one very different to the world that william and harry was born into. >> william's godfather has this advice for kate. >> give the child as much affection as she can and she'll do anyway. and give it all the opportunities that life has for it because it will have a restricted life. >> a life tied to the throne. >> you can imagine the middletons will also be a strong presence in the child's life. and prince charles already speaking very excited about being the grandfather. he asked some ladies for some advice at an event recently and they said to be sure to spoil the child rotten and at the end of the day to hand the kid back. prince charles said what i'd like to do is encourage them and show them things to take their interest. my grandmother did that and she was wonderful, savannah. >>> all right natalie. thank you so much. well, we want to say hello to emmy award winning star of show time's web to television comedy series web therapy, lisa kudrow. she conducts her sessions and much of her personal life on the internet. and the new season includes steve carrell that plays one of her l

and just the past 24 hours has been just really exciting for my wife. we haven't had a chance to respond to everyone's calls and messages, but let me just say -- yes, william and kate, we'll definitely set up a play date. stop bothering me. [ cheers and applause ] i saw the invitation on the easel. yes. [ with british accent ] they put it on the easel. the baby is hungry, as you can see, on the easel. [ laughter ] the baby has now needed a change. and it's switched to the changing easel. here we go. [ normal voice ] i go, we've got to change the channel. that's right, everybody is still talking about the other baby. [ laughter ] the royal baby. in fact, i saw president obama, he released a statement congratulating prince william and kate middleton on the birth of their son. and he also said, whatever you do, hang on to that birth certificate. [ laughter ] trust me. it seems like every news station is talking about the baby. and oh, the media, they love this. they can't get enough of the royal baby. take a look at this. >> royal baby. >> royal baby. >> r

prclasses together and william plans to quote spoil kate rotten. magazines have been moueen moun montages of her fashion choices. i know you guys were discussing names a little while ago. their cookker spaniel has been known to tap his paw on names. some more exottic. names have been talked about. meantime, the merchandising machines crank on, the famous house in mayfair has tweeted out a nursery, toys for that family with royal pretension that might have 3.5 grand to flash out on a night in high style. one of the priciest things my friends is a 10,000 pound of $15,000 white gold charm bracelet with a little charm to contain diaper changing cream. so the real kitch to the truly pricey and again, the wait goes on here. i did ask a former press secretary to ask charles about it. somehow i find that very hard to believe. >> this will be a royal baby with all of the pomp and circumstances. i hear there is an easel outside of the door when the baby has arequired? >> we will know the gender of the baby and the time of birth and the weight. we may not kno

i think william has found stability with the middleton family. don't forget, he has a lot of turmoil in his childhood with the breakdown of his parents' marriage. by comparison, the middletons' steady as a rock. >> 30 seconds left, robert. fill in the blank -- his royal highness prince blank of cambridge. what's it going to be? i'll give you each ten seconds. >> we've said this before. i said jonathan, but i'm only joking. i think james is up there and so is george. george seems to be the favorite. >> i think george and i'm definitely putting money on the middle name being philip, or at least one of them being philip. >> interesting take. camilla, thank you very much. robert, thank you as well. we'll have more on the royal birth coming up, including what the future could hold, and of course, when the duke and duchess appear at that door, we will bring that appearance for you live. >>> well, i'm going to put it to you. do you have a guess at the name? >> george. >> you're going with george. >> george. >> george or edward. >> by george, i think we'

the heavens over chicago opening and patricia lions new mon has stepped on stage. she will make the face of heaven shine so fine that all the world will be in love with night. >> reporter: some critics have suggested that using twitter on such an occasion was somehow inappropriate but simon told us the vast majority of reactions have been positive especially from those in similar circumstances. >> if i didn't have my arm around -- one arm around my mother and the other around my iphone tweeting and there were hours that went by where my mother was snoozing in and out and i was left alone with my thoughts. >> reporter: it was a very 21st century means of mourning of spreading the word of his mother's death. >> there's nothing left unsaid number regrets. nothing -- no more that we can add. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," dean reynolds chicago. >> wow. i have to say. i winced a little when i fefrt heard he was doing it. then you read what he's saying. it was so poignant. i'm so glad he shared. it's amazing you can do that in 140 characters. you know scott simon.

we believe william and kate have moved from the family home in buckingshire up to the palace overnight. we believe she's knew anytime now. really, the waiting goes on. we hope to hear something the next few days. >> and it goes on and on. what's kate's family saying about the pregnancy? everything she says everyone hangs on to their every single word, right, ryoya? >> reporter: you're right. they've been a you have mummers mummerings from them. we haven't had much talk about the baby. everyone is camping out at the house in bucklebury. >> and quite patient too. thank you very much. >> you eyes on that baby. >> whole world. >>> well it is about 22 minutes after the hour. and now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up say it ain't so major league baseball gets ready to lower the boom on a dozen top players for performance-enhancing drugs. >>> and later, vacation alert. the best state and national parks you may not know about. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> coming up the ongoing fallout from acquittal of george zimmerman. how some communities with n

