that's what william has always done with kate and very protective of her. obviously he saw what the media did with diana. it's that balance. yes, they will do this photo call and go back to kensington palace in a tiny cottage called nottingham and where they will be spending the night. it's that balance he's trying to get for his family. >> amy kellogg, live in london mentioned it may be a while before we get the name. it is very important and this is a po tensional future king. what process influences them? >> reporter: we don't know. wit william, it took a week. they have a short list of names and will discuss it with the family and queen. they want to get it absolutely right. there's been some talk of james but that might be a little bit controversial. james was the initial king that combined england and scotland in 1663, but they're having a referendum next year whether the scottish want to be joined to england. it sounds strange. it might be a political hot potato. a little built of questi-- bit question mark there. it will be royal and multiple names.

william has a bit of a smiling hatred of the media because he believes they drove diana to her death. as a result, i think he'll be very amused that the press have been waiting for three weeks outside the hospital. >> judge jeanine: who came up with the date july 13th long past? >> kate did. she said it was during the middle of july, so she does what every young mother does. she's late. >> judge jeanine: thanks so much for being with us. as a mother o, the first one always comes late. >>> coming up for the first time we have a hero of the week. stick around to see who it is. this is your last chance to vote in our instant poll, facebook or tweet me and let me know what you think. did rolling stone cross the line by putting the boston bomber on its cover? facebook or tweet me @judgejeanine. ♪ >>> now for the results of our instapoll. we asked did rolling stone cross the line by putting dzhokhar tsarnaev on the cover? 98% of tf people who responded thought rolling stone went too far. julie tweets cross the line? about three times. he's not a musician. he's not famous, and it's disresp

our justice correspondent pete williams has more on that part of the pushback. >> we simply can't have washington make the rules and we get stuck with the bill. >> 14 states and counting. >> is an unprecedented expansion. >> to have the individual mandate held unconstitutional. >> does trample the constitution. >> attorneys general from every part of the nation, nearly all of them republican, are challenging the health care law in court. >> so after a year of truly insane off the wall got to get congressmen escorted to their car politics on health care, the case went to the supreme court, the highest court in the land. you know what happened there? again, the republican effort to kill the law fell short. >> the bottom line here is the supreme court has upheld the health care case. it's a 5-4 decision, with chief justice roberts joining the courts' liberals in upholding it. >> okay. now were we done? health reform passed both houses of congress. president signed it. supreme court said it was constitutional. is it finally law and we can go forward and actually make the law happen? no. no

but she has prince william at her side, being very protective and helpful. >> and he has a good relationship with his grandmother? >> he has a great relationship with his grandmother. but he is strict in protecting his wife and making sure she is happy. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> now to the hot button issue. do you expect the paparazzi to hound kate like they hounded princess diana? yes or no? vote in our poll. >>> and a terrifying scene at new york's busy la guardia airport tonight. you are looking at live pictures. nose gear of southwest airlines collapse during landing. the plan just arrived from nashville and tonight a port authority spokesperson saying, a wheel popped off the landing gear after landing. now 150 people aboard evacuated. ten people received minor injuries and ntsb is sending an investigator to the scene immediately. if you are traveling to note, expect delays at la guardia or flights originating from la guardia. stay tuned for the very latest on this breaking news. >>> straight ahead, much more on the historic birth of the royal heir. is kate ae style differ

this one has kate and william already planning their second baby if you can believe it. we'd like to get the first one born here behind me first if we could. this morning, meet the parents. this one i love. this one, royal baby: the truth. the clean may not see the new arrival for up to two months. if the baby is not born before this coming friday the queen said she's out of here. she goes on her annual august vacation to scotland and she'd be happy to meet the baby when she gets back, jamie. >> a lot of speculation about how much kate and william will actually see the baby themselves. they say they want this baby to have a more normal life if that's possible. but there will be a whole staff of people that will be attending to this child. >> reporter: we'll see, jamie. they've done everything differently, pretty much. just think about the fact that kate and william have been spending time at her parents' house in buckleberry. after the baby's born, she's expected to go right back there probably for six weeks to have her mom help her with the baby. just like you or i woul

and we can confirm that prince william has taken official leave from his military duties. his only duty now is to be by kate's side. any day now. david, any day. >> all right, amy robach. right there, for every step of the way. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news" this saturday night -- how far is too far, we asked, the money made off of those celebrity photos and tonight, the newest controversial moment as they unfold. a calm scene suddenly turning into a confrontation. >>> and later tonight, we take you on a journey with the fish whisperer, this is no ordinary summer fishing trip. wait until you see what we found with him. she's still the one for you - you know it even after all these years. but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all

