is potential that moving forward they're seeing the actions that they're asking to be done and that russo all is a company now that instead of having a deadline that was supposed to be may seventh they've pushed this deadline for devaluation just basically looking at the company evaluations and correct word but for looking at the company and seeing the ownership structure of the company they pushed it back to june june sixth so this is actually a big move considering that when you look at russia and just how stringent sanctions are against russia from the u.s. and just how they've been brawling out rolling out really oh this is actually a step in the other direction frankly just because as we said they're not looking at destroying the second biggest aluminum maker in the world because that could cause trouble for everyone it's just so weird alex when you think about it i mean you know we're talking about facebook a lot lately right and the treasury department say that facebook won't have regulation if mark zuckerberg believes and i'm not making a total analogy between and oligarchy leavin

we believe this is partly the e of the german -- russo-german working group on financial cooperation. we also have other mecknimples for bilateral cooperation including the russo working group on cooperation. an important element of our the new n is government of germany continues supporting the construction of more plants and pipelines, a project that serves the interest of european countries and contributes to the diversify case of natural gas to europe reducing transit risks and strengthening european energy security. we expressed our mutual satisfaction with the way that the year of original and municipal partnerships is taking place this year. we'll close in september in germany and we agreed what would be the best way to mark this event. we welcome the interests and partnerships on the part of the municipal authorities in our country. on the whole we believe it's ,mportant to maintain this pace strengthening interregional exchange programs this would be particularly important to those -- to build mutual confidence, develop human contact, strengthen historical ties between our na

the bbc is reporting that it will be designed by the british-based ralph and russo.hat's the odds-on favorite because they designed the very stunning semi sheer gown that m may began wore as you see on screen. we will bring it to you instantly as we get it. >> ralph russo sounds like someone related to both of us. >> i do have russo family members, yes. >>> back here president trump says he's not sure if the singapore summit is going to actually happen. he is offering north korea's leader assurances. what are they? there's when it of carrot and there's a little bit of stick. next. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. kyle, we talked about this. there's no monsters. but you said they'd be watching us all the time. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would be protecting us 24/7. we just bundled home and auto and saved money. that's nothing to be afraid of. -but -- -good night, k

eight percent of all aluminum that we see coming out china's number one one of their companies so russoas number one until the chinese company kicked it out that lester bumped it down i should say but again eight percent when you're looking at eight percent of a commodity being taken off the market that's huge especially a commodity like aluminum that everybody uses so other the u.s. and then the u.s. treasury secretary is very well aware of this this is not about destabilizing an industry this is not about destroying a company it's about hitting and what to say what the americans are calling a russian all of dark and again is what you mentioned you know step back for a second they still got to play ball playing ball is a big thing especially when you look at something that's so tied internationally absolutely we appreciate you following this story r.t. correspondents alex hyla bitch thank you as always and thanks to all of you for watching all you great boom busters out there be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you took that com slash boom bust r.t. will see it tomorrow. rice percei

eight percent of all aluminum that we see coming out china is number one in one of their companies so russo was number one until the the chinese company kicked it out that lester bumped it down i should say but again eight percent when you're looking at eight percent of a commodity being taken off the market that's huge especially a commodity like aluminum that everybody uses so other the u.s. and the u.s. treasury secretary is very well aware of this this is not about destabilizing an industry this is not about destroying a company it's about hitting and what is saying what the americans are calling a russian all of our again again is what you mentioned you know step back for a second they still got to play ball playing ball is a big thing especially when you look at something that's so tied internationally absolutely we appreciate you following the story r.t. correspondent alison heil of it thank you as always and thanks to all of you for watching all you great boom busters out there be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you to back com slash boom bust r t we'll see it tomorrow. price pe

stel mccartny or russo. >> i'm putting my bet on russo. the dress for her engagement photographs. and i know he's just a very -- australian and very popular. >> what about harry? >> what i want to say is we're not going to see what is often the fashion in the states. i don't know about here. but the strapless dress. is probably not something we'll see. a couple of weeks ago she went to service in west minister abbey and wore a sleeveless dress. somebody who i know who is close to the queen said that was not. she has to wear sleeves. i don't know if she'll be quite as demure. maybe we'll see some kind of cover. she'll be covered i think. >> let me just say, that we in the u.s. would love to have that sort of controversy. remember mrs. obama wore sleeveless and every criticized her. that's the least of the concern. >> great arms. so does meghan. >> what about -- >> harry? what's he wearing. >> the dress code here is morning coach. and a vest and striped trousers. i don't think he'll wear that. i think he'll wear a uniform. he was for ten yea