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this is 47-year-old fred william turner, junior, of orlando. he was driving on i-4 in tampa when he was shot and killed by another driver and the shooter is still on the loose. investigators are looking at this as a possible case of road rage. >> brian: today we commemorate the 150th anniversary of the battle of gettysburg when brothers were fighting against brothers in the american civil war. >> eric: after three days of battle, more than 51,000 wereed. anna kooiman is live on the battlefield where that historic showdown took place. who do you have there? >> good morning. 51,000 actually killed, wounded, missing or captured. we're standing on the pennsylvania monument here. behind us is where the actual battle of gettysburg took place. it is considered sacred ground. so nothing is behind us. the memorials are all spread out through here. there are 130 of them. but history really coming to light this morning. we're joined by president abraham lincoln. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> alisyn: representing the union. and representing the

before the break, the news media has been in london all week. it is is culminating in a long, tense wait this afternoon for the big moment. >> everyone is waiting for when william and kate and the baby make that appearance. >> john: small language point but i'm pretty sure the money shot was nine months ago and it's what got us all into this mess. this afternoon william and kate delivered into the world "it's a baby! "a baby! it looks just about like every other baby. so that's it. that is the big finish. if only it's a picture of someone else's baby that i don't care about, that is what facebook is for. we have full team coverage of the baby. first to samantha bee outside st. mary's hospital in london. sam, how is everything there? [ cheers and applause ] >> john, it is not good. okay. we spent nine months letting this story grow inside our network. and that was just a tiny hole in the schedule for it. an unnaturally tiny hole like trying to shove a watermelon through a bird house. but just when we thought we couldn't push this on to the schedu

this morning, abc news has learned that kate and william, seen in the streets of london with their new prince, spent the first night out of the hospital without a nanny. the duke and duchess want to bond with their new son alone. their homecoming came after the couple's much-anticipated departure from st. mary's hospital. where they showed the world for the first time, their 8-pound, 6-ounce boy. >> he's got a good set of lungs. that's for sure. >> reporter: the couple looked relaxed and happy, as they hinted at their son's overdue arrival. for royal watchers, the moment was very similar to the one 31 years ago, when prince charles and princess diana introduced prince william to the world. but there were some differences. william told reporters he's a modern dad. he's already changed a diaper. >> i have done that already. >> he did the first nappy already. >> it was good. >> reporter: and then, there was the baby's mode of departure. back in 1982, william rode home on princess diana's lap. british law now requires newborns to exit hospitals in car seats. william, followed rules install

. >> reporter: prince william won't be doing that. he's planning to be at kate's side the whole time. once the baby's here the city of london has a birthday party planned. the river thames main stage for the jubilee pageant last year will be the scene of a grand light show. and from the capital's famous ferris wheel, will shine the red, white and blue colors of the union. the palace is sticking to its original estimate saying mid-july. >>> headlines from around the globe. the dallas morning news says texas has new abortion restrictions. republican legislators passed it last week after a democratic filibuster and angry opponents blocked it on the first try. >> "the washington post" says the middle class is still getting left behind in the economic recovery. the improving housing market and rising stock prices have not raised take-home pay for the average worker. >> hackers post alleged passwords of hill staffers. warning they are closely watching how lawmakers respond to the nsa scandal. >>> and "the new york times" looks at seven pric

the palace won't be ready for william and kate until possibly october but inside is certain to be a royal nursery unlike any before it. designers have been publishing their ideals, traditional with globe and crowns. and the hand blown glass balloon lamps, shiny castle slide and a map at the baby's feet. >> you wanted to inspire the baby to take over the world one day? >> i think to be able to, in a very contemporary sense be aware of what's out there. >> the cost of creating a nursery like this? like george banks in father of the bride, between 1 and $250,000. >> don't go nuts, george. >> royal nurseries of the past tended to borrow more from a prison theme. grim furniture, nothing on the walls. this little prince had a parrot. even william and harry were still kept in the attic. >> kids were out of sight, out of mind. royal nurseries were about forming a kind of culturaled individual who was more than anything comfortable with formality. these days, the royal baby needs to be a grounded person. so i think there needs to be fun in there. >> what every royal nursery must have, a rocking ho

