. >> reporter: it was a wedding meticulously choreographed down to the balcony kiss. from the guest list to the most guarded secret of all -- the dress. sarah burton of alexander mcqueen received the commission of her career, fashioning the ivory and satin wedding ensemble. a skirt made of silk tool and a train measuring nearly three meters. sarah burton earned high marks from the design world. for most of us, the best view of catherine's dress was probably on television.

caters will have to keep meticulous records since the -- caterers will have to keep meticulous records. a portion of the money will fund services for the developmentally disabled. next year, the tax goes into the fund. governor. says henor o'malley will help in the future of the process. a state income tax credit takes effect for 20% of the cost of electrical vehicle charging equipment. the amount state employees will pay for retirement goes up. employees will be invested in the plan in 10 years rather than the current five. policies will be developed to raise awareness about the risk of concussions. july ushers in a new meaning to the phrase bon apetit. -- bon appetit. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories at this hour. a sad one out of princess -- out of prince george's county. officers responded to a shooting yesterday afternoon. the four-year old item is expected to survive. the five year-old was scared after the gun went off and hid the gun in the family's apartment. the second teenager convicted in the death of a boy has released -- has been released into custody. ch

meticulous plans. are you surprised at all that he succeeded? to succeed for him? >> well, i'm personally very surprised that it succeeded. as i mentioned, it's very rare for individuals to be able to carry out this type of attacks. but what's interesting is that he himself thought very carefully about this. he calculated probabilities and success. and he himself gave himself a 20% chance of carrying out this attack and a 20% chance of surviving. >> it's quite remarkable. and obviously a lot of thoughts and prayers friends of yours i'm sure family in norway on our mind tonight. so thank you very much, thomas, for joining us. nick robertson as well. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, a 360 follow on an american teenager turned hit man. just 14 years old, now convicted of killing at least four people. more on today's verdict ahead. plus crime and punishment. with the sexual assault trial of polygamist sect leader warren jeffs now under way, i'm going to show you how he's been able to carry on business as usual from behind bars. i know you're worr

this is a me particular us only planned out -- meticulously planned event. there are signs in northern california warning people of the 405 closure. this is one of the busiest freeways in the country so it's definitely going to impact a lot of people. i want to show you what we're also seeing down here. a lot of people capitalizing on the 405 closure. these t-shirts are being sold all across our area. it says i survived the 405, but, of course, only time will tell if that actually happens. reporting live from sepulveda pass, "abc 7 news." >>> thanks a lot. >> in san jose more than a dozen action groups is calling for the latino community to boycott the san jose police department. they held a meeting earlier this week and threatened to stop to work as informants and witnesses unle rid of two homeland security agents. they have been working with the police to battle the growing gang problem but many are sure say they are not sure if they can trust the police. >> new cameras will be unveiled in fruitvale district. the first installation is outside the mexican r

this is a me particular us only planned out -- meticulously planned event. there are signs in northern california warning people of the 405 closure. this is one of the busiest freeways in the country so it's definitely going to impact a lot of people. i want to show you what we're also seeing down here. a lot of people capitalizing on the 405 closure. these t-shirts are being sold all across our area. it says i survived the 405, but, of course, only time will tell if that actually happens. reporting live from sepulveda pass, "abc 7 news." >>> thanks a lot. >> in san jose more than a dozen action groups is calling for the latino community to boycott the san jose police department. they held a meeting earlier this week and threatened to stop to work as informants and witnesses unless they get rid of two homeland security agents. they have been working with the police to battle the growing gang problem but many are sure say they are not sure if they can trust the police. >> new cameras will be unveiled in fruitvale district. the first installation is outside th

the fire marshall began a meticulous search for evidence. some fireworks debris was spotted but not where the fire started. they say it's highly possible the cause of the fire may remain a mystery. >>> arson is suspected in a fire at a fireworks san in stockton. the stand was run by a nonprofit group called "parents by choice." they say it was used as a fundraiser. yesterday they found it in flames. it appears to have been intentionally set. the group says it will build a new stand. >>> more drunken driving arrest in the bay area this weekend. highway patrol officers have arrested 67 people suspected of driving under the influence. that's ten more arrests in the same time period for last time. no word yet if alcohol was a factor in a car crash that killed a fremont man this morning. >>> here's something you don't hear about too often, a small plane lands on top of a car driving on the freeway. it happened tonight. assess in a landed on a mercedes. the pilot issued a may day call. there is no reports of injuries, but as you can imagine, the c

