in canada, a royal welcome for britain's royal newlyweds. prince william and his wife, the duchess of cambridge now have been there since thursday. the first stop was ottawa, but now today in montreal. our max foster is there, as well. tell us what they've been up to so far in canada and what do they have left on this trip? >> reporter: well, you saw these particular scenes yesterday, on canada day, down in ottawa. normally 100,000 people turn up to those celebrations at that concert there. 300,000 turned up. so three times as many people showed up just because william and catherine were there. to give you an idea commentary here, this is one of the newspapers, and their headline was "our royal crush." very, very popular so far. >> the royal crush, as you say. but this is the stop in canada now, but they are going to head over to california as well. what are we expecting there? >> reporter: yeah, they certainly are, and there's going to be a series of visits there. all about promoting uk interests, and a lot of interests there, obviously, an

there was a director of royal contacts, including royal household staff. four other developments, they tried to obtain details of the former prime minister gordon brown's finances, and that the newspaper tried to access medical information about one of his children culminated an act rupert murdoch's bid for b sky b being referred to ofcom. >> the security of the royal family is the duty of the royal protection branch. the integrity of those officers must be beyond doubt. this morning i learned that news of the world e-mails uncovered by news international in 2007 contains evidence that the sunday newspaper was paying reuter protection officers for private information about the royal family. it later emerged in the guardian that the funds of prince charles and the duchess of cornwall may have been hacked. in one of the dynamite e-mails, the disgraced royal editor was requesting cash to buy a confidential directory called the green book of the royal family's land mine telephone numbers and all the phone numbers including mobile's of the household staff. a po

>>> and another royal wedding. this time it's prince william's cousin zara in a private ceremony but joined by many of her famous relatives.cc1: captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. president obama has stepped back into the fray over raising the nation's borrowing limit after the senate and house rejected each other's legislation. at this point we're a little over 72 hours away from the point the nation will be unable to pay all of its bills and risk default. and against that looming deadline the president today reopened a dialogue with republican leaders who tonight now say they're confident the impasse will be broken in time. democratic leaders, on the other hand, are far less optimistic. a deal, of course, is going to require something that up until now neither side has been keen on, compromise. that blatant partisanship that has led to this drama has a lot of us shaking our heads. on the nightly news facebook page we got an earful. "fed up and embarrassed, horrified, nauseated" were s

i never thought i would be next door to a royal family. >> i love the royal family. >> fans of the couple are already dreaming of a royal sighting. >> we are hoping to see what she is wearing. >> fresh off the trip, the royals will be working while in l-a. they will promote british trade and visit an inner city program. >> the no parking signs are up and neighbors have signed temporary no trespassing orders. so the neighborhood is notover run by cameras. >> police are gearing up. >> we have a couple of officers assigned can and made security arrangements along with the british security and the state at the present time. >>> prince williams plays in a pola match tomorrow. $4,000 tickets go offer up close contact with the royal couple but the receipt of us will have to watch them on tv. >>> nichol kidman and tom hanks and jennifer lopez may rub, elbows with them tomorrow. >>> on the cover of people magazine, herity. jaycee dugard, she is revealing more details of years of being captive in the backyard. her first memories, called a stolen life, set to be released on tuesday. in that book she

they are now cleaning up the royal red carpet. abc's bob woodruff followed them every step of the way. great to see you again, bob. >> reporter: you, too, david. you know, they have been very busy once again. but this time, i have to say, a little bit more humor and some surprises. on this final day of their north american tour, a greeting fit for rock stars. >> oh, my goodness. >> i shook his hand. so exciting. look at them shaking. >> reporter: and then, for the first time on the trip, the duchess responded to a reporter's question. >> how is your first trip to the u.s.? >> really enjoyed it. thank you very much. >> just to get that little glimpse, that little snapshot from her saying, i'm so happy to be here, was probably very satisfying for the americans. >> reporter: it's been an action-packed three days in california. william wowed the polo fans santa barbara yesterday, scoring four goals and leading his team to victory. the prize was even sweeter. and late last night, the biggest stars in tinseltown were out, all here to ta

the royal couple wanted to see more than just hollywood.row, about 50 blocks in inner city los angeles where an estimated 4,000 homeless people live. it's known as the nation's homeless capital. william and kate will drive right through here on sunday on their way to inner city arts, an oasis that offers kids from the neighborhood art classes and a chance to shine. dancers have spent the past couple of weeks at grueling six-hour rehearsals getting ready to perform for the royal couple. what do you hope they walk away with? >> hope. hope and inspiration. to feel and know that the arts does change people's lives. >> reporter: the royal couple now headed back to los angeles to the balasco theater for the black tie event honoring british actors. >> kate snow, thanks. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this saturday, a decorated and disabled veteran of iraq, the victim of a tragedy here at home. >>>; áu'folding scandal at london. tonight "the news of the world" is history. >>> a tragic story to tell you about tonight from upstate new york,

this is true love at last in the royal family. it's a love story. >> reporter: a love story today savored by all. kevin tibbles, nbc news, ottawa. >>> there we go, that's our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope you can join us right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> a somber day as dozenses of police officers turn in their badges. >>> a student leads police to the bay area. the news at 6:00 starts right now.