is potential that moving forward they're seeing the actions that they're asking to be done and that russo all is a company now that instead of having a deadline that was supposed to be may seventh they've pushed this deadline for devaluation just basically looking at the company valuations the correct word but for looking at the company and seeing the ownership structure of the company they've pushed it back to june now june sixth so this is actually a big move considering that when you look at russia and just how stringent sanctions are against russia from the us and just how they've been brawling out rolling out really all this is actually a step in the other direction frankly just because as we said they're not looking at destroying the second biggest aluminum maker in the world because that could cause trouble for everyone it's just so weird alex when you think about it i mean you know we're talking about facebook a lot lately right and the treasury department say that facebook won't have regulation if mark zuckerberg believes and i'm not making a total analogy between and oligarchy l

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we may have gotten a clue when ralph and russo were seen in london.e the biggest designers to give us a thought. >> say yes. >> say yes to kresz. >> i think we'll see something modern. not a traditional kind of old school bridal gown. ♪ >> i al would understand if she chooses to do british. i mean, she's joining the royal family. would it make me happy for her to wear an american? yes. >> are 1 billion people expected to watch live, ream ak kra says go big. >> fwhuns a lifetime. the bowl word is watching the. you need to have a statement. >> for her first wedding, she wore a white strapless gown with jeweled belt. wearing white is a no in. >> given the fact that she's getting married for the second time, she can wear pearl, but not white. >> shades of offwhite like cream, oyster, and pearl are considered beautiful and chic. >> very simple. yet very regal. think would look lovely on her. it suits her figure type. >> an unwritten rule when it comes to royal gowns. no bare arms. kate middleton's alexander mcqueen gown had long lace sleeves. in 1947, quee

. >> ralph russo is making the dress. i have a cousin by the same name, so i feel more connected to the event. >> first of all, we don't know that ralph and russo is making the dress. don't break any news before it's time. but this fascinator is fantastic. >> here's the only problem with it. covering your face is a crime, a felony on several levels, fashion only being one of them. >> is it a fascinator felony? >> i've gotta go. thank you very much, don't lose that hat. >>> the house took some really important action. you remember the move that was supposedly unanimous and was going to get done right away in congress, that your money should not be used to pay sexual harassment clas b lawmakers? guess what, the senate bill is still stald. senator kirsten gillibrand says that ain't right. she's on a mission to get it on the table. let's hear her case, next. about the performance... lingering doubts of lexus hybrids, this should clear the air. now comparably priced to the rest of the lineup. experience amazing at your lexus d

reporter: tey roosevelt got e nobel for ending the russo-japanese were. interesting choice. he was also the man who let the rough riders. the blurring of war and peace hard ended there. george c. marshall was franklin roosevelt's army chief of staff before he won the nobel force r his plan to rebuild europe. away from the battlefield, not all picks have looked good in hindsight. myanmar's aung san suu kyi seemed like a lock in 1991. she had been living under house arrest by the military junta. buter amid criticism over h handling of the rohingya crisis, some say she no longer deserves the award. perhaps one tops them all.op >> for what he will be the final phase of the negotiations to end the war in indochina. porter: henry kissinger shared the prize in 1973 for negotiating an armistice in the vietnam r. nixon's right-hand man, history also knows him for the secret bombings of cambodia and laos. sometimes the world too violent for any peace prize winner. >> no nobel peace prize year. why not? it is that man again. reporter: the nobel committee decided not to award anyone dur

