today, every major route in it scotland ground to a halt. it is hard to believe it is only november. it is the heaviest snowfall i can remember. >> for this little girl and thousands of others, it was another day off occurr. from shetland it to the borders, nearly 900 schools have closed. >> keep them dry and warm. >> we will have to get used to it. it -- and hope it does not get any deeper. that is enough to get on with her >> and it is getting deeper, and extra road salt arrived in at number of away from -- in edinburgh all the way from peru. for a week now, they have been plowingg -- ansalt and snow, 24 hours a day. this is the a-9 this evening, one of the major roads closed for the second night running, cutting off communities again. up the road, this is one of the communities appear. people are preparing for another long, hard winter. hundreds of homes are without power tonight and what's next? minus 20. >> and winter has set in for countries throughout europe, experience haeavy snowfall. the flights had been canceled in munich airport

here is our scotland political editor, brian taylor, with the very latest. >> what is in scotland shopping trolly alongside the booze we buy? hospital admissions are up 20%. three-quarters of young offenders are drunk at the time. mps accept the diagnosis but do not agree on the cure. minimum pricing could push up the cost of drinks. critics may have opposed that to fort the prime minister. >> is only has one fatal flaw, and that is that it is proposed by the smp. >> we oppose a minimum price and not on political grounds, as some would have a degree, but because we do not believe it works. it is untested. it is possibly illegal. it will put 140 million pounds per year into the pockets of supermarkets. >> came the boat. >> yes 49, no 76. >> what has survived? the bill bans quantity discount offers such as three bottles for the price of two. that will take place next spring. there are new powers to limit the number of price breaks granted. there will be tougher proof of age laws in areas where a couple chooses social problems. drink retailers may face a local levee to cover costs. that is ye

>> we are going ahead with the building of the aircraft carriers which are being built in scotland. i had to say to the honorable gentleman come if we had independent scotland you wouldn't be flying planes, you would be flying by the seat of your pants. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. can the prime minister reassure the house that the government has no plans to revive labors modernization program, whether in name or in function? and that remains fully committed to the pledge of the coalition agreement to reverse the substantial erosion civil liberties and rollback state intrusion? >> i would argue we have big rockers on rollback state intrusion in terms of getting rid of the id cards and making sure in terms of the rights people have to go in your homes. we have rolled those back that we are not considereconsidering a central government database to store all information and we will be working with commissioners on this on anything we do in this area. >> thank you, mr. speaker. ending the child trust fund will close a roof for children in care, and to develop build up a modest

speaker. >> i look forward to visiting scotland, soon. >> mr. speaker, he doesn't say he was coming to central ayrshir herb. -- ayrshire. is it possible that given the reports in national place the largest in my constituency having the highest unemployment in scotland would he meet a small delegation to discuss the whole question of unemployment? >> i think the honorable gentleman will be raising the next issues in the next few years. how we get people out of unemployment and also how we make sure that losses of jobs in the public sector are made up for growth in the private sector? that is an absolutely key area. that's why bank matter and why tax rates matter. that's why the regional growth fund that we're introducing helps. i'm certainly happy to meet with the honorable gentleman. i want to keep him in a little bit of sense just in case i don't intake to central ayrshire. >> many hundreds of people are affected and there's been significant damage and disruption within central area. will he join me in commending the professionalism of the amer

>> we are going ahead with the building of the aircraft carriers, which are being built in scotland. i have to say to the honorable gentleman that if we had an independent scotland, you would not be flying planes -- you would be flying by the seat of your pants. >> dr julian huppert. >> can the prime minister reassure the house that the government have no plans to revive labour's intercept modernization program, whether in name or in function, and that he remains fully committed to the pledge in the coalition agreement to reverse the substantial erosion of civil liberties and to roll back state intrusion? >> i would argue that we have made good progress on rolling back state intrusion in terms of getting rid of id cards and in terms of the right to enter a person's home. we have rolled those back, too. we are not considering a central government database to store all communications information, and we shall be working with the information commissioner's office on anything we do in that area. >> paul goggins. >> ending child trust funds will close off a route for children in care to b