duty of police in the royal protection branch. this morning, i learned that news of the world email uncovered long ago a -- as long ago as 2007 contained evidence that the sunday newspaper was paying royal protection officers for private information about the royal family. it later emerged in the guardian that the bones of prince charles -- the phones of prince charles might have been hacked. the papers disgraced former editor was requesting money to buy a confidential directory called the green book of the royal family's land line telephone numbers and all the mobile phones of the household staff. the letter implies that a royal police officer had stolen the directory and wanted 1,000 pounds for it. >> to take money to disclose telephone numbers for the royal family, is an appalling breach of security. >> the latest stories could not have come at a worse time for the newspaper's owners. it is trying to bite -- although rupert murdoch's is credited as the founder of bskyb, his corp. owns just 30% of it. it is a growing business, g

. >>> still ahead on this saturday night, it's as close to the royal wedding as most people will ever get. how the palace is cashing in on princess kate. ♪ tried to make me go to rehab, i said no, no, no ♪ >>> and coming up next, the talent and tragedy of amy winehouse, dead tonight at the age of 27. we'll be right back. er >>> you are looking at the scene right now outside the london home of singer amy winehouse where fans gather tonight as word spread of her unexplained death at the age of 27. winehouse was the first british singer to win five grammy awards. but her musical success was matched by her very public struggles with substance abuse. nbc's peter alexander has our report. ♪ >> reporter: with her mastery of soul and jazz, amy winehouse sure didn't sound like a white jewish woman who grew up in the suburbs of london. ♪ i tell you i was troubled >> reporter: in 2008 winehouse won five grammys, critics and fans loved her with that unmistakable black beehive hairdo and old-fashioned sailor tattoos. her career soared and her influence on other singers, including british performer

prince william is following in the footsteps of his royal relatives. >> the royal couple got the royal treatment saturday as they began the third day of their canadian tour in ottawa. on their first official overseas trip as newlyweds. as they walk the grounds of government house, admirers of all ages tried to get a glimpse of prince william and kate. the couple was shovel ready as they helped plant a hemlock, an evergreentree known for longevity. with that, they continued a royal tradition. the queen and members of the royal family have planted 16 trees there since 1939. and they made the day for a canadian cancer patient who just learned this week, he has a short time to live. >> i'm very glad to meet them. very friendly. >> tell me about your time in korea. >> reporter: next it was on to a reception at the world war ii museum, where they spoke with veterans, a group close to the heart of prince william, who currently serves as a military rescue pilot in the royal air force. they paid tribute to world war ii war brides, the vast majority were british women who arrived when their cana

. >>> the royal repeat. in britain, they're celebratatg the second royal wedding of the year. this time, will and kate try not to steal the spotlight. but remember all those hats? they're back. >>> and check out this big thank you. an amazing moment off the coast. how a humpback whale, whose life was saved by a group of researchers, repaid the favor. >>> good evening. i'm dan harris. david muir is on assignment tonight in africa. we'll go to him in just a moment. but we want to start in washington, where tonight, we're seeing something highly unusual. hope. there was a real change of tone today in the debt debate. now, we should say, the hope now, we should say, the hope we're seeing tonight is still very tentative and very fragile. but with the clock ticking down, and there it is, three days left. some of the major players in this game are starting to sound like they might finally be getting down to business to break the impasse. abc's senior political correspondent, jon karl, has been on this story every step of the way. and he leads us off, once again, tonight. jon, good ev

