oakland police described this woman, 4 year-old michelle williams.rrested for 40 year-old michelle williams for identity theft fraud. hall this fraud suspect committed the crime. >> evidence photos of fake security cards and driver's license the biggest operations identity theft lost in history. this equipment was found in the same word equipment 40 year- old michelle williams. investigators say that it was illegally obtaining personal affirmation of the openness to the employee. using that information of personal information. as in oakland public employee. >> we've localized and found printers. even printers that were able to print out credit cards. >>reporter: they contained the official california driver's license information that is stored on this computer, now in police custody. willie has a felony conviction on her racque and r michelle williams has a felony already on her record and now, this. haazig madyun kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: our extended forecast is showing plenty of rain fall timing it out, coming up in just a bit. [ jerry ] look at

fotos de esta sospechosa, bajo diferentes nombres....ella fue arrestada e identificada como michelle williamsa 20 cargos relacionados a robo de identidad. pilar nino sot pilar: y aunque solo hay una arrestada, la policia esta convencida que esta no era una operacion de un solo individuo y ahora buscan mas complices. ryan goodfellow/investi gador del caso/opd 3:06 it is regard segun las autoridades esta investigacion se inicio despues de la denuncia de un empleado de la ciudad de oakland al que le robaron dinero de su cuenta usando cheques falsos. rosalba celebra la accion de las autoridades porque ella misma dice ha sido victima de este crimen, cuando le robaron sus cheques. rosalba cruz/fue victima de robo de cheques 21:49 averiguaron miraron en la computadora que yo habia ido de compra con mi chequera y me ensenaron los cheques y esa no era mi firma 21:58 la investigacion apenas empieza y anticipan que en los computadores esta almacenada la informacion de miles de personas, no solo de california sino de fuera del estado, que pudieron convertirse en victimas. 14;45 we have not seen nunca hab

oakland police is their biggest identity theft operation in the city's history. . 40 year-old michelle williamsillegally obtained the personal information of oakland city employees. using that information to create and cash fraudulent checks. 0pd officer ray and a good fellow says that all of the identification was based out of her apartment. it was very sophisticated. >> window located various printers for credit cards. from a bank credit cards. and even credit cards that have not even been printed yet. a >>reporter: oakland police work in conjunction with federal agents contained in the official california driver's license. that are stored on some of these computers and now, in police custody. investigators that she is a felony while welfare frau and also 20 counts of fraud in conduct connection with this case. haazig madyun kron 4. >>pam: the follow-up a medical student over four months ago murdered was honored today in san francisco. police released new information about the case and j.r. stone has been following this information. j.r.? >>reporter: pamela this medical student was killed in

these pictures come from michelle williams' home in hayward. police say she was operating a huge identity theft ring which may involve other suspects. the oakland police department became involved in late january, early february. among the confiscated goods, disks filmed with came driver's licenses. >> i know what keeps me awake at night is the thought that someone may steal my accounts. that's what we are gonna talk about today. >> reporter: what you were just hearing, chief batts talking at a press conference that wrapped up 45 minutes ago. he described what was found inside williams' home, including social security cards, printers and fake names. now, williams told police she's not currently working. she's disabled. she has a felony for welfare fraud. she's charged with 20 counts, including passing forged check, the amount just under $1,000, identity theft and forming. this is all still under investigation. police say ther may -- say there may be more suspects involved and definitely more victims. back to you. >> thank you. >>> ways to prote

service to takedown the biggest identity theft operation in the city's history. 40-year-old michelle williamsf heyward has been arrested and charged with over 20 counts in connection to identity theft, including forging checks and making phony driver's licenses. now, so far, there's only one victim in this case. however, investigators say there are likely to be more. at oakland police headquarters, kron4 news. >>> in san francisco, many neighbors who live along the beta breakers race route say this event was a vast improvement over last year. they say, even though there was a lot of drinking and partying going on on there were a lot fewer reports of public urination and other bad behavior on private property. they are very happy with law enforcement, the increase of porta potties and how quickly the police got the streets cleaned up afterwards. kron4 news. >>> rain continues at this hour around the bay area but mainly scattered as expected. the steady rain has pushed to the east. we're seeing scattered showers filling in behind this. we are going to be seeing steady rain again into tomorrow.