he's an islamic terrorist who brought down a pan am jet over lockerbie, scotland. several hundred people were killed, several of them american. he was tried, he was. and yet, a year ago, the scottish government -- he was being held in scotland, proposed release in and send them home to libya. the obama administration loudly protested and rightly so. what american president would be in favor of or leasing a terrorist who was directly responsible for the murder of hundreds of americans? and yet, the london times reported that it obtained a letter that the obama administration sent to scotland, just a week before the release, saying to scotland, well, we don't think you should release him. but if you want to, we will not object as long as you keep him in scotland and don't send them back to libya. in other words, it was the scottish officials were quoted in the london times, saying when we got the letter, we interpreted as the american government essentially same week in the wink, we think it's okay to let this guy go. and they did let him go. and today she is a free

he was in the treasury when they gave fred goodwin -- the man who broke the royal bank of scotland -- a knighthood. i would go back to the blank sheet of paper, if i were you. >> i will compare my record in the treasury any time to the prime minister's -- he was there on black wednesday. is this not just typical of the prime minister? before the election, he promised "a day of reckoning" for the bankers. we passed the legislation. it is there for him to implement. it is not very much to ask. all that the legislation requires is that the banks publish the number of people -- not even their names, as the chancellor used to call for -- getting pay and bonuses above £1 million. it does not make sense to wait for europe. why does the prime minister not show a lead and just get it done? >> the right honorable gentleman says that he wants to contrast his record in the treasury. yes, let us remind people that when he was in the treasury the government built the biggest budget deficit of any g20 country. we had the biggest boom and the biggest bust. it was his government -- it was his governm

sympathies to the families of those involved in the new zealand mining disaster, two of whom come from scotland. does the prime minister share my concerns that, although good restaurants pass on 100% of tips to their staff, some are using bogus tronc or kitty schemes to avoid paying national insurance while ripping off up to 14% of their staff's tips? will he personally stand up for fair tips and agree to meet me and a delegation of hospitality workers to discuss the need for the promised one-year review of the operation of the law on tips? >> the honorable gentleman is entirely right to mention the tragic accident at the new zealand mine. what has happened is immensely sad. i spoke to the new zealand prime minister, john key, this morning and i know that the thoughts of the whole house will be with the 29 miners who lost their lives and with their families -- particularly peter rodger from perth and malcolm campbell from st andrews. i know that our high commission and the consular officials are in touch with their families and doing everything to help at what must be an impossibly difficult ti

. >> i will lead speaker for scotland and say that -- i will only speak for scotland and say that [inaudible] >> the cardinals will also address strained relations with china. the government-backed church there has ordained a bishop without the pope's approval. >> their rights as human beings. to have the freedom to give that message. >> pope benedict later led the cardinal in music and in prayer. the manual one day be part of the enclave -- conclave. the vatican says this meeting is all about communication, information. they are discussing the child abuse scandal and they will be talking about prosecution of christians around the world. the decision by pope benedict to allow clerics from the anglican faith to join the catholic church. the cardinals will be joined by 24 new ones in a special ceremony on saturday. new faces pour this ancient and changing institution. >> you are watching bbc world news. nato leaders -- agreement on a new anti-missile defense system for europe. afghanistan is also on the the agenda. 29 workers are trapped in the new zealand. the remains of more than 2000 fetuse

also has higher unemployment and higher deprivation than the alternative based under consideration in scotland. >> the good lady makes a good plea for her area. she will know that we're committed to containing the tornado. we have not made the final decisions about basing. >> ed miliband. >> manager 9 the prime minister in paying tribute -- may i join the prime minister in paying tribute. he died during the bravest and heroic work. we fully support the actions the government is taking to tackle terrorist threats that we saw emerge in the past week. can he tell us when he believes it is likely to be completed? >> and number of steps have already been taken. stopping for it transport from yemen and somalia, suspending the carriage of toner cartridges and passenger hand luggage or flights departing the u.k., prohibiting the carriage of toner cartridges by air , or from theia u.k. there's all kinds of their k -- all kinds of air for its security. we will be updating the house as soon as we can. >> thank you for that answer. asked about the wider context to this incident. as well as the countermeas

