we learned that mclaughlin, former utility pepairman..ffenderr who spent 10 months in jail for molesting a 13-year-old girl................ddringg that prison time, . mclaughlin coolected city pay checks. he claimed he was out on sick leeve. (liss) "cause his mom said he had a hernia operation.". mcclaughlin ccllected nearly 13-thousand dollars inn prison...some of it fraudulent sick pay. the city now settled with claughlin.. - he onll has to pay back $3300 dollars, less than one third of the money that ddvid mcclinnock..... (mcclintock/insp. gen.) "that's a matter of pity's inspector general, said he stole...... still, mclintock ho investigates fraud says he's satisfied with the settlemenn....(mclintock) " are not the ssme. thii was a complex matter anddi think that the city did a fair job in settling the case." ................but marta mossburg, of tte public policc institute.....(mossburg) pthere were so many inssances when dennis mclaughlin should have been caught by his superiors...." ...............belleves mclaaghlii got off cheap

and it's only goinn to costt mclaughlin 36-hundred dollars,, less than one thhrd ffthe money...that some say hhe blatenly tole. 3 (mossburr) "there were so many instances when dennis mclaughlin should have been & caught by his superiors...." & (mmssburg) "again, t goes back to the facttthaa the ciiy - has not done a ggod job of overseeing the people who work for it. and they need to promise ussgoing forward that they'rr goiig to do a much accountableewho wwrk for taxpayyrs.." 3 the mayor now requires city agency within 22 hours of any live in east baltimore, meean gilllland, fox 45 morning news. 3& baltimore county olice identify the man... aacused in a burgllay and sexxal assault. assault.this is ronald preston... who allegedly brrke into a white marsh hoose in april.he's accused of & attempting to sexually assault a woman he knew... who was sleeping inside at the time. when she woke up... he escaped throuug a window. p33 residents in cecil state's proposed toll hikes. hikes.resideett living near the hatem bridge argue t's unfair... because they could -3 end upp aying ore thhn

and has now settlee ith mclaughlin..dollars, less than one third of the money that david mcclintock..... 33 3 3& as a result of the mclaughlin case, tte mayoo now requires city employees to notify their agency within 24 hours of any crrminal arrest. live in east baltimore, keitt daniels, fox 45 news late editton. state senaaor catherine pugh mmde it official tonnght.... announccng that she'll run for mayor of baltimorr. baltimore.sheemade the announceeent earlier today... at a community center in northwest baltimoreii elected, taxes in half. there are now six likely candiiatts on the ballot for the democratic primary in septemmer.and experts say a crowded race typiialll favors the incumbent. <"people gravitate towaad the names they know... stephanie rawlings blake."> blake."> heee's... plenny of name recognition in the race..../ ááwhicháá means... they'll have to do... a lot of &pfundraising.../ balttmooe grand prix constrrction is underway in downttwn and that means driiers.sttrting toddy... conway street is closed rom

mclaughlin wws fired...d sued by the city.the - pt's only going to cost -3 mclauuhhlnn36-hundred dollars, 3&pmoney... ttat some say he blatenlyystole. 3 (mossburg) "thhre were o many instances when dennis mclaughlin shoold have been caught by hisssupeeiors...." (mossburg) "again, it goess back to the fact that tte ciiy hhs ot done a good job of overseeing the people wwo work forrit. and they need to promise us going orrard thht thhy're going to do aammch better jjb aad hold eoole accountable who work for &ptaxpayers.." 3 thh ayor ow requires city emppoyeesstoonotify theer agency within 24 hours of ann 3 live in eass baltimooe, megan gilliland, fox 45 morning news. 3 the state wraps up tt case... against gahiji tshamba... he -3baltimore ciy pooice officer - aacused of hooting a forrer marineeto death. among tthse 3 was tammy dddge....a friend of the former marineekilled inn & tte shooting... who was ut 3 defense attorneys called parts --3 of dodge's testimony iiconsistent. but much of it did support what othe

