things that might encourage or suggest gang activity. brian: what is going on there? where does he live. ainsley: i went to a brittany spears concert one time and saw the little girls with their moms, some of the moms, cover up. steve: that was a concert. to ho dresses like you are going to a brittany spears concert to go in to see parents and talk about homeroom. ainsley: clearly it s a problem. steve: they want to have a code of conduct for the parents. no cursing or fighting, which would be good at games, where a lot of that happens. but, also, they want the parents not to show up for school drunk. ainsley: what? brian. steve: wear nothing revealing and try to be sober. brian: can we gradually take the children away from these parents? it doesn t seem like. ainsley: they are in gangs? sexually active and drunk. brian: good thing is nothing suggestively about the
people out to greet you. sandra: having been on the ground for several days in windsor. every single house is flying their flags with the picture of the bride and the groom on them. there is such a sense of pride here in england. ainsley: i know all of us have been down there on the ground talking to the crowd. many people have come from all over the world. one lady i talked to from australia. she wanted to be there and she started camping out on sunday. shepard: wow. well, you know, it s not a brittany spears concert, but you have got to do what have you got to do. bring in royal wedding contributes louisa james and david pogson. i was thinking about the ceremony what the two of you must be thinking. louisa, can we start with you. i absolutely loved it i think we were told to expect something a bit different, and it did not disappoint. some of it was decidedly unbritish, wasn t it? that was so great about it. and you are now looking at