i do remember and it was based a lot on the work of william white, who has written so much on language the rhetoric of recovery, and what words keep us stuck and what words move us for, forward. for exam, example, the issue of relapse. we talk about relapse and in other illnesses, we might talk about a recurrence or we might talk about re-initiation. but relapse somehow focuses on this was the expected, negative outcome and so...and failure. and so again, it goes back to the consciousness and what are we conveying and what, what kind of expectations are we conveying with our language? and there are a number of those examples that can be found actually on william white's website and, and in other publications that have been done by samhsa and by faces and voices of recovery. there are some wonderful resources to help us become more conscious of the language we use. and that connects to the fact that what we can do within the treatment system. if you're working with a person and they understand the framework, they understand the stages of change. they understand that it's, it maybe a rec

william and his fiance kate middleton were released today taken by the fashion photographer mario testino. he's photographed the royal family before but most famous for taking the iconic black and white william's mother, princess diana. >> i think by choosing the photograph who took the images of mother looking so incredibly happy, he's almost bringing her again, you know, to the whole kind of situation around the engagement. >> reporter: in the new photos front and senior on kate's finger, diana, william's mother unmistakable engagement ring. she may be gong from the royal couple's life but she clearly won't be forgotten. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >>> this morning on "the early show" the winners of the multi-million dollar prize from "the amazing race" we'll have that coming up. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." ah, it's stinging a little bit more than usual! yeah, you'll get used to it. the longer you keep your high mileage car, the more it pays you back. get castrol gtx high mileage. it helps engines last longer by fighting the main causes of engine failure. i think a dime went up my nose. yeah, it happens. don't change your car. change your oil to castr

william and his fiancee kate middleton were released today, taking by the fashion photographer mario testino. he's photographed the royal family before, but he's most famous of taking the iconic black and white photos of william's mother princess diana. >> i think by choosing the photographer who took the pictures of his mother looking so incredibly happy, he's almost bringing her in again in the situation of the engagement. >> report front and center in the pictures is diana's engagement ring. she may be gone from the royal couple's life, but she clearly won't be forgotten. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> mitchell: and this is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." thanks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news in new york. katie couric will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org stepping up patrols. >>> holiday shopping comes with shopping. the recent spike in robberies that has police stepping up patrols. >>> virginia place in the bay area, investigating the discovery of a missing 12-year- old girl. they now say they are concentrating on a murder case. >> my kids are sad

. >> others include betty white and serena williams. >>> the ten phrases that could kill your chances at a new job. >>> plus -- >> reporter: crossing this street during rush hour at this time of evening could cost you about $3. find out who's likely to be affected, coming up. >>> polk acted as her own lawyer during that 14 week trial, she also admitted to stabbing her husband but claims she acted in self-defense. a judge sentenced polk to 16 years to life in prison. >>> san francisco supervisors today backed up a controversial proposal to charge a toll. but they pushed forward with another plan to commute into the heart of the city. david is now in san francisco to explain. >> reporter: i'm standing on 18th street and guerrero. you can see how busy it is. drivers can cross three bucks just to cross 18th street on their way to i80. downtown san francisco drivers are closing up on $3 to cross a toll. >> i don't think there's anyone here that wants san francisco to follow in the path of other cities that have been traffic disasters. >> if you go to new jersey and if you go from washingto

william and kate were released today. this photographer has photographed the royal family before, but is most famous for taking the i-conic black and white photos of william's mother, princess diana. >> i think by choosing the photographer, he's so incredibly happy, he's almost bringing her in again to the whole kind of situation around the engagement. >> reporter: in the new photos, front and center on kate's finger is diana, william's mother's unmistakable engagement ring. she may be gone from the royal couple's life, but she clearly won't be forgotten. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >>> 4:55. it looks like union workers will not get the extra money they usually receive this time of year. muni has a speshlt fund set up for the city's transit operators and at the end of the year, each worker normally gets around $3,000 on top of their normal pay. because of the transportation authority's budget meltdown, management says it can't dole it out this year. >> it's a two-way street. the public has been generous in terms of their compensation, but there's a certain point where enough is enough. >> just last month, voters in san francisco

