mr. williams? -- thank you. >> good afternoon, i am mr. iams, president of the african american historical and cultural society, and i attended this. i want to thank supervisor: for the leadership on this and helping to bring this to a point where we try to bring this forward. as a number of people have said, this process has been going on for far too long, a lot of years, and we have a tremendously underutilized assets at executive park. by moving this board and allowing these good developers to put this asset to a better use, it will bring some tremendously need amenities to this sector of the city, to the southeast sector. just mincing that the jobs would be there -- just mentioning those. he mentioned that his hair could turn gray. he might lose it, too. koran i think this project will also help to integrate that with the city. i urge you to move this forward. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you, supervisor sohen. -- cohen. i am on the bayview hunters point committee. we work with the redevelopment agency. i am here to speak in fa

mr. williams mentioned. you can see the orioles take on the tigers live.hen stick around for the orioles game after that of a full day of baseball here on wjz 13. >>> and erica hill has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> he's one of the youngest coaches in the ncaa tournament. they have taken a team that no one thought had a chance. their cinderella story tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> disturbing evidence. police revealed what they had planned to use to convict craigslist suspect, phillip mar cov. >>> and an update from phillips -- brooks robinson himself. >>> intensive search in japan. eyewitness news continues with eyewitness news continues with denise andnd,,,, you want to get a great looking lawn like this, but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now, with scotts ez seed. it's so revolutionary, it's guaranteed to grow grass... anywhere. that's because ez seed is a high performance mix of scotts best grass se

mr. williams and discussed behind closed doors or independently the decision which was not on the verbal recount by people in the

mr. williams and discussed behind closed doors or independently the decision which was not on the verbal recount by people in the room, but it ultimately relied on the drawing which was handed to mr. smith. that is the drawing and that is what is accurately reflected in what he in yellow outline showed a few minutes ago. i went back through the entire case, looked at what the intent of the motion was, and that was indeed to cut back all the way to what i believe is really the critical edge, that is the edge where the two building masses, the built-out masses meet. and in order to respectfully stay away from the gardens which meet in-between somewhere, that might require to cut the back of the deck back, because that is the intent of that yellow line. in addition to that, just for the record, the architect had not shown in his own drawing that is the roof plan on the first page of what the commissioners have in front of them, that there was indeed a deck protruding into that notch. and i believe that is the right decision when you plan an expansion as substantive as this will be, although

mr. williams is in front of this commission frequently and making the case that the addition of these stories, even on small lots, the building he is representing should be color isn't really impacting. we live in a city where these things happen. his arguments are very well pointed and many times we support them, sometimes i don't. i don't believe that what has been presented rarely rises to the level of wanting to accept a compromise. i believe that staff has done an exceptional job in preparing for us to view this project. they have stated in the dialogue and have delivered the changes. i believe that the entire combination of public use is the way it addresses the presidio and is very much in balance of the project. i appreciate the public and making comments that were so sensitive that they all must exceed what normally enters into a planning commission discussion. this is not about making a decision about bleeding hearts. the decision that as commissioners, we can all make based on what we are challenged to do. and that a safer building, i support what is in front of it. >> it was a mot

(screaming). >> osgood: that's robin williams as mrs. doubtfire. o broadway and sat williams down for some questions and answers. >> reporter: robin williams has never failed to make an impression. first as a manic extraterrestrial. from mork and mindy to mrs. doubtfire. >> good morning, vietnam. >> reporter: from good morning, vietnam to good will hunting. >> if you ever disrespect my wife again, i will end you. >> reporter: mr. williams has loomed large in our on-screen consciousness. >> and the way to have that whole thing, the two male cats have the amazing thing walking around going, that's mine. mine. >> reporter: we never not think of him as a stand up comedian. >> thank god men weren't aren't like that. mine now. >> reporter: and now at 59, the juilliard-trained williams is making his broadway acting debut playing the tiger in bengal tiger at the baghdad zoo. >> i'm not going to lie. when i get hungry, i get stupid. 12 years back i screwed up, okay. i followed a scent. i took a bite. a tranquilizer dart comes from out of nowhere and i wake u

should this affect and is it affecting the attitude toward the two nations well let's start with you mr william i'm quite optimistic going to say that we will really overcome this problem of. course linked with scrapping because process was a prison governor provided was. materials of the polish side explaining and. that either was screened committed by and given their political or stalins order. and then we needed a guest of course. society and some parts of the russian elite that it was through what gorbachev said to the polish authorities in very late eighty's and bendis for example the task of russian but with europe and difficult issues was to persuade begin russian society and say or to find a proper war so the polish society saying stop we understand a little skin needed by the previous regime and stop blaming us because we'll really cut off from the premature very view but if russia has already overcome its superiority complex this is that mean that the poles have overcome their inferiority complex let me ask let us housing i guess your pursuit. first off of course i think that we have

