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the designers wanted the exact, right shade of lace. so, they hand-dyed the lace with a tea bag.his dress, if you were to buy it, would cost $3,700. >> not cheap. >> but the average dress costs $3,500. >> a question, as a man with a young daughter who will be answering these questions, hopefully not for a few years. the idea of the wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event. you want to stand out. but a replica dress? >> i think it takes a confident bride. one thing we heard from the brides who had just seen her dress. the one kind of way they were influenced, they liked the lace. and lace isn't something that a lot of modern brides. a lot of them do the satin, strapless. >> when catherine middleton came out and pulled it off, as our catherine does. >> how gorgeous is she? >> bravo. well done. >> they worked around the clock. the tiara cost extra. and i'll be swiping that from her head. >> i know. can you believe it? >> no. >> see more photos of the highlights of the royal wedding. >>> coming up next, the great mother's day deals. ♪ ahh ♪ ahh ♪ ahh ♪ ahh ♪ ohh! ♪ can we wake up? did w

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work around the clock carefully cutting, handsewing applying every last piece of lace.orry to pull off that timeless look in record time. >> go ahead and say it you didn't like it. >> no. >> i'm putting it out there, peggy. don't be scared. >> everybody loved it but i was slightly disappointed. i was expecting a little bit more and you see i worked on it myself and that was probably part of the problem. i thought should have had a little bit more of va, va, voom. and a very close knockach of princess grace. is she looked beautiful. i don't have to e-mail us. she really looked stunning. >> didn't do enough for you. >> a little more something there. >> and if you wanted -- a woman modeling the replica yesterday. if you want the real thing, >>> this morning on "world news now," inside the military mission that took out osama bin laden. new details about the last moments of public enemy number one. >> and how can pakistani leaders not know about this secret hideout? it's wednesday, may 4th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm peggy bu

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pants laced with caffeine. they claim to help the pounds slide off when you slip them on.n has more. >> i put them on every day for five hours under my jeans. except today, i wore them under my workout pants. >> reporter: rather than drinking caffeine, this woman is wearing it for weight loss after seeing an ad for pants that are actually laced with caffeine. we asked her to wear the pants for two weeks to see if she noticed a difference. >> i will do it the whole two weeks and see how it goes. >> reporter: there are several companies selling the garments but the maker of this brand, lytess recommended wearing the pants five hours a day for two weeks to see results. there are plenty of studies to suggest drinking caffeine can help you increase your metabolic rate and burn calories. but wearing it? the data doesn't seem to be there yet. >> who wouldn't want to put a patch on their skin, or put a pair of caffeine-laced bicycle shorts on, and just continue to do whatever you do with your diet and exercise and miraculously melt off pounds? >> reporter: supplement expert ellen

details are scarce, according to reports, prince harry was light-hearted and his speech laced with jokest his brother's expense. he referred to the couple as the dude and duchess. his girlfriend chelsea davey had a speech beforehand and insisted he drop a risque reference to kate. with kate the duchess nervous before the big day, apparently, amazingly not. >> she is the same on her wedding morning as she has been all the way through. she is just so calm and so collected. it sounds amazing but it's absolutely true. >> for now, just a short break. monday is a holiday here in britain. the newlyweds will thousand dollars their rural home in wales, where the duke will back to work as a emergency rescue pilot. as for the honeymoon, there will be one overseas but they won't say where or when. >> royal wedding watcher lisa argen here, taking a look at our accu-weather forecast. >> very nice out there. we already have temperatures in the 50s and 60s. a little windy but that really backs off on the wind and we'll have details next. >> also next, why nasa has decided to postpone the launch of the s

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. >>> and it's time to lace up your running shoes. the walk for love begins in less than an hour. live at the mount washington feed rattic -- pediatric hospital. we'll tell you all about it after the break. >> thank you, sharon. first here are saturday's winning lottery numbers. good luck to everyone. we'll be right back. >>> good morning on this first day of may. and southeast at 5 to 10 knots and those advisories right now. take a look at first warning live doppler radar. going to bring us some rain heading into the beginning of the week and can't rule out a scattered shower even later today. take a look at this graphic and it will give you an idea of what is moving in. heavy rain to our west. can't rule out i scattered showered to. a better chance of rain and some thunderstorms later on this afternoon. today 73. your first forecast. >>> and but first back to some of the other stories people are talking about this morning. a young girl -- young girl in ohio discovered four bodies inside a rural columbus home sparking a bloody gun battle. the murder suspect was later spotted 90-m