william and his fiance kate middleton were released today taken by the fashion photographer mario tostino. he photographed the royal family before, but is most famous for taking the iconic black and white foe toes of william's mother, princess diana. >> i think by choosing the photographer who took those to the -- he's almost bringing her the whole situation around the engagement. >> in the new photos front and center is diana, william's mother's unmistakable engagement ring. she may be gone from the royal couple's life, but she clearly won't be forgotten. elizabeth palmer, cbs news. >>> the 49ers change quarterbacks. will it mean a change of -- i'm dennis. we're up next. >>> title game ♪ [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. [ female announcer ] so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. at&t is making high speed internet more affordable than ever at only $14.95 a month. one-year price guarantee. next saturday. p

white. tennis champ serena williams, mark zuckerberg and james cameron.rd, george shuttle and kevin star will be honored. 18-year-old sarah williams will receive a special honor. she will be recognized for creative kindness campaign that crafts blankets for kids in the foster care system. they are all winners, but one has to be the biggest loser. tonight we find out who gets the title in the season finale. if you are looking for someone to root for, maybe go for the hometown favorite. ada from san francisco, she and two others have a chance to win $250,000. the transforming as and celebrations at 9:00 here on nbc. stay with us for the news at 11:00 at the hoopla. >> there a lot of lists out there. this year they are the eat this not that list of worst restaurant foods. when it comes to mexican, the eat this not that team said the most unhealthy food is baja fresh's char broiled steak nachos. they have more than 2100 calories. 118 grams of fat and almost 3,000 milligrams of sodium. eat this not that said the worst breakfast is at i hop. it's the big countr

who will be honored at a sacramento ceremony this evening, barbra streisand, betty white, levi strauss, serena williamsect jerry brown's father. brown will be there tonight to see his late father take his place in history. also being honored, facebook founder, mark zuckerberg. >> are we steering away from controversy. we're out to recognize people who have made a difference. we think mark zuckerberg is one of those, no question of that. >> merle haggerd, in the museum downtown. >>> starting tomorrow, using the easy rider smart cards won't be so easy. b.a.r.t. is phasing out the cards in favor of the new clipper cards. as kent willhoyt explains. >> reporter: it's the end of the line for the easy rider smart cards. b.a.r.t. wants to make sure everyone gets the message as the deadline approaches. >> we've sent multiple e-mails, postcard mailing, lots of media. we've sent out e-mail blast alerts to everybody it feels like. >> reporter: many have already made the switch and with good results. >> the clipper is very convenient. you don't have to scramble for money. you just swipe it, and you're out the door.

william. the first time they have been out publicly together since announcing their engagement. middleton wore a black and white dress with a fancy neckline, a black jacket, black pumps and a black clutch and of course, her engagement ring. earlier this week, off camera, the bride-to-be joined the prince for the queen's annual pre-christmas lunch which also included many other members of the royal family. >>> when we come back here tonight, where many see just rundown neighborhoods, this visionary sees something beautiful. he's placing a bet and making a difference. >>> finally tonight, a man who has been making a difference for a long time in several american communities by seeing gold where others see only rust. these days, he's setting his sights on a neighborhood in florida where they're rebuilding and rediscovering. and as kerry sanders reports, he's leading an unlikely alliance of hard hats and paint palettes. >> reporter: just beyond overbuilt downtown miami where the real estate market imploded in spectacular fashion, a downtrodden district called wynnewood is in the midst of a curious transformation. l

when president william jefferson clinton left the white house ten years ago, the national debt was $5 trillion, the budget was in surplus, there was extra money in the budget that was being used to buy time and longevity for social security, and it was projected that the next year there would be $120 billion surplus in the budget, ten years ago. $5 trillion debt, budget and surplus, $120 billion surplus predicted for the next year. fast forward eight years after president george w. bush, and there was a much different picture. the national debt was no longer $5 trillion. the national debt of america had risen in eight years to $12 trillion. more than double. the budget was in serious imbalance, and unfortunately, president obama inherited in his first year more than a $1 trillion deficit in the budget he was left by president bush. what happened in eight years for that dramatic negative turnaround in debt in america? we waged two wars and didn't pay for them. we had programs that might have been fundamentally sound like the prescription drug program, but we didn't pay for it. and ther

