this seems like the ultimate success story. you know it's it's the closure of this s

((pkg))old sot they're in heaven kathryn abernathy and jonathan henderson died afttr a man hit them alongwn.old sot i had dirt and grass stains all up my arm when i hit. duffy and others had gathered to watch illegal street racing. raeburn happened to be driving on i-70 around thh same time. it was around 3 o'clock in the morning. old sot you will see two or three cars and they just disappear. sean azmat manages a store near the scene of the accident. in court today... evidence showed raeburn himself was than 80 miles an hour. experts say he ever once hit his breaks before running into the crowd.despite that... an expert in the field of accident reconstruction testified... that raeburn swerved to avoid something in the road arguing even a sober person ould have lost control under the same conditions. in towson joy lepola fox 45 news at ten. the.../ trial's.../ expected... to wrap up.../ tomorrow. 3 50...//// workers.../ fighting... to prevent.../ a... nuulear meltdown .../ at... the...// fukushima.../ plant.../// ááareáá.../ expected... to die.../ from... radiation.../ sickness...//////.

with a royal wedding of prince william and kathryn middleton.took place at buckingham palace. 1900 guests inside for the wedding including queen elizabeth. celebrations around the globe. this is what one man said. >> i wish i was up there giving her kids myself. (laughter) it's pretty hot. did you see this sister? good-looking lady to. >> mark: everybody talking about the younger sister. >> darya: if you see the video she's holding the train. >> mark: 2 million people watch this. >> reporter: let me introduce you to some friends. all the way from manila from north england. has it been a good day? >> fantastic, fabulous. >> reporter: what about the kiss? >> we were looking for somebody to kiss with as well but there was nobody. >> reporter: you enjoyed it? >> beautiful lovely. >> reporter: your hat is traffic. let's move around, where are you from? >> london. it was marvelous, i got here at 20 past five i came straight up here i met people from the resilient, australia, other parts of london it's been a wonderful day. >> reporter: where you from?

are expected to watch this as they watch prince william and kate middleton say i do and princess kathryn as she will become by friday lunchtime. birmingham palace has over the years a little stuffy and a little bit out of touch. this is a fantastic opportunity for them to really connect with the masses. we have the combination of the digital era and a youthful vibrant beautiful princess and they are able to make the connection with you tube, the royal channel on you tube and using facebook and twitter to communicate with the rest of the world. >> i can't imagine how many people are already there and have their phones ready to go to take pictures. have you met some of the people? >> reporter: yeah the people around here are getting very, very excited. the weather is good as well. no sign of any rain just yet. but as you say, everybody is ready with phones, with cameras, people that are here cannot wait. we now of course less than two days to go. >> all right thank you don. of course you can watch the royal wedding right here. our coverage starts on channel 2 at 2:00 a.m. this friday. >>>

everybody looks at us to say this is the women's moment the like kathryn bigelow standing there with her two oscars hooking like deer inhead headlights. what will m i do with this? thi i found from my research men resist the power in their hands and looked at y. why does this happen? m it has a lot to do with the fact that we have negative attitudes about the idea of power to begin with we have an idea of power in our minds that was constructed backn sat when it was not braves that made the difference.r but power that is forced to deny something. the power that there is the finite pie and if i take a slice there is less for you. fee power over makes you feel powerless. but power over is oppression but power is really that you canma make it whatever you want to if we change the definition in our minds then it becomes somethingo positive for problem-solving, innovating in doing something to treat your patience and being able to get a education to help your kids have a better life and becomes the infinite resource. the more there is, the more there is. power makes you feel powerful. pow

ktvu christian kathryn is joining us live. good morning, christian. >> reporter: that is right. i feel like i'm part of it myself. we're sitting in one of the possibilities. bart is measuring a lot of metrics. these seats here you can see measure for height. how high they want these seats to be. it's part of an overall process. part is in the process of updating their system. they already have new trains, selected the new trains will have three doors. that's one of the new changes you will see as bart changes. one of the other changes is this is where public input is being solicited is how you want the interior of the trains to look. one of the big issues is obviously with those for mobility issues. right now bart is slitting opinions from seniors and disabled communities. the seats actually are of varying width so they can accommodate people with different mobility issues. we are joined by bart chief spokesperson to explain a little bit about this. this is part of an overall change for bart and how it will look in the coming years. >> right. we have story place our fleet which

kathryn hakeem published a report that highlights a dozen feminists myths, some we already mentioned. shea but they have no basis in social science that are constantly believed and repeated. feminism is not what people think it is. it has nothing to do with equality for women and nothing to do with making women more independent, not at all. feminism is about power for the female left. it is an emotional issue. people feel strongly about feminism but those who are able to detach from their emotions and read "the flipside of feminism" with a genuinely open mind will see that what feminists want is no different from what president obama wants. to fundamentally transformed america. thank you. [applause] >> we will be glad to take questions. there are microphones in the room we would ask you to wait for for recording purposes. if you would be so kind as to identify yourself and give an affiliation that would be appreciated too. i could not help but think during the litany of quotes of a famous reagan quote, our opponents are not necessarily ignorant, they just know so many things that aren