police have arrested one suspect 40-year-old michelle williams charged with 20 different counts ranging from forge troy grand theft. they say she ran the operation out of her one-bedroom apartment in this hayward neighborhood and are looking for other suspects. they are also looking for connections to other large- scale identity theft rings. >> we're estimating about $40,000. >> reporter: like this one recently uncovered in san francisco where thieves were sent out with luxury shopping lists, chanel, cartier and managed to bring home all this loot with fake credit cards like the hundreds found at williams' home. >> is this the same type of thing, any next. >> we are still looking into it. >> reporter: police haven't searched the computers they found yet or notified any of the people now under that database who may be affected. >> so, julie do this no how many people are affected? > >> reporter: they don't. they don't know if they are victims yet, so they are still looking into that. and then once they decide who the victims are they will obviously contact those folks and get more inform

. >> 6:55 a.m., in hollywood news, michelle williams is a good which, at least producers are hoping she been offered the part of the gland of the good witch in the upcoming remake of the wizard of oz. it is titled o comez of the great and powerful. she will join james franco, he plays a salesman who finds himself over the rainbow and becomes a was a vase. the film starts filming this summer. >> just in the dirt is taking some time off from his asian tour to meet with special fans. nine children, survivors of the earthquake and tsunami. the children are from some of the hardest-hit towns. >> there are only good times to come. >> the pop star wanted to perform a concert in the tsunami hit areas. that proved impossible, the embassy set up this meeting. there are two concert scheduled in japan this week. >> 60 6:00 a.m. is the time. will be back in a couple moments. we're going to take a live look outside. this is treasure island, sunshine and just a few clouds. more to come. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points

all this found inside 40-year-old michelle williams hayward apartment last week. the investigation began last january, when an oakland city worker claimed that someone had fraudulently crashed her checks. he got 20 counts of identity theft and more are expected in this arrest, too. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man who has been using a homicide victims bank account. investigators say 52-year-old craig odens has been accessing account information belonging to 74-year-old joseph williams. williams was found dead last thursday afternoon in his artment on folsom street. >>> drivers who abuse parking spaces reserved for the disabled. but the cheaters met their match during a recent undercover sting by the dmv and san francisco parking enforcement officers. >> let's go giants. >> reporter: it's the kind of san francisco day. >> programs. >> reporter: that begs you to take a midweek respite from work, to bask in the stands and root for a giants sweep of the series. >> can't wait. go, giants. >> reporter: but undercover officers, with dmv and sfmta, knows thi

michelle williams are restive for multiple ip fraud.he altered as of federal felony welfare fraud. she got information. this is the evidence that police found in her apartment photos of fake social security card and driver's license part of what they say is the biggest i didn't beat that's operation theft in the history. >> darya: police say they have made no arrests in that case of a medical student who was killed and night club back in jean-marie. the victims 30 year- old joe hernandez 22 year-old tracy attacked one of the victim's friends with the high heel but they believe she is part of a larger group which may be to blame. this is new surveillance video just released from the police. this is from inside of the nightclub where the student was attacked. we are getting a look inside of the bar and a nightclub. the suspect in side of the circle is described as an asian male with this leave tattoo on his arm. family members hope somebody can help. >> mark: we will be back as a news continues after the break. wind and rain is what we ex

emma >> oakland police say that they have of arrested michelle williams, charged with many identification fraud cases. she used information into cash fraudulent checks. there was a raid at the location where she was making blank checks. you can see photos of the fake social security cards and driver's license that she also been making. it was their biggest of identity theft best in the history of this city. >>darya: and this is some video release from temple nightclub. it is from the nice that a student was attacked. this is video from the park. here is the suspect. with a circle the whole time. that is the suspect in this murder case. he is described as an asian male with a sleeve tied to. now, the victim if you member was there year-old joe hernandez. he was a medical student at ucsf. san francisco police made this arrest for his murder. this happened at the nightclub back in january. let us look at the who they're arrested here. they believe 22 wrote tracy attacked one of the victim's friends with the high heel. what they think is that she it was part of a larger group which may have b

>>reporter: oakland police and secret service arrested 40-year-old michelle williams. she faces 20 felony counts of theft and forgery. the investigation was triggered when an oakland city employee had her identity stolen. >> just due to the amount of equipment that they had and the amount of victims information tha potential victim information they did have store entered a very sophisticated record keeping management system would lead to us believe that it has been going on for awhale. >>reporter: database stolen information numbered in the thousands. information that allowed the operation to make bogus credit card and i.d. and forged signature on checks. oakland police and secret service say the operation could be national even international in scope. the next door neighbor in hayward had no idea what was going on. he was surprised how much evidence was removed. >> start taking stuff out. taking things out. >>reporter: arrest may put a lid on damages to victims. only 1,000 dollars worth of forged checks had been cashed. >> potential can be enormous like this one was.