a prince has arrived. there's a chance we could hear from prince william at any moment. stick around. ♪ ♪ >>> most parents try to teach the kids to play nicely. here in new york, some hire other people to do that for them. new york post reports that some well to do moms and dads are forking out $400 a month for recreation experts to organize play dates for their children, comes down to 800 grand a year. they try to get them into elite private schools. bob, this is clearly something your parents did for you. do you think it was worth the investment. >> didn't work. >> my father taught me to play by kicking my butt. this is one of the most elitist stories, $400. >> what are those kids going to do. >> most go to harvard. >> go to harvard, drug addicts, drop out. >> where are the statistics from the beckel institute? >> and waiters. >> who is charging 400? i pay 600? clearly i got ripped off! >> i can't believe it. >> play dates for kids in new york? >> part of the process for pre-k, you go to like a play date, a scientific lab rat observation. they put them in with five

william has obviously become part of that family. but for many years he's been going there to their family home. he's said to be very integrated into that family and feels completely at home there. so i think it is only natural that they will want carol and michael -- kate and william will want carol and michael to be really involved in the upbringing of that child and that's one way that this future monarch will get a great sense of normality, being in a normal family home and that kind of environment which really is something that william had very little exposure to when he was a child. he was brought up at kensington palace as well but diana was from an aristocratic background, a broken home, not much love there. i think william's keen for his child to be exposed to, let's say, a normal family, mom, dad still together, still in love. that's the grandparents, i mean, carol and michael, and for their child to experience that which is something he didn't see himself. >> you know, jonathan, i don't think most people know were you born

and prince william has done the same. he, by the way, has been said to want to be in the delivery room when his wife goes through labor. prince charles was there when princess diana gave birth, but prince philip was famously playing squash when charles was born. and then the store goes that he famous lehigh taled it back -- famously high taled it back to get her flowers and champagne. it will be the queen and prince philip's third great grandchild and they will be expecting a fourth great grandchild in the new year. a bit of news that was lost in the shuffle. the famous equestrian talent who is princess anne's daughter announced she too is pregnant. >> babies everywhere. >> there is something in the water over there. >> amy kellogg, thank you very much. >> everyone loves kate. she is so beautiful and classy and classic. >> she is elegant, but she is the commoner. she is the ultimate fairy tale. she landed herself a prince. >> she surely did. >>> coming up, a landmark piece of legislation turns three years old tomorrow as

williams, that company has received no state grants, no board appointments, they've really -- they've received nothing. >> nothing? nothing except a launch party for the magic tobacco pill that's made by the ceo's company, a launch party held at the governor's mansion and hosted by the governor and the first lady. they still have the press release up on their website, bragging about how their product launch was being held at the virginia's governor mansion today. they got that. and they got the first lady of virginia touting the benefits of the magic tobacco pill at multiple events both inside virginia and outside virginia. traveling around the country helping tout the benefits of the company's product and they got a top level meeting with virginia state health officials for the magic tobacco pill company ceo. where he was able to pitch his idea of his magic pills benefits to the state. and they also got another meeting with the state secretary of health, a meeting with the cabinet secretary that was set up either by the governor's office directly or by the governor's wife. and that s

if william has a decent innings. we've got a feature in tomorrow's "newsweek" all about what will the monarchy look like in 2070. all these fantastic people to contribute their ideas of what the monarchy will be like. >> tom, i love your math. did you do it like elizabeth ii will last to 100 and charles will come in and make it to 95 and you've done it that way? is that how you've done it. >> yeah, they're a very long lived family. the queen mother lived till like she was 102. there's no reason why the queen shouldn't go till she's 100. she's got no intention of abdicating. once in awhile i call the palace when i'm having a slow news day and say to them, do you think the queen's going to abdicate anytime soon? they always say if i refer you to the queen's speech where she said she would dedicate her entire life to the service of the british people, the key words in that phrase are "entire life." she's not going anywhere, chris. >> okay, so, tom, while you've got the hot hand here, what do you tell a kid like the now