white house press secretary dana perino. and fox news political analyst juan williams. so the president had several victories, i think it's fair to say, in this surprisingly busy lame duck session of congress, repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," ratification of start, extension -- a compromise to extent the tax cut and extend unemployment benefits. bill, what do you think it says about president obama's standing going into 2011? >> i think he's not as weak as the media thought he was going to be six weeks ago and he he is not as strong he thinks he thought he'd be judging from the press conference when everybody overinrprets these things. much weaker from two weeks ago. he was coming to argue for liberal america but now he's cutting deals with the republicans to extend the tax rate. he will preside over decline over the spending, some of that spending that they passed in two years and he'll fight to defend obamacare. that is a tough fight. he will succeed in stopping the republican house from removing it, repealing it over the next two years but that remains an open issu

white bone china. the design features prince william and his future wife's initials intertwined all through that. the couple gave their personal consent to the design earlier this month so they can go ahead and be rushed to the market. all of the profits we're told from the sale go to the upkeep of the art collection. analysts think this could bring in more than $60 million. >>> my goodness. >> yeah. >> it's a billion-dollar p roject, there are some big questions, though, surrounding who was involved in the b uilding, the new doyle drive. >>> santa could be riding in style and i mean in style this christmas. what carmakers are doing to give santa some new wheels. >>> a plan to restore the headache a -- hangar one at moffett field may be in j eopardy. that's because a portion of the funding has been lost. nasa announced last month it would spend $20 million to restore it. but they were also counting on an extra $8 million in congressional spending in that bill. that bill was killed in congress last week. still not clear how or if the money will be replaced to finish the project. >>> and some new q

williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening and we'll leave you with what it looks like at the white on this winter night. the flag at half staff to commemorate this pearl harbor day. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a rare look inside a quiet center. the scene of a terrifying attack. tonight only on nbc bay area news we go behind close doors. doors some say are protecting pedophiles. >> it's a crime story with a back

williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. msnbc's rachel maddow weighs in on whether the whiteuse has taken its tax cut compromise too far. and hear what johnny depp has to say about his new thriller "the tourist." >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

white house. we flew over the canal this afternoon, as you know of william douglas, one of our great justices of the supreme > court. that is where used to run in the afternoon. i was running about 40 miles a week, which is a lot in washington, around here and at camp david on the weekends so i just think about the good times we had and when i fly back to congress and half thankful i am now that i had the super bipartisan support that existed back in the 70's, which doesn't exist anymore, so i think about the similarities and often the difference is. >> host: is there a republican in congress that the senate that you personally learn to enjoy working with the you became friends with? >> guest: senator baker from tennessee was in charge of the republican side and he was a great personal friend of mine and i got wonderful cooperation from the republican side and of course michael in the house was a minority leader in the house of representatives and michael was also a great supporter of mine, so they're in the last couple of years that i was in the white house, president than senator kennedy was runni

william and his bride-to-be kate middleton make their first appearance publicly since announcing their engagements. cbs news correspondent charlie d'agata has details. >> reporter: dressed in black and whiteddleton joined prince william to attend a fund-raiser to benefit a cancer charity. like his mother, princess diana, middleton is expected to make charity a cornerstone of her role in the royal family. i think you will see a rather low-key sort of involvement from kate, a bit more princess anne, rather than princess diana, which is not a bad thing. >> reporter: also a release of a new book on the newly engaged couple. it tells how her relationship with the prince developed, stalled and was eventually revived. the book details an early argument between the future king and his queen over a trip to africa, which william had planned with another woman he'd dated before kate. when confronted by middleton, the prince reportedly quipped do you know who i am? no one tells me what to do. despite the remark, william relented and wound up taking kate on their first summer vacation together. >> she got him basically by being a strong woman. all male royals look at prince charles and camilla all lik

house and i think about the wonderful times we had at the white house in referral to the sea in a canal this afternoon. as you know, founded by williamouglas, one of our great justices of the supreme court. > as for easter brunch every afternoon. i used to run about 40 miles a week, which is a lot, including in washington and around camp david on the weekends. so i just think about the good times we had. i think about the congressman who counsel i am now but