. >> oakland police and secret service arrested 40 year old michelle williams who faces 20 counts of felony theft and forgery. the investigation was triggered when an oakland city employee had her identity stolen. >> just due to the information they had stored in a sophisticated record-keeping management system would lead us to believe that it was going on for a while. >> database numbered in the thousands and information to allow bogus credit cards and id's and signatures on checks. it could be national and international in scope. they had no idea what was going on he was surprised how much evidence was removed. >> taking things out. >> the arrest may put a lid on damages to victims, and on a thousand worth of forged checks were carbed on -- cashed. we were lucky to stop it. >> and with the theft ring information for thousands of individuals, oakland police say they may have to notify them all of their identity was compromised. in oakland david - on david louie abc 7 news. >> a medical student was being remembered today. he was beaten to death. they released showing the asian male w

they'srd 40-year-old michelle williams.anging from forgery to grand theft. police confiscated machines built to print fake checks, credit cards, social security cards. they say williams ran the operation out of her apartment in hayward. >>> new signs that pg&e spent less money than it was supposed to on replacing aging pipelines. congresswoman jackie speier has information that they underspent by $183 between 1987 and 1999. they had a plan to collect more money from customers but now state regulators don't know what happened to the leftover funds which could have been used to replace the pipeline that blew up in san bruno. >>> coming up, all or nothing. the plan to kill osama bin laden. >> and can you hear me now? the cell phone carriers and the happiest and unhappiest customers. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> certainly doesn't feel like spring around the bay area. it has for the past several days and today is going to be more of the same. we are going to see school and wet weather already seeing -- cool and wet weather, already see

they have organized michelle williams, charged with 20 different counts ranging from forgery to grandheft. they say she ran the operation out of her one bedroom apartment in this haywood neighborhood and they are looking for other suspects. they are also looking for connections to other large scale identity theft rings. >> we are estimating about $40,000. >> reporter: like this one recently uncovered in san francisco. where thieves were sent out with luxury shopping lists, channel, cart ier and managed to bring home all of this loot with fake credit cards like the hundreds found at williams place. >> is this the same type of thing? is there any connection there? >> well, we are still looking into that. >> police are still looking into a lot of things. this investigation is only about four months old. they have yet to search the computers or notify any of those people whose information was found on the confiscated database. >> so if you think your identity has been compromised you've got to let them know. >> absolutely. if you are anywhere in the bay area and you think your id has been

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michele williams was arrested on i deep-fried. she legally pertained information to create end cash several fraudulent checks. on a raid in her apartment they found an elaborate operation that included machines to make false i.d. cards, credit cards, social insurance cards and numerous a blank checks. take a look at her apartment. there are photos of fake social security cards. it is all part of what the oakland police say is their biggest didn't the theft us in the cities is three. >>mark: a new video that the police are releasing from a fight in side of a clot. it ended in the death of a medical student. police are releasing this video because they think this is the suspect in the murder case. the person highlighted here. he is described as an asian male with a sleeved had to on his arm. the victim and attacked inside the club was joe hernandez. he was a medical student. police have made one side of rest in the case. they believed tracy huang attacked one of his friends with a high hill. >>darya: 721 a m. we will be back with mo