should this effect and is it affecting the attitude toward the two nations well let's start with you mr williams i'm quite optimistic and say that we will really overcome this problem of. course linked with scrapie because cross that was present go bunch of provided was. materials of the polish site explaining and. that either was screen committed by and they were there because of stylus order. then we needed a guest of course. society and some parts of russia leap that it was true what gorbachev said to the polish to sort this in very late eighty's and then be for example the task of russian polish and difficult issues. for sweet again russian society and say or to fight. proper wars to the polish society saying stop we understand it was committed by the previous regime and stop blaming us because we already cut off from the previous ships redgrave but if russia has already overcome its superiority complex this that means that the poles have overcome their inferiority complex let me just ask. i guess your pursuit. first off of course i think that we have completely new arguments for today but o

mr. william cash. >> during the recess, a number of european issues have arisen. the portuguese bailout, increase in the european budget and proposals for cooperation tax at the european level. will the prime minister recoin the phrase simply say to all of those measures, no, no, no? >> well, my honorable friend makes an important point about the european budget. the idea of a 5% increase at a time when member states are having to make reductions in difficult public spending programs at home is completely unacceptable and we'll make sure that it doesn't happen. >> phil wilson. >> they are proposing to build the largest wind farm in my constituency with 25 wind farms or even more than that. just less than a mile we're from beautiful landscape in the area. what influence will my constituents will have on the funding decision concerning this massive intrusion on the landscape? and will he ask the minister to make a delegation of constituents to discuss this further. >> i'm very happy to arrange that meeting. and i think it's important that local people have a greater

mr. william should be released from prison. [applause] he is currently still in prison because the state has an appeal, but the judge basically said, it will be remanded to the same judge at said the evidence was bogus. the police department basically botched all the evidence. they executed more people in harris county than in many states. the judge says by next year this time, they fully expect him to be home with his family after being locked up for more than 18 years, more than half his life. so even just a small part of this victory on the horizon, that has been a blessing and an honor to be a part of that. i have a friend who is a skinhead -- was a skinhead. he was a white guy who used to beat up black people and gay people in texas. when he was the same age of the guy that got into trouble with the law as well, they used to hang outside of dallas. they would wait on a park bench, send a guy out, and when somebody came out to flirt with him, they would beat him up. that was their weekend fun. they would go gay bashing. a s

williams. they first met in school inner that hometown of gum ridge, louisiana. mr. and mrs. williams married in 1936. they've beening to the ever since and they still look good. >> that's fabulous. your parents over 50 years. >> 60. >> amazing. sal, you're moving in on number one, right, first anniversary? >> yes, am. >> hey, you've got it start somewhere. take a look at the commute now. the traffic is going to be lighter than usual today because it's good friday. you will see the bay bridge looking good. san mateo bridge, the same thing goes, westbound 92, traffic is moving along nicely. if you're driving to oakland we had an earlier crash. look what it did to highway 13. see where i circled there? it's a big mess because of an earlier crash. 24 is still recovering even though the accident is gone. so a delayed reaction to that two-car crash. let's go to rosemary. >> a cool start, partly cloudy skies, mostly cloudy for the afternoon high clouds. that will bring us rain for the weekend. giving you a look at well, we've got a mix. we've got low clouds really hugging the coast.

mr. william casey, bill casey was the head of the cia and they said he was coming to brown university and they wanted to know if i could pick him up at the airport. with the dean from brown, and if i could escort him through the city to do his speaking in and then driving back to the airport. so i said yeah mike i would do that. i knew who he was but i had never met him before, so i dutifully got in the car. we still have those big, long undertaking cars, you know those big long once? they look like they were from manmohan's funeral home. i picked up and dutifully went to the airport. we put the car on the tarmac and we did that at about 10 minutes later the key plane came in and it was a white thing with no numbers on it, typical cia. the plane landed and speaking about introductions, the gate came down and the steps came down and this guy had just had a skiing accident. was bill casey and he was on a crutch and he came down the stairs slowly. he got off the tarmac and he looked at me and he said, who were you? [laughter] and i said, and you are supposed to be the head of the cia. [laugh

