7:00 a.m.. we want to go to our top story where we are covering the royal wedding. it was it unfolds over a period of hours before billions of people watched around the world. about 1 million in the streets. as you see the couple is writing in the carriage. earlier this morning. they are not husband and wife. they were married earlier this morning. there she is, dressed in yellow. you can see all of the well-wishers that have arrived at the wedding. this is after they had horseback a company met. william is second in line to the throne after his father prince charles. he wore his military garb because he is in the army. kate, is wearing a lace and satin dress. it was about an 8 ft. long train. the designer, sarah burton. lettuces and into the boughs. prince william says after the archbishop: i, william arthur philip louis, take thee, catherine elizabeth to my wedded wife, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse: for richer, for poorer; in sickness and
small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? and now bbc world news. welcome, this is bbc world news. i am live outside buckingham palace where thousands have gathered at head of today s royal wedding. arriving on the big day, the guests have been taking their places at westminster abbey ahead of the marriage of prince william and kate middleton very last minute norris as they prepare to take their vows in the full glare of the international spotlight. the couple will take the title the duke and duchess of cambridge. this is the biggest celebration of its kind in london for 30 years. people have been camped out along the route. others have been taking part in street parties. around the world, a huge television audience is tuning in as prince william and kate milton s wedding is broadcast across the globe. kate middleton s wedding is broadcast around the globe. welcome to our special live coverage from buckingham palace on the day of the royal weddin
and the frightening situation in virginia. i have the dramatic situation from the funnel cloud it, caught on tape. plus, breaking news from the deep south. the situation in the south has gotten far worse. and our problems on the way here? the complete forecast and abc 7 news starts right now. captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org the wild weather from our region and other parts of the country as well. it abc 7 news has confirmed at least two tornadoes touched down and a tornado warning is in effect for parts of virginia now. it is far worse in the deep south, where the death toll has risen after a series of tornadoes struck. we begin with the severe storms in our area and the threat that is far from over. we have live team coverage beginning with bob ryan. to nato warning tornado warning around manassas. let s go to live super doppler 7 radar, the belfort furniture weather center, the storm is losing a little punch. the core of the stor
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and now, bbc world news. reporting from washington, coming up, the heat on colonel gaddafi. the country is leading the coalition fighting in libya, calling on other nato nations to play a part. catching america s debt and deficit. barack obama offers his solution of how to conquer the red ink. 150 years after the civil you war started, we go to the famous line dividing america s north and south to see where things stand today. good to have you on pbs in america and around the globe. after weeks of trying to weaken the forces of gaddafi militarily, the international community went on the diplomatic offensive. in paris, the meetings with the french president, david cameron says coalition forces will do everything they can to stop what he called the murder of libyan civilians. they are urging other nato countries to pay a bigger play a bigger part in the mission. we have this report. at the palace tonight, the two leaders driving the military operation in libya got thr