rowling is so meticulously thought out that people, like me, who like to geek out about these things, wrapped up in the wizarding lore and world and so complete. we love that. we love magic, we love the idea of that. and it's a testament to the brilliance of the writing. >> i really loved him when i think people really love and why the stories are so enduring and why they touch so many people is because the characters are so, so real and flawed and beautiful and inspiring and lovable, just completely lovable. >> as actors, crew members and fans prepare themselves for the end of harry potter, a few statistics. in the past ten years, harry's famous lightning bolt scar has been applied to daniel radcliffe's forehead an estimated 2,000 times. 588 sets have been created. harry has gone through 160 pairs of glasses and some 70 magic wands. but as the final potter film is about to open, all that is now history. >> what was the last day like? >> very, very emotional. i remember i kind of wept like a child on that last day. >> it was kind of like the last day of school. i remember packing up t

caterers will have to keep meticulous records because a 9% sales tax can only be applied to the of all proportion. a portion will fund services for the developmentally disabled. next year, the cash goes into the general fund. governor o'malley commented that he will try to help fund their cause in future years through the budget process. another alcohol-related bill requires drivers to refuse a field sobriety test and you have a blood alcohol level of 0.15 or more to participate in an ignition interlock program. they will have to pass a breathalyzer tests in order for their vehicle to start. the framework for an insurance exchange under president obama's healthcare reform takes effect. car dealer scan at a $200 and dealership fee on the cost of a vehicle. titling fees double to $100. a $7.5 million tax credit for producing films in maryland takes effect as well as a state income tax for feeling electric vehicles. state employees hired after july 1 will be vested in the retirement plan in 10 years, rather than the current five. the state department of education will develop policies to

legislation to move this forward, so before you today are the following, and as this map, clearly and meticulously details, because it is a little confusing, we will run through the bullet points, it is about seven square feet of land from the sfpuc to the mta. it is a transfer of 6264 square feet of land from asset mta to the puc to further the subsequent exchange between the city and the college. which is also an item before you. that item is an exchange of 6.21 acres of city-owned land in the 6264-foot parcel from the sfpuc to the college in direct exchange for 6.6 acres of land from dulles to the sfpuc. the to the consideration of other requirements. i will spell those out a bit for the record for you. they are approximately valued at $37 million. this is an even, no cost exchange to either party. so the terms of the exchange, let me very briefly sure you a before and after that i think will be clearer than this rather tactical map. so this is the before situation. sfpuc is ownership is to the north. , the other to the south, and we are transferring some lands to create the future of busted pr

son bacilli was one of the kids who spent time here during his childhood believe it was extremely meticulous over who he allowed to write or paint the whole creative world was under his thumb and any mistake could mean certain death that sent sal and suppression didn't stop other writers from producing famous works. for instance was forced to write his masterpiece the most remarkable in secret. so other venues are located. in the capital connected with joseph stallin stallin had several residences outside moscow as they called russia his favorite one was the residents known as the house was built in the one nine hundred thirty s. but it had undergone reconstruction changes many times according to stalin's taste he likes the place not a mostly lived there during the second world war period and beyond selling famously died at the residence in march nineteenth fifty three stands bunker in this model is a branch of the central museum of forces it's an exciting place to visit as it's an authentic military construction from the one nine hundred thirty s. used by stalin during world war two from ni

the fire marshal began a meticulous search for evidence. some fireworks debris was started but not where the fire started. investigators say it is highly possible the cause of the fire may remain a mystery. in south san francisco, linda yee cbs. >>> arson suspected. a fund-raiser for the state's foster care system. yesterday they found it in cinders. it appears to have been intentionally set. the group says it will build a new stand. >>> more drunkin driving arrests in the bay area. from friday night until yesterday morning highway patrol officers arrested 67 people suspected of driving under the influence. more arrests the same time last independence day weekend. dui arrests are also up state wide. 442 drivers arrested this year compared to 396 last year. no word yet if alcohol was a factor in a car crash that killed a fremont man in richmond this morning. >>> no holiday for the jury in the casey anthony murder trial. tomorrow morning prosecutors will get one last chance to sway jurors threaten a jury will begin deliberations on the case t