. >>> and, royal red carpet. it was the biggest night yet for the royal newlyweds of north america. hollywood's biggest stars were out. but no surprise, it was kate who stole the show. we are live in los angeles for will and kate's big hollywood moment. >> announcer: from abc news, this is a special edition of "good morning america," now, live from the belasco theater in los angeles, california, and new york city, weekend anchors bianna golodryga and dan harris. >> good morning, america, you're looking at a live shot from the historic belasco theater where they are still cleaning up from the biggest royal carpet event in decades. dan, you missed quite a party last night. >> i did. i'm dan harris in new york. i understand there were a ton of celebrities with you, bianna. >> a ton of hollywood elite. tom hanks, nicole kidman, jennifer lopez, barbra streisand were all in this room. you see how huge the room was. all of the upstairs was closed off. it was an intimate dinner for 280 people. dan, these celebrities, these celebrities were told to, quote, be cool of around william and kate,

a royal visit puts a spotlight on the needy.e children at inner city arts where kids shared their paints and talents. ♪[ music ] >> and where william and catherine left royal hand prints as a souvenir from a successful weekend. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> they are calling it carmageddon, next weekend they are closing a 10-mile stretch of the 405 freeway through west los angeles, for 53 hours. the 405 carries half a million drivers even on saturdays and sundays. the shut-down is part of a lane- widening project but the road rage is already evident. city leaders are urging people to leave town ordeal with surface streets. >>> summer highs and lows still around, our pinpoint forecast next. and hitting the beach without the cars, the treat of sunday streets. next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, great highway was closed as part of t ets" >>> what better way to enjoy a sunday summer day than taking over a beach front road. oh, that guy does not look happy. san francisco's great highway was closed as part of the sunday street event. sk

the couple had a civil ceremony yesterday. >>> and then in canada, a royal welcome for britain's royal newlyweds, prince william and his wife catherine have been there since thursday. first stop, ottawa. today, montreal. our report ser there. the duke and duchess have charmed the crowds there. and that little maple leaf on her topper set the tone, didn't it? >> reporter: she's been getting her clothes right all the way through. she's worn that white dress before. it was just from a regular shop in london. she's doing things her own way on this royal trip. the scenes were fantastical. three times as many people turned out in ottawa than last year because the royal couple were there. they're about to hit the circuit again. in the next hour, they're going to be planting a tree in ottawa symbolizing their longlasting love. and then they're going to the war and veteran museum. and then they're heading up to montreal, they're going to be going to a children's hospital. they're both very good with children. it's going to be very emotional for them. then they end up here a little later on at a

not that royal wedding, but a different royal wedding. >> zara philips married one of england's top rugbyve it. should we expect all the pomp and circumstance from william and kate's wedding. we head live to scotland in just a moment. >>> we head to italy for the latest in the amanda knox case. they questioned the validity of the dna evidence used to convict her. right now she's serving that 26-year sentence for murder, but that expert testimony could be her ticket to freedom coming up we'll hear how she's feeling about all of this when we talk live to amanda's mother, just ahead. >>> just when you thought it was safe to turn your television back on, it's back. that yearly adventure into the deep with some of nature's most amazing and terrifying creatures. we're talking shark week it kicks off tonight on discovery channel. coming up, why more of the great whites are being spotted as far north as massachusetts, even forcing some beaches to close. i think that was a plot of a movie a while back. >> do you watch shark week? i get excited for it. >> we always like to be afraid of sharks. >>>

of the royal family's land line numbers. it implies that a police officer had stolen the directory and wanted 1,000 pounds for it. these latest disclosures about systematic wrongdoing at "the news of the world," could not come at a worse time for the owner because they are trying to buy one of the most important media companies in the u.k., british sky. his newspaper corp. owns 39%. the reason he would like 100% because this is a growing business generating huge amounts of cash. this year's profits are expected to close to 1 billion pounds whereas revenues of his famous newspapers are under pressure. for the past year, mr. murdoch has been arguing that the takeover should be allowed to go through without a lengthy investigation by the competition commission. this afternoon, in a germanic -- -- this afternoon, he withdrew to the undertaking. said that the delay in the takeover is better for him than the alternative of abandon it altogether. >> as a result of news corp's actions, i will refer this to the competition commission

richard quest, cnn, london. >> and back in this country, the royal couple, the british royal couple ont to southern california, so what's on their to-do list? we're on the william and kate watch. >>> all right, we're just seven minutes away, hello don lemon, we have been giving you lots all day long, but you got it now. we're going to talk serious stuff but i'm going to make you laugh at the end of this. lots of interesting coverage coming up in just about five minutes here, i'll be talking to supermodel alex wecht, she's going to be in our new york bureau, we're going to talk to her. >>> also check out this lady's hair. that's exactly what the tsa did, they checked out her hair at the seattle airport and she claims it was racial profiling that led to the search. i'm going to be talking to her about that. was it? what do they think she had in her hair? does it look weird to you? >> no, but you know what? this story sparks some interesting, i guess parallel, i was traveling recently in los angeles and there was a young lady who was traveling in front of me and she went through the magno