. >> now nbc news chief justice correspondent, pete williams. pete, explain how well has clapper done with his apology and backing out of the quicksand. >> first we have to say what the hearing was. senator weiden asked does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans and what mr. clapper said -- general clapper said was not on purpose. not intentionally. now in the letter clapper says in his head he was thinking about the internet program, the so-called section 705 program, which looks at overseas internet exchanges, e-mails and so forth, not the telephone program. after the hearing he says i realize i should have talked about the telephone program. he said he sent a letter to senator weiden and his staff but he couldn't make it public until all the revelations about the program. now he's saying -- 702 i should have said, not 705. he's decided to make this public now. that's his explanation. >> pete, senator widen revealed that his office sent in represe preparation the questions in advance so he kne

for william and kate. what is happening, to what extent in london are people greatly anticipating this moment? >> well, the anticipation factor is really palpable. there's nothing more joyous to the country than a royal wedding that we had two years ago and a royal baby and almost ten days before the scheduled delivery of this child, be it a boy or a girl, the places have been marked out by all the camera, waiting outside st. mary's hospital. the linder wing is the priva clinic there where both william and harry were born. so of the betting shops are making a killing out of this with people saying what the names are going to be of the child and whether it's going to be a boy or a girl and that's very important now because the law of -- which had been in place for centuries has now changed, so it won't be the first born male. it will be the first born. so if that's a girl, she will be the future monoar ark after prince william. >> this is very exciting and historic. let's talk about the memorabilia that goe

prince william and his lovely wife kate stepped out st. mary's in london to show the world their son. >> he has a good pair of lungs, that's for sure. he is a big boy, quite heavy. we're still working on a name. we'll have that as soon as we can. probably a chance to catch up. got her looks thankfully. >> no. it is a special time, any parent sort of know what the feeling feels like. >> that gives you some indication listening to the chaos around them, what that kid's life is going to be life. i am not so sure i feel happy for him, given the fact that the british press, greg, you lived there, really they don't have any decorum at all, do they? >> yes. why did you come to me first on this? >> i thought it was great. they obviously adore one another and the baby is going to grow up happy, healthy. i don't like that everyone was yelling at them. i think this couple is feeling the love of the world coming towards them and it shows on their faces. it was a great moment, greg. >> no, i'm sorry, greg, i was just asking about the press. you lived t

the hospital three decades ago, with baby william clutched in her arms, she famously wore a shapeless dress. kate is expected to go for a sleeker look. she will join the growing ranks of new moms who feel intense pressure to look fabulous just days after delivering. at selfridge's, sophie hedly show me fashions that moms of britain are sporting. are these considered good options for a new mom? >> these would be great options. >> reporter: just as important as what young moms wear on the outside is what they wear underneath. >> in the u.s., it's spanx. i don't know any fashionable woman who wouldn't be seen without a pair of spanx. >> reporter: whether kate might do the same is unclear. but one thing is certain. she's expected to look divine, especially when she follows in the steps of diana and takes a front and center seat at the baby's highly-anticipated christening, likely to take place this fall. if anyone's going to be photographed more than kate, it's going to be this royal baby. we decided to do some shopping. we found a royal snugly for the baby. a diaper bag. and onesies. gre

venus williams has been a key member of the castles but the team has a different look this year. for more on that we welcome in diana who is at castles stadium. i hear venus's replacement is pretty decent. >> venus pulled out with that lower back strain that she's dealing with right now. her replacement, martina, was ranked number one as the youngest female tennis player years ago. she's her replacements. crowd very excited to see her. joining me right now we have a six time olympian, very excited about tonight. you guys are going to tie the record for tonight. yet you don't look nervous. >> you kind of feel the nerves but you dealt with it so many years. great to come out here to washington and play on the water. >> you're playing a team tonight that you guys rival with. they have marked this day on their calendar to knock you off. >> they are a great team, great athletes and they fight new york style. we have to take on magic. we have home support. we have the team in great form. >> i know you just returned from wimbledon. what was that moment like yesterday when andy murray wo

. >> the duke and dutches of cambridge william and kate has been vague about the exact date their baby would arrive. they camped out in front of saint mary's hospital hoping to be among the first to hear the news. >> i have been waiting days a. >> these diehard fans some of the billions captivated by the royal couple since their lavish wedding two years ago. there's a financial incentive surrounding the third in line to the throne. experts say the events will inject millions into the pounds of the faltering economy even gifts for the royal offspring. >> sometimes they do generous things sometimes inappropriate things and ridiculous things like terrible painting. >> while everyone says clued to the news they are outside of the parent's home waiting for the royal heinous to make a move. >> that was rick leventhal reporting. while they never released a due date kate's step mother in law could expect a baby by the end of the week. >> we are watching that one. we will keep you up to date on that. >> 25 minutes after the hour. still rolling stone magazine with a firestorm of theory featuring

and a lot of good feeling really about prince william and what he has done for the monarchy and that his sort of temparment and his respect and every day nature has made the country really fall in love with him. he's a real respected young man here and he's done a lot to improve the image of the monarchy here in england. >> martha, i've been reading information this morning. prince william made his first public appearance when he was just 21 hours old and his brother prince harry 22 hours old. what are we thinking? are we thinking that we'll see the baby at some point within the 24 hour period? >> reporter: that is the thinking. prince william was born at 9:00 at night. this baby was born at 4:42 in the afternoon yesterday. there is some talk about them making some appearance this morning. the doctors made their visit to kate. assuming that she's doing well and the baby is doing well, it will be a decision on the doctor's part as to whether she can leave this morning and we expect that they probably will. >> definitely exciting times there. and also our thoughts, of course, martha go