. >> some hollywood is, michelle williams is a good wage, at least that is what some studio producersing she will act like. sources say she has been offered the role of glen the the good witch and in upcoming remake of the wizard of oz titled cause a great and powerful. the of a big star will be james >> justin cooper on tour in asia, he stopped by the ambassador's house in tokyo to meet with nine children to survive in the earthquake and tsunami earlier, those kids came from some of the hardest-hit towns. >> he wanted to perform a concert in this in on a region that was impossible, so that need and greed was set up. there are two concert set in japan. >> linkedin went public today. a big story on wall street, that is really boosting the down. they are now at $105.00 a share. >> it was $136.00, it is going down there. >> originally priced at $45.00. a lot of people made a lot of money off of linkedin stock. the shares tripled. >> think you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news, we will see tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 a.m.. >> here is a live look outside. tha

michelle callgeron and thomas kyle williams were studying accounting. he was shot to death by mccrory's husband napoleon callgeron. >> we knew, somebody would walk her to that parking and kyle was walking her that time. so it was always someone next to her. >> reporter: the university says there was no record of domestic violence or a criminal record. the motive is still unclear. >>> the san francisco police department is saying thank you to a man who helped pin down the suspect in a vicious attack at fisherman's wharf. the department honored security guard bryan jones with a certificate of appreciation today. police say jones detained the suspect who grabbed an 84-year- old man by the neck and threw him to the ground earlier this month apparently while practicing some kind of martial arts. the victim is now in the hospital and recovering. >>> four oakland fire stations fate hangs in the balance tonight. mike mibach is live where one of those stations could become a victim of a worse case scenario. >> reporter: we were down there and decided to come dow

they arrested 40-year-old michelle williams.curity numbers, fake licenses and phony credit cards inside his hayward apartment last >>> 9:26 >>> 9:26. a look at your forecast and the roads right after this. . >>> good morning to you. well, yeah, we have got gray skies overhead. really thick fog, especially by the bay. take it easy out there this morning and we do have a -- yeah. blowing the fog horn out there. chilly conditions. warm air not something to expect around here until maybe thursday. chilly air is pushing in right now. it is going to bring the temperatures into the 50s for today and what we are seeing right now, the very light, spotty activity, not even the main event. 1:00 p.m., the front arrives, moves in. steady rain throughout tonight. by 1:00 a.m., finally getting a little clearing. look at the highs today. 59 degrees. hopefully driving that fast in oakland right now. mike? >> looks like i should have timed that foghorn differently. that was me, folks. we are looking around here. we have some slowing northbound 28

that was congresswoman michele bock and from minnesota's sixth district. now i will turn it over to william temple. -- congresswoman michele bachman from minnesota's 6 district. >> i am william temple and i played a part of one of the first signers of the declaration of independence. the first one on the left and the first one the british would have hung. we do this: the old outfit to remind the current government of the first revolution. we are in a revolution right now, the american people. when the tea party movement started in early 2009, i joined hundreds of thousands of others who, like our founding fathers and millions of u.s. citizens and soldiers have gone before us, have taken up the fight for freedom over and over again. from my role as the founder of the local tea party group in the golden isles of georgia, i have had the honor of literally leading the 2009 march on washington. with the fife and drum corps. 1.9 million of my fellow citizens, as we marched in washington against obama care and big government tyranny, which obama care represents. the first act of charity since the

michelle lee scheduled to graduate next year with nursing grow from this university. small private school based in oakland. the 26-year-old student is enrolled at the campus in san mateo. elizabeth is the spokes william for the university. >> michelle is a beautiful bright intelligent young lady. she's in one of the accelerated nursing program. she enjoys studying to become a nurse. >>reporter: the aunt in san diego told us her father in vietnam was told about her disappearance and is en route to san francisco. she says lee grew up in san diego and moved to the bay area after high school. if police have leads they are not talking about them. nor are close friends like this man who came to the police station to see if there was any news. this is what we do know about the young woman who has been missing since $50 night. she was last seen at about 7 at kaiser hospital in hayward. where she's in a mentoring program. she reportedly told foley student she had to go to her car which is parked here in this hospital garage. then she disappeared. police say they scan garage security video but saw nothing that would help. they found her car on ponderosa court half mile from the hospital. investigators tried tr

michele bachmann. our first speaker is william temple. he was the face of the tea party and leader of 1.9 million t partyers who marched against obamacare in september 2009. is a veteran of the secret service, the pentagon, and the vietnam combat veteran. that is william temple. the second speaker will be willferra -- joseph ferra. he is a nationally syndicated columnist with creators news service and author of "the tea party manifesto" and other votes. our third speaker is brian, the chief economist for first trust advisers in wheaton, illinois. is a former chief economist for joint economic committee of the u.s. conference and a member of the advisory council for the federal reserve bank of chicago. our fourth speaker is dr. daniel j. richards, the senior fellow of the cato institute and former economist for the u.s. senate finance committee. we have the reverend brian, the director of the tea party founding fathers, a member of the red river tea party, in shreveport. he is a fellow at freedom works and how former member of the naacp. h