>>> the royal and the rugby player. the queen of england's oldest granddaughter is set to marry today in a lavish ceremony. her groom, a professional rugby player. all the royals are coming including everyone's favorite newlyweds. ♪ thank you >>> and whale-size gratitude. what happens when you free a humpback whale that's tangled in a net? we're going to show you perhaps the biggest, splashiest, most elaborate thank you on earth. >>> there is a lot of news to cover. there you see it, the countdown clock to when we hit the dead deadline when the government's credit card will essential ly mx out. virtually no one had believed it would come down to this, but it has. we'll get into that in just a moment. >> a caribbean airlines flight from new york crashed while landing in the country of guyana early this morning. the jet skidded off the runway and split in half. look at these pictures. there were several injuries but amazingly, nobody died in this accident. abc's lisa stark covers aviation for us, and she's on the phone ri

later today, the royals will head for a little polo. fans paying between $400 and $4,000 for a seat at the charity tournament then off to downtown l.a. to pay tribute to british film and a chance to rub elbows with hollywood stars, tom hanks and nicole kidman among the guests. >> suddenly this young couple comes into town and has sort of stolen the limelight. >> reporter: tonight at this historic theater, the royal couple will join with the british academy of film and television arts to recognize future british stars. >> it's going to be a fabulous event to introduce 42 brits who we think are going to be names that you're going to be hearing a lot more of. >> this is originally -- >> reporter: names like gareth edwards, first time feature director of the brtiish cult hit "monsters." he hopesesrince william could star in his next suit. >> i'll be scanning him for his measurements to see if he can fit in that rubber suit because i think he'd make a really good godzilla. is it treason to say that? >> reporter: so tonight as the royal coupl

>>> tonight on "nightline," royal road trip. they're here. and hollywood gives william and kate an a-list celebrity welcome. she was born a commoner, but in a town that knows how to measure star wattage she's now a red carpet queen. >>> plus, babies behind bars. crawling in the prison halls. napping in the cell blocks. they're right at home. but what are these babies doing in the big house? we'll tell you, when we go inside the jailhouse nursery. >>> and, a stolen life. a major abc news exclusive. in her first ever interview, jaycee dugard, kidnapped and held for 18 years, shares her story with abc's diane sawyer. she talks about giving birth in captivity -- >> i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. >> and how she made it through. >> you just do what you have to do to survive. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," july 8th, 2011. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin with today's british invasion. earlier tonight, heir to the british

family, her and their security is the duty of the police in the royal protection branch. the integrity of those officers must surely be beyond a doubt, but this morning, i learned that "news of the world"'s e-mail uncover as long ago as 2007 but kept secret contained evidence that the sunday newspaper was paying more protection officers for private information about the royal family. later emerged in public with the guardian" that the phones of prince charles and the duchess of cornwall may have been tapped. in one of the dynamite e-mails, the papers is graced royal editor was requesting cash for the editor to buy a confidential directorate of the royal family's landline telephone numbers and all the telephone numbers of the household staff. the indication is that a police officer in the branch had stolen the directory and wanted 1,000 pounds for it. these lists explosions of the systematic wrongdoing at the "news of the world" could not have come at a worse time for the paper's owner, news corp.. because it is trying to buy british sky broadcasting. although rupert murdo

>>> and later, royal wedding. the son of the late princess grace marries in monaco. >>> one of the most closely followed murder cases in years goes into its final phase in florida tomorrow. closing arguments in the trial of casey anthony, who is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter. nbc's kerry sanders reports from orlando. >> reporter: for 33 days in an orlando courtroom, casey anthony has cried, remained stoic, at moments, even smiled and laughed, as 61 witnesses for the prosecution and 49 for the defense detailed what they believe happened to 2-year-old caylee anthony. prosecutors believe she murdered her 2-year-old daughter caylee so she could live the life of a party girl, and she didn't reveal caylee was missing for more than a month. >> asking you to return a verdict that reflects the truth >> reporter: but the defense says caylee's death was a horrible accident. >> she never was missing. caylee anthony died june 16th 2008 when she drowned in her family's swimming pool. >> reporter: during the trial,