just a few hours from surfing virgin forest and scaring scotland mirrors in your direction. on the move. crater. scorching soil and toward there are included. a photo with the wilds of the lunar rover for free. in the. mood. group of at least seven people charged with illegal born trafficking in kosovo fueling speculation of links to alleged organ theft by the kosovo liberation army during the one nine hundred ninety nine war. after g. twenty gridlock on currency wars the baton is now passed by the apec summit in japan and asia pacific nations including russia u.s. and china try to map the best way out of the global downturn. plus any year of extreme weather across the globe our reporter goes in the search of what lies behind it. to the ocean currents temperatures going up and down what's happening to the planet's climate and to what is this world coming to. my since later in the program. three i'm in moscow i match reza good to be with you here on r t our top story after years of ignored claims organ trafficking in kosovo has finally reached prosecutors at least seven peopl

andrews university in scotland. both started out studying the history of art. she certainly caught his eye at a charity student fashion show. the prince paid 200 pounds for a pot -- for a front-row seat. they lived together in a flat, then to a farmhouse on the edge of st. andrews or they could have more privacy. >> william of wales. >> the same graduation ceremony -- some about their relationship would not survive the transition from university to the wider world. but william made clear he was i going to be rushed into marriage justice for his father's wedding. he was asked of his own romantic intention. >> could a wedding be in the cards perhaps some time? >> know, i have been so. >> by 2006, the relationship to be firm. when he passed from his officer training course, she was a special guest at an event attended by the queen and other senior members of the royal family. the relationship survived a split in 2007 and she was there again when he received his wings at cromwell. three years on, the prince has put the question that her parents are free to speak fo

andrews, a cold coastal college town in scotland. hundreds of young women, kate among them, came, too. depends on who you listen to, but the first time they met was either over breakfast or when she was modeling in a fashion show. >> she was modeling on a cat walk. >> he was sitting with his friend at the time and he turned and he said, wow, kate's a knockout. she's gorgeous. and i think that was really the turning point for them. >> reporter: she's not bad looking. >> no, she's not at all. she's very, very gorgeous. and i think more so in the flesh. she has this wonderfully radiant skin, very beautiful, very fresh-faced. she has a great figure. i very much see her becoming a star light just as diana dade. >> she's very beautiful. she's got a lovely smile and a lovely manner about her. and i think that friendship obviously turned into something else. >> reporter: within a couple of years, they moved in together. for years, they've lived in sin, as they call it, another gigantic break from royal tradition. >> they've been living toget

we call them jumpers in scotland, sorry. we've got pants, we've got fleecies. >> reporter: how many presents do you think you have so far? >> four presents. >> reporter: retailers say they're just trying to be open for their customers when their customers want to shop. it's a new trend that some shoppers hope becomes a turkey day tradition. >> i think there's a lot of people that don't have things to do on thanksgiving and it makes them more loany, they miss their family. the fact that you can get out early, get the coupons, come out and be around other people is nice. >> reporter: and if you aren't willing to give up that turkey dinner for shopping, never fear. there is always tomorrow, one of the busiest shopping days of the year, but you should expect the crowds. we did stop by a best buy. it opens at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning but there are actually people in line who have been there since wednesday. last night at 9:00 p.m. kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> apple is promising to jump on the black friday bandwagon tom

andrew's university in scotland and were just friends the first year sharing a love of art history and a keen sense of humor. >> she's a run of the mill ordinary girl that managed to land the heart of a prince. >> royal watchers say it's her loyalty and discretion who hooked prince william. who handles the pressure of being king one day. >> she kind of nurtures prince william. she's very supportive. and i think kate middleton has the sort of credentials that i think will make prince william, possibly, one of the most popular kings, obviously, for many a year. >> reporter: and reaction today in a country hit hard by recession and cutbacks has been overwhelmingly positive. >> the country is under a bit of pressure at the moment and this will really help the country in getting -- feeling good about itself again. >> i want to marry prince william but she's beautiful and she's down to earth and she's a proper english lady. >> reporter: from this happy day on the lives of william and kate will never be the same. and tonight, prince harry weighed in as well saying he was delighted that his br

