here's nick watt with our report. >> reporter: at first glance it looks like a picture postcard palm south seas paradise. laid back. slow paced. sun kissed. but this is a tiny island of great extremes. first of all, its location. it lies somewhere between hawaii and australia. a tiny potato shaped speck in the pacific ocean. this counts as a very busy day on nauru. the police force on pair raid for parade for the visit of a spanish diplomat. we're going to drive around the whole country. let's see how long it takes. we hired a car and drove around the entire island. all 8.1 square miles of it. nauru is the smallest independent republic on earth. the nearest neighbor, kyrair kirabas is 400 miles of empty ocean away. population of nauru, barely 10,000 souls. okay. that was it. that was the whole country. we hit some traffic because the schools were letting out. and it took us 17 1/2 minutes. the small island but her people are big, very big. nauru is the fattest country on earth. 95% of adults are officially overweight. 85% of men are clinically obese. but it wasn't always this way. it

the person was born in scotland but lives in australia, which is where nick watt found himself on hisay to meet nori, to talk about the life in the gray area between he and she. >> reporter: a typical australian beach scene. there's some posing and flirting going on, some stair oyoowe st o stereotypical behavior. but a little wakes inland, in a gritty sydney neighborhood, we meet nori, who challenges all of that. a flowing dress, a flat chest, largish bear feet. a hair cut that could be male or female, it's short back in sides and long on top. nori is neither a manor nor a woman. you don't see yourself as male or female? >> i see myself as male and female. >> reporter: and nori, who goes by just one name, who is happy to be called she or he, is the first person in the world ever to be issued with identity papers that state sex, not specified. i say to you, nori, what gender are you, and what is your answer? >> what are the options? >> i'm not specifically m or f. you can't specify me as being male or female without committing a fudge, at the very least. >> reporter: xo doctors examine

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some of the big questions were finally answered and our nick watt is on it. >> reporter: first of allthe bad news. kate and will will marry at 11:00 a.m. london time, that's 6:00 a.m. in new york, 3:00 a.m. in l.a. you guys will have to get up pretty early on april 29th. here's what else we know. kate will be driven by car to westminster abbey, william and the altar. >> she probably wanted to avoid the comparisons to the late princess of wales who arrived in that beautiful golden glass carriage. >> reporter: after eight-year-olds of courting, this archbishop will marry them, this bishop will say a few wo words, then, they will ride, yes, in a carriage, through streets lined with thousands of well-wishers to buckingham palace. there will be plenty of that flag-waving the british are so famous for. these details were released today on twitter. they've asked the queen to hold the reception at her place and charles to host a private dinner, followed by dancing. >> i think it's going to be a fantastically exciting day. the one thing the royal family do very well is celebrations. >> reporte

here's nick watt. >> reporter: first of all, the bad news.l marry at 11:00 a.m. london time. that's 6:00 a.m. in new york. 3:00 a.m. in l.a. you guys will have to get up pretty early on april 29th. here's what else we know. kate will be driven by car to westminster abbey, william and the altar. >> she wanted to avoid comparisons with the late princess of wales who arrived in that golden, glossed carriage. >> reporter: after eight years of courting, this archbishop will marry them. this bishop will say a few words. then the newlyweds will ride, yes in a carriage, through streets lined with thousands of well-wishers to buckingham palace. there will be plenty of that flag-waving the british are so famous for. these details were released on twitter. they've asked the queen to hold the reception at her place, and charles to host a private dinner followed by dancing. >> i think it's going to be a fantastically exciting day. the one thing the royal family do very well is celebrations. >> reporter: yes, they will kiss and wave from that balcony. just

here's nick watt. >> has fashion plate kate decided who will design the dress of the year, her weddingn. looks like a favorite of princess diana. he and william spent an hour at his store last week. the first william giving kate diana's ring. >> this is my wife. >> and once married, where will they live, buckingham palace with grandma. apparently she has offered but will the queen love to hear wailing babies. >> we want a family. we have to stop in here a lot. >> so they'll be looking at a home they can make a family home. i really do think kensington palace is going to be the best place for that. >> and, of course, diana's cold, misplaced home. she lived at kensington palace after her separation from prince charles. >> it's near some of the couple's favorite night stops. >> we know kate loves shopping in kensington. >> but they don't want any wedding gifts. no toaster ovens, his and her bath robes. they'll give the gifts to charity. >> they would father rather the causes close to their heart benefit from people's generosity because they say they have everything they need. >> but willi

nick watt, abc news, london. >> good for the wooly mammoth.a reminiscent of the sopranos. >>> changes in store thanks to the first lady and the world's biggest retailer. >> they're actually changing how the entire food industry does business. >> it's friday, january 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> i think when you look at what americans consume, it is long overdue we start to lower the price of fruits and vegetables. because they're really inaccessible for a lot of people when it comes to the fresh stuff. that's what walmart says they're going to be doing. >> and you have to eat more fruits and vegetables. they upped the servings from six to eight -- >> five to eight. >> in a day. >>> good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm vinita nair. it is less than two weeks since congresswoman gabby giffords was shot in the head and she's taking a major step in recovery today. >> she's moving to a rehab facility in texas. before leaving the hospital, giffords and her husband took a look at the mountains in tucs

