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now we hear where she went through. we re sorry, but it s the least bad option. japan apologizes for pouring tons of radioactive water into the pacific. secrets beneath the sea. could this wreckage unlock the mystery of a doomed air france jet? surrounded with nowhere to go. ivory coast s self-declared president laurent gbagdo could be ousted within hours. sources close to ouattara have closed in. a ouattara spokesman telling reuters the building has been captured. he says he is 80% sure mr. gbagdo is still inside. various published reports are saying he is now seeking to negotiate his surrender. we cannot independently confirm that just yet. we want to show you these pictures now. they show the pressure of laurent gbagdo is under, not just from his rival but from the world. this is the destruction after an attack by the u.n. and france. they say their helicopters fired at a military base used by mr. gbagdo s forces to stop them from using heavy weapons against civilians. this ammunition depot was blown sky high in the fighting. let s take a look at two rivals who are battling it out in abijan. laurent gbagdo and alassane ouattara. ouattara is the challenger who says he won. gbagdo s claim was backed by the ivory coast constitutional council, ouattara is recognized by the world as the winner based on the certified election results. you can follow all the news from ivory coast, go to cnn.com. the libyan opposition has rejected the suggestion that moammar gadhafi hand over power to one of his sons. the proposal is thought to have been floated by the gadhafi regime in the past few days, but a rebel spokesman told cnn the libyan people would never accept that idea. sorry, we were supposed to have sound there, but, of course, we don t have that right now. tripoli sent its envoy to greece, turkey and malta this week apparently to see how the idea would go down in european capitals. a source close to the regime told cnn saif al islam gadhafi would have taken over from his father starting a program of reform. in the country the fight for control over the key city of al brega has taken another turn. rebel forces say they now have colonel gadhafi s troops on the defensive. as for the libyan leader himself, he made an appearance on tv, the state run broadcaster says it aired live pictures of him in a car surrounded by supporters at his compound in tripoli. all out fighting between the two sides in ivory coast has killed hundreds and thousands more civilians are fleeing the fighting forcing the united nations to step in. we want to speak to someone who lives in abijan, we re not going to name him for his safety. thank you for being with us. how are you managing? well, actually, everybody s careful. yesterday around 6:00 p.m., they started bombing many places within abijan. we re just afraid. the other night, we also heard gunfire and many noises all around the town. right now, everybody is afraid and we re just lying down on the ground, staying at home. we re just short of food and we don t know what to do. we re just waiting for the information. we heard saying that gbagdo is negotiating, but we re not sure about that. we are just waiting and hope things will get better soon, that s all. is there looting going on around your area? well, for the moment, there s nothing around my area, nothing. no looting going on at the moment. but i don t know. do you have enough food and water? no, not really. i don t think i can stand any more than two or three days. yesterday, due to the the situation was tense yesterday morning, but i went out and, you know, you could see people in the streets looking for any shop to open so they can buy food. but actually, the situation going on more than three days is going to be difficult for us. are you able to communicate with your friends in the city with any other family members that you have by phone? yeah, yeah, of course. i mean, i called a lot of my relatives. we can still commute in ivory coast though it s difficult because the network is quite bad. we can still talk to family members to know how things are going on their side. just describe to us what it s like there for you, because we are seeing and showing pictures and images on television, but it s something completely different to actually be there, not know what will happen, and hear gunfire all around you. well, actually, it s just like we re really scared and we don t know how things will end up. about three or four days ago, we had the impression that maybe gbagdo was it was over for gbagdo, but we know that was not the case. right now, many civilians are killed because, you know, young patriots they went around the national palace trying to protect gbagdo and right now, we are wondering what happened yesterday, when, you know, those places were bombed. at the moment, i can tell you that we don t really know. we just care, we just left, and i mean, everybody s asking themselves so many questions about the way things are going to end up right now. thank you so much for talking with us. resident