barsá.deenis mclaughlin spent almost a year behinn bbrs...r sexxally assaultingga 13 year old girl.but durrng his prison sntence... the former utiiity repairman remained on the city's payroll.he claimed and collected nearll 13- thousand of dollars in city investigation... mccaughlin wws fired and sued y the city. mclaughlin now has to pay 366 pundred dollars bacc. an emotional hearing... for the d-- officer aacuued of killing a mother and her &pinfant daughher. daughter.fammly embers of wynetta and jaylin wright... were given the raae about thh man accused of killinn their loved ones.three women... including wright's mothee... let loose aa ttradee.. at accused killer him a mooster.... another ed - called him trash.state'' attorney angela alsobrooks says the family feet a need to be heaad. 3&"i thinn for everybody in our community we shareethis family's pain. we absslutely share their ain anddwe look forward o prosecuttng the case" case." phillipp was held without bbnn... oo charges of murder... for allegedly shooting wyneeta wright innthe all

professor mclaughlin. >> thank you.st decade nothing has affected policy of the united states and indeed the daily lives of americans more than the threat of a possible terrorist attack. the impact has been clear in foreign policy and many aspect of domestic policy and how we have employed military forces and how we have built coalitions and use the alliances. even before this decade was very old, many people were calling this long war. by any president in american history this has turned out to be true. in the process, u.s. counter-terrorism policy has evolve. as progress has occurred and as new threats have appeared. and the adversaries, speaking mainly of al qaeda, has also changed, showing signs of vulnerability while also experimented with new tactics and becoming in some ways more elusive. with the death of osama bin laden two months ago the united states has arrived at a milestone of sorts but many are asking what this means. how do we assess the threat now? what work remains to be done? what strategy is most app

good morning patricee we'vv learned mclaughlin, won't pay back all the money he got away with.he spentalmost a year behind these cell walls... for sexually assaulting a 13 - prison sentence, the ffrmer utilitt repairman, remained on the city's payroll.he claimed he collected nearly 13- thousand of dollars in city expense.a investigation jump started by our repprts... and the bollness of a (lisa) "cause his mom said he had hernia operation."(lisa) books he would ave you know, &pbeen getting paid during ttat once again, is that he was never in he hospital, h was i" iicarerated.."mclaughlii was fired... and sued bb the cityy but the settllment... will dollars, that's less than one third of the money... that from the ccty... at your expense. the mayor now requires ity empllyees to nntify theii agency withhn 24 hours of any criminal arrest. live in east baltimore, megan gglliland, fox 45 morninggnews. she as an ambitious 23-year- old... abouu to atteed towson university...until she was ssabbed to death and umped in almost six years aag.happened - by chiidden back in 2005.eeed - liitle is kn

dennis mclaughlin../// pheating... the city... out - of... thousands of dollarss.. pay.t city hall...// where ...we've learned.../ &pbaak.../ all... the money... e got away witt. lawmakers athered today in cecii county to speak out hikes around thh state. 3- lawmakers gathered today in cccil county to speakkout against the proposed toll hikes around the state. state.ressdents near the hartemmbridge gathered at this restaurant..peaking out against theeproposed plan to get rid of the ddcal program e-z passsclaiming costssof everyday living --- wwull soar. &p..."we want to make sure .... acrrss the state." state." statewide commmters will have the chance to discuss tte roposal in 9 public hearings held arounddthe state. the first ii baltimore will be held next monday in federaa hill. and for a complete list of hearings will be held --- go to fox-baltimore dot com slash newslinks. how are the roads looking tonig? ttnight?laurrn cook has our traffic edge reportt 3 maps-providence-wilkens-back tt maps 3 &p lauren's raffic edge eport brings us to our question of &pthe day. is t

dramatico fue en el que, un ladron jalone a una anciana para quitarle de su bolso sobre la avenida mclaughlinas once, cerca de la calle blossom hill, un hombre fue asaltado y amenazado con un cuchillo... ---y esta madrugada a las 4, una mujer fue asaltada en la esquina de las calles commercial y 15 norte.... stop open cu ---la agencia del transporte "bart" logro un acuerdo con la madre de oscar grant que habia entablado una demanda civil por la muerte del joven el dia de aÑo nuevo en 2009. take vo ---bart pagara 1.3 millones de dolares y se excluira de cualquier culpabilidad a la agencia y la familia no podra demandar a ningun agente de la policia de esa entidad. --anteriormente el bart tambien pago 1.5 millones de dolares a la hija de grant que actualmente tiene 6 aÑos de edad. ---grant, murio a manos del ex policia johannes mehserle quien se encuentra libre. ---aun hay otras 5 demandas judiciales contra el bart. top vo ---de algo malo... las autoridades sacaran algo bueno, dejeme le explico. -- durante la pasada serie mundial de beisbol, las autoridades confiscaron en los alrededores del at