cyanide laced capsules killed seven people.urn over a sample, serving life in prison for killing three people during a string of bombings. >>> we're waiting for former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn to be released from rikers island. a judge did grant him bail yesterday. once he agreed to post $1 million cash bond on top of that, $5 million insurance bond, and also submit to house arrest as well as electronic monitoring. >> our legal analyst jeffrey toobin joins us this morning. jeff, let's just answer this, is this unusual that he would get bail on these terms or is this entirely usual that somebody charged with a sex crime who can put up the bond can be freed? >> this was a really close call. i mean i think -- first of all, nothing is usual about this case. you rarely have a white collar-style defendant accused in a violent crime of this kind. that's just a fact. you don't see many cases like that. but, there are competing considerations in this case. you had a judge earlier in the week essentially turn down the same deal,

in 1982, seven people died after taking pills from tylenol bottles laced with cyanide. a lawyer for the unibomber who is serving a life sentence for his attacks that killed three, said the dna is wanted to rule him out as a suspect. >>> in peshawar, a pakistani bystander died while several americans were hurt. the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. >>> senate republicans have handed president obama his first senate defeat of a judicial nominee. the senate was eight votes short of the 60 needed to end debate and give goodwin liu, a university of california law professor who is viewed as a liberal, an up or down vote on his nomination. >>> and who knew the centers for disease control has a sense of humor? in a blog post, the cdc gives ways to prepare for a zombie apocalypse. the post got so much attention, it actually crashed the cdc website. they say it was just a satyrical way to get attention for the real issue of preparing for hurricane season. mission accomplished there. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow open

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. >> janet napolitano says the terror alert level will not be laced because there is no specific threats of retaliation. here in the bay area law enforcement is in increasing security. amy hollyfield joins us in san francisco with more. >> same situation here. no threats have been reported but police officers and their dogs of been very visible in downtown san francisco this morning. >> commuters were greeted with a new reality this morning. more police officers watching auto for anything suspicious now that osama bin laden is dead. >> as a precaution we have alerted the officers on patrol and all personnel to be alert in the transit areas places of worship and people may gather and normally protest. >> they are in constant communication with homeland security and keeping a close eye on the ground. and bart officers added more officers to the trains and platforms. >> we had a lot of officers in training we are asking them to come in. >> neither agency has received a net or has any indication that bay area will be a terrorist target. >> we wanted to make sure if anybody was going to try t

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. >> reporter: 7 people died when taking cyanide laced tylenol. kaczinski filed a motion asking that his personal belongings not be put up for auction. the fbi wanted a sample of his dna to compare it with dna connected with the tylenol cases and claims he never even possessed any potassium cyanide. his attorney defended the motion. >> we want to make sure that he has all available evidence. >> that would include items from his famous cabin to show there is no trace of cyanide and journals to show where he was during the tylenol killings. >> i'm completely convinced that he is innocent. i don't believe he was in the chicago area. >> reporter: the judge never ruled on the motion so the online auction proceeded this week including his notable hoody and his hand written manifesto with bids reaching in the five figures for those items so far. the proceeds from the sale will go to kaczinski's victims. >> there is no chance he will stop the government from getting his dna if they want it. >> reporter: all of kaczinski's filings were sent to the federal

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crimes we are alleging committed are against humanity, murder and persecution, shooting in public laces and arresting illegal legally, torturing people in areas outside of the zone. >> but that won't change the immediate future of those left behind in misrata. the only safe way out of the city is by sea and there just wasn't enough room on the ship for everyone. >> syrian security forces have arrested thousands of people across the country as they intensify their crackdown on anti-government protests. the u.s. state department has described it as a barbaric use of collective punishment. our correspondent reports from amman in neighboring jordan. >> it's as those campaigning for reform in syria have lost all sense of fear. hundreds of unarmed protesters have been killed in recent days, but still they come out on to the streets demanding change. these latest pictures which we can't verify appear to show a new significant protest movement in syria's second city. if the president was faced with an uprising here, it could arguably be the biggest challenge to his regime so far. as the protest

someone was lacing tylenol with cyanide. seven people murdered in chicago in the fall of 1982. >> cyanide contains tylenol. >> this product may be contaminated with cyanide and should be destroyed. >> reporter: it dominated headlines. >> a nationwide search is under way today to find a man and a woman wanted for questioning in the tylenol murders. >> reporter: a case that literally changed the way americans shop. the tylenol scare prompted the nation's first mass recall of a retail product. tamper-proof medicines now a fact of life. three decades later the case remains unsolved. now a shot in the dark. the unabomber terrorized the country for 18 years. >> sir, are you responsible for these bombings? >> reporter: injuring 23 people and killing 3 in a series of mail bombings. as it turns out, kaczynski grew up in the chicago area where the tylenol attacks happened. four of his bombings took place there between 1978 and 1980. sources tell abc news giving kaczynski's ties to the region, the fbi requested a sample of his dna to c