in abijan, describing how he and so many other people are just really scared. they don t know what s going to happen. and food and water is running short. places are closed in the city of abijan. it s difficult to get any supplies. continuing o no impact jus% was the support for the neck. in six weeks, i got completely resisted them and trieto stop them from raping me. they were all ardmen. they had rifles and guns. one man would leave and another would enter. he would finish and then another man would come in. they would untie my hands when they would rape me. and one of the men, while my hands were still tied, before he raped me, heed so mized me with his rifle. al obeidy told cnn she was picked up at the tunisian border as she tried to leave libya last week. let s take a look at the newspapers reactions now to all the rumors that we ve been hearing that gadhafi s sons are offering to take over power in libya. this is the london based newspaper the independent what the headline reads, as cease-fire looms, fight for libya s future moves behind closed doors. the paper says even if a temporary cease-fire is arranged a permanent peace deal involves saif al islam is likely to prove highly problematic. from abu dhabi. now is the time to push forward on gadhafi exit. it says, at this point, not too much faith should be placed in the idea floated that the new democracy could emerge with a gadhafi still on top. and finally check out the national post, this is a newspaper in toronto, actually in canada, brothers add voice to cease-fire deals. it says, neither offer stands a chance of being accepted right now, but they have touched off a flurry of diplomatic talks as regional governments search a for a solution for libya s civil war. just check them out on our facebook page, facebook.com/w 1cnn and comment about the show. we like to hear from you. you re watching world one live from london, victim or terrorist, israel says this who man is responsible for rocket attacks on its people. his lawyer says the court hasn t even got the right to try him. we ll take a closer look at his case. and then, our max foster goes on the town in the footsteps of william and kate. he has the very difficult assignment of telling all of us how to party like a royal. max foster. next. this is world one live from london. our top stories, as fighting continues in ivory coast forces loyal to the internationally recognized pds al has sane ouattara said they ve surrounded the residents of his rival, laurent gbagdo. gbagdo lost last year s presidential elections but he has refused to step down. a spokesman for ouattara says he expects gbagdo to surrender. there are reports we re hearing, we can t confirm it, negotiations are under way. libya s rebel leaders have dismissed the idea of moammar gadhafi s sons taking power. under the proposal, saif al islam gadhafi will usher in swift reform. repentance and remorse in japan. the government s apologized for the decision to dump tons of highly radio active water into the sea, but says it couldn t be avoided. 11,500 tons of radioactive water are being pumped into the pacific ocean near the damaged fukushima nuclear plant. emergency workers say that they can t store it on shore anymore because they have a space issue because the space on shore is needed to hold the even more highly contaminated water. tokyo electric, which owns the power plant, is offering what it calls ceremonial payments to towns near fukushima. nine towns have accepted the offer. french officials say bodies from an air france crash in 2009 could be recovered within weeks. the bodies of passengers on flight 447 to paris from rio are lying in the wreckage on the atlantic sea floor. they are more than 3,800 meters deep. look at these eerie pictures captured bay drone submarine. wheels, engines, pieces of landing gear, even a part of the plane with the row of windows. investigators hope that this discovery will give us some answers about the cause of the crash. cnn s richard quest has more. reporter: the authorities are describing the discovery of this debris field as giving them hope that they may finally find out what brought air france flight 447 out of the sky. so far, the search is located two of the engines, a major part of the fuselage, and various other pieces of de brice. debris. it s discovered numerous bodies. the authorities won t say how many or in what condition. translator: it is impossible to tell you or determine the exact number of bodies we have down there. given the range and diversity of the pictures, the different angles and things, it s not possible to say that. as i say, we re still having to work on this as a jigsaw puzzle. before we can really tell you about the position of where the bodies are and their exact numbers. reporter: what is missing so far are the black box flight data recorders that will truly unlock the key of what happened to the air bus 330 on that fateful night. they will continue looking for the black boxes, now they know roughly the area where the debris is located. they will bring the black boxes up if they