. >>> and the cost of the royals after a lavish royal wedding. buckingham palace opens up the books and delivers the annual report on the state of the royal finances. @d@d@d@d@d@d@d@d@dd >>> there's a warning about a plan to bail out greece this morning. standard & poor's credit rating agency says greece would be in default on its debts under the plan recently proposed by french banks. that could derail efforts to give greece more time to repay its loans. >>> that warning in s&p is inhibiting markets. tokyo's nikkei average picked up 7. the hang seng is down, and in london the ftse opened higher. the dow opens above 12,500 points. the nasdaq index starts the day above 2800. >>> minnesotans are again waking up without many government services. parks and other recreation sites were closed this weekend after the state government shut down friday. the government and legislature still cannot agree on how to close a $500 billion budget gap. >>> japan's new disaster reconstruction minister didn't last long. ryu matsumoto resigned today after just a week

s skid row are not lined with royal watchers.s is where thousands of homeless fight for survival. not a glimpse of royalty, but royal hand prints put the spotlight on these needy kids, who didn't seem as star instruct as the adults. one gave a gentle scolding to the prince for not putting on his apron on. >> this is an officer who needs no introduction. >> reporter: the last stop on the royal trip was inside sony studios for an event promoting jobs for veterans. >> this is the last event on our tour of north america, but to my mind, it is one of the seriously most important. this is because it is about men and women who, of their own free will, choose to put their life on the line for their country. >> reporter: a busy weekend for the young newlyweds but they have a long flight home to rest. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> this morning on "the early show" the latest on the stalled talks to raise the nation's debt ceiling and an inside look at the nfl lockout. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." ñ [ female

but behind the royal romance, some royal intrigue. as the newlyweds walked up the aisle there are reports the bride almost walked out. one magazine claims charlene was back on her way home after learning prince albert had a third child out of wedlock. the magazine said she was stopped at the airport by police who persuaded her not become a bolting bride. the palace denies the story. wont be the first rocky marriage in the grimaldi family. >> the family has been plagued by scandal over the years. >> still, while some may wonder whether these are tears of joy, the couple began married life, arm in arm, showered with petals. who is to say the bloom won't last. >> meat lovers, grab a napkin. the biggest burger you'll probably ever see. just how much this big boy weighs and houston howe -- hough it will help needy families in the east bay. >> leigh glaser has the forecast right after the break. >> one big burger makes the quarter pounder shake in its bun. they're going for world record at the alameda county fair. this burg exceeds 600 poun

the world -- the royal wedding at fever is going on in monaco. the latest transformer's film -- will it provides 3d cinema? after speculation about his health, hugo chavez has admitted he is being operated on for cancer. surgeons found a tumor. the tumor has been successfully removed and he is under a full recovery. >> a much thinner and failed -- and frailer president appear before cameras. it is the first time he has spoken to the nation since he was taken to cuba at three weeks ago. he confirmed what many expected -- that his health problems or more serious than the government previously admitted. >> the doctor did a series of tests, which confirmed the presence of a tumor and the presence of cancer cells, which made a second surgical intervention necessary to remove the tumor. >> chavez says fidel castro was the first to tell him he was on well -- he looked unwell. the doctor discovered cancerous cells. >> this is the age of intervention. i am recovering successfully while receiving complementary therapies. i continue on the path of my full r

no doubt it was still a royal affair. it's a good year to be a royal.er for public support. the crowd outside let it be known. the royal finery was on display for the second time. big clears for the newlyweds, the duke and duchess. for this wedding, the pressure is off. they are relative unkboens. this is the queen's granddaughter. her husband is the captain of the rugby team. they said it would be private. >> no occasion where the queen and prince william and kate can be wholly private, not with the press outside. >> no cameras in the church not like in april when two billion people got front row seats. only 400 guests were invited and the public was not encouraged to line the streets. we have chosen because of this royal mile. it limits the crowd size. three months ago they had two million spectators for william and katherine. here they expect about 1500. >> some people you couldn't keep away. >> a lot of people said the monarchy is a thing of the past. >> don't you believe it. >> sarah phillips is not your typical royal. princess ann, her mother did

why the royal couple's trip, has become a bit of a working vacation. ============b r e a k ============== nats of helicopter landing... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, making a splash on the royal couple's visit to canada s 'prince edward island . the prince co- piloted a 'sea king helicopter, and made a 'training emergency landing as his wife, princess kate, and a crowd of spectators watched. but, it was just another day on the job for the prince, who is a 'search and rescue pilot for the royal air force. the couple also competed in a dragon boat race -- on opposing teams. thanks, lawrence. with great weather on the with great weather on the fourth of july, there's one thing fourth of july, there's one thing you you can always count on. barbecue. doctor kim mulvihill has some important new guidelines for cooking all that meat. one in four burgers that look brown inside are not cooked how local favorite joey chestnut how local favorite joey chestnut fared in the annual nathan's hot dog eating contest. ============b r e a k ============== ,, has the average guy on