andrew's university in scotland and were just friends the first year sharing a love of art history and a keen sense of humor. >> she's a run of the mill ordinary girl that managed to land the heart of a prince. >> royal watchers say it's her loyalty and discretion who hooked prince william. who handles the pressure of being king one day. >> she kind of nurtures prince william. she's very supportive. and i think kate middleton has the sort of credentials that i think will make prince william, possibly, one of the most popular kings, obviously, for many a year. >> reporter: and reaction today in a country hit hard by recession and cutbacks has been overwhelmingly positive. >> the country is under a bit of pressure at the moment and this will really help the country in getting -- feeli good about itself again. >> i want to marry prince william but she's beautiful and she's down to earth and she's a propernglish lady. >> reporter: from this happy day on the lives of william and kate will never be the same. and tonight, prince harry weighed in as well sayinhe was delighted that his brother

andrew's university in scotland and were just friends the first year sharing a love of art history and a keen sense of humor. >> she's a run of the mill ordinary girl that managed to land the heart of a prince. >> royal watchers say it's her loyalty and discretion who hooked prince william. >> she kind of nurtures prince william. she's very supportive. and i think kate middleton has the sort of credentials that i think will make prince william, possibly, one of the most popular kings, obviously, for many a year. >> reporter: and reaction today in a country hit hard by recession and cutbacks has been overwhelmingly positive. >> the country is under a bit of pressure at the moment and this will really help the country in getting -- feeling good about itself again. >> i want to marry prince william but she's beautiful and she's down to earth and she's a proper english lady. >> reporter: from this happy day on the lives of william and kate will never be the same. and tonight, prince harry weighed in as well saying he was delighted that his brother popped the question and he's finally getti

higher unemployment and higher deprivation than the area of the alternative base under consideration in scotland. >> my hon. friend makes a good plea for her area, and she is absolutely right to do so. she will know that we are committed to retaining the tornado, which has been a very effective ground-attack we have not made the final minister in paying tribute to 101 city of london engineer heroic work, and we send our family. we fully support the actions that the government are taking to tackle the terrorist threat that we saw re-emerge last week. will the prime minister update the house on the review of air freight and passenger security, and tell us when he believes that it is likely to be complete? >> i am grateful for the right hon. gentleman's comments. as he knows, several steps have already been taken: stopping freight transport from yemen and somalia, suspending the carriage of toner cartridges in passenger hand luggage on flights departing the uk, and prohibiting the carriage of toner cartridges by air cargo into, via or from the uk unless they originate from a known consigner. as he

express families to the families of those in the new zealand mining disaster, two of whom come from scotland. did the prime minister share my concerns that while 100% tips are passed to the staff some are using scams to pay national insurance while ripping up to 14% of the staff tips will. will he grow to meet with myself and a delegation of hospitality workers of the one year review on the operation of law on tips. >> thank you, mr. speaker. first of all, the honorable gentleman is entirely right to mention the tragic accident at the new zealand mine. i spoke to new zealand prime minister john key this morning and our thoughts and with the whole house with the 29 miners who lost their lives. i know a high commission and the consular officials are in touch with their families and doing everything to help in what might be an impossibly difficult of time on the issue of tips, the honorable memory is a wonderful campaigner on this. it's right that tips should be distributed to staff. they should not be used to top out the minimum wage and they should not be diverted in any way. the law is very

this revelation comes from scotland yard. let's get right to cnn susan candiotti in new york on the latest bomb plot development. susan, not only does this further confirm what a lot of authorities put out there. not only do we suppose that this would have exploded over the u.s., but this is also furthering the fact that this was a ticking time bomb. we now know when it would have detonated. >> reporter: that's right. and now we're getting more precise information, first of all from a u.s. counterterrorism official telling us -- telling cnn exclusively that this bomb was set to go off roughly six to seven hours or so once that plane took off bound for the united states. and we want to further tell you this. remember we're talking about a printer cartridge in which some 300 grams of petn, an explosive, was found in a package sent from yemen on to the uk and on to the united states. but then we have this statement from scotland yard and they said the activation -- this is a quote. the activation could have occurred over the eas