that was michele bachmann from minnesota 6 the district. i will now turned over to william temple. >> good morning. brian william temple and i play the parts -- i am william temple. first one on the left and the first one the british would appalling and we do this colonial alpha to remind the current government of the first revolution. we are in a revolution right now, the american people. when the tea party movement started in early 2009, i'd joined hundreds of thousands of others who've gone before us have taken up the fight for freedom over and over again. from my role as a founder of our local tea party group in the golden isles of georgia, i eventually had the honor of literally it leading the team does a 9 a march on washington. 1.9 million as my fellow citizens as we marched in washington against obama care and big government tyranny, which obama care represents. the first act of terror in the sense the british were kicked out of this country. on march 1, 2010. last december, i was elected by my fellow tea party leaders to charity party national convention. in that c

michelle, good evening. >> reporter: hi there, lester. today was a great day for london to recover from the royal wedding. for william catherine, though, they took this opportunity to duck out of view, if only for a few days. so what does one do the day after the day that was made for history? more pageantry than many dreamed possible. followed by a night to remember for this quite possibly exhausted young couple. one grabs a little quiet. william and catherine walk hand in hand on the sunlit grounds of buckingham palace just before escaping by helicopter. to a long weekend, location unknown. somewhere in the uk. perhaps balmoral castle. but certain to be free of cheering crowds and camera crews. to keep everyone happy, the palace released the official wedding photographs. william and catherine with their families, the young bridesmaids and pages, and together, husband and wife. but no tropical honeymoon awaits, at least not yet. the pair has decided to wait. and the future king, believe it or not, will be back at work as an air force search and rescue pilot in wales on tuesday. >> i think after such a big wedding an

william and catherine. she wore a knee-length dress from her fashion favorite, race. it can be yourses for $268. the frock caused a frenzy. michellema looks stunning at an elegant state dinner with the queen she wore a white gown with a criss-cross halter neckline by tom ford. >>> a disappointing night for the sharks. lauren is up next with sports. man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn here. >>> good evening, for sharks' fans if your stomach is in knots we understand. it's the who sick you'll never want to see again. the elimination game in vancouver, the sharks set up a dramatic end. tied. 1-1 and joe pavelski pushes it and the sharks are up 2-1 and that was a lead they held until the end of the period. we're talking coming back to san jo

michel bachman. now i will turn it over to william temple. >> good morning. i play the part of gwinett, the first one on the left in the first one the british would have hung. i wear this colonial though -- this colonial of the to remind the government of the first revolution. when our movement started, i'd those to took up the fight for freedom over and over again the founder of our local tea party group -- i eventually had the honor of literally leading the 2009 march on washington. with a fife and drum corps. 1.9 million who marched on obamacare and tyranny. last summer, i was elected by my fellow leaders to share the tea party national convention. in that capacity, i am in touch with virtually every one of the thousands of tea party leaders across the country. i know how they think and feel since they are the real grass- roots folks there ride the bus as 10 hours up here to d.c. and with their last pay check to do it. the right now we are very upset about those who would sit here in 2010, this last november, to service in the u.s. house. during the fall o

williams. before we get to this, i want to clear up, because we looked up to what michele bachmann had been saying. she quoted the u.s. ambassador of libya saying 30,000 people had been killed in the nato strike so far. in fact, what embass gore gene kretz said, he estimated that 30,000 people had been killed by all sides in the entire conflict. that includes the rebels, and the gaddafi forces. so a big difference. in any case, some of us had doubts about donald trump from the start. about running for president. but in a speech thursday, in las vegas, at a casino, he let loose with a string of "f" bombs. let's watch some more. >> want to go in and raise the price of oil. because we have nobody in washington that will sit back and said you're not going to raise that [bleep] price. you understand me? >> our leaders are stupid they're stupid people. >> chris: then at the white house correspondence dinner last night, you may have heard, president obama ridiculed trump. so did the comedian seth meyers. we have more of that later. but i guess the question is, brit, is donald trump done before he even go