so let's start with meghan — her designer is still a mystery but maybe it's ralph and russo — tamara my spies tell me. the speculation is it will be a hand—stitched beaded bridal gown. but will she wear diana's spencer tiara? remember that meghan's engagement ring has two diamond stones from princess diana's collection. now gowns through the ages... diana's wedding dress is one of the most famous wedding gowns in the world. ivory silk taffeta and antique lace. are you impressed katty? it was designed by david and elizabeth emanuel. it had 10—thousand pearls and sequins. her train was double the length of queen elizabeth's — at 25—feet long. never good in the uber on the way home. this is going quite well, christian, i'm impressed! the duchess of cambridge — wore a lace gown designed by sarah burton. it was so hush hush, that staff at the royal school of needlework were told the 9ft train they were making was for a period drama! it cost a whopping £320,000. which is an awful lot more than the queen herself spent in 19117 — her dress by the court designer norman hartnell was actually p

bill russo there.s budget deficit is under more pressure of theodi lost control key state desire for mumbai. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: breaking news, the new york stock exchange has named is first female leader in the history of the board. stacy cunningham is said to become the big board's 67th president. that is just coming through now. rishaad: a historic day. flash newsto the headlines. offer.g to blackstone's an hour later, a fourth proposal. shareholders need to approve blackstone's offer. it is untrue -- unclear currently where they stand. the singapore exchange says it has full confidence in the sgx position. rishaad: [indiscernible] -- stxnwn -- f nifty down by 1%. what the prime minister can do to reduce anger among voters. >> that is a tough one. his fiscal space is limited. monetary policy is not great either. there are growing expectations that modi might have to lower excise duties to protect consumers, especially those in the rural sector. -- higher oil prices are a threat to growth als

devil opens the way for other prosecutions of the similar kind of get seen and then there's the church russo accused of a similar nifty turn course today's ruling is very much very much since a legal precedent ok but philip wilson archbishop wilson says he's talking to his lawyers where is he going with the case and what else is he saying about. well he's going on but at the moment he says that he's been suffering from dementia which is only had added to the issues involved in this case but he issued a statement later on this afternoon late this afternoon australian time and saying that he was always it very disappointed at the ruling by the court in newcastle in new south wales the magistrate said that the fifteen year old boy had no motive to deceive or make up this conversation and that wilson did not go to the police about the allegation of sex abuse because he wanted to protect the church and is reputation well and we have the we don't actually have a penalty or sentence in this case yet the magistrate could sentence him to two years in prison but we await that decision to be made at a

[applause] >> the american congress, has for many years now recognize russo and as a capital -- jerusalempital of israel.- i would like to thank the many members of the congress and senate, republicans and for thes a site -- like love and support for israel. in every u.s. election, every presidential candidate has promised to move the american embassy to jerusalem. leader who have a promised this and also kept his promise. [applause] we thank you. [applause] thanks that we have arrived at this place at this time. trump, send the message for your father. the israeli people thank you for keeping your word. for your courage. clear determination. for your determination. we hope and expect that other nations will follow your path in your leadership. say god savenue to jerusalem as a city of peace. as a city that is home to all of those of faith. those who share together, one city, loved by everyone. thank you all and god bless all of you. [applause] >> thank you, president. the state of israel has many advocates in the white house. but none have shown greater advocacy for, nor greater effort s

the fashion process now, ralph russo, she is american who knows, she could have an american designer.e is marrying into the british royal family. .. because she is marrying into the british royal family, of course it should be british. in the history of royal brides, it is always british, british fabric and british designers. it has got to make a statement and it has got to be larger—than—life but also it has got to suit her. if she goes in as plain meghan markle, who knows, she is waiting for the title that the queen might bestow on them. quick thought, we might bestow on them. quick thought, we know from her social media accou nts we know from her social media accounts that she is no longer allowed to run, she has favourite flowers a nd allowed to run, she has favourite flowers and presumably would you expect that to play in what we see tomorrow? i think we will see a bit of colour in there. lily of the valley. a bit of lily of the valley, absolutely. the former russian spy sergei skripal has been discharged from hospital in salisbury. mr skripal and his daughter yulia were exposed

