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here you can see some of that lace applique. it was chantilly lace and english lace.il and shamrock designs. this is one of those dresses, every detail. the tailored tiara from 1936, borrowed from the queen, it was a cartier vintage piece that was beautiful with her ivory tulle veil and that v neckline and the lace top really worked perfect on kate. >> absolutely gorgeous. something that a lot of people said the minute they saw it, and i thought this, too, grace kelly. it looked like grace kelly from 1956. >> absolutely. that was one of the first things i thought. here we're seeing grace kelly. you can see the similarities with the long, lace sleeves. even with the sweetheart neckline and sort of the really cinched in waist detailing. very, very similar. princess grace's dress was actually made by a hollywood costume designer helen rose. but the similarities are remarkable. again a timeless draes. but grace kelly's was one of the most copied wedding dresses of all times. >> that's an interesting point. you know fashion and you know things just blow up. kate middleton

it is made out of satin and lace. herbert k.of the belly ivy, and marveled. it has been a tradition for royal still have in their wedding bouquet. >> james: there is another kiss. that pleased the crowd to no end. here is the fly over. i think we are waiting for some jets to fly over as well. so there was the flyover, the queen is making her way back into the palace, soon to follow will be everybody on the balcony. (applause & cheering) one last wave to the crowd. (applause & cheering) >> justine: not just one kiss but to. now they get to celebrate. >> james: now they get the party started. i think she will have to change out of that dress for the rest of the day today. >> justine: she doesn't have to register assumed she is now the future queen she could have some outfit changes. she is a couple of parties to go to. why not? >> james: we will take a quick break and be back with more in just one moment. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marce

i wasn't expecting lace or sleeves. >> the lace was a surprise. we all thought it was beautiful.. we're going to take a break. when we come back, so much more to talk about with this royal wedding. we'll do just ththththththththth ♪ >>> what a beautiful day indeed. catherine middleton and prince william. like that. back outside the abbey. ten hours ago, couldn't get close to the place. now you see traffic is moving again. as life should be. follow us on twitter. diane will be tonight. "world news." barbara with a special. for now, we say so long. thanks for being with us. ♪ marry me ♪ if i ever get the nerve to say hello in this cafe say you will ♪ ♪ say you will mm-hmm marry me c switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. [ female announcer ] gold bond ultimate restoring lotion with coq10 to help skin renew itself. gold bond ultimate restoring. this stuff really works. >> san jose annual parade has been cancelled this year. a latino veteran's group blamed the cost of

a gown of lace and silk with a tiara lent by the queen. at westminster abbeerk her husband to be was waiting. he had sprung his own surprise, dressed not in the uniform of the r.e.f. in which he serves, but as a colonel of the irish guards. the bride showed barely a flicker of nerves when she arrived at the abbey. she stood inside the great west door, her dress was adjusted, she took a deep breath, and then it began. ♪ >> she walked the hundred yards of red carpet on the arm of her father. perhaps he couldn't entirely hide the emotions of a father giving away his daughter in marriage. the bride, though, was nothing but composure itself. at the alter, harry, brother and best man, was offering reassurance. william offered compliments. you look beautiful, he said, as kate took her place beside him. >> dearly beloved, we are gathered here in the sight of god and in the face of this congregation to join together this man and this woman in holy matrimony. >> the marriage ceremony was performed by the archbishop of cant bury. >> i, william arthur

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her prince in regal red, she wore alexander mcqueen with hand made lace and something blue sewn insidewilliam told her you look beautiful. and he whispered to his father- in-law, we were most ised to have just a small family affair. >> i katherine elizabeth take thee william arthur louis philip to my wedded husband. >> reporter: the streets were packed for the national holiday. many brits say they are inspired by the new more modern couple and looking forward to the next generation of royals. >> we are going to have a young king with a young bride ruling the country properly. can't wait. >> reporter: the newlyweds already seem to be heading in a new direction. a spin in a convertible back to william's apartment with "just wed" on the license plate. a few hours later off to a party at buckingham palace capping off an extraordinary day. so it's prince harry's party tonight and, of course, the queen and her husband promise not to be there which is good so that means that harry can do his best man speech outside of the earshot of his grandparents. and soliz bet and allen, they are talking