mr. william josephson, an expert on tax exempt and non profit organizations.l at shriver and jacobson. he joined the firm in 1966, became a partner in 1967 and retired in 1999. he was appointed assistant attorney general in charge of the new york state law department charity bureau in 1999. he served in this capacity for five years under then attorney general paul f. spitzer. his opinions on nonprofit issues are frequently reported in the new york times, washington post, chronicle of philanthropy and other newspapers. i would also like to recognize frances hill of the university of miami school of law. she has a ph.d. in government from harvard university where she majored in political theory and comparative politics and j.d. from the yale law school. professor hill teaches courses in taxation including corporate tax, bankruptcy tax and taxation of exempt organizations, and constitutional law and election law. her current scholarship focuses on bankruptcy tax and constitutional issues and election law. you will have five minutes to present your testimony, your

mr. william taft. >> a number of issues have arisen and the portuguese bailout and proposals for corporation at european level. will the prime minister recoil the phrase and say to the meaters, no, no, no? >> that's an important point about the european budget. the io dear of a 5% increase when member states make reductions in public programs at home is completely unacceptable, and we'll make sure it doesn't happen. >> phil wilson. >> proposing to build the largest wind farm in england with 45 wind turbines. just less than a mile away from two big corporations on beautiful landscape of the area. can the prime minister inform us what influence will allow us on the planning decision that this is on the landscape and ask the minister to make a delegation? >> i'm happy to arrange that meeting, and i think it is important that local people have a greater say in planning decisions, and that's what we're putting into place, but also i believe when farms go ahead, local people should see a greater benefit in terms of the phone conference that goes into the -- finance that goes into the local area, a

mr. joshua williams, on the fifth anniversary of his outstanding organization called joshua's heart foundation. at the age of 5 while watching "feed the children" one evening a question arose in joshua's head, what else can i do to help? in the weeks following, joshua would create the basis to what has now become a great charity in our community. today, joshua's heart foundation has grown from feeding a handful of families to over 1,000 throughout south florida in just a few years. later this month, madam speaker, on april 30, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. at palm island park in miami beach in my congressional district, joshua's heart foundation will be holding a celebration of their five-year anniversary and, yes, they will be feeding the hungry. i encourage all in south florida to join joshua at this amazing event and again congratulate him on his many years of service to our community even at such a young age. and with that, madam speaker, i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the

the maker of that film william ross joins me now from seattle washington mr ross i want to thank you for joining us here now your fellow was obviously made years ago very critical of bush policies critical of american policy in iraq and speired i ride by your personal rage but i'm curious if you feel a resurgence of any of the anger and a resurgence and relevance of your film today as you watch the airstrikes in libya you know i actually feel it's a totally different situation. in iraq was something that was planned for ten years but when you come to united states and brought. this operation odyssey and your reaction to. it ok for the rest of us will you know what in the west now to libya what about the billion tall what about the civilian holdouts and then you're very critical i mean isn't the same thing happening at the bottom of the air strikes in libya oh sure there's no way you could go to freedom. we're going to kill innocent people because they want to sit so there's no doubt about it now in your film that you made on iraq are very critical of the american media coverage of ju

mr. costa: lieutenant williams received his commission in 2004 and following his training served in afghanistan aboard the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt. returning home lieutenant williams became a flight instructor at l'amour naval air station, training our flight officers. madam speaker, the deaths of these two individuals, lieutenant williams and lieutenant lowell, are a tragic reminder that the men and women who serve our nation every day in harm's way throughout the world put their lives at risk. please join me for a moment of silence as we honor the service of these two individuals for our country. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> permission to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. polis: madam speaker, medicare is a guarantee that senior citizens, regardless of their economic circumstances, will have the medical care that they need in their twilight years. medicare plays a critical role in removing doubt from people's minds that if they have an ailment and are otherwis

mrs. beckham also here, also preg pregnant, wearing her own design. >> they're going to be asking williamto have a baby. >> who will be here and who will not? first of all, this is not a state occasion. that's why we won't see president obama and people like that. >> it's because basically, william is an heir to the throne. she's second h line. as such, the only heads of state that need to be invited are obvious the commonwealth countries and realm. >> canada, australia, india. >> pakistan, bangladesh. 54 separate nations in the commonwealth. there are a large number of guests from those nations. not of the status of being a formal state occasion. >> the former prime ministers, tony blair and gordon brown are not invited. it's not a state occasion. >> prince william invited all of the members of the order of the garter. it's pew chance that the conservatives were invited and labour weren't. >> they wanted it to be a wedding of the people. >> that's right. so many representatives across their lives. people representing their charities. there's john major, the former prime minister. he help