. >> axelrod: perhaps you have heard, in london, kate middleton and prince william are expecting their first child, and while buckham palace has only said the due date is some time in july as the month wears on everyone's royal expectations are peeking. here is elizabeth palmer. > >> reporter: and that was it. kate's last public appearance exactly one month ago before she disappeared from view to await for her baby. outside st. mary's hospital in london this weekend, the media are waiting too. the birth of this baby will be big news. it is already big business for bookies who dropped by in costume to show the betting odds on the baby's name. and no surprise, poke on at that and hash tag are the long shots. >> as for the baby's gender, well when queen elizabeth was crowned, she was a relative rarity, over the centuries, england has had 58 kings and only eight queens. >> that is because boys were always first in line. but no longer. the law has just been changed to give girls equal rights to the throne. >> nikka roya is cbs's royal watcher. >> regardless of born a boy or girl, it is huge

wilkins, now, he is a long-time democratic donor, has been loyal to democrats since the 1980s. in 2008 he actually represented former reverend wright, proopinion know, and now we have heard that he actually was in charge of coming up with these tactics to target these groups. >> let's get to that point. i read he also donated to g.o.p. lawmakers, too, that were active in tax law, even though he does have a democratic background. so, how unusual is it, just taking a look at the structure, how unusual that the chief counsel of the irs would be involved in this sort of level of screen if you want to use that word? >> well, it's not particularly unusual, but the point here is that they blamed it on cincinnati, and said that no political appointees were in charge. william wilkins was appoint it bid president obama to the irs and we heard these indicates were kicked up to him when they were first coming out after the 2010 house election when tea party groups got the republicans to take over the house, and then they were kicked back down to these employees in cincinnati, who were give

russell tise has stated as have any other nsa whistle blower, william ben yir, curtis drake, william webe, that this is the tip of the iceberg, nsa is collecting and storing all the content of all these communications. let me say metadata is absolutely mistaken. >>brown: let me let michael mukasey to. how do you characterize the u.s. efforts to get him back? >> i guess i join with mr. ellsberg in saying i fess he's not a traitor, he hasn't committed treason. he has violated two or three section of the espionage act. he should be sent back. >> pardon me -- brown: hold on mr. ellsberg. i'm really disturbed hearing a former attorney general describe mr. snowden as a criminal. >> he's an accused person. come on, he is an admitted criminal. he admitted that he stole forecast and violated -- >>brown: mr. mukasey. you're up. >> am i a criminal was i a traitor? >> mr. ellsberg hold on a minute, let mr. mukasey respond. >> nobody says you were a traitor, mr. ellsberg, nobody responsible said it then, nobody says it there. but. >>brown: mr. ellsberg please i have to insist that you let him res

barber, president of the north carolina state conference of the naacp, who has been leading the moral monday protests, and representative larry hall, democratic leader in the north carolina house of representatives. thank you, all, for joining us. reverend, i want to begin with you. republicans of your state, the governor, governor mccrory, the republican leadership, right now if they're watching this broadcast, they're thinking to themselves, we got these bills signed, we pushed through our agenda. sure, we took hits in the press for us. sure, there are these people squawking on our lawn, but we win and they lose. why are they not right about that? >> they're on the wrong side of history. since we've been gathered these 13 moral mondays, less than one out of five north carolinians now agree with them. the numbers have plummeted. the government's numbers have plummeted. they have been labeled as immoral. they're not even republicans. these are not moderate republicans. they have attacked the sick. they've attacked women. they've attacked children. they've attacked the poor. they've at

abc's lama hasan has the story from london. >> reporter: the world has been captivated by their love affair and now all eyes are on kate. in just days, she and william will welcome the country's next heir. kate following in diana's footsteps, the comparisons are inevitable. diana, the most photographed woman in the world and now glamorous kate has become a star and charitable icon in her own right. and as she prepares to give birth, kate will undoubtedly take a cue from the way princess diana raised william. >> she will want to bring their child up to have the sail -- some of the same values that william had. diana was really a fabulous mother. [ bells toll ] >> reporter: diana was a whole new type of royal. showering her boys with love. putting them first, insisting william as an infant was with her in australia. >> no, little babies don't go on these tours, she said, william doesn't go, i don't go. >> reporter: from their earliest moment, william and harry were in front of the world's cameras. >> stop, stop. >> they had a magical childhood. william was naughty and harry just worshi