sara burton of alexander mcqueen won the commission, and the dress' long lace sleeves and simple lines carried echoes of an earlier commoner who married royalty. >> in a way it reminded me of grace kelly's dress. it's a classic wedding dress and i really think your wedding dress is the last place you want to make a fashion statement, because you don't want to be laughing at your pictures 20 years down the line. >> reporter: a very different design from the elaborate dress william's mother-- lady diana spencer-- wore 30 years ago. that was designed by david emanuel. >> this was dramatic in its simplicity. i was expecting it to be far more over the top, and i'm delighted it wasn't. >> reporter: the dress was almost entirely made from british fabrics. the lace appliques included roses, thistles, daffodils and shamrocks-- representing scotland, wales and ireland along with england. >> they really wanted to involve on a very intimate way just the beautiful things, the things we need to treasure about our culture. >> reporter: and the wedding guests we talked to considered it a hit. >> absol

kate war of lace and set a dress with a six-foot train. the dress was a big secret. kate something board was the terror of from queen elizabeth the second. >> i william author philip louis, take the kathryn elizabeth, to my wedded wife, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better or for worse, for richer or poorer, and sickness and health, to loved and cherished, till death do us do part. according to god's holy law. 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

the echoes of grace kelly in monaco in kate middleton's lace.t the two of them, side by side. and now we want to turn to our very british nick watt about some of the unscripted and wonderfully human moments of this day, including your very own, nick, your moment in history. >> reporter: well, thank you, diane. you know, if you watch a wedding live as we did this morning, you miss stuff. you know, there's too much going on. so, we teamed up with a lip reader and between us watched the tapes back once, twice, three times more and, take a look at what we discovered. william greeted kate and her dad with a nervous joke. "we're supposed to have just a small family affair." and the ring. what was going on? wrong size? warm fingers? check out the queen, checking out her newest relative. the fashion? well, no one missed princess beatrice's hat. it already has its own facebook page. enough said. ceremony over, kate, "i'm so happy." but it's a long ride, a long day. kate flagged, cue william. "you have to wave back, even if it's too much for you." only on

some even >> netting and chantilly lace and some designers even were inspired enough to call their guns>> there-gaon's--and even requesting from world wide requests. these wedding gowns. >> this is going to change the whettinindustry for several years, it is not everyday that of rural wedding takes place. we are excited there is not every day that a royal wedding.... takes place live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: san rafael want target to take a hike. most people to not want that store to move and. many people are getting one to speak out. jonathan blum is in san rafael. >>reporter: this is been going on for several years. the opponents say that they do not think that it is going to be perfect for the committee and some rafeal. across the street they're packing up their signs before they go into the city council meeting and some rafeain san rafael--all >>reporter: so some people from the campaign supporting target. they think that people would benefit from the target construction. however, with only part-time jobs, and average 80,000 per year? we spoke to

the lace is probably french lace. i would say. definitely.veil doesn't obscure her face. it's very clean. a sense of a beautiful glow. and i think pippa's bridesmaid dress is indicative of mod rn fashion today. a very streamlined silhouette. it fish-tails out. a cowl neckline and lace trim. >> they've started the music here. let's sit back and watch as catherine makes her way into westminster abbey for the most -- one of the most important days of her life. >> the wedding dress, sarah burton, alexander mcqueen. he passed away. a great british institutions. the skirt was hand sewn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ guide me o thou great redeemer pilgrim through this barren land ♪ ♪ i am weak, but thou art mighty ♪ ♪ hold me with thy powerful hand ♪ ♪ bread of heaven bread of heaven ♪ ♪ feed me till i want no more ♪ ♪ open now the crystal fountain whence the healing stream doth flow ♪ ♪ let the fiery cloudy pillar lead me all my journey through ♪ ♪ strong deliverer strong deliverer be thou still my strength and shield ♪ ♪ when i tread t

don't really understand that they're being used as cold fodder the equivalent of drinking the cyanide laced kool-aid would be purchasing a mcmansion with some prime mortgage this is them committing suicide it's the equivalent of drinking cyanide laced kool-aid it's financial suicide as we talked about financialization of the economy has turned into this hybrid reality with that combines political malfeasance with financial larceny and that's the combination between obama's white house and wall street merging together into something even more insidious than fascism it's a club to suck. it's a club that. is the current political financial school of thought in america today and it's not working it's unsustainable let it go at this point that this koolaid drinking this subprime mortgage taking population is the headline c m b c video let's bulldoze the foreclosed home because the fixtures the wife buy or whatever even the color is not going to be stylish by the time someone buys them so let's take a look at this video from c.m.t. see six point three percent below where we were a year ago so wha