before i turn it over to william temple, i'm going to read a statement that we were given by michelebachmann in lieu of her absence. the tea party is everyday americans, and everyday americans want congress to stop frittering around the edges of our government spending crisis with small cuts. they don't want the debt ceiling raised and they are demanding that washington to live within its means. i'm not able to be with you today, at today's tea party press event. if i were i would tell you that i hear you and i agree. it's time to reject the debt ceiling scare tactics and address the truly frightening reality that our debt is at $14 trillion, and growing. the debt ceiling but will offer an opportunity that was squandered during the vote for the 2011 continuing resolution. even as you gather in washington today bureaucrats are spending tax dollars to put the boots of obamacare and make it nearly impossible for us to stop this massive job destroying budget busting entitlement. any vote on the debt ceiling must include a vote to fully define the obamacare. to do less is to ensure that t

michelle shearer first started teaching in 2006, there were 11 teachers enrolled. that is now up to 92. >>> all right. after their storybook wedding and long weekend, prince williamnd his new wife are settling into their new way of life. they decided to hold off on their honeymoon. prince william is going off to work and william and the former kate middleton, now the duchess of cambridge plan to take a honeymoon at a later date. >>> up next, this isn't the hole you usually find in a donut shop. >>> and coming up new at 6:00. >> i'm scott broom in montgomery county where local politicians are backing off their threats to opt out of a controversial federal immigration enforcement program. the details are coming up. >>> and don't forget, we're always on at wusa9.com. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> a crash left a gaping home in the middle of a duncan donuts shop. investigators say an suv slammed into a taxi in chicago's loop and that sent the suv crashing. both drivers ended up in the hospital. no word yet on exactly what caused the crash. >>> search teams recovered the cockpit voice recorder from a downed air france flight in the atlantic ocean. the discover

prince william and princess catherine are back home because the prince had to get back to work. michelle kosinski has more. good morning. >> reporter: hi, meredith. that's right. they're back. not on some tropical island. this is the rugged, windy welsh coastline. you would think if anyone needs a honeymoon away from it all it would be these two. but it may have been worries over terrorism that delayed the trip. it was kind of a big deal, wasn't it? the whole world watching and all. after the public pomp, nothing but secrecy for william and kate. where did they chopper off to for two days of peace? nobody's telling. and why the exhausted future king is already back saving lives in the air force? duty calls, the papers say. his pilot pals welcomed him back after decorating the base with all the cheesy will and kate paraphernalia we could find. >> we have royal tea bags, towels, mugs, as much as >>> as much as we can buy, we get and display it for him. >> likely in a few weeks, the prince and princess will be jetting off to an island, the same place they supposedly made a pact four years a

michelle kozinski. >> reporter: hopefully you've recovered. here in london it's a holiday today so everyone has plenty of time to devour every detail coming out about the after-parties. if only we had the video of williamate dance to their favorite hits of "greease." >> english guarden in spectacular bloom that was this royal wedding was only the beginning. next, the parties and speeches and emotional william called catherine his rock and she blinked back tears when prince harry called her his sister and said this romance inspired him and kept calling prince william the dude instead offed duke. the first dance, a rendition of elton john, when a shy william asked for something everyone can join in. a late night, here's princess beatrice leaving after 3:00 a.m. in sneakers, no sign of the hat. by next day, the couple looked serene, just before escaping by helicopter, destination unknown. somewhere in the uk, no tropical honeymoon just yet and the future king is expected back to work in the air force as early as tomorrow. the palace released the official photos. >> there's a good energy in these pictures. the energy was there because it was real. >> among other lasting impressions, the frowning flower gir

we may not know where prince william and princess catherine are going on their honeymoon but we know they are coming to america. michelle kosinski is here with tails on that in our first kate spotting since the royal wedding. good morning. >> good morning. gob-smacked is the great british world people use. seeing the future queen at a grocery store in remote wales, she had two body guards but she had the cart doing her own shopping. it seems impossible to tell if they are trying to make a point that, hey, we're regular people or this is how they roll, but they added another surprise -- a visit to the in two months. >> to join together this man and this woman in holy matrimony. >> reporter: what do you do after your historic wedding of the century that approximately a third of the planet watched live? you take off for two whole days of peace and quiet at some secret location nearby. then right back home and back to work. and so life is back to kind of normal for these two, setting up house in t little coastal town. still no word on where they will head for the honeymoon or when. that's all private. what they are revealin