is william there yet? i understand he only gets two weeks off. >> he hasn't started his paternity leave yet. he's probably going -- his tour of duty as a certain much and rescue pilot is -- has been winding down. it is perfect timing for him to step up and take on more royal duties. i think now on we will see him basically in london. as far as the actual birth is concerned, i remember very well that diana practically -- you know, just prior to her actually giving birth the press learned what was going on, i think there was -- the idea -- monarchy is very good at hiding this stuff. we won't know really million just prior to the birth what's -- in the hospital for some time before we know. >> it so far they -- have been pretty good at keeping secrets. twitter and all the social media they themselves use, who knows, you know, how early on we will hear. quick question, i heard and was reported that the doctors who will be attending to her have been told don't drink, don't go out at night, not only be available

prince william's wife kate middleton has given birth to the future king. >> in the year 2013 a future king, the first born to the duke and duchess of cambridge. >> he has been waiting for that. she is said to be doing well, kate, will stay overnight in the hospital. the royal baby, third in line to the british throne weighs 8 pounds, 6 ounces. we are told the name of the baby will be announced, quote, in due course. >>> up next, a potential threat to privacy in obama care. >>> first, a live look at wtbt, our fox affiliate in tampa. the big story there tonight, the tampa treasure hunters that recovered 61 tons of silver from a 1941 british shipwreck, worth an estimated $36 million. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway for "special report." we will be right back. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally treats all their customers the same. whether you're the first or the mi

william has a bit of a smiling hatred of the media because he believes they drove diana to her death. as a result, i think he'll be very amused that the press have been waiting for three weeks outside the hospital. >> judge jeanine: who came up with the date july 13th long past? >> kate did. she said it was during the middle of july, so she does what every young mother does. she's late. >> judge jeanine: thanks so much for being with us. as a mother o, the first one always comes late. >>> coming up for the first time we have a hero of the week. stick around to see who it is. this is your last chance to vote in our instant poll, facebook or tweet me and let me know what you think. did rolling stone cross the line by putting the boston bomber on its cover? facebook or tweet me @judgejeanine. geico's defensive driver,ke 13. good student and multi-policy discounts could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh geico's discounts could save you hundreds of "doll-ars." it sounds like you're saying "dollus." dollus. engineeif you could accentuate the "r" sound of "dollars." are...are... are.

william has smiling hatred of the media he does slightly believe they helped contribute to diana's death. he will find it hysterically funny if she gives birth. >> could they be doing it deliberately. >> oh yes they could be doing it deliberately. quite funny. if all of us are hanging out outside of st. mary's hospital in london and born out at the bark sharier and that is how you say it properly. >> harris: you are the only one who could explain what that map said. >> it's not berkshire it's it bark sharier. >> harris: it's jonathan. >> jonathan or queen jonathan. >> harris: this just in to fox now. new upclose photographs of police captures and arresting the suspect in the boston marathon bombing. why are these pictures going public now? it has to do with that controversial "rolling stone" magazine cover. stay with us. man: the charcoal went out already? ... forget it. vo: there's more barbeque time in every bag of kingsford original charcoal. kingsford. slow down and grill. mhandle more than 165 billionl letters and packages a year. that's about 34 million pounds of mail every day. ev

william jefferson clinton has been impeached by the house of representatives on at least one article. it will go to the united states senate. >> december 19th, 1998, president bill clinton impeached in the house. after the house impeached president clinton, that's kind of like being indicted, having charges brought against you, it was on to the senate to see if he would be convicted of the charges. president clinton hanging in the balance surrounded himself with an "a" team of lawyers. president clinton survived that senate impeachment trial. what do you do for your second act after you help to save a presidency? well, you help save the next presidency, too. it is not that weird in washington that some of the a-team of lawyers who helped keep president clinton in office in his impeachment scandal went on after that to help president bush and vice president cheney defend them in their -- defend themselves in their own political scandals. washington lawyering is sometimes partisan but not always. sometimes you're just the guy who gets the call, the guy who everybody calls when the rich

william has a bit of a smiling hatred of the media because he believes they drove diana to her death. as a result, i think he'll be very amused that the press have been waiting for three weeks outside the hospital. >> judge jeanine: who came up with the date july 13th long past? >> kate did. she said it was during the middle of july, so she does what every young mother does. she's late. >> judge jeanine: thanks so much for being with us. as a mother o, the first one always comes late. >>> coming up for the first time we have a hero of the week. stick around to see who it is. this is your last chance to vote in our instant poll, facebook or tweet me and let me know what you think. did rolling stone cross the line by putting the boston bomber on its cover? facebook or tweet me @judgejeanine. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from cha. so you can. ♪ >>> now for the results of our instapoll. we asked did rolling stone cross the