. >> i don't think that there is a single american who thinks that i will go to a castle in scotland and interview the prince of wales. >> with northern scotland serving as a backdrop, brian williams interviews prince charles about his public and private causes. there also some person prizes including a firsthand look at how he lives in and out of the public eye. -- there are also some personal surprises. >> the mud room with the boots with the boys' names on them. those of the boots they wear when they are home. >> the boys, william and harry, who are pro with -- both serving in the military. and do the and tradition, along with a fairy tale story line captivating royal watchers for generations including here in the u.s. when charles married princess diana. >> my mother had a commemoratives coffee mug of the marriage of charles and diana. i think that many people grew up in those households. >> household and royal watchers now anticipating another wedding. a secret that he kept for weeks. >> i did my job. i asked and there was no learning this a secret on our trip. >> an inside look

they met while studying in scotland. the wedding is planned for july or august of 2011. >> my life could not. stop talking not. -- my wife could not stop talking about it. y, bristol, the couple with the lowest score is brandy and max. >> she was voted off the shuttle after she got test scores. -- voted off the show. >> bills booing. >>> 55 degrees. >> the best travel deals before the thanksgiving rush. >> and other check on traffic captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> welcome back. adam caskey live in the belfort furniture weather center and. a line of thunderstorms moved through. there were wind gusts especially in arlington. today is going to be windy. the tight pressure gradient being the reason. let's look at the temperatures. 54 in leesburg, 53 in spotsylvania, 54 in takoma park, 55 in college park. there are a few showers in jefferson county and winchester. a lot of sunshine today will be clearing alice this morning. the gusty wind up to 50 miles an hour. highs in the mid-60s. >>>

andrew's, a cold, coastal college town in scotland. hundreds of young women from around the world, kate among them, came too, hoping to snag a prince? depends who you listen to. but the first time they met was either over breakfast or when she was modeling in a fashion show. >> she was modeling frilly underwear on a catwalk. >> he was sitting with his friend fergus at the time and he turned to fergus and he said, wow. kate's a knockout, she's gorgeous. and i think that was really the turning point for them. >> she's not bad looking. >> no, she's not bad looking at all. she's very, very gorgeous. and i think more so in the flesh. she has this wonderfully radiant skin, very dewy, very beautiful, very fresh-faced. she has a great figure. i very much see her becoming a star. just as diana did. >> she's very beautiful. she's got a lovely smile. she's got a lovely manner about her. and i think that friendship will turn into something else. >> reporter: within a couple of years, they moved in together. for years, they've lived in sin, as they

. >>> today scotland yard released an unsettling details about the cargo bomb plot that was disrupted last month. authorities say terrorists in yemen hid two powerful bombs inside printers and shipped them to addresses in chicago on october 29th. acting on a tip, authorities recovered one of the mbs at the airport in dubai. a second bomb was removed from a cargo plane in england. in a statement today, scotland yard disclosed if the bomb found in england had activated at the time for which it was set, that bomb would have detonated as the plane flew over the southeastern seaboard. >>> ash and gas continue to spew from mount merapi but it is apparently slowing down some. mount merapi began erupting more than two week ago. at least 190 people are reportedly dead. hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes. today, lcanologists stay intensity isecreasing but it still a serious theat. the ten mile around mount merry any a dangerous zone and ash and clouds are a danger to plane. >>> president obama is meeting with the leaders of the world's largest and growing economies. the pre