kate middleton in an ivory satin and lace dress was escorted down the aisle by her father in a traditionalnglican ceremony. on her finger you're covering of welsh cold. >> with this ring i'd be glad. i pronounced that they be man and wife together. >>reporter: the newlywed couple appeared on the balcony before half a million spectators and kissed not once but twice. what a short to become an iconic moment of their life. >> absolutely marvelous, i came straight up here and i had a marvelous time. i've met people from south africa, new zealand, australia and other parts of london. >>brian: we have nice temperatures this afternoon and boy it's going to warm up this afternoon. i will have the forecast for saturday and sunday coming up. >>catherine:don't forget kron4 has exclusive coverage of the 100 zazzle, bay to breakers on kron4 that will be sunday, may 15th, beginning at 8:00 a.m. we have cameras all along the course and we will replay the event sunday night at 8:00 p.m. well. >>catherine: the second knife to last launch has been postponed, there were technical problems. as catherine repor

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an alexander mcqueen with hand made lace. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: kate's father michael walked her down aisle of westminster abbey to the same hymn sung at princess diana's wedding. a flowering avenue of trees lined the path to the altar. prince william wearing the red uniform of irish guards turned to see his bride with best man and younger brother prince harry by his side. he told her she looked beautiful. the archbishop of canterbury presided over the service. >> i william arthur phillip lou take thee katherine elizabeth. >> she dropped the word "obey." >> till death us do part. >> reporter: 1900 guests were invited and a lot of her small town friends and neighbors were among kings, queens and heads of state. crowds roared as an open carriage carried the newlyweds to buckingham palace to celebrate. >> come out and have fun with my girlfriends but it gives me an excuse for my hat. >> wedding watchers in san jose turned out early this morning to get the full royal treatment at the brittania arms along the almaden expressways. the english pub showing that ceremony live and offered up th

. >> a little bit of netting at the top which is attached to the dress, a little bit of chantilly laceentage of the designers that and of their collection with down's inspired by a hurt even called the catherine. >>reporter: on speculation, one thing is certain once her dresses unveiled the big cheeks like others around the global debt request for that can fit for princess. >> this is a row wetting it doesn't come everyday's were excited to see it. i think it will change the bridal trend up for years to come. it's going to be a new refreshen feel for all of us. >>vicki: save the date for next week will wedding of prince william and kate middleton on friday evil 29. we will be ready bright and early at 2:00 a.m. to bring you every moment of the marriage ceremony. stinnes smart phone with a double screen, coming up will try of the phone and see if it's twice as good as a regular smartphones. >>now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe:>>gabe: this is the world's first dual touchscreen smart phone. the echo looks and operates like a regular large touchscreen android google smar

. >>> reporter: teacher holly friel shows how muralist josef norris took a graffiti-laced wall at idawells continuation high school and transformed it into a block- long masterpiece with 150 students over three years. >> what i love about these murals is that you have all these kind of buried jewels. >> it's a big blank wall with a few tags all the time. and now it's a beautiful work of art. >> what we had here was something special. >> reporter: josef is founder and director of kid serve a nonprofit that creates murals with san francisco students from preschool to high school. >> usually an aha moment, where we start laying tile on a blank wall and after a few weeks, the young artists kind of get it, that they're really transforming their city. >> reporter: josef helps students create sections of the mural to illustrate their class lessons an women's history, sports pioneers and music. >> we worked on this during art class. >> reporter: 18-year-old arrgitu osman designed a tile on muhammad ali. she says the mural brought the curriculum to life. >> it makes learning about history more

[cheers and applause] >> the newly minted duchess wore satin and lace. the prince and the bride pleased the crowd of half a million people with two public kisses there on the balcony. >> had a lot of fun. the kiss at the end was the best. >> more practice needed. [ laughter ] >> yes. next time i am sure they will be really good. >> the couple left the palas in a convertible deck raided with a just wed license plate. now the royal baby watch begins. bay area admirers through parties to view the wedding. their take on how the couple may impact the future coming up in just 12 minutes. >>> for the past 25 years thousands of people flocked downtown san jose for the annual cinco de mayo celebration. but not this year. the annual parade and festival has been canceled. [music] [music] >> reporter: cinco de mayo is a few days away but this family is having their own mexican celebration today. 12-year-old marco is looking forward to going to the big festival and parade downtown. [music] >> it makes me feel like happy that i can be with my people. [music] >> it is