edward williams, thank you very much, good to see you. coming up it is the second half, we want to know whether there will be a big surge in ipo activity in the second half of this year. talking to a man who knows a thing or two about ipo, next. david: ipo activity searching the second quarter with 61 companies going public compared to 33 last year so will the trend continues throughout the year and which companies you have to be watching. liz: president of ipo financial.com setting us up with the second half. looking backwards just a bit, what a great second quarter, now going into the third quarter, will it be as exciting? >> i think it will be very exciting, but not in the traditional sense people say we will have another noodles and company that went up 100% on the first day. it will not be like that. visually exciting in the opening three weeks is what has happened with a half or three quarters of a point higher. in short order the stocks are up huge. assets are cheap, people are going in and the money is just about being ready to be

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that has always been a contingency plan says the palace. they still expect she'll have the time to make it here to deliver in the privacy of st. mary's hospital where william and harry were also delivered. savannah, back to you. >> all right. natalie, you mentioned the barkscheyer hospital in natalie. don't be mad but michelle kaczynski is there right now just in case. are there signs? is there anything that makes you think that maybe kate is going there? >> we're hoping to see this baby first. we want the first glimgs of tps this child. this is the royal barkshar hospital where kate herself was born. it's right around the corner really from the mansion that her parents just bought in buckleberry, the town where kate grew up. royal watchers thinks where she spent her past weekend with her family and where they think she is still is now. if she's about to go into labor any day now or any minute now, this would be the closest hospital. the thing is this is supposedly just a contingency plan. if there was some emergency or if labor progressed

escoses y los otros lÍderes politicos del paÍs. >> kate y williams no han querido saber el sexo de su hijo y no sabÍan que se trataba de un niÑo. >> se ha pronunciado con un comunicado que es el palacio, regresamos con mÁs informaciones josÉ a estudios. >> muchÍsimas gracias en directo desde londres y sabemos mary que el primer ministro dijo que estÁn de fiesta y la reina dijesen tiros orgullosa de su bisnieto y seguramente puede comenzar sus vacaciones. >> exactamente, estaba desesperada, bueno, sabemos en cambio que para los nuevos papÁs se acabaron las vacaciones aunque tuvo mediante un parto natural, recomendaron que duerma en el hospital y se confirmÓ que el prÍncipe williams pasarÁ la noche ahÍ con ella, aprovechar de dormir. >> aquÍ en estados unidos hoy dÍa se cruzaron la historia de jÓvenes indocumentados todos arrestaron en nogales, arizona cuando intentaba solicitar una visa humanitaria, sabÍan que corrÍan riesgo de estar detenidos para llamar la atenciÓn sobre el drama de tantos jÓvenes soÑadores como ellos christina londoÑo con los detalles. >> (cÁnti

catherine, duchess of cambridge and prince william welcomed their new son, yesterday, whose name has not yet been revealed. the royal couple is still in hospital, but a joyful public hopes the new family will appear on the hospital steps for the first sighting of the new royal. vladimir doo-tee-ay has the latest from london. >>: he is now third to the throne behind his father and grandfather. >>james: and that was ceremonial gun salute in london's green park this morning to mark the birth of the royal baby. another took place at the a total of 103 shots were fired. pounds, six ounces. british throne. catherine and prince william are expected to leave the hospital today or tomorrow. we have heard rumors that they may be leaving any moment now. we will stay till they give you an update to live pictures as we receive them. >>darya: don't go anywhere. we will be right back. [ glenn stonebarger ] we are a family farm. she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the pro

. >> todavia no ha nacido y ya sufre del acoso de la prensa, desde hace semana speriodistas estan a espera de la duqueza caterina que lleva al heredero. >> hubo enorme especuilacion del bebe, si fuera niña ya se cambiaron las leyes de la sucecsion. >> la gente ya tiene pronosticos. >> los periodicos indican sondeos de l nombre mas popular. >> el futuro padre abandono sus funciones para estar cerca de su esposa en el parto. >> a ellaen cambio no se le ve en publico desde hace mas de una semana. >> ayer fui al palacio y hoy regrese, espero pronto noticias. >> la falta de información aguidza el ingenio para conseguirla. >> espero ansioso el nacimiento. >> para muchos no es la primera vez. >> hace 30 años ella estuvo cuando nacio el principe guillermo. >> los ojos estan encima de la familia real. >> desde que se confirmo la noticia del embarazo no ha habido noticias. >> se cree que el parto deberia haber sido el 3 d ejulio. >> la fascinación, que a deiferencia de otros paises es muy popular. >> que se niña. >> hasta pronto. >> raiza, es mÍo. >> ¿y la mendoza? >> esa ya no puede hacer na