are found, along with any crucial debris and, of course, they will bring the bodies up in a dignified fashion. off and on, the authorities have been searching for two years trying to solve this mystery. now they believe they have their best hope to date. richard quest, cnn, london. monitoring powerful storms that are sweeping across the eastern u.s. and it s leaving a terrible trail of damage. meteorologist karyn mcginnis is at the world weather center with that. we have been watching this for the last day or so with hundreds and hundreds of reports of severe weather that has broken out from the mid western united states to the south central u.s. and trekked towards the east. still a number of tornado watches in effect. take a look at this. more than 700 wind reports, but even large hail reports in the yellow shaded areas. and these upside down red diamonds indicate tornadic activity. we take you to mississippi also to kentucky. in mississippi, powerful storms damaged the back of this building that made auto parts. there were people inside the building. two reports of injuries. in kentucky, injuries there as well. widespread damage. here you see a very large tree that was just seemingly pulled out of the ground. lots of damage, power outages, and eight injuries there. most of them not considered serious. but there were reports of as many as two fatalities from the series of storms that have wrecked across the southeastern united states. across europe, a warm up takes place, at least across the southwestern portion of the continent. we re looking at temperatures in unsettled weather conditions as we travel further to the north into northern united kingdom. north ireland, also across scandinavia we ll see chilly temperatures and greater chances for rainfall, but high pressure dominates much of south central europe. we ll see very quiet weather conditions. in hong kong for wednesday, temperatures not moving above about 20 degrees, but a normal high temperature would be 26. in and we ve told you over the past week or so about the severe flooding in ten provinces in thailand. many times the monthly averages for rainfall have occurred here, 50 fatalities and hundreds of thousands of people reported in shelters. and in japan at the fukushima plant, the temperature 8 degrees has gone down substantially in the past hour. and a number of dust storms across the middle east. we ve talked about that in the past week. zain and monita, they saw visibility next to zero in some portions of kuwait. thanks so much. this is world one live from london. we are going to take a look at sport ahead on cnn. christian reynaldo is back in time for real madrid s champions league clash. 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[ male announcer ] learn more about the school of business at phoenix.edu. welcome back. you re watching world one live from london. some of the stories we re talking about. this crafty cobra was the talk of the town last week after she escaped from a new york zoo. she turned up five days later, but now, there is a new search on forrer name. zoo keepers want the public to cast their votes on their website and the winning name is going to be picked on thursday. apparently one of the leading picks is mia. in britain, she is a tv star and a fashion icon. now cheryl cole could become a household name in the u.s. on the celeb website popeater it says her friend, simon cowell, has asked her to join him on the judging panel of his new u.s. talent show the x factor but a representative for cole isn t commenting just yet. take a look at this picture. showing solidarity with japan, this is new york s empire state building and you can see how it s just glowing here in the colors of the disaster hit nation. this was the shot that was taken monday night. the message was really a call to action to have people support the relief efforts going on. towers around the world were also lit up in red and white to try to raise awareness of how hard life is for the thousands of victims of last month s deadly quake and tsunami. back to you guys. thank you for that. appreciate it. take a look at what s happening in the world of sport where the european club football takes center stage. christian reynaldo is back. he is, indeed. football s top club competition resumes tonight. the champion league reached the quarterfinal stage and a fascinating clash in madrid. on tuesday night, europe s most successful team real madrid, will be taking on england s tottenham pot hostspur. both sides have injuries. tottenham only two fit defender in dorstan and bastion with woodgate and kabul out and galis battling to overcome a knee injury. real madrid, christiano reynaldo is expected to be rested by his manager. that is a prospect which doesn t thrill tottenham s manager. not going to sit here and sound pleased reynaldo is playing. i would be telling lies. he s a fantastic player. for me, it s a toss up between messy and reynaldo who is the best player. they have incredible records. 