mr. speaker, what william jennings bryan said in 1896. i am in favor of an income tax when i find a man who is not willing to bear his share of the burdens of the government which protects him, find a man who is unworthy to enjoy the business of a government like ours. my colleagues across the aisle simplified the impacts of a measure by describing it, and i quote, tightening the belts. these cuts go to people who can't afford it. h.r. 1, and i quote, tightening our belts, slashed programs like community health centers specifically to provide basic health and dental services to communities who might otherwise care for them. h.r. 11 tightened our belt. to the -- h.r. 1 tightened our belts, setting back cancer treatments and cures for other diseases, the impact which we will feel for years to come as medical professionals are shut to cut down promising research projects. h.r. 1 tightened our belts by hacking away of training of health professions, reducing this funding by more than 23%, cuts to title 7 and title 8 programs that help to trai

and prince william, is the upper-crust mr. darcie.rying her daughters off and moving up the social ladder. of course, the modern version has no pride to keep these two apart. but when it comes to kate's middle-class background, there is a touch of prejudice. >> kate is a commoner. she's cinderella who managed to get to the ball. >> reporter: kate was born in the rural county of berkshire, about 20 minutes away from london, and a world away from william's posh lifestyle. michael and carole middleton, earning a decent living at u.s. airways. the middletons will not be to the manor born. but kate grew up with privilege. their home, up for sale for $1 million. >> they're friendly. >> reporter: but kate's life became more posh, when her parents launched a successful, party-planning business. they moved to the upscale town of buckleby, when she was 13. and kate, younger sister pippa and older brother, james, attended the school. >> there, she would be going in with other people in william's circle. and going to the university like he did. >

mr. hopkins story. >>> the 15 minutes conversation she's read so far, it's more likely inadd visible. in san francisco, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new concerns about the safety of drinking water. what tests a bay area rainwater revealed. >>> if on shore breeze is back with us tonight. how >>> new at 10:00 tonight, advocates for safe food and water are telling ktvu their new concern about radiation in japan winding up here in the bay area. the environment protection agency tested last month's rain water and found it exceeded federal standards by 46 times. the group food and water watch said the epa needs to be more forthcoming. >> we already know that the material is present. what we don't know yet is how much of it is actually there and will it continue to be there and how to deal with it. we need to plan to deal with it. >>> food and water watch noted rainwater winds up in reservoirs which is the water that we drink. the group is asking president obama to act quickly to protect food and water from radio active contamination. >>> the discovery of radio active kelp has abiloni farmers worried. abiloni fa

mr. hopkins story. >>> the 15 minutes conversation she's read so far, it's more likely inadd visible. in san francisco, rita williamsktvu channel 2 news. >>> new concerns about the safety of drinking water. what tests a bay area rainwater revealed. >>> if on shore breeze is back with us tonight. how we can expect this to contribute to tomorrow's forecast. >>> and what airline came in on top in customer satisfaction? we'll show you the new rankings. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, advocates for safe food and water are telling ktvu their new concern about radiation in japan winding up here in the bay area. the environment protection agency tested last month's rain water and found it exceeded federal standards by 46 times. the group food and water watch said the epa needs to be more forthcoming. >> we already know that the material is present. what we don't know yet is how much of it is actually there and will it continue to be there and how to deal with it. we need to plan to deal with it. >>> food and water watch noted rainwater winds up in reservoirs which is the water that we drink. the group is asking president obama to

mr. tanoff needs to explain to you why he didn't interfere with that comment. president cheng: anything you would like to submit in email is welcome. >> sherry williams, treasure island homeless development initiative, i've indicated support for the project but neglected to hand in all the letters from the member organizations supporting the project in full. so if i could, i would like to submit them to you now. thank you. president cheng: thank you. >> very hard to address eight items in two minutes to permit a city the size of santa cruz that started out as a village and is now almost 20,000-person city relative to overriding considerations, commissioners, from both commissions, i direct you to your s document volume 1. you will need to find that significant impacts, the 10,000 to the 30x to the 47, to aesthetic impacts, to air quality impacts, noise impacts, are overridden by the benefits of this project as they've been reduced. relative to governance, i would submit to you that this is unprecedented in san francisco history. you are creating a virtually separate government with its own entitlement ability that is virtually unaccountable to the planning com