> prosecutors say what is so astounding about this story is the sheer number of victims and the meticulous records he kept, a log with each victim's name, date and time. just after he was arrested 35- year-old charles novak told police he had a sickness, but it wasn't until he was sentenced wednesday that the whole story began to emerge. anne arundel county prosecutors confirm a report in the capital gazette that novak worked as a butcher in the crofton giant, that he rigged up a camera to his uniform and was taking pictures of women's chests as they leaned over to pick out meat. >> that's disgusting. it's what our world is coming to and you can't even go to the grocery store anymore. >> really unsettling because i know that i go and buy meat all the time, probably do the exact same thing, a little scary, a little nerve wracking. >> it's something you just absolutely never think about when you're purchasing meat or anything else. >> reporter: novak was caught in december of last year in his crofton neighborhood after police answered a call for a burglary. prosecutors say he had been a prol

the 25- year-old suffocated her 2-year- old daughter, caylee, with chloroform and duct tape by meticulously attacking the forensic evidence. then they pointed the finger at anthony's father saying he covered up an accidental drowning. they were not allowed to bring up allegations that he molested his daughter as an explanation of her bizarre behavior because the judge ruled they failed to prove it. >> i don't think anybody here can justify her actions, but they do not constitute murder. >> reporter: many of the seven women and five men on the jury appeared tired as the day wore on. they've now been sequestered for six weeks and finally expected to begin deliberating later today. but first the prosecution will have the final word with their rebuttal to the defense. prosecutors have already detailed how casey anthony spent the month following caylee's disappearance lying and partying with her new boyfriend. >> we can only hope that the chloroform was used before the tape was applied so that caylee went peacefully. >> reporter: the prosecution claims anthony killed her daughter because she did

it deems a security threats from the islamic world so will the attacks on our slow carried out meticulously by a right wing christian prompt the west to college the new face of a modern day terrorist suspect. most a channel for cross talk. as i'd like to start with you in london do you how do you look at this horrific attack in our slow this extreme extension of the type of rhetoric that we hear from right wing political parties in europe this gentleman before he pulled off this horrific. attack used the language that you can hear very often across europe about. about immigrants immigration about islam about the koran except for so here's a man that spoke in extreme terms and acted even more extreme yes absolutely and let me add my condolences and heartfelt sorrow for what did take place i mean this barbaric acts of terrorism that took place is an extension of and to muslim islamophobia a trend that is sweeping europe and it is like you mentioned the extreme end of that wedge and unfortunately i think i do agree with a lot of what your reporter said earlier which is that a disproportionate

"he may talk of being artistically meticulous, but his work can be downright dangerous."nted to say, how do you feel about your work being called dangerous? does that give you pleasure in part of what you've been saying to us? i could--it's an ego stroke to think that the-- anything in the art world could really be dangerous. i'm--you know, it's-- everything is-- immediately when it's out there, it's co-opted; it's given a media spin; it's put in a category; it's sucked dry. "next." you know? and i'm sorry if the cynicism peeks through, but i wonder--when i--when we were doing uncle tom's cabin and we were in iowa city, and as you know, uncle tom's cabin finished with a stage of naked people. like, i wanted 52 naked people. i was bringing 16; the rest would be provided by the community. and when-- i think the paper said, "new york-based choreographer bill t. jones comes to iowa, inviting people to strut their stuff--all of it!" and that was on the front page of the news. the front page, not buried back there in the arts section. but that was called "hard news, real news,"

the killer's meticulous planning. and that plan as it unfolded. how he lured campers into trusting h h. abc's miguel marquez is in oslo. and he leads us off again tonight. miguel. >> reporter: david, as the weight of this tragedy begins to sink in, we're learning more about how ruthlessly this plan was carried out. 3:26 p.m. a massive car bomb shatters downtown oslo. the target, the prime minister's office. the streets turn into makeshift triage areas. but this horror is only beginning. 45 minutes later and 23 miles west of the city, the shooter arrives at the ferry dock for utoya island. this yellow tent right back here, that's where the ferry comes in, also where the shooter boarded the ferry to take to the island. one witness that we talked to said, he was so convincing as a cop, officials checked his credentials and let him on. >> he was uniformed as a policeman. he had i.d. he acted just like a police officer does. >> reporter: 15 minutes after boarding the ferry, the shooting began. >> he started to make people come to him. >> reporter: and