here's nick watt. >> has fashion plate kate decided who will design the dress of the year, her weddingooks like a favorite of princess diana. he and william spent an hour at his store last week. the first william giving kate diana's ring. >> this is my wife. >> and once married, where will they live, buckingham palace with grandma. apparently she has offered but will the queen love to hear wailing babies. >> we want a family. we have to stop in here a lot. >> so they'll be looking at a home they can make a family home. i really do think kensington palace is going to be the best place for that. >> and, of course, diana's cold, misplaced home. she lived at kensington palace after her separation from prince charles. >> it's near some of the couple's favorite night stops. >> we know kate loves shopping in kensington. >> but they don't want any wedding gifts. no toaster ovens, his and her bath robes. they'll give the gifts to charity. >> they would father rather the causes close to their heart benefit from people's generosity because they say they have everything they need. >> but william h

for more about where william and kate may live and an update on her wedding dress, here's nick watt.on plate kate decided who will decide the dress of the year, her wedding gown? looks like bruce oldfield. a favorite of princess diana. kate's mom and sister spent an hour at his london store last week. this wedding is laden with echoes of diana. the first was william giving kate diana's ring. >> this is my way of keeping her sort of close. >> reporter: and once married, where will they live? buckingham palace with grandma? apparently she has offered but will the queen want to hear wailing babies? >> obviously, you know, we want a family, so we'll have to start thinking about that. >> so, they'll be looking at a home they can make a family home. and i really do think that kensington palace will be the best place for that. >> reporter: of course, diana called this place home. she lived at kensington palace after her separation from prince charles. it's near some of the couple's favorite night spots. >> and we know kate middleton loves shopping in kensington. >> reporter: but they don't

here's nick watt. >> reporter: a typical australian beach scene.osing and flirting going on. some stereotypical behavior from both sexes. they're all half-dressed so it's easy to see who's a boy and who's a girl. but a little ways inland in a gritty sydney neighborhood, we meet norrie who challenges all that. a flowing dress, a flat chest, largish, bare feet, a haircut that could be male or female. it's short back and sides and long on top. norrie is neither a man nor a woman. you don't see yourself as male or female? >> i see myself as male and female. >> reporter: norrie, who goes by one name, happy to be called he or she, is the first person in the world ever to be issued with identity papers that state "sex, not specified." >> i say to you, norrie, what gender are you? and what's your answer? >> what are the options? i'm not specifically m or f. you can't specify me as being male, you can't specify me being female. >> reporter: two doctors examined norrie and couldn't say she was one sex or the other. physically or psychologically. hence, sex n

our nick watt is there. ck. >> reporter: juju, the threat level at london's train stations and airport is now severe. that means, quote, an attack is highly likely. security is visibly stronger this morning. that, they say, is a precaution. there's no specific evidence of any immediate threat. but rather, continued speculations of a mumbai-style attack. two years ago, gunman roamed that city, killing 166 people. and, of course, londoners remember 2005, when bombers struck the subway and the buses here. so, juju, no immediate threat here in london. but we're told, there is intelligence that at some stage in the future, london's transport hubs will become a target. juju? >> nick watt from london on the terror alert. thank you. >>> there are new clues in the mysterious death of former white house aide, john wheeler, whose body was found in a landfill. this is new video you're looking at in his neighbor's house. this is where police found wheeler's cell phone. investigators say wheeler may have set off smoke bomb

nick watt has more from london. >> reporter: has fashion plate kate decide hood will design the dress looks like bruce olefield. kate's mom and sister spent an hour at his stoor last week. this wedding is laden with echoes of diana. the first was william giving kate diana's ring. >> it's my way of keeping her sort of close to it all. >> reporter: and where will they live? buckingham palace, apparently she has offered. >> obviously, we want a family, we'll have to start thinking about that. >> so they'll be looking at a home that they can make a family home. i really do think that kensington palace is going to be the best place for that. >> reporter: and of course, diana called this place home. she lived at kensington palace after her separation from prince charles. it's near some of the couple's favorite night spots. >> we know that kate loves shopping in kensington. >> reporter: but they don't want any wedding gifts. no toaster ovens, no his and hers bathrobe. they want their guests to give to charity. >> it's far well for the things close to heir heart benefit to people's charity be

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nick watt has another sneak peek. >> reporter: theirs will be the wedding of the century.ritish do this sort of thing pretty well. they are world-beaters in pomp and ceremony. >> what can happen is a result of nerves by the two key players. >> reporter: when diana married charles in front of friends, family, world leaders and a tv audience of 750,000,000. a slight wardrobe malfunction. >> when diana got out of the coach, the dress was so creased. >> reporter: the young diana was so clearly nervous. on the question of names, kate's name changes at the altar. >> when she leaves westminster abbey, she'll have the rather long name of her royal highness the princess william of wales. if he's given a dukedom, she'll be duchess of whatever it is. >> reporter: in the meantime we should call her catherine. >> her name is catherine. let's make it regal. kate's a bit rough. >> reporter: we suspect bruce oldfield is designing her dress. >> we won't know what it looks like until she steps out of the car. >> reporter: kate -- sorry, habit -- arrives last at the abbey, after the queen. >