william has the details for us live in san diego. >> reporter: well, bob filner spent 20 years in congress and many fear this is just the tip of the iceberg. the allegations include unwanted kissing, groping, lewd comments, sexual harassment, crude and inappropriate behavior for any man, let alone a mayor. >> we will all fail women of our city if we ask them to continue to meet with this man to seek the leadership of one who will continue to harass and grope them, try and stick their tongue down their throat, grab their breasts, one who is tragically, bob filner is tragically unsafe for any woman to approach. >> publicly this long time liberal democrat claims to support women's rights. yet already three female staffers have resigned, two aides quit. his fiance broke up with him last week citing in her words constant infidelities, texting sexual comments to other women and setting updates in front of her and again in her words his disgusting behavior. >> my client has witnessed or has discussed with others who have witnessed the mayor grab an employee and try to kiss her, have her awkwardly

william browder u.k. citizen who refused to attend court session who was also sentenced to nine years in prison in absentia now according to court documents and to witness testimony both. of them started an elaborate scheme of tax evasion by essentially employing so-called dead souls people who were either disabled and couldn't work or people who were who were dead by essentially putting them on the list of people who supposedly were working for browder thereby embezzling more than seventeen million dollars now the case is guarded a lot of attention because prior to his arrest and subsequent. covered elaborate corruption scheme which involved some high ranking russian officials and human rights activists in russia and abroad claimed that this was partly the reason for my skis demise in the prisons the case has enough not to breach russia's borders even bringing to the diplomatic route between moscow and washington because u.s. officials adopted so-called magnitsky act which prohibited some sixty russian o

as you say, william has two weeks maternity leave. which would leave kate floundering on her own with nothing but royal staff to support her. the likelihood she will go to buck kill barry. she spent at love time there. royal security is very well-versed assuring she is well-protected there. martha: that was the first clue that we had something was happening, when we saw the security drop away at bucklebury. that made it pretty obvious are that kate could no longer be inside. >> that's right. martha: eloise, thanks very much. we could have a long night as we await for the baby to be born. thank you very much. back to you. bill: a week ago, i took this day, july 22nd. but the time is took away. martha: you did. bill: we have time to be right or flat-out wrong. so we await together, martha. martha: i know, bill. a lot is being said whether the baby will be a cancer or a leo. not something i put a lot of thought to but apparently mrs. middleton did. that means it will be a leo after midnight. bill: thank you, martha, standing by in london

asked for a nine year prison term for william browder in absentia at the case of the magnitsky who died in detention in two thousand and nine watch he is relatives and human rights activist saying are saying. it was the result of severe beatings that he has sustained the entire case has sparked a lot of controversy not just in russia but also abroad and u.s. has actually issued a so-called act which blacklists quite a number of russian officials from entering the country and also freezing their assets abroad russia has been delegated with this summer a list of u.s. officials charging them with obstruction of human rights of russian citizens and also prohibited the adoption of russian children by a u.s. citizens. the five month long hunger strike by pantani mowbray prisoners is gaining more sympathy worldwide even inspiring some to follow the detainees example attorney clive stafford smith has now gone on a hunger strike of his own to draw attention to their plight to the point i was in grown time in the last week and these guys assert very badly and i think it's incumbent time outs on t

a prince has arrived. there's a chance we could hear from prince william at any moment. stick around. ♪ ♪ >>> most parents try to teach the kids to play nicely. here in new york, some hire other people to do that for them. new york post reports that some well to do moms and dads are forking out $400 a month for recreation experts to organize play dates for their children, comes down to 800 grand a year. they try to get them into elite private schools. bob, this is clearly something your parents did for you. do you think it was worth the investment. >> didn't work. >> my father taught me to play by kicking my butt. this is one of the most elitist stories, $400. >> what are those kids going to do. >> most go to harvard. >> go to harvard, drug addicts, drop out. >> where are the statistics from the beckel institute? >> and waiters. >> who is charging 400? i pay 600? clearly i got ripped off! >> i can't believe it. >> play dates for kids in new york? >> part of the process for pre-k, you go to like a play date, a scientific lab observation. they put them in with five oth

