the race took place in the blistering heat of budapest with track temperatures reaching 50 degrees celsius. hamilton and his mercedes were the fastest. championship leader sebastian vitel of red bull completed the podium. >> i think you could tell i was hungry today. i need to get past those people, and generally i get stuck in traffic in my races and today i wasn't having it. >> halfway through the season and vitel is comfortably ahead in the standings. hamilton is now fourth, just nine points behind alonso. next up, the belgian grand prix august 25. we finish it roundup with some tennis. nowsney finally won his -- youzhny finally won his first title. he has never lost to haas in their five career meetings. the russian didn't face a single break point in the match and lost just 13 points over the 10 service games. his ninth atp tour title. that's all the sports for now. thanks for watching france 24. stay tuned for more news. >> this police squad is off to round up law breakers in indonesia's most conservative islamic region. they are the shari'a police and it's not vandals or threesks --

i was not prepared for what i was going to find in budapest. i was not prepared for the thousands ofneo nazis and state sanctioned militia that would meet a couple hundred marchers, thousands of them. * there was one young man, 21 years old, young hungarian, who would be the only person to go on tv with me, only hungarian, malan would take a blow horn and walk through the streets against families that hated us, and he walked and he shouted and he kept the morale up as we were walking against this sea of people who didn't like us because we were representing the inclusion and diversity that we so much cherish here. he was inspired by the story of my uncle and he said to me, do you think this is how harvey felt? and i said to him, it's exactly how harvey felt. now, after the march i learned that malan had refused to go into the one sponsor that the pride had left, which was a bar, because they wouldn't let in people from the roma community. and he said, no, that is not the way we're going to do things. and he wouldn't go in. when i left and when

we were in budapest eating goulash. shooting all this intrigue stuff, doing an operation in the middle of the street. it was awesome. >> and big news, she's pregnant. >> it affects her relationship with jeremiah, me, my brother, evan. evan and paige are in their first year of marriage, lot of attention and i have my medical stuff and every week we tell amazing medical stories. >> congratulations on season fiv five. >> thank you. >>> let's check in with david gregory to find out what's happening on "meet the press." david in. >> take a look at the debate after the president's remarks late friday and where the debate goes now. i'll speak to rich snyder after detroit declares bankruptcy. >> 9:00, 8:00 central on nbc. thanks for watching. have a great sunday. >>> right now on today in the bay, breaking news in redwood city where a good samaritan is killed trying to help the victims involved in an overnight crash on highway 280. >> plus a champion sprint car driver seriously hurt in front of thousands of race fans. we'll sho

but the heat still persists in the central regions with 32, continuing into thursday in budapest. well above the average range. we'll be continuing here. i'll leave you now for the extended forecast. >> taking a look again at one of our lead stories, dutch kesz kate has given birth to a boy. buckingham palace released a statement saying the moth err and baby are in good health. it was born at 4:24 p.m. he's now third in line to the tloep after his grand father prince charles and his father prince william. doctors at the london hospital signed the official announcement. and it was displayed in the fore court of buckingham palace. prince william is on vacation from the royal air force. and he'll now start a short paternity leave. prime minister david cameron spoke shortly after news of the birth was announced. >> it's wonderful news, and i'm sure that right across the country and indeed right across the common wel, people will be celebrating and wishing the royal couple well. that is all for this edition of "news line. do stay with us. we'll be back with more at the top of the hour.

budapest getting up into the 30s by the end of the week. but there's a new storm system coming in. and that's going to bring some showers across the british isles, then work its way into france and germany where you're going to be expecting those rain showers on wednesday. but that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> as summer draws near, people turn to cold refreshing foods. residents and visitors in western japan have been enjoying a local special ty to cool down. producers of sanuki wheat noodles gave away 1,000 bowls outside the department store in the city. july 2nd is known as noodle day there. farmers in the region used to eat to mark the end of rice planting. they were served in a cold soup with a sprinkle of green onions and a slice of citrus fruit. >> translator: it's great. nice and cold. >> i want to eat this every day. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. have a great day wherever you are. ♪ >>> the rainy season is finally over and the sun is shining down o