21:21 no creo que va ser dificil 21:25 21:26 creemos que va a pasar la mayoria van a pasar gayle mclaughlin13:15 the resolution la resolucion de manana es un primer paso, y es grande porque incluye el borrador de la ordenanza final que detalla el proyecto. san francisco y oakland aprobaron estas mismas identificaciones, aunque en esta ultima ciudad se ha retrasado la entrega, pues incluye ademas el servicio de tarjeta de debito. ramon cardona/centro latino cuzcatlan 2: 51 ese es el modelo que nosotros estamos persiguiendo por que ese beneficio adicional aparte del de identidad personal, creemos que es muy grande muy valioso 3:00 decenas de organizacione s estan movilizandose para respaldar la idea. sergio rios./aso.comerci antes calle 23-richmond 28:40 porque la policia asi puede identificar y ver que todo esta bien con las personas latinas y no tiene que esconderse de nada 28:48 para personas como aracely la matricula consular ya no es suficiente. 29:59 he ido hasta la farmacia y a veces no me la quieren aceptar la consular que quieren un id entonces yo creo que si es muy necesario un id 3

to give you perspective, the closest main intersection is tully and mclaughlin. we're in southeast san jose this morning. police got the call after 3:00 when they arrived they found a man shot to death here and then later learned that three others were also shot. police say those people actually walked to local hospitals to get help. one is said to have non-life threatening injuries, the other two, their condition is not known. at this point, though, noord yet on the suspect or suspects. they took off before police arrived. so, they are still on the loose this morning. so far no arrests have been made. at this point, laura, police say they are not sure if this latest shooting in san jose is gang related. a recap again, this is the city's 25th homicide of the year. >> really becoming so common. it's sad to see. thank you. 6:34. this morning 14 people are without a home after their san leandro apartment building was damaged by fire. investigators are looking for the cause of the blaze that damaged five units of the apartments at hays street. it took firefighters ab

dramatico fue en el que un ladron jaloneo a una anciana para despojarla de su bolso sobre la avenida mclaughlinnce, cerca de la calle blossom hill, un hombre fue asaltado y amenazado con un cuchillo... ---y esta madrugada a las cuatro, una mujer fue asaltada en la esquina de las calles commercial y 15 norte.... stop open roll open cu ---el sistema de cuidado medico social para los ancianos de los estados unidos podra sufrir algunos recortes... take vo ---el senador independiente joe lieberman y el republicano tom coburn presentaron hoy una propuesta para hacer recortes al medicare y de esa forma reducir la deuda nacional... ----bajo este plan la edad para recibir medicare aumentaria de 67 a 69 aÑos, y obligara a las personas con mas recursos a pagar mas... ---segun los legisladores, esto ahorraria al pais mas de 600 mil millones de dolares en una decada... cu ---se espera que hoy, ambas camaras de la legislatura californiana con mayora democrata, voten para aprobar el nuevo presupuesto estatal... take vo ---el nuevo presupuesto incluye una serie de recortes a varios sectores incluyendo la educa

authority and international russia's foreign minister calls on their minds to stick to it with mclaughlin the move the muscles from. a major breakthrough in a political sky cases the recently arrested chechen fugitives officially charged with germany's private investigators claim we have advanced they have proof c was one of them who carried out living. in russia brown's imports of fresh vegetables from a new because of the deadly outbreak of the bacteria called europe provocation from the infection already claiming to live in the purity of germany. next year because even president asserted by gaps has been laid to rest in his home village following his death last weekend but how will his passing affect his small nation marty's been speaking to its foreign minister. now. several days after the uprising president sergei budge passed the weight become true remains in mourning while concentrating its political future with me today is the cause important minister mark seem to be in jail mr green chip resistant bug ups led the positive for the last six years during that time the countries in t

of the four people shot early this morning on oxton drive near tully and mclaughlin in east san jose, one is dead, and the killers are still out there. >> it's too early to determine motive whether it's gang- related or not but that's something we are looking into. >> reporter: this marks the 27th homicide. year and caps off what has been an unusually violent week in san jose. last thursday a riot broke out downtown and three people were stabbed. business owner say word is getting out that san jose is about to lay off 100 cops. >> maybe out-of-towners are coming because of lack of resources. >> being the crook is a livelihood. >> reporter: just hours after the fatal shooting, san jose police officers voted to approve a 10% pay cut for a year which would save more than 150 additional layoffs. but pink slips have already gone out to 100 officers and crooks are ready. >> no doubt folks are out there seeing it on tv, reading it in the newspaper, reading it on the internet that san jose is going to lay off officers. and now is the time to take advantage of that opportunity. >> reporter: on

