watch dinner honoring prince william and kate is being hosted by so you think you can dance judge nigelythgoe. >> i've been turning away a lot of good friends in actual fact because it isn't -- you know, you can't buy tickets. it is by invitation only and it's really difficult because everybody is saying to me well, you've known me for many years and i should there be and you go i'm sorry, i can't invite you. >> to have and to hold from this day forward. >> reporter: captivating the world with their april wedding the two make their first official north american visit and nigel knows why the spotlight is so intense. >> they are now the couple of the world. everybody wants to meet them. everybody wants to congratulate them and they're a wonderful magnet for all of the hollywood executives that are coming to the evening. it is stressful planning it. i mean it's been planned now. i guess i heard about it the end of last year. so i've been biting my tongue because obviously we couldn't release anything to anybody and just quietly planning it undercover, if you like. >> you've got fabulous fe

there is a balance here between my life on the one hand which is a vibrant culture, at culture -- nigel life on the one hand which is a vibrant culture. -- night life on the one hand, which is a vibrant culture. there is a need and protection for people's right to quiet enjoyment of their neighborhood and those two are sometimes in conflict and there are no perfect solutions to try to maximize one is to err on the other. in summary if i'm going to consider glendon hyde vs. jim meko, i will look at these things. a beginner's enthusiasm versus seasoned experience. i will stop there. >> supervisor kim: thank you. commissioner, thank you for joining us. >> commissioner maufas: thank you. i am speaking on behalf of glendon hyde. the speaker did bring up some good points but let me let you know that for jim meko's experience, we can be grateful. i do see glendon hyde as someone who has a serious community experience. when you hear the community goes to glendon hyde, that is for reason. he is trusted and i have seen him in a room, very contentious meetings, being the calm in the room and being

three three people who were all counted it's like oprah nigel's here teach you know states and there is a steer it up in russia also in europe that americans aren't really cultured people they don't read a lot the. intellectuals are isolated like can you confirm that and on and on the whole you know i i teach him. first of all i knew great americans i knew robert frost out of school miller i horsed. zahn standing in nairobi you know the. bill styron was on one frame really close or in john updike all of them the brain said well paul the only ones who thought of life and around the don't you yourself live in an ivory tower no no no no i love the because some russians and thirty million created by sun are russians who are integrated going america they don't go to they don't read american books they don't go to american theater they don't learn properly. in this exactly they invented this vessel and cultural america aren't cultural marxists probably but it's a very very problem you think all french people because not. russians are culture not you know. you see in the our. our pupils. in

you up with anyway there was a russian or american invasion nigel no end of the cold war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared so a lot of the people who were activist under saddam and issues moved their activism to environment or fighting globalization or other issues and no one today is fighting in the streets for disarmament nonproliferation. the danger is growing will the anti-nuclear movement wake up. america was not the only western power to consider the pacific islands far enough from home to use for practicing nuclear war in one thousand nine hundred sixty six french polynesia at all the more meaning the great secret became france's marshall islands for thirty years this earthly paradise shook under nearly two hundred nuclear explosions but more also became ground zero of the anti-nuclear movement. cannot overcome the fact that our country collaborated in the development of the atomic bomb. general de gaulle's and the french polynesia to be part of what france will become to make that is to say imagine you cleopatra were. bu

nigel has the details. >> while greece counts the cost of its austerity measures, the lenders are on notice they also will have to shoulder some of the financial damage. the next bailout expects the biggest foreign holders, notably france and germany, the chip in by rolling over their loans. germany's institutions confirmed they will help to the tune of 3 billion euros. k chief has been working on a plan. >> we are taking the french bases of a model of building and modifications. we hope we will find a satisfactory solution for all the parties involved. >> this market watcher says the aim is to delay a greek default until europe can cope with the better. >> if there was a default, does it mean there will be a run on french banks or german banks will need to be recapitalized? the problem politicians have is they have to please the electorate at home. we have already seen it in finland -- government is getting voted out because the populations are unhappy having to put their hands in their pockets and having their taxes raised to pay for countries like greece and portugal and ireland.

because nigel's a marmalades have given after a chance to raise her kids and live her life the way she wants but most critics are simply energy i'm a very large percentage so for. people who have lost their jobs especially young people who are almost desperate i mean i teach young people to become architects and i'm afraid that i cannot. tell them the truth will be. almost the first sentence of ninety to ninety something percent statistics show that nearly one million people have lost their jobs and that figures are only expected to rise with over forty percent of people under the age of twenty four out of work any job is in demand and quite villages like they are rapidly becoming the proverbial silver lining of the dark get out now for greece casuarinas r r t greece. some other international headlines now u.s. officials have met representatives of his government to bring them in on the commercial message that libyan leader must go a spokesman for the regime said the meeting wasn't exonerations in the u.s. but insists that libyans will decide their own future. what. rebels have declare

nigel dodds. and -- but broadcasters and social media as well? but can i be reassured that it will also include other illegal activities such as so-called blogging, hacking into email accounts. it will extend all parts of the united kingdom and in the interest of the victims of crime and terrorism in particular that both parties will be absolutely open about the extent of their relationship with the murdoch empire. >> on the last point about the relationship with news corporation and rupert murdoch and his family i've been totally transparent and will go on being transparent. on the issue of what the terms of reference mentioned, of course, this inquiry can look at blogging, can look at all of the information crimes that have been documented. one of the issues in the terms of reference was, if you mention some forms but not others you give an additional priority. but no one should be in any doubt, lord justice levinson can go where the evidence leads. >> will my right honorable friend agree after the extraordinary events of the last few days the