>>pam: kathryn is here with the latest on how the jains and brian is doing. >>catherine: we heard he slowly bring broad that it is medically induced, and they're being cautious. that is a big milestone. if family members say he has had his ventilator removed, the leading to been his stomach removed. at last word he is still not opened his eyes. did you remain concerned about rain damage. if they are pleased about these baby steps in his progress. this was dodger stadium in l.a. last night, because of what happened to try and of course is badly beaten in the parking lot after the opening day game. a huge amount of security, a tremendous show of securities last night. the officers all over the place for this game including those on horseback. ryan was leaving a game march 31st when he was attacked from behind by two men in dodgers year. at the game the police chief talked about the efforts to make the game say. >> have a we move forward to make this the kind of place that we all wanted to be home that's why you're all here, we want the stadium to be safe, we wa

. >>> also this morning, beneath her glamorous life, kathryn zeta-jones has been carrying around a secrettly received treatment at a mental health facility. just ahead, we'll look at bipolar 2 and see how stress can play a big role here and also help you identify some signs if you're worried that someone you know may be suffering. >> talk about that in just a few moments. >>> first, jeff glor has another check of the headlines. >> i just passed koeppen in the hallway. do i need to be worried? >> bag those clothes and send them out immediately. >> good morning, guys. good morning, everyone. the faa is adding a second overnight air traffic controller at 27 locations around the country. this follows another incident of a controller who fell asleep on the job. this time at the reno, nevada, airport. early thursday an air ambulance was forced to land without assistance. it's the seventh time an air traffic controller has fallen asleep that the faa knows about. earlier speaking to erica, transportation secretary ray lahood calls it outrageous. >> we've stepped up and i think taken action quickl

kathryn seated jones says she was recently treated for bipolar disorder.y at a mental health facility. heat and her husband has been battling throat cancer, she has the kids to take care of and everything else, she said she just wanted to make it public, let people know you recover, she is feeling great looking for to two upcoming films. unlikely celebrity, actually what else do we have. hubbell larry king. he is retired he is kicking off a standoff stand-up comedy show. 77 year-old expected to share comedic grips with people at the warner theater, 7 day lineup wraps up in las vegas june 11th. it's kind of charlie sheen-, >> reporter. >> mark: charlie sheen said there has been a discussion about going back to 2 1/2 men. cbs declined to comment. >> darya: winning. we'll be back with more a couple of minutes. this was so easy. that was quick. no envelopes to lick. no deposit slips to fill out. a lot less paper to deal with. i like that. i just feed in my check... feed the cash right in. and... -boom. -there it goes. it read my checks, counts my cash... adds

to acknowledge ther center for communications which is ave co-sponsor and its d executive director kathryn williams. the the phoenix this year is penetrating the veil of secrecyh we have trouble trying to come up with the right metaphor butk the idea.tand how the reporters quote pursuine other subjects and how they use their considerable an array of o tools and skills to get the information that's hard to get and it's hard to penetrate the wall of secrecy that surroundsyr so many of our institutionse. today both public and private. in this day there are more and more authoritarian regimes, cor governments, corporations and my other entities like the military that are keeping more things secret and then crying out and publicizing the secrets as morer than before for people who liver in both democracies and under dictatorship. to from watergate to wilkie wikileaks, the war and the tak revelation it takes different forms and different shapes and t different times and it remains the same. in we tonight we are fortunate and a. relief star-studded panel. the sreporters that you see on the stage

. >>> at last look, prince william and kathryn make their final public appearances before the royal wedding. we're with them today april 11, 2011. >> good morning. welcome to today on a monday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> good morning. i'm savannah guthrie in for meredith today. the storms that spawned the midwest, matt. >> i guess the most devastating was iowa. look at the storm chaser almost looks like something out of oz, whereabout 100 buildings were damaged. and thankfully, no one was killed. >> also ahead, bernie madoff speaking out in another jailhouse interview and the convicted ponzi schemer now claims a number of prestigious universities are interested in hiring him to teach, get this, business ethics classes. is it true or just another con? details coming up. >>> the teenager, whose quest to sail around the world alone nearly came to a tragic end when begin with powerful storms in the midwest. chris warren from the weather channel is in merrill, wisconsin. good morning. >> reporter: take a look at this. this is what's left of an old gas station. over here, the top of an outbuildin