london. it was so nice, one because i was home. that was a lovely feeling. two, to see how much joy they got out of all the different experiences through their eyes was completely infectious. i was suddenly like, oh, my god, i love this town, you know. it was so nice to be able to show them my home and them actually really enjoy it. so it was great. we ve shown one part already on bbc america, and the next part goes out next week. all right. looks like a lot of fun. cat, thank you very much for joining us. we ll be watching. reporter: thank you very much. sure. this programming note on. sunday, april 24, at 8:00 p.m. eastern, cnn takes you behind the scenes with cnn presents: the women who would be queen. you, too, can be part of our global viewing party. it is going to be a party. join anderson cooper, piers morgan, richard quest, and cat deeley as they bring you every moment. cnn avenues coverage of the royal wedding, april 29, 4:00 a.m. eastern, and check in on
result of what happened in los angeles says giants fans are so jittery at dodgers stadium that one removed his giants license plate frame before the game and two little kids begged their mother not to wear her giants cap. but borish fan behavior is not limited to los angeles. i bet all of have you a story or two. so talk back today. is fan violence the new normal? tell me what you think at facebook.com/carol/cnn. i ll read your responses later this hour. i certainly hope it isn t, you know? take the fun out of all of that. i went to baltimore s open day game, right? a beautiful day. the orioles were doing fantastic and some drunken idiot runs on to the field. why does that stuff happen and why do fans think they can do that sort of thing? and you could say oh, he was drunk. but i m sorry.
everyone around us was just there to drink. there were kids around us having to listen to drunk morons and some made threats to people who told them to shut up. this from jeremy. i live in pittsburgh. i have been to steeler-raven games and that s the epitome of fan violence and sporting events. and this from kimberly. philly is another place for their disgusting fan behavior. low class, some of them are. i ve heard of philly fans spitting on kids wearing a dallas jersey. spitting on kids! keep the conversation going. facebook.com/carolcnn. got to wonder where the civility is, huh? where did it go? maybe we should ban all drinks at games. maybe that s the answer to this. although you see bad behavior from people who haven t had a drink. hopefully it will get better. thank you, carol. sure. he says he s not ready to
giants cap. borish fan behavior is not limited to los angeles. i bet you all have a story or two. talk back today. tell me what you think at facebook.com/carolcnn. thank you, carol. here s a look at the rundown. they call it liquid glass. a stuff used to stop the leak at japan s nuclear plant. also, beyond the headlines of the fighting taking place in the ivory coast. plus, advice aimed at protecting babies could be affecting the shape of their heads. and madonna responds to rumors of an fbi investigation. and finally, from flying high into space to diving in the sea. we ll talk live about his latest venn clurs. [ bob ] i d love to build bird houses for the rest of my life.
among the casualties of japan s disaster, a fishing village that built a 30-foot high wall to save it. did not work. our cnn s paula hancocks has the story. reporter: the fishing village is no stranger to tsunamis. 100 years ago a wave destroyed the town and it s believed to have killed 90% of its residents so they built a wall to make sure the sea would never again swallow their homes and families. the villagers had complete faith in the tsunami wall. it had been made even higher, it s currently 9.3 meters, that s around 30 feet and they believed it would stop any tsunami. but it didn t. this man used to live in the hills. but he moved to the coast after the wall was built. he said it made him feel safe. he breaks down when he remembers the wave coming over the wall as