white jerseys led 2-0. throws, adams gets hammered, that's an 11-yard touchdown, 9-0, vikings. the son of former 49er quarterback steve bono. williamshts for the ball. maw's is gone, vikings led tonight. didn't score in the second half. centennial averaging more than 54 points a game. scoring to make it 15-13. they missed a 2-point conversion. centennial still could win it with a field goal. 30 seconds left, not even close. palo alto pulls off the upset to win the division one state championship 135 15-13. wow. 49ers head coach mike singletary keeps saying they could make the post season but his voice and body language suggest otherwise. last night niners got blown out in every category. they could be knocked out of the playoff race sunday. today, mike declined to name a starting quarterback for the december 26 game in st. louis then told the media he's not thinking of his own coaching fate. >> my future depends on the st. louis game we have coming up. my future to me, i take it one week at a time and i don't really worry about other things. >> okay. williams will be without their center tomorrow night in portland. he sprained his o

white jerseys led 2-0. throws, adams gets hammered, that's an 11-yard touchdown, 9-0, vikings. the son of former 49er quarterback steve bono. williamshts for the ball. maw's is gone, vikings led tonight. didn't scorin the second half. centennial averaging more than 54 points a game. scoring to make it 15-13. they missed a 2-point conversion. centennial still could win it with a field goal. 30 seconds left, not even close. palo alto pulls off the upset to win the division one state championship 135 15-13. wow. 49ers head coach mike singletary keeps saying they could make the post season but his voice and body language suggest otherwise. last night niners got blown out in every category. they could be knocked out of the playoff race sunday. today, mike declined to name a starting quarterback for the december 26 game in st. louis then told the media he's not thinking of his own coaching fate. >> my future depends on the st. louis game we have coming up. my future to me, i take it one week at a time and i don't really worry about other things. >> okay. williams will be without their center tomorrow night in portland. he sprained his own

>> white house press secretary robert gibbs was asked if president obama is still smoking and you know, they always try to get around. here is brian williamsjudge. >> a reporter asked the press secretary at the white house if the president has, in fact, been able to fully quit. >> i have not seen or witnessed evidence of him smoking in probably nine months. >> steve: jay guy is good. >> brian: 28 minutes before the top of the hour. much more show to go. >> steve: speaking of the white house, the white house is keeping a close watch on capitol hill where the tax cut compromise has cleared a key hurdle in the senate yesterday. the sailing might not be so smooth over in the house. wendell goler is live at the white house with a look at the bumpy ride ahead. good morning to you. >> steve, the ease with which the tax cut bill cleared that first hurdle in the senate, the 60 vote requirement to end debate has given the folks here at the white house a lot more confidence about its prospects in the house. even though republicans and democrats both have complaints about the bill, it passed that cloture vote. illinois democratic senator dick durbin s

white house press secretary dana perino. nina easton from "fortune" magazine. former state department official liz cheney. and fox news political analyst juan williams.it needed to pass and force an up or down vote to cut $4 trillion in the next decade. but is erskine bowles right? when you see everybody from a liberal like dick durbin on the left to a conservative like tom coburn on the right supporting this, will congress support the plan? >> in the environment, that is political momentum. there is some momentum behind it that needs to move forward. but i think you cannot talk about the debt, chris, without also looking at what another piece of news that came out friday which was the unemployment. unemployment statistic. 9.8%. at a time when the economy is rebounding and retail sales and real estate, corporate profits are up. we have to start asking ourselves why is there a long-term unemployment. add to the debt extending unemployment benefit, fine. are we hitting our head against the wall constantly? job vacancies surged by 37% and up employment continues to go up. there is a mismatch between skills, training and the jobs that are open. a small d

williams. >> reporter: the area was blanketed by snow, making echoer just to get to your car, forget about driving it. minnesota, wisconsin and iowa all were hit hard by the storm system with near white out conditions prompting officials to say don't travel unless you have to. this madison wisconsin man not only needed help for a stuck car but he had designs on flying. >> where you flying out to? >> minnesota. >>my god. i don't think you are going to get there. >> reporter: the metro dome wasn't the only stadium that needed help after the weather. in chicago these crew was working at soldier field. the sign says monsters of the midway referring to the bears. it could just as easily have been referring to the weather. >> it was a deadly day for troops in afghanistan. details on what killed six soldiers. >>> and nobody on capitol hill appears happy with the president's tax plan. what democrats plan to do to show their opposition. . and could pay for 200 teachers. what some southern california schools may soon do to generate funds. . and will it host it or wouldn't it? what the mayor is saying today about san francisco hosting the america's cup. . >>> this was a deadly day for soldiers