lace with the animal legal defense fund says a similar proposal was recently approved in suffolk county, new york. >> very difficult with legislation that pl conviction is the ground breaker as you have with suffolk county, new york. it tends to be a domino effect. >>reporter: california legislators consider abuser registry bill last year but never went anywhere. 16 other states however are currently considering similar legislatio legislation. lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> vallejo man says his civil rights were violated by a police officer who demanded his cell phone and then arrested him when he refused to hand it over. ronald shane says police pulled over a carful of people in front of his home and ordered them out of the car at gun point. he recorded the incident on a cell phone and when an officer noticed he demanded the phone as evidence. he refused. that's when the officer arrested him. >> as a citizen, law abiding citizen i'm a notary, i'm l mental health administrator and i feel in like that i was very much violated. >>reporter: shane was cited for interfering with a police office

in los angeles, thousands of teenagers were drunk and high. 15-year-old sasha rodriguez drank water laced with ecstasy. she later overdosed and died. it may seem shocking but in the last three year, ecstasy use among teenagers has jumped 67%, one in ten teens now use it. marijuana use is up 22% with four in ten teens smoking pot. does that surprise any of you? >> no. >> no. >> reporter: not at all. >> no. >> reporter: these high school students say marijuana is not tabu. >> people look down upon somebody who smokes cigarettes more than they look down upon weed. >> i'm kind of surprised that people don't think it's such a big deal. >> reporter: as for alcohol, 71% of teens have a drink before they leave high school. on average, they start at just 14 years old. 25% of them by age 12. when did you first see alcohol? >> seventh grade. >> yeah. >> reporter: seventh grade? >> yeah. >> reporter: experts say after years of declines in teen alcohol and truck use, parents and the government became complacent. >> there's been less of a message getting out, if you will. a lot programs that used to ex

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tessa lace today's visit was an effort to support new hybrid vehicle courses at the courses. this semester, the college introduced a hybrid vehicle operation and servicing course, making the college a local leader in offering the latest technology for hybrid cars. >>> well, if you paid your dmv and insurance fees lately, you know this the cost of driving is rising quickly. aaa says the new average for things like gas and tires is up nearly 300 bucks a year. so, if you drive a small sedan and that costs you about $7,000 a year. a large sedan will cost you just shy of 11 grand and for a car driven 15,000 miles a year, it's up to almost $9,000 a year. by the way, when aaa first started calculating these driving costs back in 1950, gasoline was 27 cents a gallon. >>> pretty close to perfect out there today, wouldn't you say? >> i think so and what are we, the bearers of bad news, jeff said -- >> we are not, he is. >> it is going to be changing soon, marla and ran, right, jeff? >> not looking at a major storm system coming our way this week but going to be a departure from this wa

lace can be a little more pricey. >> lace can be pricey and this one i just picture at a beach weddingited, which blew my mind. it is $239. >> oh, my goodness. you could buy like two or three and just keep changing it up. >> exactly. lastly we have this one. >> i love this detailing. >> i love the detail here. this is from white house black market's val collection. that launched just last year. this dress is $348. >> oh, my gosh. i'm in shock. everything is so much more palatable than when i got married. for folks paying for their own wedding, great to know these options are out there. thank you. >>> if you thought you could save money over there, wait until you see how cheap you can basically redo your entire garage. it's supposed to be just for your car, but a lot of us have so much other stuff in there that cars barely fit in your garage right now so it's a good idea to put your garage on the spring cleaning list. the host of "money hunters" is back with some easy and inexpensive storage and organizing ideas. we had one guy in mind for this segment, matt, and it was you. great to se

lace you say. a woman should wear lace and embrace it. >> it has to do with my heritage.l as or as romantic as lace on a corset. i lovelace. the seductive quality. here's the blouse. it's beautiful. it's a classic piece that you can wear so many different ways. again, you can wear it with a pair of leggings, jeans. it could be a cocktail dress. >> versatility is so important. >> it extends your wardrobe. so you're not spending a lot of money on a piece you're going to throw away. you can use it over and over again. versatility and usability. >> it's key. a lot of women, the idea of wearing a swim suit is miserable. but one way to make that better is with a gorgeous coffver-up. >>> like trying on zwrae ining bathing suit? >> they're equally horrible. >> 100 jeans or 100 swim suits. cover-up is key. i love it. you can camouflage some of the pieces on the parts of the body you want to camouflage. not everyone is comfortable showing so much in public. >> it makes you feel gorgeous by the pool or the beach. it dresses you up a little bit. >> totally. we need glamour in our liv