royal fever has hit canada. thursday, prince william and princess catherine touched down at ottawa international airport. the couple were met by dignitaries and a little boy bearing flowers. on their first official overseas trip as a married couple. >> let me begin with heartfelt congratulations on your recent marriage. >> reporter: the two wed in late april at westminster abbey. their fairy tale wedding featured all the royal favorites. a breathtaking gown. carriage rides. and kisses on the balcony of buckingham palace for their adoring fans. the newly minted duke and duchess of cambridge hit the ground running in canada. they visited the national war memorial where they laid a wreath for the fallen. then they headed to ottawa city hall for their official welcome. their stay in canada will last a week and feature several events. next, the glamorous young couple will travel to southern california. a highlight of their trip, a charity event at the santa barbara polo and racket club. the prize for a three-course m

the paper's former royal correspondent was arrested yesterday. >>> britain's newest royal couple will spend their first full day in california. prince william and his new wife kate arrived yesterday. they will attend a star-studded event in l.a. tonight. there's the famous soccer star, right? david beckham. the british academy of film and arts dinner, prince william is the president of bafta, nicole kidman, jennifer lopez and tom hanks are expected to be there. a day for the royal couple even before the black tie event. part will be spent fueling the prince's passion playing polo. cnn's max foster has more. >> reporter: during the tour of can dashgs the royal couple showed their competitive sides. in dragon boats and in street hockey shoot-outs. william may need some more practice with that hockey stick, but in california, he'll be in more familiar territory with a sport he knows and loves. polo. william grew up playing polo. he's been around it. he was watching it from before he could ride and as soon as he was on a horse he would have started playing. he's played with the best playe

many say canada is enjoying a royal renaissance.s honey moon tour as it's been dubbed has been gore graphed to ease kate into her royal duties. they were in a love cabin where the prime minister of canada and prince william spent four hours alone. they arrived at the hospital, inside with young patients and out front giving those devoted admirers an unfor gettable royal memory >> the countdown begins until the royal couple arrives in the united states, specifically california. they get there next friday greeted by the governor, jerry brown. on top, a black-tie gala in hollywood. now back to you. >> lisa is mourning over this next story. he was one of the world's most eligible bachelor's, but for quite awhile but no longer. this morning, prince albert of monaco is a married man >> canned >> prince albert and princess charlene arrived at the royal ball of the royal wedding, they walked down red carpet. prince albert gave a toast to love, peace, harmony and friendship after paying tribute to his bride >> thank you for being on that les

tomorrow is their final day of the royal visit.re going to attend a private reception, visit downtown l.a.'s skid row, and then they are going to wrap up the day by greeting veterans at a job fair. and then they go back home to england. live in downtown los angeles tonight. >> nice way to pull out the name. couldn't they have waited until we got on the air? that would have been reasonable. >> i tried, i said, hey, kntv's coming up, hold up. >> hold up a second. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up next at 11:00, we have the giants and a's, one of them with a heartbreaker tonight. we'll show you the apology in the last paper and what it might mean for rupert murdoch. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help

a royal visit puts the spotlight on the needy.the children at inner city arts where kids shared their paint and talent. and where william and catherine left royal hand prints as a souvenir from a successful weekend. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> for the first time, jaycee dugaard is publicly talking about her chilling ordeal. in an interview, with abc news diane sawyer, she discussed the moment she was kidnapped, 20 years ago in front of her south lake tahoe home. >> after we were driving for a while, i heard the driver say i can't believe we got away with it. and he started laughing. i think i blacked out again or something. it was like the most horrible moment of your life. times 10. >> dugaard was 11 years old when she was abducted in 1991. she spent 18 years in captivity. in antioch. and gave birth to two daughters before being found in 2009. dugaard is now 31 years old. phillip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty to kidnapping and raping her. >>> big budget action films versus comedies at the box office this weekend.

wedding is a two-day spectacular royal wedding. in monaco, one in which the bride does show up. >> reporter: they entered the palace throne room in silence, barely a glance at each other. with the world's eyes uncomfortableably watching for tension. do they look happy? in love? it was an intense, serious, civil ceremony, very brief, and then she said yes. a relief, no doubt, for all present. and the emotion flowed. princess grace's children, princess stephanie and carolyn, even prince albert seemed to tear up a bit. they signed the register and no turning back now. they were married. on the balcony a careful royal wave, a small kiss, and a sweet sign of spontaneous affection from charlene. now a princess. and all through this tiny magical rivera square mile of billionaires, hedge funders and fashionista, a sigh of happiness. it happened. >> today gives the impression that everything is focus and cleared. >> so many rumors and reports have clouded the last fwo two weeks. talk of a big argument, in which sources say charlene ran for