the problem is, the photo's of budapest, so i couldn't care less. that's why i decided to take my own huge picture of hollywood instead. the best part, if you look carefully, you'll find me going about my day all around the city. there's me, being dragged behind a car, naked. pretty sure that's a hate crime. not sure why. [laughter] and there i am, taking myself to pound town. i'll be honest, i'm still the most generous lover i've ever had. go to our blog at comedycentral.com/tosh.0 to check out the photo for yourself, and if you can find all 52 of me, you and your family will get to spend christmas with me at my vacation house in aspen. yeah. also come see me on the tosh tour 2010. please don't pay a lot of money. [laughter] you'll be like, "oh, it's sold out." just, like, wait till next year. the show's not that good. i've seen it. [laughter] and please follow me on twitter so we can live chat during the show. you can also watch full episodes of tosh.0 on flo tv live mobile television. finally, i showed you this video last week and asked you to gu

but the heat still persists in the central regions with 32 continuing into thursday in budapest. well above the average range will be continuing here. i'll leave you with the extended forecast. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more at the top of the hour. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions ( bell chimes four times ) >> woodruff: a town crier gave the news: a baby boy was born to the duke and duchess of cambridge today, becoming third in line to the british throne. good evening. i'm judy woodruff. >> suarez: and i'm ray suarez. on the newshour tonight, we get the latest from london, where crowds celebrated the birth of the royal heir. >> woodruff: then, workers and pension funds are pushing to derail detroit's bankruptcy filing.

. >> well, they actually, i think, grew up together in budapest, the family lore has it they met when she was three and he was six or seven, at a birthday party, and then somewhat later, obviously, they did what i guess today would be called dating, although my mother was very carefully chaperoned. and then in 1930, my father was invited to -- as rockefeller fellow to teach a term in princeton, and he wanted my mother to come with him and obviously that meant getting married. so they did. and my mother, i think -- first of all, he was pretty -- he was young, handsome, brilliant. and besides he had very overprotective parents and i honestly think that she was very happy to put an ocean between them. and they -- her parents never came here until 1939, when my father said, look, there's going to be a war. you mustn't -- saying to my mother, they were divorced but still took his advice. he said you minute go to hungary so she said to her parents cans if you want city us this year you have to come here. well, they were sure they were going to be scalped by wild indians but they came for wh

at internationally attended meetings of the hon period mathematical in computer science society's of budapest but informal talks in english to students in schools all over hungary. thank goodness it is a small country. we were transported to every country in the cramped vehicle belonging to one of my father self-appointed promoters to it acted as our show for. some schools were actually named after von neumann but all students knew who he was and what he accomplished and it had done different exhibitions to honor him i tried to imagine american high-school students to give that up for sports and entertainment celebrities but that we talking about john von neumann from the land of his birth and accomplishments brought closure in the recognition that i thought were conflicting expectations my father, mother and my own that had shaped my life had finally converged. i filled the moral imperative for whatever intellectual gifts i had. the mother's ugly duckling had developed a swine's poris and self-confidence where we've been had fortune 500 corporations than half the i ev league universities in

you mentioned that i was born in budapest and escape hungary with my parents when i was a small child. but we are a nation of immigrants. i live in a city that is, i think, at last count, 40% immigrants or refugees. so i consider myself, in some ways, a typical american. maybe my european background gives me a certain perspective. perhaps your virginia background give you a different background and my new york background. this book is very much an opinionated book. tremendous research went into it. it was not a book i could have written in my 20s. it is a book that is informed by my life and my experiences of marriage, of observing others, of trying to juggle the multitude of things that many of us are trying to juggle in our lives, particularly when in. children -- particularly women. children, career, house. all of these things in hidden power, for sure. no doubt my european background is one of those things. >> any other westerns? -- questions? >> you had a lot of things to say with the exception of edith wilson and pat nixon. i wonder if there was an abuse of power of the first la