williams. again, you are simply the messenger. >> thank you. supervisor campos: you are welcome any time. [laughter] i think we do need to hear from mr. ford. hopefully mr. ford is watching. now we will hear from our police department. >> [unintelligible] as you have seen with the trends, -- better? supervisor campos: yes. >> the police department has made huge cuts in the number of overtime hours of the last four or five years. from 300,000 hours in the fiscal year 2007, and we are projecting 86,000 hours for the current fiscal year. if you have any questions, we would be happy to address them. supervisor campos: supervisor farrell? supervisor farrell: how are you doing it? we're seeing other lines and other agencies, what ever the best practices are from your point of view, i think we would run -- we would love to learn. >> team met -- the main difference is we have been able to pull on duty resources for events in the community, where other departments are required to have an individual at a specific location for a specific amount of time. it is really shifting

william is going to marry on the 29 of this month. i wish him good luck. the third one and the issue i wish that mr. donald trump shuts his mouth and he can go behind the woman who wants to be our california governor. [chime] thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> surely today there could be three minutes. stop the corporate rape of the public library. don't give money to friends and foundation. don't accept money from the friends and foundation. we need to acknowledge that yesterday, april 18, was san francisco disaster day. it is the 105th anniversary of the great earthquake and fire and the 15th anniversary of the public private partnership's new mine library. no matter how much of a disaster the new library was to the public, it was a success for the private partners who ended up with millions of dollars in private money and all of the problems will be fixed with public funds were not fixed at all. the difference is that there will be another major earthquake, but there does not have to be another cherished public institution ruined by a public-private partnership. of the book dumping scandal, e

mr. ramos lawyer says that nothing illegal is going on and he doesn't want this to tarnish his client's sterling reputation. >>> police arrest two young men in the murder of a virginia university student. deandre williams is in jail for the death of joshua cash. police believe the motive was robbery and that drugs were involved. >>> tonight the white house says gadhafi's intercircle is crumbing as he races against the leaders that have dismated with air strikes. government forces gained momentum over the rebels today. this as the cia is sending small teams of operatives into rebel held eastern libya. >>> japan is appealing for international help to try to stabilize a plant that is leaking radiation after it was damaged after a tsunami. some radiation has been detected in beef and other foods in japan. here in the u.s., very low levels turned up in milk but the fda says it's still safe to drink. >>> stopping protests at funerals. the supreme court says they are constitutional. now maryland lawmakers are stepping in. kelly mcpherson explains, this all centers in the protest of a many maryland marine funeral. >> reporter: the father of that marine took this issue all the way to the supreme court and lost.

special wedding day just hours after prince william made kate middleton a princess in front of billions of peoples around the world. that's a little nerve-racking. >> mr. roker. >> he's everywhere. >> he is. >> where's waldo. >> tell us about the vibe out there? >> hey, honey. >>> well, you know, it was a party really. i'm right here across from the australia gate and, in fact, you can see the balcony where we got not one but two kisses. and that's, in a sense, almost symbolic of, i think, the vibe that was going on. you had that first kiss and the crowd applauded and then there was this groundswell, kiss her again. kiss her again. and, sure enough, they kissed again. and i think they worked very hard and you saw last night william and harry come out, shake hands with people who were hanging around clarence house, and that's been this whole -- that's been the whole motif here. they didn't want things over the top. they wanted it to be kind of normal. and the other thing to me that was very impressive, all the crowds that gathered, they estimated about 80,000 people gathered in trafalgar square and after the royal family came back to buckingham palace,

maryland governor william donald schaefer has been hospitalized with a mild case of new money but has been responding well to medication. -- ahmad case of pneumonia. >> we are told that mr. schaeffer will be hospitalized for a least a couple of days. meanwhile, brooks robinson says he is responding well to antibiotics. he was taken to hospital by ambulance, suffering from a fever and infection. his doctors are hopeful he will be infection free by the end the weekend. he wanted to thank his fans for their support and prayers. there is a link on the homepage of our website if you want to send him a message. >> tonight, a 14-year-old is charged as an adult, accused of viciously attacking his grandmother. police say hassanhii garrett assaulting her with a hammer. >> what makes this case all the more baffling, the 14-year-old charged in the case has no known trouble that juvenile authorities or police know of. >> 14-year-old hassanhii garrett is charged with attempted murder as an adult. police say he confessed to bludgeoning his grandmother. she was discovered unresponsive in an upstairs bedroom, suffering from multiple head injuries. according to a police document, the tee

