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Jack cafferty is here. >> in case you havent heard, of course you heard, in case havent there is a big to-do planned for tomorrow on the other side of the pond. where prince william will marry kate middleton tomorrow in london. it is the first high-profile royal wedding in britain in decades. you cannot turn on a television, open a newspaper, logon to a website without hearing all about it. all of the big u.s. broadcasts and cable networks including cnn will carry the event live with coverage be...

Katherine and it takes a village of journalists to bring you the event trending this big. we go on a tour. >> reporter: this is the nerve center for what is one of cnns biggest broadcasts in years. there are a couple of hundred people, and lets talk to the man who has made it all happen. jeff, talk me through exactly how this is going to happen? >> we have done major funerals in the united states and the popes funeral, and this is right up there. >> reporter: you have covered big events before, ...

Lawrence odonnell, who angered were two separate broadcasts on friday, received a moving e-mail from aç personal friend who relies upon that organization as her only interaction with professional medical services. lawrence was understandably moved by her message. >> even when i read it allowelo my office, not once was i able to get through the last line. >> upon reading the last line on air, lawrence was moved by the desperation of a woman who may develop breast cancer and relying upon planned...

That the rebels can win without a much more serious nato involvement and that will mean an american involvement? we have been pointing out, as you have, on all of our broadcasts, that nato is largely an american investment. it is american manpower, and it is american brain power and leadership, even under the cover of nato leadership. >> thats right. even under this nato switchover, look at the numbers. it is all u.s. midair refueling, it is all u.s. electronic jamming. the tomahawk missile laun...

>> oh, well, you know, im in tokyo. tokyo felt a rumble. we had an earthquake here 4.1 just maybe an hour, hour and a half ago. there is no panic. and there arent a lot of people in great need here in tokyo in the way that they were in katrina. here all the lights are on. the systems are working. down central tokyo is still up and operating. their long-term troubles are different. the short-term troubles in tokyo are almost nonexistent. we are going to be driving up the coast after the prime tim...

>> oh, well, you know, im in tokyo. tokyo felt a rumble. we had an earthquake here 4.1 just maybe an hour, hour and a half ago. there is no panic. and there arent a lot of people in great need here in tokyo in the way that they were in katrina. here all the lights are on. the systems are working. down central tokyo is still up and operating. their long-term troubles are different. the short-term troubles in tokyo are almost nonexistent. we are going to be driving up the coast after the prime tim...

>> oh, well, you know, im in tokyo. tokyo felt a rumble. we had an earthquake here 4.1 just maybe an hour, hour and a half ago. there is no panic. and there arent a lot of people in great need here in tokyo in the way that they were in katrina. here all the lights are on. the systems are working. down central tokyo is still up and operating. their long-term troubles are different. the short-term troubles in tokyo are almost nonexistent. we are going to be driving up the coast after the prime tim...

Schiller, was that in part due to the criticism you got during the anch krn.c.o.r.n. sting whe was edited. >> there was no context in that a.c.o.r.n. tape that was mitigated. it was hyperbole. we released the full video so people couldnt use that argue it. cnn edits all of their broadcasts to pick the relevant and salient portions of the conversation. this is something they used against us. its really -- it doesnt make sense, and its been debunked. >> well, the key, of course, is not to edit it ...

War and what its like to come home from it, and if the fighting doesnt stop when these guys get home. >> what do you think the reaction of the ordinary american would be to these conflicts if they watched your film from beginning to end? >> i hope they just get a better idea of what its like to actually experience firsthand to go to war. its something that you can watch all the broadcasts and read all the reports it, but its hard to know what it feels like to be at war. >> what does it feel like...

Good at it. when you get home, that sense of purpose and belonging isnt there. and its almost a world that they understand is in afghanistan and many go back for that reason. >> would you go back? >> i dont know, i dont know. >> why? >> its something where i have to really think about what is it that that i can really show, if i can really connect the brutal realities on the ground with the public consciousness at home, then i think its worth showing and its very important that people see this. ...