>>> from washington, "the mclaughlin group," the american original. for over two decades, the sharpest >>> issue one, aaron gobra. ♪ ♪ >> my name is barack obama. [cheering] of the moneygal obama. and i come home to find the -- that we lost along the way. >> president barack first lady this week attended a g-8 summit in europe. the first stop was dublin. irish prime minister kenny greeted the president and the first lady. president obama and his entourage then traveled by motorcade the 87 miles to moneygall, to visit a distant relative of five generations ago, his great, great, great- grandfather. his name was -- kearny. in moneygall, obama tried his own hand at rhythms, coupled are three words of authentic gaelic. >> remember that whatever hardships the winter may bring, springtime is always just around the corner. if they they keep arguing with you, just respond with the simple creed -- yes, we can! >> question, will were there compelling reasons for the state visit to the irish people? or was this mostly a campaign event, pat? >> look, i think it w

>>> from washington, "the mclaughlin group," the american original. for over two decades, the >>> issue one, pawlenty's matter. he's got high hopes! ! ♪ >> let's grow the economy by 5%, instead of the anemic 2% currently in vision. >> the announced republican presidential candidate, tim how pawlenty has high hopes for the u.s. economy. he wants it to grow by 5%, $700 billion growth per year. this week, governor pawlenty unveiled his economic plan to get that 5% growth. one, cut corporate taxes. from 35% to 15%, permitting more capital for investment and for hiring. two, create two tax brackets, 10% bracket for family incomes up to $100,000, 25% for all other incomes. three, eliminate three existing taxes -- on capital gains, on dividends, and on inheon inheritances. thus yielding more spending money. four, balance federal budgets, with a constitutional amendment requiring that budgets carry no deficit. question, how can tim pawlenty combine cutting taxes and balancing the budget? i ask you, pat. >> do you it, john, with 5% growth a year, which throws

. >>> reporter: here at the asian plaza on mclaughlin road in the little saigon area of san jose, an elderly woman was just getting out of her vehicle when the suspect walked up and grabbed her purse and then got into a getaway car. but when the victim's husband came to her aid, a tug of war ensued over the purse and the getaway driver took off. both victims were dragged to the ground. merchant hong trang says everybody in the plaza is talking about what happened here in broad daylight. >> everybody, the whole community, worry about the robbery, for their safety. >> reporter: in another case about 9 a.m. monday morning, two employees of a store at valley fair mall were leaving to make a cash deposit at a bank when a suspect ran up to the employees and forcibly took the deposit bag out of the victim's arms and fled on foot. >> were they targeted because somebody knew they were going to make the deposit or was it a random act and more like a purse snatch? we are still looking into both of those possibilities. >> reporter: in a third robbery at blossom hill and judith two suspects robbe

>>> from washington, "the mclaughlin group," the american original. for over two decades, the sharpest minds, a >>> issue one, huntsman versus obama. >> i intend to announce that i will be a candidate for the presidency a week from today. >> the ranks of republican presidential contenders grew this week from seven to eight. jon huntsman, the former governor of utah, and u.s. ambassador to thpeople's puic china, announced he also will seek to be the republican nominee to challenge barack obama 17 months from now. what does jon huntsman bring to the 2012 table? one, foreign policy. ambassador to singapore, appointed by george h.w. bush. ambassador to china, appointed by barack ob'ma. two, executive branch, huntsman has served four u.s. presidents. three, moderate politics. huntsman is a supporter of green energy and equal rights for same-sex unions. that means he can steal independent votes from obama in the general election. those factors are the said that huntsman candidacy made plplplp why did huntsman declare his intention to declare his candidacy i