juan williams is a fox news political analyst and he has some thoughts on this. juan, you know the whitelly jumps into the fray today saying letting millions more americans fall into hardship will hurt our economy and will cut off an important source of demand in our economy. their theory is you give these folks, you know, unemployment payments and they go out and they spend them. so it's good for the economy. >> reporter: well that's their theory and they have the council of economic advisers issues a report that is going to go state-by-state, district by congressional district, megyn, so that each lawmaker on capitol hill, republican or democrat will see the impact in their community and i think as a consequence feel pressured to vote to extend the unemployment benefits. megyn: i think they do feel pressure, here we are it's three and a half weeks before christmas, hanukkah is upon us. it's the holiday season. it seems like an unfair time to cut off the spiget. it's 12 bill to extend through february, it's 56 billion if we want to extend to 2011. there are legitimate arguments on the o

white of democratic politics. slick willy, bill clinton's a bad -- >> shut your mouth! >> i'm just talking about bill clinton. ♪ taxpayers are getting the shaft ♪ >> brian williams cracksg up again for a very funny recurring sketch where they slow jam the news. of course, as you saw this time, they were focusing on the tax battle. >>> i don't know how closely you follow all this, but, but the applications or apps now available for smartphones are pretty unbelievable. the new patriot app for your iphone connects to the epa and other government agencies allowing you to send in photos, for example, that might fit under a title like pandemic or national security threat, essentially being their eyes or ears on the ground. just one of the apps getting buzz this holiday season. natalie morris has some of the more popular picks for your smartphone. you have some cool news apps. >> one of my favorites is called read it later because when we're surfing along the internet we see articles we want to read, but we can't get to. just mark these articles read it later. you install something in your browser, just a little button at the top of your browser. when you see something you wa

the pop culture stars we remember from 2010, from betty white to jersey shore and newly engaged prince williamat the biggest names of the year. >>> we begin with more on this storm has people digging out of the east coast and in massachusetts, this morning, mike, how are you doing? >> doing okay, ann, off my snow pile, out on the ground here. it is a windy cold morning in massachusetts, as the sun rises. temperatures are in the teens, windchills at or below zero, there is a lot of snow on the ground, people still shoveling it. back to yesterday as the blizzard wound down in boston, 18.2 inches. look at the snow out there. the 10th largest snowstorm on record but the roads are in pretty good shape. s skit skitty -- scituate got hit hard all because of a winter hurricane, because of the pressure. it dropped to 961 millibars. that is really synonymous with a strong category 2 or weak category 3 hurricane. with a nor'easter or blizzard, winds are spread out. look at the peak wind gusts, nantucket, gusting over hurricane force and new york, 36 miles an hour wind gusts and on long island, almost 70

william cohen continues. >> host: mr. chairman, you had an interesting experience after becoming the chairman of joint chiefs, and a meeting in the situation room at the white house. could you describe what to place? >> guest: it was right after reading dereliction, which i never thought i would see anything like that in the administration that i was joining. i went to a meeting over at -- and breakfast if you win the national security adviser's office and would normally be as you said yourself secretary of state and a number of other individuals, and occasionally other cabinet members that might be asked to come to speak on a certain subject, and you were gainfully employed with the national security adviser and there were other sidebar conversations going on. we haven't really gotten into the formal discussions -- informal discussions that would take place. all of a sudden one of the cabinet members leaned over and said i know i shouldn't ask you this, but i will ask anyway. would you consider flying reconnaissance plane that normally flies at 70,000 feet for operational reasons as well as secret mode in terms of the iraqi snowing we were there -- would y