>> megan from scotland. as mentioned before, i'm from london so i'm really fortunate to have discounted transport but quite frankly i want to say across britain the government allowing young people to struggle to get to schools and colleges every day and the spending cuts have to effect everyone but young people don't have disposable incomes adults have so they should get some discount entrance is sport all across britain. >> thank you very much indeed. the woman there in the black dress? >> apart from the northwest. if a government can't ensure that the school and service tha a young person was entitled is in more distance from everyone's house and a young person can't drive and is from the under age of 17 should make it accessible because it's not fair to penalize people that can't drive and unless they can say people can drive from the age one and two and three and four which will never happen you need to consider that it's not fair to us. >> thank you. london person? who do we have from london? here? som

others are from australia, africa, and scotland. prime minister john keyes says it could take months to recover. .-- john key says it could take months. >> hope, despair, and now grief. for five days, they prayed for a miracle. dangerous gases prevented rescuers from entering the mine. police say a sudden explosion shattered any hopes the man could have somehow survived deep underground. >> breaking the news to the family, they are extremely distraught. i was at the mine itself when it actually occurred. the blast was horrific, just as bad as the first blast. >> this is new zealand's worst mining accident for almost 100 years. most of the burden was shouldered by the small coastal community of greymouth, but the entire country will feel the pain. prince charles gave sympathy to the families of those who died. >> what they're having to go through. we just want them to know this during this terrible time of anguish. >> some families believe the emergency teams should have been sent into the mine within hours of the first explosion. >>

they have been together for eight years since they were studying at saint andrew's university in scotland. she does not have the background. they created a party supply company but royal watchers say that gives her a common touch. >> of course they want the fairy tale princess but could you say she is our fairy tale princess. >> reporter: it is about to become reality for kate middleton, life will never be the same again n london. >> prince william said he was in no rush and wait until he was 28 or 30. he turned 28 in june. >>> stocks are tumbling as worries mount in asia. a bail out for ireland. the dow lost 200 points dipping below 1100 in nearly a month. looking at the numbers, the dow is down more than 189 points and around 19,000 -- 11,000 park. s&p and nasdaq are down as of this hour. >>> the ravens came together to make big plays last night off the field in the name of charity. a half dozen ravens were on hand for the all community team auction part. all kinds of sports memorbilia was auctioned off to raise money for children's charities. you can see the ravens and panthers this su

the relationship between prince william and kate middleton began in school in scotland. over the years, their love has blossomed. there have been in the spotlight drop their eight-year courtship. now the future king of england is making it official and married his longtime love. prince william presented kate middleton with his late mother's a ring. >> we are happy in the fact we are going to spend all of our lives together. >> prince william has been long considered one of the world's eligible bachelors. >> i am a little sad because i had a crush on him during out of. >> for prince william, growing up around cameras has been a struggle. they chose to take their time of. >> i wanted to give her time to see what it was like. it is a bit much. i am trying to learn from lessons in the past. >> kate middleton is from the middle class and has endured the constant media scrutiny. >> i would have loved to have met her. she is one of the most wonderful women to look up to. >> what she did is fantastic. kate will do a very good job. >> kate middleton is a professional photographer

the couple met in 2002, both were students at the university of saint andrews in scotland. news broke early tuesday morning in a statement issued by the prince's father. prince charles also commented on the news file to read and urban development project. >> it is absolutely true. thank you very much. >> reporter: according to a statement the couple were engaged in october and the wedding will take place next spring or summer in london. the upcoming royal wedding is great news for england. >> obviously the government stands ready to do anything we can to make sure, and what i know will be a great day for national celebration. it was wonderful to have that and pass on my best wishes to him and everyone else. >> reporter: most importantly the queen approved good word from buckingham palace is that queen elizabeth and her husband prince philip are absolutely excited for them both. >>> the beatles is coming to itunes. ♪ >>> a dispute over the apple name kept them away for many years. starting today fans can buy individual songs for $1.29. some say it's too late because the fa