mr. reyna continues to specialize in international trade matters with the firm of william, mullen where he directs the international trade and customs practice group in the latin american task force. the american bar association has rated this nominee unanimously well qualified. and, of course, i'm pleased to support that nomination. the federal circuit is unique among the courts of appeal. it is not geographically based, but has nationwide subject matter jurisdiction in designated areas of the law. in addition to international trade, the court hears cases on patents, trademarks, government contracts, certain money claims against the united states government, veterans benefits, and public safety -- safety officers benefits claims. of particular interest to me this court has exclusive jurisdiction over cases related to federal personnel matters. that includes exclusive jurisdiction over appeals from the merit system protection board which hears whistle-blower cases under the whistle-blower protection act. and if anybody wonders why this senator said that i had a particular interest in this

william that it perhaps but not the queen i don't think. how. >> how does the phone call go. would i like to speak to mr. please. >> something lick that. >> is dog available? all right. giants go for win no. 1 in los angeles and if there's any question about why ryan made the team the rookie  jive giants fans severely beaten outside the dodger stadium last night. what the co-workers have to say about the attack and how the man is doing tonight. latest on his condition. >> one governor controversial idea to bridge the state budget attack. tax on over weight. more on channel 7 at 11:00. >> all right. we'll see how it goes. larry is here you were at the oakland coliseum. >> packed house. very warm. baseball from a perspective started out well. optimistic. weather great. a's open the 2011 season in front of a full house at the coliseum. 35,000 plus. new outfielder josh made an instant impact but trevor didn't last long as starter. dave stewart throwing out the first pitch good. to see him out there. bottom of the firs first. josh first at bat athletic that's the way you want wa

mr. trump. he'll make me vice president! [ applause ] >> jimmy: i think that means obama has immunity now. meanwhile, on the other side of the world, the royal wedding of prince williamis set for friday morning. elton john, madonna going to be there. preparations are said to be going smoothly. they had a minor snafu. they realized another couple had westminster abbey booked for the same weekend. the royals have to be out of there by 2:00. "entertainment tonight" has been covers this like cnn covers an earthquake. i was under the impression that the only kate we care about in america is the one that has eight kids and can't dance. if mary hart is right, and she always is, then i'm sadly is maken. >> i'll be back with the top secret 2:00 a.m. royal wedding rehearsal shot with your night vision cameras. that's all tomorrow, so, please join us. >> i love the image of mary heart crouhart in qualm flauj wearing night visi vision. she's america's favorite peeping tom. new episode of "american idol" on tonight. i was hoping there wouldn't be, but there was. six contestants are left, which means finals are only almost two months away. i think -- i think last year's winner sho

mr. wragge just posed. we'll check in on the last-minute preparations and tell you why prince william will, if all goes as plannedn her dress. >> so much speculation. >> i mean it's the best kept secret out there. >> we'll find out soon enough. >> indeed we will. >>> as we mark the one-year anniversary since the disaster in the gulf we look at the wildlife still feeling the terrible impact, pelicans, dolphins, whales, sea turtles devastated from the oil spill but there is some good news here, some of the animal populations are bouncing back and dr. debbye turner bell went to chart the animals' progress over the last year. >>> jeff glor has a check of the headlines we're following on this wednesday morning. good morning. >> good morning once again to you and everyone at home as well. a new storm system is moving east this morning after producing tornados in the midwest. the twisters in missouri and illinois overnight, one tornado, possibly two struck south central illinois destroying two homes and damaging 15 others, missouri authorities say at least three twisters struck there but no serious injuries are reported

mr. middleton dad? >> well, apparently he does. he likes their sort of normalness. it couldn't be more different from william's own life.hey're normal people, and you know, it's just a sort of real tight-knit family. >> what do we know this monday morning, four days to go, about the dress, how kate will wear her hair, which tiara she's chosen? >> well, we've heard that kate's hairdresser actually went to st. james's palace to have lessons in putting a tiara on, from hugh, the king of tiaras, and camilla's personal hairdresser now. i'll guess she will wear a tiara. i suspect she'll square a tiara given to her by the queen. sort of lent for a lifetime. i think she would look wonderful in a tiara. and the dress, i think kate might have more than one dress. she actually apparently didn't make a final decision about who was going to design her dress until the beginning of march. i mean, that didn't give them very much time. >> no. >> not for a royal wedding dress with all the silk and the embroidery and everything else. >> just a regular wedding dress, you have to order it weeks, if not months in advance. >> i think she migh

william wait for his bride. >> this is a very human wedding. >> it was. and we understand that mr.girl has been eight or nine goars, understanding what she

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