60 whatever goals. in 60 odd games. two amazing footballers. yeah, i would be happy if he wasn t playing, for sure. i know he is playing. the reigning champions in milan are in action, home to the germ germans. it is every golfer s dream to win the masters at augusta and the case for the japanese star. the 19-year-old who is a super star back home, has an added incentive to win a green jacket this week, he has pledged all of his 2011 earnings towards the earthquake and tsunami relief effort in japan. it is quite a gesture for mish kau what who has been deeply moved by the catastrophe back home. translator: right now, since my big decision, i m 100% for playing golf. i leave that as i play, i ve connected with the people affected by the disaster through the donations, whatever i earn for the year, that s what i really am devoting myself to golf at this point. and finally for me the university of connecticut s basketball players are the toast of the united states following their victory in the ncaa championship. uconn saw off butler monday in houston. camping one of college football s finest postseason runs with a 53-41 win. the husky s 11th consecutive win and stifled their opponents with a defensive game. kem ba walker led uconn to their championship with 16 points and nine rebounds. but it was a nightmare end to the season for butler, who lost their second consecutive championship game. there you go. thanks for that. appreciate it. we re watching world one as ivory coast s self-declared president comes under pressure to step down. damming criticism of his reign from the country s ambassador to the u.n. we re going to bring you more of this libyan woman s interview with cnn. eman al obeidy says she was brutally raped by moammar gadhafi s forces. she ll tell you in her own words what happened. th. -flawless. 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the internationally recognized president of ivory coast, alassane ouattara say they ve surrounded the resident of his rival laurent gbagdo. he lost last year s presidential elections but has refused to step down. published reports are now saying that he s now seeking to negotiate his surrender, but we can t confirm that independently yet. the reuters news agency saying security forces and armed men in civilian clothes have opened fire during protests in the yemen city of taiz. witnesses say it comes a day after clashes there killed 15 people. they told reuters that several people have been hurt, but there was no word yet from medical sources on casualties. first returns in haiti give the presidential election to the flamboyant mutition, michelle martelly. the 50-year-old defeated a former first lady in a runoff with 68% of the vote. the final results are going to be official on april 16th. new york place say the hunt for a potential serial killer will resume on tuesday. officials have found the remains of eight people buried at a long island beach. investigators were searching gilbert beach for a missing new jersey woman when they found the other remains. the libyan woman who stormed into a tripoli hotel claiming she has been raped has spoken out. this emajs of eman al obeidy being dragged out captured the world s attention. she told reporters she had been raped by gadhafi soldiers. she s described that time in a phone interview with cnn s anderson cooper. translator: of course they had my hands tied behind me and they had my legs tied and they would hit me while i was tied and bite me on my body and they would pour alcohol in my eyes so i would not be able to see. and they would sodomize me. they would not let me go to the bathroom. i was not allowed to eat or drink. this is because i resisted them and tried to stop them from raping me. but the other girl, she gave up completely. and did not try to fight them. and she was the one able to untie my hands and feet while they were sleeping. they were at all the checkpoints and they would be drunk and abuse all of the libyans. of course, they re all armed. they have [ inaudible ] and when they were raping me, one man would leave and another would enter and he would finish and then another man would come in. of course they would untie my hands when they would rape me and one of them, while my hands were still tied, before he raped me, he sodomized me. that was eman al obeidy speaking on the phone to anderson cooper. she still thinks her life is in danger. translator: there s no safe place for me in tripoli. all my phones are monitored. even this phone i m speaking on right now is monitored. and i am monitored. and yesterday, i was kidnapped by a car and they beat me in the street and then brought me here after they dragged me around. they told me whenever you leave the house, we will do this to you. meaning that i was not allowed to leave the house or see the journalists. i had asked to see the journalists. they beat me and hit me and sent me back. please tell all the human rights organizations, to return me safely to my family. in spite of the danger he says the most important thing to her is that her voice reaches the world. translator: i would like to direct a word to all the people watching us in