. >> daniel la russo was on all of our inventory. >> he is the auto king of the san fe valley. with two great kids. >> ral is 56 now is not the only original cast member making a come back. >> he and i go way back. >> this is a guy who is educat >> i didn't beat up any teenag there will be references to pat morita and both ralph and billy have those karate moves. >> we were on set all those years ago. >> i remember the kick. we did all that stuff ourselves. i was definitely set up. >> what do they think about you doing this? >> it's my kids in their 20s, i know people were like what? that's what i do. >> up next, just in time for mother day and et's exclusive. a big surprise for her mom. why it didn't go as planned. >> who didn't ask for phase two. we are in san francisco with the proper brothers. will it be a shotgun wed someth nonsto talking about their cleans and diets and all four. i had french fries the last two nights people talk about how good they are, i want to be bad. it has 70 feet of gold rains athree-foot train includi this headdress. >> we wanted the feeling of ar

. >> good afternoon, supervisors, mike russo from kill roy corporation. i wanted to give the message we're in support of transportation in the region. would like to respectfully ask you when you consider central soma to consider the total fee package, including the context of this transportation sustainability fee. if you do adopt it. central soma plan as mentioned already has a very robust fee package. it's been many years in the making and as was also mentioned is generating $500 million for transportation improvements. so we're certainly in agreement that is important funding and would like to keep that context in mind when the central soma plan comes in front of you, thank you very much. >> supervisor tang: any other comments? seeing no other members of the public who wish to comment, i'm going to close public comment for item 1. supervisor kim, i think you want to speak after public comment. >> supervisor kim: yes, thank you, chair tang, i want to thank supervisor peskin for bringing back the transportation sustainable fee for large nonresidential pr

lori russo and tamra hinton, and lindsay underwood, and our executive director. >> our speaker often finds himself these days trending on twitter. during a controversy it's nothing new to grab headlines long before there's a thing called twitter. he was elected to be the 55th president of mexico in 2000, the first opposition candidate more than 70 years to in the highest office. he left office in 2006 and a break with his country's cultural norms and traditions is not been shy about expressing his views or opinions. he has proven to be adept at twitter. in his recent book beyond fear and false office he warns of the dangers of anti-intellectualism and apathy in our modern political discourse. today he'll deliver an address called globalization versus nationalism. he will provide us his assessment of the future of u.s. mexican relation. please join me in welcoming the former national president. [applause] >> thank you for your invitation. martha and i are very glad to be here. i have to jump a wall. [laughter] to be here to defend the first amendment. [applause] to be by your side on

we tried to get more info, didn't get a call back from russo or the palace. >> it is probably prettyam going thursday. everybody else is going to join me. all four hours live on friday. this all leads up to the special coverage, at 4:30 a.m. on saturday. guess what are you doing on saturday morning, the 19th. a lot of coffee. watch the royal wedding with us. >> turning now to a difficult diagnose that formed hhuey lewis to stop touring. >> they have been touring for four decades, this summer, forced to take a break, huey. >> ♪ >> they are an indellible hit on the sound track of the neent 80s. >> hit after hit. ♪ >> including one of their biggest "the power of love." >> featured in the beloved film, "back to the future." huey lewis and the news sold 30 million worldwide. and they have never stopped touring or making music. a concert in march in dallas. >> as i walked to the stage t sounds like a jet engine going on. i couldn't find pitch, it was a distorted nightmare. the base goes -- it is literally noise. even though i can hear you. we can talk. i can talk on the phone. but i can't

well, then it can't be ralph and russo if they're going to be shocked.s the emanuels, won't they? >> they would be shocked. but i still say no. >> it's about a six-mile ride from the hotel to the chapel where she spent the night with her mom. i was told the two of them spent a very lovely time together. she and her mother are quite close. when they arrived, a reporter asked meghan markle how are you feeling? and she said these words -- >> wonderful, thank you. pudge they said she's in a very zen place, that she's feeling very comfortable and calm. >> it was a quiet night. very small dinner, very quiet time, trying to just zone out. >> tina and ingrid, i think it's interesting the structure of the chump, that they're sitting sideways. that's unusual for us that they're sitting sideways and meghan will walk down the middle of the aisle. >> the great thing about a british wedding is it has a great sort of festive feeling. it really does. i mean, we've seen some stunning arrivals actually. >> yes, we have. one of the things i love actually is now this is a v