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he joins me now from argyle, scotland. thanks for being here with us and congratulations on your great work. what was your reaction when you found out you were in the top ten? >> i was absolutely amazed. i never expected it for a minute, so it's incredible to get that news. >> has the news affected your work? has it helped? >> it certainly has in a very, very positive way. lots of new support from all over the world and just the film clip you just showed, we talked about feeding 412,000 children around the world at that point. today, we're feeding about 460,000 children, so nearly an increase of 50,000. >> talk to me about haiti because we know they have the devastating earthquake then cholera now. tell us about your project in haiti? >> prior to earthquake, i described haiti as the worst poverty i had ever seen and we're working in some of the slums in port-au-prince and we're just doing mainly what we do all around the world, which is simply feeding children in schools so that we're doing two things, meeting the immediat

because scotland was a foreign territory. in order to disprove this, the supreme court boon boumediene opinion charge card mansfield with having made a mistake of the law. scotland, the majority said, was, quote, not foreign. the professor and a brilliant and thoroughly researched article because i agree with him come in the columbia law journal, the review explains why it was the supreme court not lord mansfield. i have to add an additional factor. of all of the legal authorities and all of 18th-century england court chief justice mansfield would have known better than anyone else the status of scotland. why? he wasn't merely the greatest lawyer of his time, but obviously unknown to the majority in boumediene, lord mansfield was a scot. [laughter] at the end of the historical inquiry in boumediene, the majority said the consumption of sovereignty does not provide a comprehensive or altogether satisfactory explanation for the general understanding that prevailed when lord mansfield issued the writ outside of england. kutcha t

the couple met 8 years ago while attending a university in scotland. the wedding is expected to take place in london next spring or summer. >>> let's go live to buckingham palace. the wedding is expected as we said to take place in london next spring. >> i wonder. >> or summer. >> i wonder if it's going to be a fairy tale like princess diana and prince charles and the carriage. >> who can forget that. >> i know. your little girls will love that , huh? >> oh, my goodness, yeah yeah. absolutely. >> of course i'll be right there, too. >> love to see that. >>> 5:08. pick your poison at the airport. a full body screening or hands- on patdown, you choose. >> i think it's invasiv. it just reveals too much. >> how homeland security is responding to complaints about their strict new measures. >>> plus, it's a legal victory for illegal immigrants in our state. tuition break that's sparking a storm of controversy. airports. ,, ,, what am i thankful for? being the star of this feast. who else is so, fruity, sweet and colorful. who's this turkey? edible arrangement

speculation since they met more than eight years ago while both are students at saint andrews university in scotland. a royal statement said prince william has already informed the queen and other close members of his family of the engagement and it appears the prince is old-fashioned. according to royal officials, he first asked permission to marry ms. middleton from her father and according to the royal statement released, the now 28-year-old couple will live in north wales where prince william will continue to serve with the royal air force. >>> well, here in the u.s., kicking off a lame duck session of congress yesterday, one key player did an about-face on the long held political policy and a big deal said to be in the works on bush era tax cuts. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. mitch mcconnell, the minority leader in the senate kick off this lame duck session with a surprise reversing 180 on his position on earmarks. these pet projects often added into big spending bills that keep washington running. he said that he will now

andrews university in scotland. if prince trulls, the tip of the news today wall of the public appearance. british prime minister david can recall the great news for england. the government for ready to do his thing we could to help make sure what we'll go will be a great day of national celebration that will be a great success. william kate say william's mother diana could be here to celebrate. kate's engagement ring is always blow to the princess of wales they say it's their way of including her. it will be back after this break. the black widow spider's severe bite can cause coma and even death. the african black mamba can kill a man with one bite. but there's an even deadlier predator a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza still sunny out there right now but the sun starting to go down a temperatures will drop off once it does. was already cooler this afternoon to ratify to 10 degrees cooler with temperatures close to the coast line. '50s and '60s in the north bay in landed down south. cooling off in san jos