america. that we are peaceful people and we are not members of al qaeda. we are peaceful people and moderate muslims. not extremists and we re not asking for anything. except for our freedom and dignity and the most basic human rights which are denied. there has been some talk of moammar gadhafi s son taking over as libyan leader, but that has received somewhat of a cool response. tripoli sent its envoy to greece, turkey and malta to see how the idea would go down in european capitals. a source close to the regime told cnn that saif al islam gadhafi would have taken over starting a program of reform. a spokesman for the opposition said it would never support such a move. the libyan envoy to the u.n. has returned from a meeting with opposition and government leaders. he says the u.n. message was clear. i am conducting my contacts with the libyan parties and other regional and international parties on the basis of security council resolutions that are basically aiming at fulfilling three goals. one is the achievement of a cease-fire, two guaranteeing access for humanitarian assistance to all needy parties, and three, support the aspirations of the libyan people. meanwhile, heavy fighting between rebels and gadhafi loyalists continues in the key libyan cities. the battle is especially tense in the oil town of al brega which has changed hands six times in six weeks. senior international correspondent ben wedeman is following the fighting from just outside the city. reporter: incoming artillery rounds from gadhafi loyalists send fighters and journalists running for cover outside al brega. sparking a mad dash to the rear. up the road, the retreat halts. opposition fighters take a moment to figure out where the enemy could possibly be and fix a faulty gun. a hammer does the job in this case. within minutes, more gunfire. that whistling, by the way, is heavy caliber machine bullets flying overhead. we re retreating once again. the libyan army has been bombarding on both sides of the road four or five separate barrages and now, yet again, we are on a mad rush away from the front. by the afternoon, the incoming barrages had ended. despite the appearance of disorder, there are signs the opposition slowly emerging army, as opposed to revolutionary regulars, is beginning to take hold. away from the main road and most of the media, the army is replenishing its supplies of ammunition. yesterday, and today, are different, says this major. we ve stopped pulling back. what s changed, i asked? the army s organized its ranks and we ve explained to the revolutionaries they have to stay behind us. also kept back, the just plain curious, who have driven here to see what s going on. as well as would-be artists like this man, who brought his friends to paint gadhafi as a dog on the road. he dismisses talk of compromise with the libyan leader. we re against gadhafi to the last man, he says, to the last drop of blood. also here, 13-year-old mohammed with an ak-47 assault rifle. does your mother know you ve done this? yeah. she says it s okay? yeah. and what are you going to do? do you know how to use that? yeah. really? yeah. you ve done training? yeah. who taught you how to use the gun? my uncle. he promised me he would not fight or go forward. all the other children in the area are fleeing with their families. ben wedeman, cnn, near al brega, eastern libya. the libyan rebels need money to pay for their fight against moammar gadhafi and they may have fresh source of income. according to the financial times they re about it to export their first shipment of oil on tuesday. go to cnn.com/international and you can read all about the tanker that is docking to make it happen. ivory coast self-declared president laurent gbagdo could be ousted from power in the next few hours. forces loyal to his rival all alassane ouattara have surrounded his residence. reports say he s trying to negotiate a surrender. we can t independently confirm that just yet. these are the latest pictures of abijan where most of the people are keeping off the streets. mr. gbagdo refused to step down after losing last year s elections and he s coming under intense pressure to go. mr. gbagdo is a shame for africa. he s a dictator who are killing his own people, just to cling to power. it s a shame. and this election, this issue, this war issue, is for democracy in africa because mr. gbagdo, as last election was clearly demonstrated everywhere, cling to poor wi to power and he will set a precedence upon which many will be tempted to follow. that s why this issue has to come to the conclusion which is a reflection of the respect of the will of the people, which has a majority voted for president alassane ouattara was won by a clear margin, 54%. we re with world one live from london. reaction has been swift after the obama administration reverses its stand on holding civilian trials for the 9/11 suspects. that s just ahead. then, israeli prosecutors call this man the rocket godfather of hamas. hamas says it doesn t recognize him. is he a terrorist or the real victim? we ll take a closer look at the controversy next. to the morning bowl of cereal. and to lactaid® milk. easy to digest and with all the calcium and vitamin d of regular milk. 