>>> from washington, "the mclaughlin group," the american original. for over two decades, the sh >>> issue one, iraq is back! over 100 people wounded, over 20 killed this week in a deadly attack in a crowded market in central baghdad. bodies were strewn everywhere. the war in iraq just ended its eighth year, now the second longest war in u.s. history, second only to the afghanistan conflict. here's is a iraq war human toll, u.s. military. killed, 4421 american soldiers. injured, amputeed, wounded, mentally ill -- 31,922 americans. the u.s. military is still there, the number of u.s. troops in iraq now just short of 50,000. roughly the population of biloxi, mississippi. the u.s. military in iraq had been scheduled to leave iraq by december 31, 2011. secretary gates now says he wants them to stay. and he is trying to figure outs how he can get the iraqi government to "ask" the u.s. to stay in iraq. >> the iraq and we are talking about some kind of residual american presence in terms of helping them with beyond december of 2011. >> some believe that we a

of the four people shot early this morning on oxton drive near tully and mclaughlin in east san jose, one is dead and the killers are still out there. >> it's too early to determine the motive, whether it's gang- related or not, but that's something we are looking into. >> reporter: this marks the 27th homicide of the year and caps off an unusually violent week in san jose. last thursday, a riot broke out downtown and three people were stabbed. business owner say word is getting out that san jose is about to lay off 100 cops. >> an opinion that i heard it's maybe lack of resources, the police department, why the out- of-towners are coming here and doing what they do, you know, as they call it get crazy and disrespect the streets. >> being a crook is a livelihood. >> reporter: hours later san jose police officers voted to approve a 10% pay cut for one year, which would save more than 150 additional layoffs. but pink slips have already gone out to 100 officers. and beatt ysaias crooks areie says they are ready. >> it's on the street that san jose is going to lay off officers and now the

he is being introduced by john mclaughlin. this is live coverage, here on c-span. >> becoming in some ways, more elusive. with the death of osama bin laden two months ago, the united states has arrived at a milestone of sorts. many are asking what does this mean? how do we assess the threat now? what work remains to be done? what strategy is most appropriate for this new phase? here to discuss this with us today is someone i know to be one of the nation's most dedicated public servants, john brennan, assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism. it is hard to imagine anyone better prepared for these responsibilities than john brennan. prior to joining the president in 2009, he had a lengthy career in government and in the private sector. counter-terrorism has been a thread running through his career since the early 1990's. a graduate of fordham university and the university of texas at austin, he served for 25 years at the cia, beginning in 1980. during that time, he held major responsibilities in anal

. >>> reporter: here at the asian plaza on mclaughlin road in the little saigon area of san jose, anerly woman was just getting out of her vehicle when the suspect walked up and grabbed her purse and then got into a getaway car. but when the victim's husband came to her aid, a tug of war ensued over the purse and the getaway driver took off. both victims were dragged to the ground. merchant hong trang says everybody in the plaza is talking about what happened here in broad daylight. >> everybody, the whole community, worry about the robbery, for their safety. >> reporter: in another case about 9 a.m. monday morning, two employees of a store at valley fair mall were leaving to make a cash deposit at a bank when a suspect ran up to the employees and forcibly took the deposit bag out of the victim's arms and fled on foot. >> were they targeted because somebody knew they were going to make the deposit or was it a random act and more like a purse snatch? we are still looking into both of those possibilities. but luckily, nobody was hurt. >> reporter: in a third robbery at blossom hill and

ago breaking news out of san jose, police on the scene of a fatal shooting year tully road and mclaughlin avenue. police say three people also suffered gunshot wounds. they were able to get themselves to the hospital but their conditions are not known right now. and police have not yet said whether this was gang related. it actually marks the city's 25th homicide of the year. with a crew on the way to the scene we'll have a live report coming up in a few minutes. it's 5:31 now. >> first lady michelle obama is in the bay area this morning. chefs and event planners have been working throughout the night getting ready to welcome her to an east bay breakfast. christie smith is live in berkeley where the first lady will host that breakfast. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. you know, when alice waters produces your breakfast it ought to be good. that's what's happening this morning here at the clairemont hotel. they are eating all locally produced food. about 200 guests expected at the clairemont hotel. this is the first of two bay area stops for first lady michelle obama, which