ted kaczynski says the fbi wants a sample of his dna to check if he played a role in lacing the tylenol with cyanide. you may remember seven people in the chicago area died back in 1982 after taking the tylenol pills. the poisonings alarmed an entire nation. >> anyone could be a victim which made it extremely frightening back in 1982. compared to today, what we would call domestic terrorism. >> now kaczynski who was convicted of being the unabomber denies any involvement in the case and he is zg judge to delay the auction of his items taken from his cabin. items which may exonerate him from the killings. >>> a mom who claimed to botox her 8-year-old said she made the whole thing up for money too. late. we'll see why it may now cost her a small fortune. >> in depth, we take you inside the mind of a sexual predator. a child molester talks about his crime, his motivation and what parents need to be watching out for. >>> and social networking gets personal. see how one woman's twitter account helped save her life. >>> and good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a lot of sunshine

shot clock vie lace. the dallas mavericks lost three of four to memphis, beat oklahoma city two of three. that will be the western conference finals. for the fourth time in franchise history, the dallas mavericks are going to the western conference finals. there will be a new champion in the nba. and one of the great coaching careers of all time has come to an end. in all likelihood. mark cuban and phil jackson, who have shared many a negative word publicly, did not go after each other in this series and cuban with a hug for kobe bryant as he departs. a lot of the players around the league respect what mark has done with this franchise. a new champion will be crowned. as the los angeles lakers face a ton of questions going forward. a very embarrassing elimination here in dallas. 122-86. as they file off and perhaps we've seen phil jackson coach for the final time. 11 rings. this day belongs to the dallas mavericks. moving to the western finals. and here's heather with dirk nowitzki and jason terry. >> hea

seven people died after taking tylenol laced with potassium cyani cyanide.ving a sentence after a string of pipe bombing. we'll talk more about all of this with a man that knows the unabomber well, that's at the top of the hour. >>> tragic news from the mississippi river flooding. the first death linked to the slow-moving disaster happened near vicksburg, mississippi. the victim a 69-year-old man, walter cook, he was pulled from the floodwaters tuesday. he died this morning. the mississippi river is topping out an all-time high at vicksburg. certainly no certainty of what the floodwaters -- when the floodwaters will recede. look at this. people are doing what they can to protect their belongings. you can see in some of these pictures, what you're seeing people have made their own levees around their homes and in some cases it appears it's working. >>> the mothers of two american hikers held in iran are now on a hunger strike. they fear their sons are in grave danger. josh fatale and shawn bower are jailed in iran since 2009. their trial was supposed to begin

while details are scarce, the daily telegraph reports prince harry was light hearted and laced with jokes at his brother's expense and even some of his more elderly relatives. prince charles described kate as the daughter he never had and said that the family is lucky to have her. today, the official family photos were released. the duke and duchess alone and with their family. >> from their point of view, it was two families coming together. >> reporter: there is this more casual official photo, clowning for the camera is 8-year-old tom pettifor. >> it was a picture we all wanted to take. we had seconds to put that picture together. those children came in. they knew -- there was a promise of sweets and jelly beans. >> after a long weekend, the newlyweds will head to wales where prince william will return to his work as a military search and rescue pilot. they are planning a honeymoon somewhere overseas and exotic but they won't say where and they won't say when. the parents of the bride checked out of their hotel this morning and headed home. after months of living in the public eye, it

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has added the syrian leader to their black lace by imposing sanctions and he personally where it's all heading is unclear now there may be a debate within the obama administration over between those who want to overthrow the syrian government and those who are afraid that whatever comes next after the assad government were to fall would be stabilized syria or perhaps an even more hostile syria but i think the logic of the position is the united states personally sanctioned. the government the president and his or closest advisers and offered him the option of either leaving the transition to democracy side while it appears to be an alternative i think the organic tendency within the obama administration is they carry out regime change in syria and i think those who favor regime change have gotten the upper hand the u.s. is now involved in the civil war where he's clearly caking sides and giving full support for the opposition leader but we have a large what a large portion of the leader population is very much opposed to any foreign intervention in washington's attempts to push certain