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[ male announcer ] get zyrtec® s proven allergy relief and love the air®. forces loyal to ivory coast internationally recognized president elect alassane ouattara say they have surrounded the resident of his rival, laurent gbagdo. he lost elections but he has refused to step down. there are reports now saying he is trying to negotiate his surrender right now. we can t confirm that independently just yet. in the democratic republic of congo 32 have died in the crash of a u.n. airplane. there was one survivor. the airplane was attempting to land at kinshasa airport which serves the country s capital city. crash investigators say high winds probably caused the plane to miss the airstrip. most of those on board were u.n. personnel. five performs worked for other agencies. early election results in haiti show the flamboyant musician michelle martelly has won the presidential poll. the 50-year-old defeated a former first lady in a runoff with 68% of the vote. final results are going to be made official on april 16th. the u.s. government has had a change of heart over bringing terror suspects before civilian courts. the men accused of plotting the september 11th attacks on the u.s. will not, after all, be tried in a federal court. i have to deal with the situation as i find it and i have reluctantly made the determination these cases should be brought in a military commission. in a reversal of white house policy, khalid shaikh mohammed and four other 9/11 suspects will face military trials at guantanamo bay. president obama had advocated putting them on trial in a civil court. the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, dem patrick leahy, says he was disappointed. i m convinced he would have been convicted in a federal court, would have faced the most severe potential penalties. the white house says the president s main concern is bringing the accused plotters to justice as swiftly as possible. prosecutors say he designs rockets that will made to kill israelis. hamas, the organization he s accused of working for, says the man is not their man. so who is he? reporter: planked by police and surrounded by cameras sits the man israel is calling the rocket godfather of hamas. indicted in an israeli court monday, this man, aka the gaza engineer, is charged with hundreds of cases of attempted murder, legal weapons manufacturing, and membership in a terrorist organization. rockets like these are fired on a regular basis by palestinian militants from gaza into israel. the man is accused of working to perfect them for hamas, the islamist group that governs the gaza strip. in a sweeping indictment, the israeli government said the man was the brain behind the effort to manufacture increasingly lethal rockets and the he served as the head of a hamas military academy. in a story wore this of a james bond novel, he was traveling on a ukrainian train in february, where according to his relatives he disappeared, the target of a kidnapping led by israel s spy agency. a month later, he reappeared in an israeli court facing unknown charges. at the time, all the government would say he was affiliated with hamas and his presence in israel justified. monday s court hearing, the man maintained his innocence, saying the case was trumped up because he could not provide information about israeli soldier gee lad shahly, kidnapped in 2006 by hamas. all these connections are meant to frame me, the man told reporters. because they could not find any connection between me and the soldier gill lad shahly. his attorney said the state s case was based on physical and mental intimidation. we are going to ask to dismiss this indictment because of the abuse of process that has been done to this person, the ill legality of his detention is ground to dismiss the whole indictment. reporter: hamas has denied any connection to the man and called the charges false. while making those charges public, the israeli government is not releasing information on how it gathered its evidence or explained how the gaza engineer made it from a ucane yan train to an israeli prison. detail the security organizations are not likely to reveal any time soon. kevin flower, cnn, jerusalem. you re watching world one live from london. what s it really like, i should say, i think i m still party with a royal. i wouldn t know what that s like. i would say they actually have that many friends, understandably. monita, you re always at the cool hot spots here, all the places the royals hang out in london. it is all about privacy. so you can never see them when you re there on the town. kate and william s way just ahead. v.i.p., baby. it s actually got about half a day s worth of fiber. 