long-time royal watcher victoria mather finds l.a.. >> this is either the stupidest choice in the world or it's incredibly enchanting and naive. "i want to go to california, i want to speak to movie stars." if you could possibly do anything that was more counterpoint to being royal and respectful, you go to hollywood. >> reporter: yet the duke and duchess know the value of celebrity. more cameras, and more money. >> california is a very glitzy place. the world media reflects on them perhaps more than it would in kansas, but i think you will see they will go to more places in the states, i'm sure of it. >> reporter: but for now, the ritz continues. the royal couple will chopper the 80 miles back to los angeles for an a-list event there tonight with the likes of tom hanks and steven spielberg. tomorrow they will visit an inner-city arts program on l.a.'s skid row. >> mitchell: ben tracy in santa barbara. cheerio. that is "the cbs evening news." later on cbs, two editions of "48 hours mystery." thanks for joining us this saturday evening

still ahead, monaco sends off its royal newlyweds with a bang. poland has taken over the rotating presidency of the european union for the first time. polish and e.u. leaders met in warsaw to celebrate the event, striking a markedly positive note despite the economic crisis in many parts of europe. poland wants to strengthen the single market and perez ahead -- press ahead with enlargements. >> there's been pressure little joy for europe's leaders in recent weeks, with greece's economic problems taking upmost of their attention. there are few signs of doubts about the european project in warsaw. >> standing firmly on its feet and raising its head high, because poles never doubted the point of the european union. even in times of crisis. and the world seized it. >> signs of gratitude too from europe's leaders. pleased, perhaps, to find a country where support for e.u. membership stands at 80%. >> i count on you, mr. prime minister and your government and the polish people to move us forward in the construction of europe. i wish you a very successf

even better. >>> a royal invasion in southern california this evening.iam and kate in l.a., arriving for a celebrity studded reception at the consul general's home in hancock park. governor brown was there with his wife, ann. even david beckham showed up. for more, we go to beverly. any excitement there going on tonight still? >> reporter: well, the excitement happened a little while ago here in beverly hills, jessica. but now hopefully the royal couple is fast asleep at their temporary home here in los angeles, which is the british consul general's home. boy, do they deserve that rest. today they wrapped up day one of a three-day weekend that will take them all over southern california. the duke and duchess of cambridge touched down on u.s. soil friday afternoon, greeted at los angeles international airport by an entourage that included the governor and first lady of california. they were immediately whisked away where they turned a venture capital conference into a major celebrity event. >> we have a future king here. >> reporter: they were there to pr

. >>> plus, britain's royals on california soil. we will go live to l.a. . >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is bay area news at 7:00 . >>> good evening. it is friday july 8th, i'm gasia mikaelian, this is bay area news at 7:00. another bay area fisherman is speaking out about his survival at sea. it is our top story at 7:00. we are live in sanoma county where the survivor told him the captain never issued an s.o.s. >> reporter: i have to tell you he has an amazing story to tell. i sat down with him late this afternoon and listened as he described the terrifying ergs vents of that night in the sea of cortez. >> i know how powerful the ocean is. it was not the ocean's fault. >> reporter: the 53-year-old dave levine says he has been in and around the water his entire life but never like last weekend. >> the water is rougher than heck. the wind, 15 knots of wind. the waves are breaking over our head. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a six-day fishing trip for a group of friends who are all experienced fishing

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she's from royal family. funny sort of way, harry is accidentally met himself someone quite suitable. >> this is terrific. royal editor for "the sun" newspaper, editor, duncan larcombe. we appreciate the time. >> thank you. >> a lingerie model? >> proper vintage. quite a pedigree there. only the finest for prprce harry. >>> sparks again flaring in the casey anthony trial. which said made the better case? our legal duo is here. >>> free-diving, the real-life aqua man who risks their lives under water. >> and beyonce. óó ♪ always hiding... [ female announcer ] never let the sun catch you off guard. moisturize with eucerin everday protection spf 15. it moisturizes and protects your skin from uva and uvb rays. everyday protection, only from eucerin. this flat-out delicious -- the new $3 flatbread breakfast combo. a toasty 6-inch flatbread breakfast sandwich and a 16-ounce cup of freshly brewed seattle's best coffee. all for just $3. build your better breakfast today. really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have?