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holly williams is in cairo for us. >> reporter: it has been a week since the egyptian military deposed its country's president and now a new interim government is pushing forward with plans to hold fresh elections. according to a timetable laid out by the interim president, egypt could go to the polls in just over six months time. this seeps to be an attempt to show that egypt is returning to democracy. and a white house spokesman said the u.s. is encouraged. supporters of egypt's ousted democratically elected president mohamed morsi say these new elections are a sham. thousands of them have rallied in cairo and vowed to continue their protest till morsi is reinstated. the former president is still in custody and arrest warrants have been issued for many of his political allies. for 2 1/2 years after the egyptian revolution, this country is still in the grips of political turmoil and remains deeply divided. for "cbs this morning," holly williams, cairo. >> we're learning more about the murder case against former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez. d it comes from an unseale

chris jackson has taken some of the most iconic photos of william and kate for the last ten years. >> hi, amy. welcome to our stepladder convention here. these are the ladders. stand here. snapping away. i'll be setting up just here somewhere. >> you're stepping on people's ladders. >> reporter: how do you pass the time? >> talking to lama, getting numerous coffees. >> reporter: the palace said kate was due in mid july. it's now july 21st. i'd say that's the end of july. william and kate have reportedly returned to their cottage, so it's not too far off. >> people are calling it the window wing. we're all waiting. >> we have become close as a group. we've become this strange royal soap opera. none of us knew each other, we know everything about each other now. >> reporter: i'm looking forward to joining the happy family. >> yes, of course, we'd love to have you, right? a new contestant. >> so welcome. >> reporter: and we have one more person to meet. >> yes. >> reporter: a legend? >> yes. >> reporter: hello. nice to pete you. how closely do you watch that door? >> i've given up, she's

williams, go you agree with the reverend that something in the system has to change and, if so, what is it? >> i agree with the reverend that something in the system needs to change i also agree with you, bill, that noun with -- no one knows exactly what happened on the night this young man lost his life. what do i fault for us not knowing that and this unsettling verdict? i fault the florida statute stand your ground. problematic and highly controversial. undermines the legal system as we know it. >> we understand it. that's up to the state of florida to revoke. you say all right. so you want the stand your ground law to be abolished or changed. all right. i understand that i got that okay. what else in the system do you want changed, ebony? >> well, that's pretty much where i'm starting right now. >> stand your ground, you don't like it, it led to this chaos and and now it's up to the state of florida to do that. first of all, bill your minimum miss was and others race had nothing to do with it there wasn't anyone in america who couldn't see a black man standing over with a pistol

emerged with their new little royal, britain's most famous baby has generated a great deal of social media buzz. >> reporter:karin caifa looks at some of the trends surrounding the big event. >>. the new royal heir of the united kingdom. >> reporter:few babies debut with this kind of fanfare. >> reporter:when there weren't gun salutes -- and grand proclamations -- the pitter patter of little royal tweets reached the millions. >>we were actually just around the corner and her friend tweeted so we just ran over. >> reporter:twitter's peak royal baby buzz on the royal birth day came minutes after the birth announcement at 8- 37 p-m london time on monday -- 3-37 p-m in the eastern u-s -- generating 25,300 tweets per minute. >> reporter:the highest volume of twitter traffic, from the u-s, the u-k, canada, france and italy. facebook's royal baby peak >> reporter: came at the same time with just over 31,000 mentions. within one hour, facebook says the royal baby had been mentioned more than one million times on the site around the globe. not suprisingly, facebook found the most buzz came fr

it is news the world has been waiting for for nine months now. palace officials announcing kate middleton has been admitted to st. mary's hospital and is in the early stages of labor. a royal baby is on the way, and we have it all covered for you right here. so, let's begin with jim maceda live outside the hospital in london. good morning, jim. we are all waiting for anxiously for this arrival. >> reporter: absolutely, betty. none more so than the press who -- some of whom have been here now for weeks. you're right. we can report that that long wait, at least is beginning to end. we can't say that it's over yet. we did have some initial signs early this morning, about four hours ago now, that -- when some photographers tweeted that they'd seen a convoy of vehicles, including range rovers pulling in with no ambulance, not where we all are but around -- safely around the side of this building. the st. mary's hospital. and then shortly after that, kensington palace where william and kate are currently living, they released a very short official conf

a lot of pressure for a first-time mother who has the entire world waiting for her to be rushed into the delivery room. lama hasan is in london. l lama, i feel for you. i was there every, single day. waiting. still nothing. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, bianna. as if it wasn't bad enough being a first-time mom. can you imagine having the world's media camped outside of the hospital where you are due to give birth. no pressure, huh? well, yesterday, we did get a little bit of a taste of what it will be like for kate when she was eventually arrive here. outside london's st. mary's hospital on friday, an army of journalists swarmed what they thought were william and kate. the duo turned out to be a pair of impersonators. but the crush of media hints at the scrutiny the real-life duchess is facing. as the nation takes bets on everything, from the royal baby's hair color, to where kate will wear her signature blue when she brings the baby home. the pressure is magnified 1,000-fold for the duchess. >> there's pressure on kate. the eyes of the world are on her. >> it doesn't matter