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. >>> a financial showdown set to take lace in sumner san jose. city leaders put off the vote declares on a fiscal emergency today and will instead vote on june the 21st. workers showed displeasure that could allow the employees to get more benefits. the mayor says drastic changes are needed to curb retirement spending going from $ 3 million in 2000. $1 86 million and projected to be a quarter bill in 2012. >>> jerry freedom fighter, a cal state east bay teacher running for governor in his home country, survived an assassination attempt and an arrest but his future in that company remains uncertain. the ruling government calls him a law breaker and his wife here calls him a hero. cheryl is next. >> reporter: jessica, the professor who wants to be governor in his home state in nigeria is putting his life on the line for change. his wife, who has also a professor here said she's worried about his safety. >> if his safety were really in human hands he wouldn't be alive today. >> reporter: cal state east bay professor is alive, according to his wife.

chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states implements commercial secret water laced with chemicals in drinking water so shell gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and. chill gas may be fast on its way to becoming a total game changer on the u.s. energy markets but like any seeming miracle cures show gas may prove u.s. and other folds and dangerous economy exceeding the churchyard she must go. after well so many have been held to the late president of he is currently lying in state in the russian capital so to get back ups passed away in a moscow hospital on sunday a week after undergoing surgery for lung cancer and many moving politicians including president they did it came to pay their last respects but ups was sixty two years old he led up house here for the last six years during its struggle to retain independence from daughter. was recognized by rapture in two thousand and eight following the war in south the center but up his body will be flown to his native the night but he later rests on. a look now at some other international stories thi

has added the syrian leader to their black lace by imposing sanctions or any personally where it's all heading is unclear now there may be a debate within the obama administration. between those who want to overthrow the syrian government and those who are afraid that whatever comes next after the assad government were to fall would be stabilized syria or perhaps an even more hostile syria and i think those three. upper hand the u.s. is now involved in the civil war in leone where he is clearly taking sides and getting full support for the opposition leader but we have a large what a large portion of the levy on population is very much opposed to any foreign intervention in washington's attempts to push certain people to power there could mean years of conflict ahead experts say foreign intervention could create a much worse conflict in syria which means the heart of the area which is in the period part of the arab world if you rance closest ally in the region and he could send shock waves throughout the whole region on the israeli palestinian issue and part of the speech was very much

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seven people in the chicago area died in 1982 after taking pills from bottles laced with cyanide. the poisonings alarmed the nation and led to new tamper-proof packaging for all kinds of items. >> anyone could be a victim, which made it extremely frightening in 1982 and today, it would be what we call domestic terrorism. >> no one was charged with poisoning the tylenol, but in recent years, the police and fbi have re-energized their investigation. now infbi wants a sample of dna from ted kaczynski, convicted of being the unabomber and serving a life sentence for his 18-year series of attacks that killed three people and injured 28 others. he has chicago connections, born and schooled there. kaczynski revealed this development himself in handwritten documents filed in federal court. i have never even possessed potassium cyanide, he said, using the chemical's full name. he asked a federal judge to delay a government auction now under way of items taken from his cabin in montana, including his journals. they're being sold to raise money for his bombing victims. among the ideas, a hoo

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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 shale gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health. show gas may be forced on its way to becoming a total game changer on the u.s. markets but like any seeming miracle cure show gas may prove yes and out of full and dangerous economy it didn't get much of archie. but now some other world news that. a series of bombings in nigeria have killed at least ten people and injured dozens of several explosions went off near an army barracks northeast of the blast happened the most mauretania. happened just hours after president goodluck jonathan was sworn in for a long term. has been hit by deadly bombings the wake of intense post-election violence. the operator of the plans seem a nuclear plant has admitted it would be impossible to stabilize the facility before the year's end. its hopes of getting a second station or year workers been delayed by meltdowns at three of the reactors and threats of the king radiation as a result

and lace up but likely join our correspondent alexei yet to share ski who's that and he'll tell us more about what's happening as we continue to receive information on this story currently breaking in western ukraine. well we are covering the victory day celebrations across russia throughout the day and make sure you are cheering did it six pm g.m.t. when the spectacular follow work displays will kickoff across. ok to other news now and in libya fierce fighting continues in the city of misrata the rebel stronghold that's been under siege for weeks over two thousand nato coalition air strikes launched since the beginning of the allied intervention have so far failed to topple colonel gadhafi forces i bet it is discovering how some of those involved in the campaign to get harder to justify the cost. for those who joined the fight in libya the cost of conflict is quickly taking off denmark's one of just six nato members conducting air strikes to enforce the no fly zone it's six f. sixteen fighter planes are racking up a hefty bill of thirteen and a half million dollars a month over anticip

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