next we have patty and mary harris, who will talk about health and human service needs in our district. thank you. [applause] >> thank you and will come here welcome to all of our distinguished guests. i am the director of san francisco 80 services for catholic charities. i am here tonight as ever the end of of our omi community collaborative. we have some great human service needs. i know some of these were mentioned before, but it is worth repeating. our district has the highest percentage of vulnerable children, youth, and seniors compared to the city as a whole. our district has the set -- second highest incident related to domestic violence. we have one of the highest alleged child maltreatment, the highest rates of poverty and community violence to. lowest per-capita income. in district 11, we have the most diverse community compared to the city as a whole. so our needs are great. our services for seniors, we need to be able to provide services to those who are the most believable and less capable of accessing resources outside of the community. transportation for seniors, specif

actually on princess mary's big day in 1922. a bar tender called harryrink for her. old-fashioned ingredients. the queen mum's favorite. a little dry vermouth. i'm just going to shake this up. >> okay. and you can have a little taste back in time. >> all right. >> shake it with a little ice. you have some lemon here. a little twist. >> a little twist on top. >> and someone told me the queen likes her martinis, gin with a twist. >> that's what i've heard. so cheers. >> the happy couple. >> to something old. >> what we decided was this one was prepare d to wake you up in the morning. >> it's got a little kick to it. but it's nice. it's very smooth. >> right. that's the princess mary cocktail. >> og old. >>ing so new. >> i created a brand-new drink for prince william and kate. and this is the royal balmoral punch. >> balmoral is, of course, where they spend a lot of time in the country. >> that's right. so beautiful castle up in scotland where the royals love to get away for a little relaxation. and only the best for them on their big day. we've bought the

mary renown rugby player mike tindall in a wedding that will have no royal overtones. perhaps upbringing matters. prince charles was the product of a more formal era while william and harry mother far more affectionate. making them seem easier to know, easier to like and far more likely to change the monarchy into something that better reflects the 21st century. barry pedersen, cbs news, london >> mitchell: later on cbs, "48 hours mystery." thanks for joining us. i'm russ mitchell cbs news in new york. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a mist. >> reporter: for scientists what is killing sharks and other marine wildlife. >> when you come down to chinatown be sure you smile. >>> how one community has taken crime fighting into its own hands. >>> the terrifying reaction of the tornado tearing through a midwest airport. how hundreds of passengers ran for safety as the storm struck. cbs5 eyewitness news is next. s. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to

harry's father? >> no, i'm not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who did that surprise? seriously, is there anyone in the world surprised by that? that should be illegal. maryr announcer guy should be behind bars right now. unfortunately for the royal revelers, it looks like it might rain in london on friday. they might get rain on the wedding day. i hope they don't get 10,000 spoons when all they need is a knife, too. we've been having weird weather here in the colonies, as well. high alert for severe thunderstorms and tornados today from northeast texas all the way to nashville, tennessee. i'm not an expert on tornados. but my uncle frank is, right? >> definitely. >> jimmy: yes. here to explain what to do when a tornado strikes, our chief meteorologist, uncle frank. >> this is uncle frank with answers to your weather questions. the question of the day is -- from gale force, from blowy, indiana, who writes, what do you do when you see a tornado approachinging? you should hit the ground, the lower, the better. it might still get you, but you have a better -- it's like, if you are being fired upon by weapons, what do you do? you hit the ground. you get as lo

i have been listening to harry reid and boxer and mary and all those ones are out there that are goingnd on that is all about the woman's health care. what they are doing is that they are hiding. they are lying. what they are saying is the women will not be able to have health care. it will not be able to get checked or cancer. it is about abortion. i like many millions here in the united states do not want our tax dollars spent for abortion. i do not blame them for arguing for that. i thank god that they do. that is part of it. i was listening to the republican women. they said that is not what is bought back all. they said it is because the democrats do not want to bring the spending under control. it is this back and forth. you have to be between the lines. i know where the problem is. we need to get harry reid and that bunch to understand that we need to get a budget in place and led by air. we cannot continue to spend what we do not have. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us. here is where things stand. the current short-term spending measure will expire in an hour and a half

harry -- harvey. hero of the peninsula war. he had one arm. he was a very eligible, very attractive man and trusted by wellington who he was very close to. and so mary ann, louisa -- the sisters lived almost like part of wellington's family from then on. but, tragically, felton died suddenly in 1819 of diphtheria. louisa was completely devastated. she wasn't tempered like her sister, it was all or nothing. so when she was widowed and bereaved, she was bereaved. she wouldn't leave her room, everything was draped in black, and this lasted for a good year. it took her a long time to recover from felton's death. but in 1828 she married again an even more eligible man who was five years younger. his title was francis marvin, known as ka by her, and he was the heir to a dukedom. lou wiess saw she herself admitted married very well and became the first american duchess to wear the strawberry tiara which only duchesses can wear. and it was a happy marriage. only saddened by her inability to have children and bear ka the much-desired heir. and then we have emily, the one who stayed at home. emily married a canadian fur trader, john mctalfish. and she lived f