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jenna: well said, william. jon: very little celebrity. jenna: what kind of food? jon: i think it has to be barbecue. that's all i know how to do. jenna: you heard it here first. right now we'll take a look at the changing face of terror. they talked a lot about central power. what does it mean? what happens when terror is franchised, you will? the changing face of al qaeda, what it means for the war on terror, what it means for america's security. we have a fresh look at that. barbecue sounds good with weather like this. >> you want to be inside, though. speaking of heat, look at the current heat index in new york city. almost 100 degrees. we'll talk about where it could be dangerous coming right up. jon: extreme weather alert now. tens of millions of americans from the great lakes to the east coast are bracing for brutally hot temperatures. new york city, for example, expected to hit near 100 degrees today. and take it from us. it feels a whole lot hotter in the big apple. the dangerous punishing heat expected to be around for awhile. how long until we get some r

it is news the world has been waiting for for nine months now. palace officials announcing kate middleton has been admitted to st. mary's hospital and is in the early stages of labor. a royal baby is on the way, and we have it all covered for you right here. so, let's begin with jim maceda live outside the hospital in london. good morning, jim. we are all waiting for anxiously for this arrival. >> reporter: absolutely, betty. none more so than the press who -- some

. >>> hi, i'm juan williams with andrea tantaros, david webb, dana perino, and my man, greg gutfeld. he is here. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." race has been the topic over the last couple weeks, but if we're going to do this right, if we're going to have an honest discussion among people that care about the problems inside the black community, we have to be dealing with honest brokers. unfortunately a lot of people in the so-called civil rights community are frauds, two of the worst, al sharpton, michael eric dyson. their goal demonized white people, especially conservatives like bill o'reilly, so they don't have to deal with the real problems that continue, continue to plague the black community, making an old white guy like o'reilly a boogie man is easy for the hustlers confronting real problems and threats in the minority community. no. high murder rates? how about that, high dropout rates? family breakdown? i bet you think i'm exaggerating. listen to michael. >> why is it when we say we're going to have a conversation on race, you want a conversation on bla

historically, what has been one of the biggest fears when it comes to the birth of a british royal baby? news of the royal baby's birth would be leaked before the rest of the royal family was contacted, the baby would be swapped after birth, the baby would be premature, or the baby would not want to be royal? how does a baby -- never mind. >> let's say, b. >> yeah. >> oh, my gosh. the correct answer, they are worried the baby would be swapped after birth? >> and, in fact, they had a member of parliament present at birth to make sure it was the baby that was born, because if it wasn't a male, they weren't in line for a throne. that's different, they just changed the rules, but back then if they had a female, they were afraid they might swap a new baby. >> did that ever happen? >> i don't think it did, but they put place things to make sure it didn't. but we never know. >> back across. >> this lady is from one of my favorite places in the whole country, upper peninsula of michigan. why are you here? never mind. what percentage of british women who give birth in a hospital also have a midw

done has still has been advocate for greater engagement on the north and on the math he has been there five times. in special welcome, i will embarass you, john, john williams. until recently he was national editor of the british broadcasting corporation, the bbc i held that same situation at abc. whenever i was in a pickle which was quite often i would call or e-mail john who always had an answer and it was always an intelligent answer. when i left abc someone asked me about potential candidates to replace me. when john's name came up and i said, this is an exact quote, well if you get john williams he won't ever miss me for a moment. and abc got him. so now john is the one taking those middle of the night calls on this and i don't know how many other global matters and we're delighted you're here. a quick reminder, we're streaming this event as we always do live and around the world. i know we have an audience at our center in seoul tonight. well not tonight but friday morning in seoul. and you can, those of you who are out there, e-mail questions to moderator@asia is a society.org o

on the other side of the atlantic, the canadian government has plans to cast a pink or blue light on niagara falls when the baby's gender is announced. the keeper of the falls may be in for a wait. prince william confirmed he will play in a polo match about an hour's drive from london this sunday. fueling speculation the baby won't arrive until at least next week. that's not stopping people from placing bets on the royal baby's birth date and on its name, at william hill, a prominent british betting establishment. the prominent girl names are alexandra, charlotte and victoria. as for boys' names, the top contender is none other than george. we were wondering at "good morning america" back in new york, if that has anything to do with the fact our anchor is named george. >> we took that into account, obviously. >> reporter: i decided to play a bet of my own. i was leaning towards alexandra. but something tells me the name will be bianna. princess bianna has a nice bring ring, doesn't it? >> that's 5,000-1. thank you very much. >> reporter: the winning name. for "good morning america,"