joseph "lil joe" russo started in 1958. the oldest pizzeria under the same name and moniker operating in the excelsior in district 11. we are proud in the last year to have made "lil joe"s the second legacy business ever in the history of the excelsior so we are super excited about that. they do it just like 1958, you can stand on the sidewalk or walk in the pizzeria watch them toss, catch and spin the pizza dough and that's exactly what a lot of kids in the neighborhoods have done for let's say almost 60 years. so the current owners, the rodriguez took over at 5000 east mission street back in the early 70's. they have pictures of their parents on the wall, gloria and fred senior displayed in the hallway and everyone enjoys seeing the family. they immigrated from nohales mexico, and they are a wonderful family who supports neighborhood activities, they hire local family members and residents. they work to contribute gift certificate and support our local schools. and as i said, they just became the second legacy business in

we have lisa matthews, laurie russo and bill lord. also, the press club staff, specifically lindsey underwood and the executive director, bill. secretary goss was sworn in as the 39th secretary of commerce in february of last year. and since then, he's been very busy with issues including nafta, the transpacific partnership and trade with china just to mention a few things. on the steel and aluminum, he told cnn recently in a can of campbell's soup is about 2.6 pennies worth of steel so that goes up and that is about 610th of 1 cent on the price of a can of campbell's soup. i bought this today at a 711 and it'the 711and it's priced at a , so [inaudible] on another front explaining the decision t to the to the censusf responding to the citizens, he wrote i find the need for accurate citizenship data and limited burden that the reinstatement of the citizenship to veto any cod co about a lower response rate this department recently released a strategic plan for expanding the commercial space activity and he spoke about turning it into a

. >>> president trump says he will parting conservative commentator dinesh this russo, who pleaded guilty to campaign finance fraud. the president said he will be giving a full pardon to him, saying that he was treated unfairly by the government. he was convicted of making an illegal campaign contribution to republican politicians wendy . he was sentenced to five years probation. >>> president trump says he is also considering commuting the subjects of robert gray which and pardoning martha stewart. he says the sentence is excessive. on corruption convictions from 2012. he was also a contestant on celebrity apprentice back in 2010. stewart was convicted in 2004 of obstructing justice and lying to the government about why she sold strock. >>> president trump is moving ahead with tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the european union, canada, and mexico. the commerce secretary announced the countries will no longer be exempt from an import tax on steel any 10% tax on aluminum. when that you was imposed those tariffs on other countries, president trump granted a temporary exemption to

. >> ralph & russo is another brand that will be discussed. bridal range. >> and she wore the dress already for her engagement. >> absolutely. >> any designer that is doing the dress on the big day will have to have signed a strict n nondisclosure agreement and with ralph & russo they've actually had to move their external pr company in-house. >> reporter: perhaps meghan herself giving us the biggest insight in a 016 "glamour" magazine article saying she helped pick a princess-like wedding dress for her "suits" character rachel zane but that isn't a dress she would pick for herself saying her perfect wedding gown is whimsical or subtly romantic and will most likely wear two dress, one for the ceremony and one for the reception just like princess kate did. whatever she wears it's sure to be copied by women around the world hoping to get what's been dubbed the markle sparkle. and, i good morning, i'm doing my best to honor the markle sparkle. i know you are and paula and adrienne are all doing it. we got to have our little sparkle here, right? g

i salute lisa la russo and her fellow union members and all the e.m.s. workers across the nation. you are the reason americans rest assured that help is just a phone call away. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of all american week. annual celebration of the secondary borne mission and pair atroopers who uphold it. in fort bragg, the 82nd airborne division is our nation's global response force. these rapid reaction force ks mobilize, load, deploy at a moment's notice. it's truly incredible. there's ready and then there's airborne ready. as the old saying goes, when the president dials 911, the phone rings at fort bragg. the 82nd airborne has time and again answered the call of duty when our nation needs it most. mr. hudson: as w