i will say again that people like john mclaughlin and the students that you have taught, the people that are working within the intelligence community really have done just a spectacular job and a lot of credit goes to you, john, and others who have helped the next generation of intelligence professionals and national security experts to contribute to this nation's security current so thank you very much. >> please think john brennan. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> and scott whitaker of the biotechnology industry. it begins live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. it used to be that we did not release transcripts of argument. now we release them within an hour. it used to be they were released at the end of the term. now it is the end of every week. we are moving in a particular direction. these prison all sorts of challenges. >> right now, watch the chief justice and his latest comments. also, american history television from our local television. >> they have a diplomatic security said today tha

and i will say once again that people like john mclaughlin and the students that you have taught, the people who are working within the intelligence community really have done just a spectacular job and a lot of credit goes, john, to you and others who have i think help the next generation of intelligence professionals and national security experts to contribute to this nation's security. so thank you very much. >> please thank john brennan. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we go live now to capitol hill as the u.s. in convenience today after a period of general speeches. surgical take up the nomination of general david petraeus to become the next cia director. debate begins at noon eastern time. confirmation vote will happen at about 2 p.m. now to live senate coverage here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. god of liberty, as america's birthday approaches, help us to know in this land the meaning and purpose of our freedo

gop race, cnn contributor john avalon, with us democratic strategist robert zimmerman and john mclaughlinhis morning. >> good morning. >> is newt done, can he survive this? >> it would be very tough. he has to perform really well in the debate on monday, but at the same time, we've never seen a primary like this on the republican side. we usually have a big front runner who closes, almost loses it and somebody pulls it out, and wins the nomination. it's wide open. only a handful of candidates in double digitdigits, whole bunch single digits. the vote is fluid. he would have to do well in a debate. >> unless he puts the tiffany jewelry on ebay he's toast. >> you're talking about having trouble raising money, one of the concerns of the staffers. >> they were concerned about getting paid. talk about having a crash course in crisis management, he's basically getting a course now in how to do his own advance, how to order the car to get from the airport to the events. >> how do you logistically -- he's set to appear in the debate and the debate is monday in new hampshire. how does he logistica

i will say again that people like john mclaughlin and the students that you have taught, the people that are working within the intelligence community really have done just a spectacular job and a lot of credit goes to you, john, and others who have helped the next generation of intelligence professionals and national security experts to contribute to this nation's security current so thank you very much. >> please think john brennan. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> >> tonight, president obama's what else press conference is next. lettuce continued with press conferences with senate democratic and republican leaders. >> tomorrow, the senate homeland security committee holds a hearing on afghanistan reconstruction contracts. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and c- span.org. tune into c-span this independence day. panelists discuss its united states can remain united. >> at the political level, we are more divided. you look at partisan polarization. >> then the dali lama talks

i want to thank sais, dean einhorn, john mclaughlin, to allow me to unveil this strategy for counter-terrorism here today. i think you very much. [applause] >> since i know the media has frequent access to him, i am going to give priority for questions to our students, faculty, and invited guests. there is a microphone here that will come to you as you raise your hand when i recognize you. please state your name and give your question. please confine it to one question. right here. >> good afternoon and thick for coming. i am a student at george mason university. i have a question about the terrorist detainee's. he said that the president wants to close at guantanamo bay. has there been a decision yet about those that are held there? >> congress has expressed concerns about the closure of guantanamo bay facility. we have released a number of individuals from guantanamo since president obama has been inaugurated, transferring many overseas to their countries of origin or to third countries. there are a number of individuals moving into the prosecution path, notably the co-conspirators of 9/11.

south bay on 280 at mclaughlin. definitely a lot of problems this morning. laura?ing news page on facebook. another local news update in half an hour. see you then. have a great monday morning. ♪ >>> hard to believe that was six weeks ago. maybe because we keep replaying the moment over and over and over again. prince william and kate middleton tied the knot in what seemed to be a very intimate and personal ceremony in front of their family and friends, and, oh, 2 billion viewers around the world. did it really go off without a hitch? we'll have personal reflections from the man who planned and conducted the service, the dean of westminster abbey, dr. john hall. we like that music when we introduce you, too. and he's going to be here to tell us all about what happened behind the scenes. >>> also ahead, more from aink ran anchorage, alaska, it's setting a record already. al, what do you have coming up from anchorage? >> well, coming up, we're going to be talking about these kids. we've got these kids here from -- first of all, look at this. one of the students did a