. >> william and kate doing things their way even breaking with old protocol. they waited four hours to announce their first child's arrival, chose e-mail and twitter before the paper announcement. joked with the crowd -- >> got her looks thankfully. >> no, no. >> reporter: and who could forget william strapping in his own car seat and driving them away like any proud new father. one historian thought it was interesting that the first visitors to see the baby were not prince charles or the queen but the middletons and now baby george is living with them in the country side. that's a first but could be a good thing. matt? >> michelle kosinski in london this morning. thank you very much. >> let's turn to our royal expert -- just kidding. coming up, george and barbara bush open up to jenna bush-hager about a former president's decision to shave his head in support of a boy with leukemia. >> exclusive interview with the father of nsa leaker, edward snowden. were his son's actions worth the price he is now paying? we'll ask him. but first, this is "today" on nbc. nb

. >>> the wife of britain's prince william has checked in hospital in london, where she's expected to give birth to the couple's first child. >>> rescuers in northwestern china are searching for survivors after strong quake shakes rural areas, leaving dozens dead. >>> and japan'sri

. >>> the wife of britain's prince william has checked into a hospital in london, where she's expected to give birth to the couple's first child. >>> rescuers in northwestern china are searching for survivors after an earthquake. >>> japan's prime minister pledges to push ahead with his economic policies now that his governing coalition has more political control following an election win. >>> the moment royal watchers around the world have been waiting for might arrive at any time. catherine, duchess of cambridge, wife of prince william, has checked into a hospital in london where she is expected to give birth to her first child with prince william. spokespersons say the duchess was admitted to st. mary's hospital. that's where princess diana gave birth to prince william 31 years ago. the prince is with his wife. he's on vacation from the royal air force and he's taking a short paternity leave once the baby is born. the future king or queen will be delivered in a section of st. mary's called the lindo wing. the hospital's website says rooms there are equipped with satellite tv, intern

william scranton was 96. >>> and we've lost a member of the nbc news family. herb kaplow has died. longtime viewers will remember his decades on the air. he covered the nuremburg trials, the cuban revolution, the civil rights movement, ten presidential elections. his career spanned from 1951 to 1994. herb kaplow was 86 years old. >>> another break for us. up next, the hitchcock thriller that came to life. a huge heist amid all those rich people in a beautiful spot. >>> finally tonight, it's not supposed to be this easy. in the movies it's one thing, but in real life it's something else, walking into a famous hotel during a jewelry show, brandishing a gun and then walking out with over $130 million in jewels? but it happened in the south of france, and now the search is on all over for some very expensive, very shiny things. our report tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the scene of the crime, the carlton hotel, was made famous by hitchcock's "to catch a thief." >> even in this light i can tell where your eyes are looking. >> reporter: now it's famous for a real life ca

she has done her job biologically speaking very very well. >> prince william has two weeks paternity leave as far as kate and as far as we know she will be spending her time the way many new mothers do getting a little help from grandma. >> off to a good start. nice she is there with her only living grandmother. >>> at age 89 former president george bush has a new hair style. he shaved his head to support a little boy who lost his hair while being treated for luke kim ya. 2-year-old patrick is the son of one of mr. bush's secret service agents. the former president and his wife lost a daughter to leukemia in the 1950s. >> those that knew the former president would not be surprised by this. >> it is absolutely wonderful he did that. bill clinton tweeted and said you look great. totally support your cause. here it is. you look great. love what you're doing. he is retweeting jim mcgrath president bush's spokesperson. >> they are very good friends, president clinton and bush 41. they lost their o >>> how >>> how sky >>> how risky is sex for women who have had a heart attack. we will get

>>> prince william says he has already changed his first diaper. he is standing next to his smiling wife katherine. the proud royal parents, listen, any parent has been through this. if this is your first child, you're scared out of your mind. they got the first glimpse of their son, the future king of england. royal watchers pointed out kate as dress was similar to diana's at the time of prince william's birth. the couple in high spirits, you could say, saying the entire experience of becoming new parents has been extremely emotional. >> he's got a good pair of lungs, that's for sure. he's a big boy. he's quite heavy. we're still working on a name. we'll have that out as soon as we can. >> pretty impressive. they re-emerge later in the day. william was able to lock the car seat into place. any father can tell you, i can't do it. i have my wife do it. maybe the range rover has extra components there. that was not an easy thing to do. the whole scene reminded us of an experience we've been through. you know, the first child driving home from the hos