. >> reporter: all eyes on ralph & russo, the designing couple who created meghan's stunning engagement a fairy tale ending as a real-life princess. >> the designers, ralph & russo have been working secret late nights at their london atelier on what's believed to be a hand-skimped beaded bridal gown. >> reporter: also in news, the tiara. among those most likely, the spencer tiara diana wore to her own wedding or perhaps a one-of-a-kind piece created from diana's iconic collection like the emerald choker she made famous. >> there is the possibility that she could choose the spencer tiara and that diana's family, the spencer family, would loan that to her for the wedding. >> reporter: meghan and harry are putting the finishing touches on their big day. >> meghan's closest friend and stylist jessica mulroney who helped meghan picked the wedding dress actually flew into london recently to spend a weekend with meghan and harry going over final wedding plans and also attending a final dress fitting. >> reporter: no maid of honor for meghan. she doesn't want to pick between friends, william wi

members of the headliners team who helped put this event together: lisa matthews, bill lord, lori russo and tamara hinton. and our npc staff who make these events run so smoothly, lindsay underwood, laura cocker, and our executive director bill mccarren. thanks, everybody. [applause] our speaker this afternoon often finds himself these days trending on twitter. but stirring up controversy is nothing new to president vicente fox, who knew how to grab headlines long before there was a thing called twitter. mr. fox was elected to be the 55th president of mexico in december 2000, the first opposition candidate in more than 70 years to win this nation's highest office. his administration focused chiefly on improving trade relations with the united states and maintaining mexico's growing economy. mr. fox left office in 2006 and, in a break with his country's cultural norms and traditions, he's not been shy about expressing his views or opinions. a staunch defender of north american economic integration and political cooperation, mr. fox has proven to be adept at twitter, easily switching betw

we have lisa matthews, joe, lori russo, tamra hinton, danny sell nick and bill lord. also the press club staff. specifically lindsey underwood, laura coker and executive director, bill mccarran. he has been very busy with issues including tariffs, nafta, the trans pacific partner schiff and trade with china just to mention a few things. he told cnn that in a can of soup, there are about 2.6 pennies worth of steel. that f that dwoez up, that's about . on a price oof soup. i bought this can today at a 7 ln/11 and it is priced at 1.99. who in the world is going to be too bothered by that. on another front, explaining the decision to have the senn kus, he wrote i find that the need for accurate citizenship data and limited burden that the reenstatemeree reinstatement that the question pose outweigh fears about a potentially lower response rate. he has spoke about turning the moon into a gas station for outer space. bloomberg markets named him one of the most 50 influential people of the 50 most inkneubuhl global finance. and the turn around management hall of fame. he's b

course, the dress was a surprise simply because we were so sure that it had been designed by ralph & russoobably don't have their spies where they should be when it comes to the royal secrets. we have the royal baby's name wrong, too. the dress was such a surprise. but also i loved the train, the veil and what fascinating the embroidery of the floral design from 53 commonwealth countries. harry and meghan will see a great deal more of the commonwealth, especially since he's a commonwealth youth ambassador. the kiss. this went global and the floral arbor at the entrance to the chapel on the west steps. >> i was hoping we could bring that up. you're right, it was just so touching that moment when they -- it seemed almost impromptu. you hear the cheer. so beautiful. you talked about the veil, which was lovely and, obviously, brought in sort of like hugging her new life there in the uk. she also, as part of this ceremony, honored the royal family in a number of ways wearing that gorgeous tiara from the queen. that was her something borrowed. princess diana's favorite flowers. forget me nots we

first the dress, ralph and russo the favorites for designers, bailey the other front-runner.ace insists they won't confirm or deny rumors until meghan steps out of the car at the church on the wedding day. maybe she's had two made and hasn't decided which to go for. we could speculate for england. harry's outfit isn't causing nearly as much excitement, of course, but people are betting that he'll be wearing a uniform on the day. and money is also being placed on whether he'll keep his beard. most thinking he'll shave it off for the big day. the weather, this is the uk, and we obsess about nothing more. there's a mini heat wave on its way. bets are being placed on it being the hottest day of the year. good news for marcel, brought up in the california -- markle, brought up in the california sun, bad news for harry especially if he's in the stifling uniform. and they aren't even married, but people are talking about a baby. many saying they expect markle to make a pregnancy announcement by the end of the year. let's them a chance to enjoy the first royal event together without