michelle sher for the award. >> bravo to her. >> uh-huh. >>> britain's pains charles will be here. he's coming here just a couple of days after the royal wedding of his oldest son william and catherine middleton. he will meet at the white house with his wife and cliff a speech at georgetown university. just three days after the wedding that captured the world's attention prince william is back at work. he's leaving his wife. he went back to resume his job. the prince and princess took a weekend away. they are not telling us where. when we know, we'll let you know. >>> president obama says the death of osama bin laden has created the rare unity. how it could help other problems in the 0 war on terror. >>> and it's a first for pg&e. this one involves controversy smart meters and hundreds of customers. >>> let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right know. there's a proposed budget for hundreds of layoffs and unions to take a 10% pay cut. >>> the house homeland security committee is holding a hearing about pakistan. many members of congress are questioning how osama bin laden was able to live in a compound in a pakistani city apparen

williams at npr. incomes my calling from associated press on the print side, michelle, and she is president and the national association of hispanic journalists and a member of the national press club as well. congratulations to rafael williams, the son of our guest speaker, gist having graduated from haverford. [applause] that is fine. we can allow one round of applause. [laughter] [applause] well-deserved. we have an independent freelance journalist. she has formally worked for npr. then we had the devoted wife of our guest speaker today. skipping over the podium, bob is the senior press secretary for the natural resources defense council, and use the speaker's committee member who organize today's luncheon. first time out, great job. skipping over our speaker, greg, bloomberg news. he is chair of our npc diversity committee. he and i work together in buffalo, new york, many years ago and we're both sworn to secrecy about that. speaking of which, my colleague from the ap broadcast, in a member of the national press club. she works for associated press television news. steve taylor is a fox news correspond

michelle. she is president of the national association of hispanic journalists and member of the national press club as well. congratulations to rafael williams, the son of our guest speaker. we can allow one round of applause. [applause] an independent freelance journalist, and she has formerly worked for npr. the devoted wife of our guest speaker today. bob keith is the senior press secretary for the national resources defense council. bloomberg news, he is chair of our diversity committee. he and i worked together in buffalo, new york, many years ago. my colleague from ap broadcast, and new member of the national press club. she works for ap television news. steve taylor is a fox news correspondent. eric is media critic, moving over to the "washington post." a new member of the national press club. please give them a round of applause. [applause] we begin with a quotation. "yesterday, npr fired me for telling the truth." that is how our guest speaker started a column in the wake of the disaster from npr. his departure from npr set off a firestorm. just a few months later, the president and ceo resigned under pressure. after his departure f

michelle. she is president of the national association of hispanic journalist and member of the national press club as well. congratulations to rafael williams, the son of our guest speaker. we can allow one round of applause. [applause] and independent freelance journalist and she has formerly worked for npr. the devoted wife of our guest speaker today. bob keep is the senior press secretary for the national resources defense council. bloomberg news, he is chair of our diversity committee. he and i worked together in buffalo, new york, many years ago. my colleague from ap broadcast, the new member of the national press club. she works for ap television news. steve taylor is a fox news correspondent. eric is media critic, moving over to the "washington post." a new member of the national press club. please give them a round of applause. [applause] we began with a quotation. "yesterday, and npr fire to me for telling the truth here " that is how our guest speaker started a column in the wake of a disaster from npr. his departure from npr set off a firestorm. just a few months later, the president and ceo resigned under pressure. after his dep

williams. also this weekend, david gold fields on the role of religion heading up to the civil war. yet our skills in your in box. >> michele is here for understand -- i understand, i hear she was born a cantor. yes, michelle, this is how it starts. >> video of president obama's appearance at the white house correspondents' dinner is now the most watched youtube of video ever. it has also been the most watched the video on youtube the past few days. .com/cspan. >> on wednesday, the federal reserve bank and ceo john williams discussed the future of the u.s. economy. he made these remarks hosted by the group tel polos angeles. this was his first address since march 1. it is about 50 minutes. >> in fact, one of the challenges coming from northern california and the living in the bay area for many years is that as president of the san francisco bank, includes night of the western states of the united states. we have seven major league baseball teams that i am supposed to represent. one of the growth opportunities for me is the be able to say go dodgers. [laughter] i am working on that. this is my first opportunity to speak abou