the black tie dinner is being hosted by so you think you can dance judge nigel lythgoe. >> i've been turning away a lot of good friends -- because it isn't you know, you can't buy tickets for the event. it's by invitation only and it's really difficult because everyone is saying to know, you've known for me for many years and i should be there and you say i'm sorry, you aren't invited. >> reporter: they're making their first official north american visit and he knows why the spotlight is so intense. >> they are now the couple of the world. you know, everybody wants to meet them and everybody wants to congratulate them. and they're a wonderful magnet for all of the hollywood executives that are coming to the evening. >> it is stressful timing it. it's been planned now -- i guess i heard about it at the end of last year. so i've been biting my tongue because obviously we couldn't release anything to anybody. and just quietly planning it undercover if you like. >> you've got fabulous fee . >> reporter: and as the judge juggles, the hollywood weekend continues what the wedding started. >

retired colonel douglas a mcgregor has something to say about obama's big picture abroad we've got nigel died with an update from the d.c. coalition of police the police how do you special recognition against the police firefighters uses on armed cops in d.c. and a case there was any doubt the department of defense the united states marine corps and the commander in chief have officially denied all responsibility for adam vs the man. ladies and gentlemen but the vote is nearly upon us is no fan of obama says so just as he may have declared he will lose his presidency over the budget deal. we're going to go through all this is so i can understand if you're on the night of the have missions. this means midnight all of a sudden. today is the wind is the one thousand days to the fall day and it go she asians at the white house continue as we are now getting our reporting on the issue of e.a.p. from unnamed republican sources who claim that the talks ended perhaps dramatically when obama stood up and said enough is enough i'll see you all tomorrow and in a nearly two hour session yesterday bu

. >> reporter: the black tie dinner honoring prince william and kate is being hosted by nigel lythgoe>> i've been turning away a lot of good friends in actual fact because it isn't you know -- you can't buy tickets for the event. it is by invitation only and it's really difficult pause everyone is saying to -- because everyone is saying to me, i should be there and you're going i'm sorry, i can't invite you. >> reporter: captivating the world with their april wedding, the two are making their first official north american visit and nygel knows why the spotlight is so intense. >> they are now the couple of the world. you know, everybody wants to meet them. everybody wants to congratulate them and they're a wonderful magnet for all of the hollywood executives that are coming to the evening. it is stressful planning it. i mean, it's been planned now for -- i guess i heard about it at the end of last year. so i've been biting my tongue because obviously we couldn't release anything to anybody. and just quietly planning it -- undercover if you like you've got fabulous feet! >> reporter: an

>> well, yeah, i was speaking to nigel lythgoe who organize this had event.was his idea to have an event where you promote young brits in hollywood. he says it's been successful. yesterday, there was a new media event doing the same sort of thing. it seems to be very successful in california. there is a bit of concern about public access because in canada, there was lots of hand shakes with people and the crowds were up close. whereas here they're being kept at a firm distance. and a bit of concern they're not meeting the royals. but i guess it's just a different setup organized by the british government this trip opposed to the canadian government over in canada. >> thank you, max foster. we appreciate it. >>> so when you think of the art world, maybe you think of the hip scenes in new york or maybe london. the galleries, the artists in the latest fashions. the peas for their walls. thornton dial is about as far as away from that as you can get. dial has a major exhibit opening right here in atlanta this weekend. this is his story. >> to the casual observer,

and the giants video, a controversy in the outfield last night, nigel morgan was accused of making a gesture to fans. and let's go outside future a live look at pinole and things are moving right through -- that's -- not, the grade, locking good at this 8:12 this morning here on mornings on 2. >>> good morning to you! a live look from bay point, we're dealing with mostly sunny skies, temperatures near 60 degrees. >>> tomorrow same-sex couples in new york will officially be able to marry. the city's clerk's office is expanding hours so all 832 couples who registered can marry. mayor bloomberg is also participating. he will officiate the meeting in his policy advisor and commissioner but not everyone is onboard. a number of city clerks resigned, saying they will not perform gay marriages. jaw and when those same-sex marriages started, new york state will start to benefit financially. state officials say they estimate there are 43,000 same- sex couples living together in new york. half of them are expected to marry along with other couples from nearby states. lawmakers say this will bri

. >> nigel mills? >> thank you, mr. speaker. after a decade of spin i welcome the prime minister's attempt to sort out the relationship between politicians and the media for the long term and not just manage the news cycle. would he women the governments have all their spin doctors so we can be truly rid of that spin culture. >> i think my honorable friend makes a good point that there's an enormous amount of money spent by local authorities by local newspapers on their own free local newspapers and that is interest to the newspaper injury and there's a strong culture recognizing the importance of a strong regional and local newspaper industry. >> angela smith. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the "new york times" last september said that the reporter he had spoken to was one of two people who said coulson was present during discussions about phone hacking. did the prime minister discuss the allegation of andy coulson, and if not, why not? >> as i said i had a number of conversations all the time during his employment and in the end t