this will be in scotland. traffic problems definitely due to all the widespread snow. as much as 15 centime falling in northern england. a pretty rare event. widespread snowfalls, the earliest we've seen in about 17 years here, so unusual amounts. looks like we have more snow in the forecast. definitely travel conditions could remain a little bit serious into the weekend. here's a look at the snow forecast, all the way into saturday morning. wide area looking to pick up on those flurries, upper elevations like the alpine region, look for more significant snowfall amounts, like 25 centimeters or more of accumulation. good news for ski resorts, but travel conditions could be quite dangerous and difficult. in the south, it's going to be warmer, so the mediterranean region will see a couple thundershowers and maybe some gusty weather. for the eye beeri berian peninsl a little dry. winds could start picking up for you. it is going to be a chilly friday with 1 only for your high in warsaw, 1 also in berlin. in london remaining in single digits. here is your three-day outlook

northern scotland could see more snow tonight. in the south mainly across the mediterranean area, all of the showers are going to have some thunderstorms in the mix. things could turn a little bit stormy for you. as for temperatures, showing a big dip in those highs as we head into the weekend. 6 for paris and 4 degrees in london. only 2 in berlin. and then as we head into the evening hours of thursday and into friday morning things are going to get a lot cooler. in northern europe minus 2 for your morning low. in vienna. dropping at minus 8 in stockholm. minus 14 for oslo. very chilly conditions p even london too dropping well below the freezing mark. so some very icy conditions here. all right. now, here is your three-day outlook. ♪ o' ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the south korean government has decided to suspend humanitarian dialogue and aid to north korea following tuesday's artillery attack by the country. the shelling of the south korean island of yeonpyeong in the yellow sea left two marines and two civilians dead. 18 people were inj

two were from scotland. prince charles has offered his sympathy to the families of those who died. >> the new zealand people and what the families are going through. we just want them to know the we are with them during this terrible time of anguish. >> new zealand authorities have extended their cautious approach to the rescue. some families believe the emergency teams should have been sent into the mine within hours of the first explosion. >> i should not have to bury my son. it should be the other way around. >> last night, at church services have to remember the dead, they comforted those left behind. bbc news, phil mercer, greymouth. >> the irish people today were presented with a grin notice. not only will they face cuts, but they will pay higher income tax, and anyone earning minimum wage will see their pay come down. all of that was after negotiations with the eu and the imf. we have this report. >> today, we have come to announce an four-year plan. >> budget cuts. today, they tune in to hear about f

should the royal bank of scotland before us to slash their claim, it is part of their rebuilding. >> they made terribly bad lending decisions. it is good that they suffer some of these losses. the taxpayers were not responsible. the danger is that this will trigger -- >> hear in portugal, it looks calm. the fear is that a banking collapse the starts in ireland, could affect other countries. this is a memorial to years of excess. the signs of a final bill and who is going to pay partly obscured. >> our business editor reporting there. the u.s. secretary of state says that she will press to ratify a nuclear arms treaty with russia. mr. clinton says that the treaty is not finished. the new start treaty needs bipartisan support to go through. they suspected russian arms dealer viktor bout has appeared in an american court for the first time and has pled not guilty to terrorism charges. kremlin officials are calling this a blatant injustice. italian police have arrested a wanted mafia boss. his nickname was the baby. he tried to escape by leaping from the balcony. he had been on the run f

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they have been together for eight years since kate caught william's eye while studying in scotland. kate doesn't have william's aristocratic background. her parents created a million dollar party supply company, but royal watchers say that gives her a common touch. >> of course someone wants the fairy tale princess but at least you can say she's our fairy tail princess. >> reporter: a fairy tale that is about to become reality. for kate middleton, life will never be the same again. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> the busiest travel season of the year is just a week away. if you think the airports were crowded last year it could be worse this year because of security screenings. >>> we'll be right back. >>> free rides for montgomery county school students could soon come to an end. county and state lawmakers are meeting tonight to push for student bus fees. some are concerned imposing bus fees will put a price tag on magnate schools. >>> construction should begin in a few weeks on a new barrier to protect d.c. from flooding. i'll bet you didn't know that there is an earthen le