because william himself has sided with, for example, a charity in lesotho with his brother, which assists children who have been physically maimed by war. he's also aligned himself with homeless people in london. and indeed has slept out overnight, sleeping rough under the arches by railway stations. so i think there is a sense in which william is the incarnation of what his mother started. >> and is that above politics but ultimately carries some political goal when you talk about a spending priority for the homeless or whatever your -- >> well of course, it's interesting, isn't it? because we in britain have a monarchy and yet it's distinctly separate from the functions of parliament. but obviously, the royal family brings a huge amount of attention to these issues. so for example, when diana cradled these babies that are suffering with aids, it suddenly raised such attention that those charities actually were able to start really raising serious sums of money. so i don't think this is, as it were, a superficial exercise by any means. >> all right. martin bashir, i suspect you may talk

goes beyond victimhood, beyond racial discrimination, it is -- i it is not nonexcess ti tent but it has ebbed to a point juan williams just arctic lated whether it is education, we have jesse jackson calling for a boycott of the state that is one of the most ethnically and diverse states of the country this is some of the most righteous now it is ignorance posing as righteous ness we need to change the character about conservation abt race, people are getting carried away, meanwhile we have 40%nemployment a 23 million people under remembered. but the fact of matter is, we have specific issues withoung blacks in this nation, that have to be addressed and understood. as you said, create an nation apnationalconversation. >> to my mind, a lot of what you seerom jackson and sharpton is about two guys i think are still caught up in a mold that goes back to 50s and 60s i think they made it into their business that my uncharitable description on other side of that fence know there are a lot of poor black people, of any col who feel they never good heard from when a sharptonr jackson shows up at

we will talk about that with the co-host juan williams and if there has been a conspicuous absence of his administration in the city of chicago was one of the most important issues. next. >> president obama was quick to insert himself into the murder trial but now the attorney general seems to be attacking the inteity of the judicial system. we take up the issue next. lou: returning to the us zimmerman verdict erase politics in races play with its aftermath forr adviser to hillary clinton commitee 30 and columni and fox news political analyst want williams one negati juan williams. turning first to the idea that this verdictwith the judgment of the obama administration is suspect what evidence is there of that? >> i think what we have seen with the attorney general comment is separate from the evidence presented in the case where many african-americans in those in general say it had not started we would not be here to begin with but i think your comments earliern the show are so critical right now. we have had many tweets to say it is open season on young black males but they're faili

goes beyond victimhood, beyond racial discrimination, it is -- i it is not nonexcess ti tent but it has ebbed to a point juan williams just arctic lated whether it is education, we have jesse jackson calling for a boycott of the state that is one of the most ethnically and diverse states of the country this is some of the most righteous now it is ignorance posing as righteous ness we need to change the character about conservation about race, people are getting carried away, meanwhile we have 40% unemployment and 23 million people under remembered. but the fact of matter is, we have specific issues with young blacks in this nation, that have to be addressed and understood. as you said, create an nation apnationalconversation. >> to my mind, a lot of what you see from jackson and sharpton is about two guys i think are still caught up in a mold that goes back to 50s and 60s i think they made it into their business that my uncharitable description on other side of that fence i know there are a lot of poor black people, of any color who feel they never good heard from when a sharpton or jac

is guilty of tax evasion similar look at the ruling has been brought against his former boss william browder a u.k. citizen who refused to attend court session who was also sentenced to nine years in prison in absentia now according to court documents and to witness testimony that both musically and browder have constructed an elaborate scheme of tax evasion by essentially employing so-called dead souls people who were either disabled and couldn't work or people who were who were dead by essentially putting them on the list of people who supposedly were working for browder thereby investing more than seventeen million dollars now the case has garnered a lot of attention because prior to his arrest and subsequent claim that he has them covered in the labyrinth corruption scheme which involved some high ranking russian officials and human rights activists in russia and abroad claimed that this was partly the reason for my new skis demise in the prisons the case has gained enough to breach of russia's borders even bringing to the to a diplomatic route between moscow and washington becau

joining us is farah griffin, the william b. rands professor of english comparative literature and african-american studies at columbia, and she has also served as the director of then constitute for research in african-american studies. her most recent book is forthcoming in september: harlem knock turn: women artists and progressive politics during world war ii. our second panelist is peniel joseph, who is founding director for the center for the study of race ask democracy, and the author of the award-winning, wait until the midnight hour, and dark days, bright nights, from black power to barack obama. our third scheduled speaker is kendall thomas who is traveling from brazil and unfortunately has not yet arrived. we're hoping he will take the stage as soon as he does come. i'm going to introduce him in his absence right now. kendall is professor of law and cofounder and director of the center for the study of law and culture at columbia university, and professor thomas is one of thed did temperatures of the-editors of a key