william wearing a brown sweater from taylor turnbull and of aer. more formal photos on a red carpet in the palace's council chambers. the photographer who took those photographs took the series of black and whiteir" in 1997. they look lovely. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay" -- for some toddlers sports, they're hardly a friendly game of mommy and me. we'll take a look at how young t n. tious mpcoetition. join the jaguar platinum celebration ! come celebrate exciting cars that are stunning to look at, exhilarating to drive and worry free to own. celebrate this holiday season with the gift of platinum. jaguar platinum coverage: five years or 50,000 miles of complimentary scheduled maintenance, and no cost replacement of wear and tear items. visit your bay area jaguar dealer during the platinum celebration for a $599 lease offer on the 2011 xf. >>> let's be honest lots of parents dream of their kids being the next gold-winning super star, right? when it comes to giving children an added edge in sports where should we draw the line? ra he ma ellis has toddlers getting trained on the playing field before they're even out of diapers. >> reporter: this looks like a typical mommy and class wit

william cohen continues. >> host: mr. chairman you had an interesting experience for a way after becoming chairman of the joint chiefs. you had a meeting in the situation room at the white house. could you describe what took place? >> guest: right after reading dereliction of duty which i never thought i would see anything like that in the administration that i was joining, i went to a meeting, a breakfast at the well and the national security adviser's office. it would only be attended as you remember yourself by the secretary of state and a number of other individuals and occasionally other cabinet members that might be asked to come in to speak on a certain subject. you were gainfully employed with the national security adviser and there were other sidebar conversations going on. we hadn't really got into the formal discussions or informal discussions that would take ways all of a sudden one of the members, cabinet members leaned over and said i know i shouldn't ask you this but i will ask anyway. would you consider flying a u2 which is a recognizance plane that flies at 70,000 feet for operational reasons as well as staying in a secret mode in terms of the iraqi's k

host: armstrong williams is a columnist and talk-show host and -- on both radio and tv. he has been on the president's commission of white house fellows under president bush and also the host of "on a point of" from 2002 until 2005. payless and confidential assistant to chairman of equal opportunity commission and presidential appointee to the u.s. department agriculture a legislative assistant to u.s. representative carroll campbell and legislative aide and adviser to u.s. senator john berman. how the use of identified, do you consider yourself a republican, -- how do you identify yourself, as a republican, tea party? guest: i am a conservative commentator. i went through a difficult period a few -- with no child left behind with the bush administration and i actually thought my media career and would never have an opportunity to appear on broadcasts. so, i made up my mind that it is an inherent conflict for people in the media to also contract with the government. . i'm not in the republican camp or the democratic camp but i am a third generation republican. i will always be a republican because it's the party of my pa

white house releasing the long-awaited assessment on the war in afghanistan. the details coming up in the politico playbook. we have congressman chris van hollen, mort zuckerman, jean chatzky and former secretary william cohen. a story making front page news today. >>> first here is bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> good morning. more winter weather woes in the ohio valley through the mid atlantic. now dealing with an ice storm and snow. temperatures are plenty cold enough for snow. a little bit in indianapolis last night. in d.c., get ready. snow will head your way this afternoon. here is a look at the radar. the pink is the freezing rain. that came down in lexington, louisville, cincinnati, much of kentucky is under a glaze of ice this morning. snow is moving into west virginia and ever so slowly it will head for virginia and areas south of d.c. richmond could end up with three to five inches this afternoon. the forecast today, still cold from new york to boston. watch out for snowshowers especially this afternoon, d.c. south ward. no accumulations in philadelphia. a little light rain in atlanta. areas in the midwest should be dry and warming up. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by st

white muffin melt with fresh tomatoes, jalapenos or whatever... build your better breakfast today. subway. eat fresh. >>> you might think they're crazy or just good regular folks. but prince williame middleton are planning on going without any household staff after next year's wedding. martin fletcher is here with details. >> reporter: good morning. it's another royal shocker here, no bulletlers, no teams of cleaners, no cooks, that's young prince william's recipe for young married life, just a quiet home for two. the royal destiny, two people's lives are laid out before them like the king and queen of england. most people wouldn't mind being waited on hand and foot. prince charles for example has 149 servants with 29 classed as personal staff. with england's future king and queen william and kate engageded to be married next april, reportedly have different views on life, at least in the short-term. after they get married, they don't want any servants. shock. horror. what's the country coming to? >> i don't think they should be having an extended wedding in the first place. >> reporter: it's a long way from the french court of marie an twon 234e9. but cooking, washing the dishes