in los angeles, thousands of teenagers were drunk and high. 15-year-old sasha rodriguez drank water laced ecstasy. she later overdosed and died. it may seem shocking, but in the last three years, ecstasy use among teenagers has jumped 67%. one in ten teens now uses it. marijuana use is up 22%. with four in ten teens smoking pot. does that surprise any of you? >> no. >> no. >> reporter: not at all? >> no. >> no. >> reporter: these high school students say marijuana is not taboo. >> people look down upon somebody who smokes cigarettes more than they look down weed. >> i'm kind of surprised that people don't think it's such a big deal. >> reporter: as for alcohol, 71% of teens have a drink before they leave high school. on average they start at just 14 years old. 25% of them by age 12. when did you first see alcohol. >> seventh grade. >> reporter: seventh grade? >> seventh grade, yeah. >> reporter: experts say after years of declines in teen alcohol and drug use, parents and the government became complacent. >> there's been less of a message getting out, if you will. a lot of the programs th

here at the site of the crash where a special commemoration service to take place jointly with the laces from smolensk in just a few moments. counted off he agrees to a cease fire proposed african union but the stalemate is unlikely to be resolved on this the libyan leader steps down last. week it. was another shocking case of an american parents are abusing her daughter to russian child is once again tensions with congratulations to the two countries. around the world and around the clock this is r t a welcome to the program now a year since the polish president was killed in a plane crash in western russia both country's leaders will meet today to mourn the victims of the disaster dozens of poland's political event also perished in the accident remembrance ceremonies have been held to commemorate what's been described as poems worst tragedy since the second world war. last year. april the tenth the one year anniversary since the plane crash that killed the polish president lech kaczynski and ninety five others being clue to the head of the polish and force it's all army chief the coali

now, fracking involves blasting chemical-laced water into the ground. in that pennsylvania incident, thousands of gallons of that water leaked to the susquehanna river. the gas company says it's now contained the leak but it's trying to figure out exactly what caused it. >>> there's a change at the top for pacific gas and electric, following last year's deadly pipeline explosion near san francisco. the company's ceo, peter darby, is now leaving with a $35 million golden parachute. 8 people were killed and 38 homes destroyed in that blast last september. >>> after months of extreme drought and wildfires have burned through more than a million acres, the governor of texas is asking texans to pray for rain. governor rick perry issued a proclamation for the prayers to take place today through sunday. the last six months have been the drying on record in parts of the state since the 1930s. one of those massive wildfires is still raging in north texas, of burning 160 homes to the ground. it has charred 150-square-miles in just the past week. only 25% is conta

he's lace family fan. -- also a family man. married to his wife shirley for 44 years, they are one of the most admired and respected couples in l.a. and the proud parents of their son khalil. their partnership represents and alliance based on love, respect, family and friends. and they're also very generous with their success. over the past 20 years they've donate. ed and raised millions of dollars for scholarships for college-bound students, particularly african-american students and students going to their favorite institution, florida a and m university, which bestowed an honorary doctorate to bernard. recently the kinseys have also become known for the collection of african-american art, boorkss and manuscripts that document the story of the african-american community. it's called the -- called the kinsey collection, shared treasures of bernard and shirley kinsey, where art and history intersect. it's been on tour to six city as -- cities and opened at the national museum of american history at the smithsonian institute and

chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shale gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health in the united states may have done russian gas production two years ago but like any seeming miracle cure shale gas may prove yet another thought and dangerous economy. now from all the international news this hour and there's renewed violence in yemen in separate incidents around government protesters killed by mozart gunman was a policeman that died in clashes it comes a day after security this is at the demonstrations in the capital sanaa killing at least. the victims died of gunshot and nine others are in a critical condition in mali you know which held a meeting on the crisis in yemen failed to agree a diplomatic response. have gun fire has erupted in the ivory coast capitalist forces loyal to the new government tried to it's launched the militia of the deposed president is part of attempts to reestablish security following heavy fighting earlier this month to ou

are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret that water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shell gas development pose a serious threat to the environment and health so perhaps like any seeming miracle cure show gassed me through yet another false and dangerous economy even if it was cool artsy moscow. but i think that it's all the business news when you hear on r.t. . hello and welcome to all of his business update thanks for joining us and a fellow capital is one of the major headaches right now for the world's leading decision makers money shifting swiftly from one market to no other essential to destabilize and so the seeds of another financial crisis one moscow based investment strategist that has mixed fortunes for places like russia. the capital has been coming into russia or over the last three or four months has really been quite short in nature they're not really been investing for long term returns the best image of the oil price is very high russia or is it represents a proxy for the for the oil price will have a sense