this also at the bedside of william mckinley. i realize what a which subject it was. his life has two book ends. he lived there for four years. it was what he came there. it was from intimate contact. . he has these wonderful iconic look ends on american history. when he look deeper he realizes that of the chapters. this is a presence in every one of those chap tours. his being her prints are on all of the cases. in many cases he has written those. tonight at 8:00 on c-span. >> are guest is henry waxman of california. he is the lead democrats. he is a ranking mentor. he has all kinds of issues come before including the economy and the environment, healthcare, thank you for being with us. >> this is a congressional reporter for the hill. you are up first. >> thank you for being here. i wanted to start off on an energy and commerce topic. president obama came out and started talking about the trayvon martin verdict. it is a very racially sensitive thing. are callingpeople for the doj to investigate it. they are calling for congress to step in and take a look at --e of t

of tax evasion similar ruling has been brought against his former boss william browder u.k. citizen who refused to attend court session who was also sentenced to nine years in prison in absentia now according to court documents and two witness testimony both musically and browder have constructed an elaborate scheme off tax evasion by essentially employing so-called dead souls people who were either disabled and couldn't work or people who were who were dead by socially putting them on the list of people who supposedly were working for broader thereby more than seventeen million dollars now the case has garnered a lot of attention because prior to his arrest and subsequent claim that he has been covered in the labyrinth corruption scheme which involved some high ranking russian officials and human rights activists in russia and abroad claimed that this was partly the reason for my new skis demise in the prisons the case has gained enough notoriety to breach of russia's borders even bringing to the to a diplomatic route between moscow and washington because u.s. officials hav

for prince william. people always say that he has sort of adopted mrs. middleton as his, surrogate mother. and that that normal life has lent them both much. >> michelle, i've been rooting for her, even when he was giving her the slow treatment there for a while. i thought he was a little slow on the draw. but i think she is great. michelle kosinski, great reporting today. it's been wonderful, and memorable. and tom sykes. and you know why. and tom sykes, you're a hoot. and j.d. heyman. the special relationship between the uk and the u.s. two countries separated by as churchill once said, a common language. this is "hardball," the place for politics. only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and

watching william and harry grow up. harry life has been very different. and there is great expectation. one of the really interesting things that has come out this morning is that even though england has changed its rule and a first-born daughter would be in line for the throne after prince william. but 15 realms have to approve that. so it could be that england accepts a baby girl, but if a boy comes after that, several parts of the realm around the world might not accept the girl. we could be a challenge to this child, if it's a girl, which could be fascinating. >> shannon: i say girl power, martha. we will have to wait and see, boy or girl, this time around. thank you so much. >> reporter: all right, take care. see you later. >> shannon: see you soon. ditroit's manager manager says the city has only itself to blame for the long line of money issues that -- forced it to declare bankruptcy. >> now that the city has filed an historic bankruptcy case with $18 billion in debt, what's next? the process will be a lengthy one, involving more than 100,000 credi

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louis farrakhan has a church. >> in braj, we have a mentor protege program. conservative mentor protege program. these kids are not -- we put ownership mentality versus consumer mentality. when we ask what they want to be when they grow up. we ask what kin of wis they want to own when they grow up. they can't fathom when they can be a pipe fitter. we asked him what business they want to own, and they will tell us they want to be a refinery owner. >> as long as they don't want to be a tv or radio talk show host. i don't need anymore competition. >> ownership mentality versus consumer mentality. the only way to get out of poverty is owning their own business. >> good point. and then they'll own their own house and business and car. yes. in the corner. >> you know, i'm charles butler. >> hi, charles. >> i listened to everyone talk here and i really appreciate your point of views. i have been a republican since '72 at the university of michigan. but the issue here is we haven't focused on is illegal immigration and immigration reform. we have people talking about

caller: i will say, god bless armstrong williams. think it is the people like mycal who are keeping racism alive. i am a white girl who has been pulled over several times for no reason whatsoever. it is about attitude. it is not about being some kind of victim all the time. with this george zimmerman thing, he is not even a white man. he is also a minority. host: we will leave it there. we will begin with mycal denzel smith. guest: this thing with george zimmerman being a minority, we are talking about racism. it affects us all. it is not that we hate each other. we hate blackness. we hate things associated with blackness. that is what it is built on. we branch out and say we hate latinos and we discriminate against people of asian descent. but the core of it is anti- blackness. i am not keeping racism alive. i am trying to address it and to have an agenda about how we unto racism in this country. guest: it is sad that he feels that america hates blackness. it is a sad comment. obviously, he believes that. we have to show that this i