. >> it's a royal weekend. another couple weds, while prince will interim his new bride get cooking in canada. >> dominique strauss-kahn steps out after his bail is lifted. >> workers in japan are being >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> dominique strauss-kahn left his new york townhouse today with his wife. his first full day as a fremont in new york. although he cannot leave the country yesterday a judge lift of lifted this house arrest after the case against him started to up ralph. -- unravel. prosecutors found serious problems with the credibility of the maid. they said she misrepresented what she did immediately after the alleged attack and has spated several minor fraud after arriving in the u.s. >>> newly declared presidential candidate michelle bureaucratman did some campaigning in iowa. she visited a farmers market. this is the first trip she has made to the state, which kicks off the presidential campaign season. >> everyone is saying to me, michelle, you got turn the

and at pinks this, is the royal dog special.hollywood, finally a chance to experience the real thing. and kate is winning rave reviews for what she wore last night for the first time wearing the dress of an american designer with a not to our female producer for this. the green dance was made by diane van firsenberg. how did i do? >> you did as well as i would have. >>> security may be tighter in l.a. than it was in canada. the lapd tells us the paparazzi are under strict orders not to trespass or get near the royal couple or face arrest. the nbc news royal contributor robert johnson. good morning, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> i was watching the pictures of the duke and duchess as they wrapped up their tour in canada. william is used in the spotlight. but catherine, a new bride, this is her first big test. does she seem comfortable with all of the attention? >> when i met them earlier in canada, she's slightly more nervous than he is. he's a star performer. he knows exactly how to behave in front of the press. she's d

after queen victoria's father, this is a place which is keen on all things royal. yet, unfortunately for prince edward island, not many royals ever get here, but today, the island hit the jackpot when the most sought after royals in the world just did not come to town, the roads through in a horse- drawn carriage. and what is this? well, it is kate and a baby. and then, moments later, william and a baby, and then william and kate and a baby. you can just as the source of speculation these pictures will give rise to. by now, the island was feeling the effects of being on the coast. it was raining and blustery. this was a good opportunity for him to demonstrate his flying skills. the techniques for search and rescue. the land the helicopter on the water. so come across your figures -- figures, because the second in line for the throne is about to try it for the first time. the approach was steady, and then, splashdown. for a moment, it did look like he was joining the submarine service, but all was well. there were sighs of relief all around. at this rate, one wonder

finally gets its long-awaited royal wedding. like a civil marriage of prince albert and charlene whitsock on friday followed by a religious ceremony. up to 3,500 guests will attend to a former swimmer with a south african olympic team who will become princess charlene. the guest list including heads of state and royalty, the wedding dinner needs to be fit for a king. >> this is essentially a vegetarian and seafood menu. and i'll try to keep the individual flavor of each ingredient. luckily, prince albert and the family opened their private gardens to us to let us plant food and on the wedding morning, we will harvest it. nothing will have to be put in a fridge. we will be cooking from fresh. >> rumors of a last-minute royal rift threatened to leave a sour case to the -- taste to the celebrations but the palace has denied reports that ms. whitsock was getting cold feet. the royal wedding of prince william and kate middleton will be a tough act to follow. but prince albert's long career as a bachelor, many in monaco are just happy

. >>> los angeles prepares for a royal visit. how prince william and kate will spend their weekend in california. >>> fatal fall at the ballpark. witnesses describe the scene when a fan plunges to his death. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up -- >> and liftoff, the final liftoff of atlantis. >> a final flight and an emotional farewell right here in maryland. that story as eyewitness news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> just before 5:30. 74 degrees. and a light rain is falling. but it is creating a problem out on the roads. good evening, thank you for staying with wjz, eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. one last leap into space. today's final shuttle launch means, one hard goodbye for a lot of marylanders. they're the scientists and engineers at the goddard space flight center in greenbelt. alex demetrick explains today's final liftoff in the 30-year relationship. >> we can see here, chris ferguson getting put into a seat. >> reporter: hundreds of nasa employees settled in to watch. mi

yeah. >> reporter: canada rolled out the red carpet for these royals.ctators, young and old, showed up for a glimpse of the glamorous pair. some waiting more than six hours. and kate's fashion influence filled the crowd. how important is she as a fashion icon? >> pretty important. >> pretty important. >> reporter: from fascinators to a tennis dress, and of course there were plenty of flowers for a potential future queen. >> she bent down and chatted with you, didn't she? >> would you like to look like her when you're grown up? >> yes. >> reporter: william and kate's trip reminded more than a few here of another royal couple, prince charles and diana visited the country in 1983 just a couple of years after they married. >> i was here covering charles and diana's trip to ottawa and william was just a baby at that time. so for me, it's quite poignant to come here, seeing him now married and representing his country. >> reporter: catering to the bilingual country, william spoke in english, and french, to show his dedication to the commonwealth. >> it will i