>> we could see and the bets are off and russo did make a fabulous engagement dress for the wedding dressof the royal baby because most people thought it would be arthur or alfred. it's one of the fascinating thing about the royal wedding that makes it so thrilling is the dress could be designed by anybody. it's something we don't know. tiara's, i think she will wear one. i suspect the queen will lend her one. the other speculation and this also is a matter that i can only leave open, will they have a traditional kiss after the service before they go on the carriage ride around windsor because this began in 1981 with charles and diana. in 2011 william and kate kissed twice. there will be the opportunity as they come out of the chapel after the service and will they take it? it would be something we would love to see. >> you talk about tradition, we know this is a couple already breaking some traditions from holding the wedding on a saturday to the flavor of the cake. like you said, it's up in the air what traditions they will stick with moving forward. what's the number one moment you'll

have funding from the committee for the ash bury district, which will be the district we begin after russo. if we were to prioritize it, i guess the long answer is, it will just -- it's t. still may not happen within the next -- >> right. right. >> but we certainly agree. it's listed on the national register. we're hoping we can -- hope one day we can reach a resolution that makes everybody comfortable with a local designation. >> being on the national register for at least 20, 30 years. >> yeah. >> and then got a lot of state bond money. >> uh-huh. >> and then here we are in the city and county of san francisco. okay. i'm just saying. >> yes. >> commissioner pearlman. >> ms. smith, i just had a quick question. could you tell us about the diamond heights safety wall? what was the issue that it got sent back. >> sure. it went to land use committee initially and they decided to move it forward but didn't have a recommendation either way. i think one of the concerns is about the funding, it being a sculpture and whose responsibility is it to maintain it. it has implication that's need to be p

and russo design which is over the top with feathers of a american?ce. she will have to stick to the royal standard i think which is conservative, covering her shoulders. i think she will make a bold and modern choice. we wait to see and i know it's an exciting day for you and everyone who reads your website. thanks for joining for you and everyone who reads your website. thanks forjoining us. thank you. we touched on the crowd in the streets on what they are hoping to see. let's bring you the reminder of where the route is. the procession will leave castle hill, travel the through windsor‘s high street, onto sheet street, kings road and albert road — and then it will proceed up the long walk all the way back to st george's hall by windsor castle for a lunchtime reception, which is being given by her majesty the queen. that's the reception for 600 people. a smaller private occasion is in the evening for 200 people. simon mccoy is on long walk. just looking at that map, you wonder how they are feeling having walked out of the church. they've got all th

. >> and ralph and russo, also, she's worn them in the past. >> reporter: we've seen her before in as. >> you're the husband i've always wanted, i can't wait to begin our adventure together. >> reporter: and at her first wedding to trevor engelson. she wore this simple sheath. >> meghan is getting married in a stunning gothic chapel. she needs to have a grand dress to match the venue. that's the most important thing. >> so while she, perhaps, might instinctively want to go for something fairly simple, she is going to have to take into consideration this incredible atmosphere, so it will be a little more elaborate than perhaps she'd like. >> it's very possible that meghan could do something like take one of diana's iconic pieces of jewelry, and turn it in to a tiara. one of kind tiaras have been made before, so that would be a beautiful thing to do. >> reporter: next, diana's legacy with the young couple lives on. >> it was one of the first things we started talking about when we met the different things that we wanted to do in the world. >> reporter: their shared passion, the glue th

. >> so that rivalry continues between daniel lar russo and johnny lawrence and still burning but itt daniel is now the bully. he's a successful owner of a car dealership and johnny is trying to rebuild that cobra called do jo. and watch this on youtube red, one of the new original shows. >> a lost people are excited about it. >> are you going to watch? >> yeah. >> exactly. >> today is a perfect day to go -- wax on and wax off. >> because we're not tracking any rain. so it is a good point, marcus. 62 degrees for san francisco. and then we kind of stay on the drying trend through the next several days. thanks to a nice little system that will roll on in and that will take us a couple of days to kind of clear out those clouds and it is going to make way for plenty of sunshine. overnight lows not too bad. just dropping down into the upper 40s and even 50s. >> we like it. >> we do. >> we'll be back here tomorrow morning 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> and our next newscast at 5:00. have a great day. >>> we're live in five -- four -- three -- two -- one. >>> i was drugged [ bleep ], bro. i was drugg