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[ male announcer ] cardboard no, delicious yes. welcome back. this is world one live from london. a look and see what s trending on social media right now. number three, the air france flight 447, a lot of people are talking about the discovery of the wreckage from the crash that was found from two years ago. french officials are saying investigators have found bodies as well as different parts of the plane at nearly four kilometers under the atlantic ocean. it s about two and a half miles. at number two, rest in peace kurt cobain. it s been 17 years since the nirvana singer took his own life and fans today are paying tribute and sharing their favorite memories on social media. and at number one, rooney s rant. this is a big guy, footballer wayne rooney, charged by england s football association for swearing into a live tv camera, during a match. the 25-year-old says he s sorry, but some people on-line are saying that the charge is too harsh. other people are saying it s just not harsh enough. a thousand years of family history, a compassionate prince, and the biggest show on earth. it s the run up to the royal wedding. whales what else. for the couple carrying the show, a pint in the pub sounds like a pleasure. we found out how william and kate like to party, but max was up to the challenge. reporter: when kate and william were students, their social life revolved around pubs. you saw the affection there. it was definitely a loving couple. you could tell they were happy together. reporter: they still like pubs. this one near kate s country home and the landlord has been invited to the wedding. when they re out on the town, though, in london, it s all about discretion. kate and william restrict themselves to small, select members only bars, like this one in chelsea. i think they re extremely careful about the people they hang out with. you know, they really trust their friends. i would say they don t actually have that many friends, understandably. they ve got their really sort of old friends. close group? yeah. they re comfortable with? yes. reporter: all of their hangouts this is probably the royal couple s long-standing favorite. this is the corner they ll often be found sitting in. it affords lots of privacy from the club. this is the signature drink. it s a vodka based with passion fruit and raspberry flavors topped off with champagne and one of the couple s favorite. william and kate never announce themselves before they come. but then we do arrive, they re whisked in as honorary members. they don t pay. no cameras allowed, which is why we could only film when it s empty. there s no protection once they leave. fair game for the paparazzi. she was famous for always nipping into the bar for a moment, checking her hair and makeup, before she left because she knew there were photographers waiting outside. kate and william understand all too well how much interest there is in them. but they re essentially private people. it won t come naturally for them to be at the center of potentially the biggest media event in history. their wedding. max foster, cnn, london. and you can go to cnn.com/royalwedding for complete coverage and we ve got the latest videos like this, the day in the life report, looking at what it s like to be kate middleton. there are links on facebook and twitter that can help you follow our royal coverage. yeah. i m working on a piece right now on the potential for kate to be an icon, not only just a style icon, but an icon. diana was perhaps one of the most photographed women in the world and magazines would just fly off the shelves with her on the cover. there is the thinking that might be the same for kate. from what we understand she doesn t want to be a fashion icon. she wants to follow her style. do you think she s stylish? i think she has her individual style. i understand vivienne westwood during london fashion week said that kate has pretty much got a long way to go and take more risks. but it depends on her individual personality. she also has to keep in mind she is representing, you know, thousands of years of history, very traditional family and conservative family, so you know, i think for her, perhaps she doesn t want to outshine william right now. monita, always tracking the fashion world of the royals and the fresh fashion faux pause. you re wochg world one live from london. we want to give you another last look of the video, the empire state building red and white in solidarity with the quake victims in japan. the u.s. isn t the only country doing tributes like this. see the sky tower in auckland, the tallest building in new zealand, it is standing in bright colors in solidarity with japan. ahead on this american morning president obama ready to jump into the budget battle, calling congressional leaders to the white house for a critical meeting this morning. a government shutdown is looming and that could directly hurt your paycheck and your tax refund. japan is apologizing for dumps millions of gallons of radioactive water into the pacific ocean, saying there s no other choice and looks like the dumping may not stop for days. also, moammar gadhafi, could he be replaced by another gadhafi? 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