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i would hope he has the courage as juan williams has had to keep it up. >> i think it is good, i object when he gets called uncle tom for having a different point of view than people think you're supposed to have. this courageous of him to do it. like bill o'reilly speaks out about it and says things that may be uncomfortable but it is important we have this dialogue and that is what is healthy. >> one of the problems that has happened, one of the tremendous problems in his view is a breakdown of the family. he actually defended him on that point and said he did not go far enough. i wonder if there is a perception, again, perception versus reality when a white person says something versus when a black person says it does it fit differently. >> they come after him much, much harder. bill o'reilly says the gatekeeper doesn't prepare, but when juan williams or clarence thomas or larry elder or others say it, they go after him because they want to eliminate that thought from the discourse. those are the african-americans who say we have to reform ourselves, this is an inward thing. he has w

i've also been told that prince william has been given the next few days off work, so he seems to be braced for the big moment as well. certainly the world's media are ready. if you look at the pack of journalists and camera men outside the hospital, every part of the world is represented here. all the u.s. networks, for example. even polish networks. five polish networks have been here recording pieces, building up to this part of the fairytale. a fairytale that started with a commoner meeting a prince, getting married, and then the next big step to the story is they have a baby. all we need now is the baby to appear on the steps behind me. max foster, cnn london. >>> happening now, protests, prayers, and pressure on the justice department to bring new charges against george zimmerman. this hour, the tough choice after the not guilty verdict. >>> plus, one of the zimmerman jurors makes plans to tell her story, but right now, there's enormous secrecy and fear surrounding those six women. >>> and we're awaiting the results of an autopsy and drug test on the "glee" star cory monteith a

they've already met the little baby prince who has yet to be named. i'm sure there will be middleton's popping in and out. i'm sure they will spend time getting to know him. >> max, prince william is very protective of his wife and will be of their child. they are now at bucklebury, a nice place to be hanging out. i imagine the media has been given a stay away instruction. >> that was pretty much it what i read to you. that statement from the palace is this is they're quiet time. it was extraordinary pictures yesterday. it was in front of the world's media. it wasn't have been comfortable for them necessarily. it looked comfortable. i don't think any new parent would want to do that. they shoe they had to share that moment with the world because this is the future heir of 16 countries. those photographers hang out in the village. i think we'll get pretty short if they start pushing things too far and if the paper starts publishing papers, i think they will be getting a few legal letters from the palace. they will provide official access to the family,

louis farrakhan has a church. he even has part of his message about the responsibility being good. >> one of the things we do in baton rouge, we have a mentor protege program. we focus on entrepreneurship. these kids are not -- we put ownership mentality versus consumer mentality. when we -- >> as long as they say they don't want to be a radio talk show host. i don't need any more competition. >> well, we find that ownership mentality versus the consumer mentality and show the kids in the community the only way they get out of poverty is on their own. >> that's a good point. then they will own their own house and business and car. yes, in the corner. >> i'm charles butler. >> hi, charles. >> hi. i listened to everyone talk here and really appreciate your point of views. i've been a republican since '72 out of the university of michigan. but the issue here is that we have not focused on is illegal immigration and immigration reform. we have people who are talking about legalizing 12 million people and bringing in a

on tuesday, mcdonnell said he has repaid more than 120,000 dollars to williams, many he says was always intended as a loan. in a statement, mcdonnell says he is candidatearrel anthony weiner is refusing calls to abandon his campaign after a meeting he more sexually charged internet messages and pictures well after his resignation from congress in 2011. he stepped down after initially lying to the public about explicit phone and internet contact with six women he met online. on tuesday he appeared with his wife after a gossip website published sexual messages and photos it purely center young woman one year after he left congress. >> i accept the responsibility for having these conversations with people i have met, with exchanging an appropriate things. i bear the responsibility for that. that is behind me. we're trying to move forward. we recognize it is not going to be easy. we knew the moment we got into this race it wasn't going to be easy, but i believe this is important. >> the newly surfaced messages show wiener used the pseudonym " carlos danger" to communicate with the women inv