and just behind me placed on an easel you can see the royal announcement that so many have waited so long for. it says very simply the following, her royal highness, the duchess of cambridge safely delivered a son at 4:24 p.m. the baby ways 8 pounds, 6 oun s ounces. her royal highness and the baby are both doing well. william and kate and their newest prince could leave at any moment. there's no schedule. we're all waiting just like we have been. we'll bring that to you the moment it happens, chris. it lab beautiful moment to see. >> they're probably trying to figure out how to use that new car seat. >> you have to read the instructions. is it still as hot as it has

been, kate, as it's been over the last while? >> they got a whole bunch of rain overnight but to be honest, it seems to not bother anybody, other than we're sweating. but, huh, who cares? >> she looks good, with the flowers. >> and a bizarre turn of events when police say george zimmerman helped rescue a family after a car crash. >> pope francis, the first pope from that continent making his first trip there. it's interesting considering catholicism is on the decline in brazil. >> you saw he was just in a

little hatchback. no pope mobile for him. first a terrifying ordeal for 150 passengers and crew members on board a southwest airline last night. the nose gear collapsed sending the jet skidding off the runway and a plume of fire there. poppy harlow is live at laguardia airport this morning. that's where it happened. good morning, poppy. >> good morning to you, chris. one runway, the runway where that plane landed, is still closed here. it was a shocking and scary landing for those aboard flight 345, this after the crash landing of asiana flight 214 in san francisco. you can see sparks flying as southwest airlines flight 345 out of nashville lands hard on its nose.

>> the nose wheel specifically collapsed the aircraft skidded down the runway on its nose and then veered off and came to rest in a grass area. >> 150 people aboard evacuated on emergency slides. >> i thought it was just -- i didn't realize what happened until i left the plane. >> it was like getting smashed in a car wreck. >> very scary, nobody knew what was going on. a lot of people crying. >> inside passengers waited hours for luggage from the stranded plane. according to the faa the plan came safely to a stop at the edge of the runway. no injuries were immediately reported. ten nonlife threatening injuries were reported. now images of that plane's

interior showed charred seats, an indication of what can happen. >> chris, i can tell you that southwest put out a statement saying they're cooperating with local authorities. we know that an ntsb investigator was on the way late last night to laguardia. also, in the last half hour the plane was taken from the runway, put on to a flat bed, a process that weir told takes about two hours. it will be a taken to a hangar here and they're going to thoroughly look into what happened here. three hour delays into laguardia last night. today not looking much better. you've got one or two runways here still closed. >> thank you very much. appreciate that. i want to bring in mary, the

form are inspector general of the department of transportation and an aviation attorney. mary, you say you've been in one of these before where the front landing gear didn't come down. >> right. >> so what happens? >> well, if you're fortunate, the pilot comes in very slowly, has an opportunity to burn off some fuel and you hold the nose gear up as long as you can, land lightly and slowly and let the plane ease down to the nose and it was just like that, spark and smoke but the plane stopped and everybody got off fine on the one was on like this one, although there are some injuries. >> big question of what happened in san francisco, what did we know beforehand, were the pilots communicating the right way. did they see this coming? was it foreseeable? did they alert anybody? >> there are mixed stories on that. here you have a controlled

landing coming in. there were no problems on the landing, you just had a gear collapse. i think we covered one of these approximately every year. if the pilot has control of the plane, you can bring that down. >> we have some injuries here, eig it's a little uncertain about what's happened. one of the details that comes out with southwest is high utilization rate that, this 737 is used six, seven times a day. is that relevant? >> it just means the airplane takes a pounding on long haul. you might only have two or four takeoffs where here it's a punishing schedule. however, about ten years ago, airbus had a problem. the front landing gear would come down and be sideways. and in those cases the federal

aviation administration had them go out and check all the landing gear. sometimes it's a problem with design manufacture and sometimes it's just wear and tear on the plane. >> despite high utilization rate, they've only lost one person. >> they tell us they did get an instruction to check their seat belts and your neighbor's seat belt. do you think this was an indication that something was happening? >> there were indications they knew they had a problem with the plane. in the one i was in, we got the full brace message, we were in

impact position. out at laguardia yesterday, somebody said there was an indication there was a problem with the landing gear not coming down. >> i'm going to bring you back at 7:00 so we can go through the individual yes on the big screen and can you show me how this happens. let's get back to kate in london with that front row seat, buckingham palace in london, baby time. >> it is baby time, chris. that's right, thank you. as we know now, this is a boy. we should get our first look at the new royal baby when kate and prince william leave st. mary's hospital. and it could happen as early as today. doctors have said the mother and baby are doing very, very well. the stillin named prince is now the third in line to the royal

throne. >> reporter: many celebrated into the night. crowd erupted in excitement outside buckingham palace. >> her royal highness was safely delivered of a son. >> reporter: after more than ten hours of labor at st. mary's, kate delivered the next heir to the throne. prince william stayed the night. the baby was born at 4:24 p.m. local time and weighed in at 8 pounds, 6 ounces. the announcement was placed on a

gilded easel. >> the white house released a statement before the bulletin revealing the royals have been informed and are delighted with the news. prince charles added grandparenthood is a unique period anyone's life. i am enormously proud and happy to be a grandfather for the first time. all very, very exciting. and as many new parent will tell you, bringing home a baby is pretty overwhelming. everything's overwhelming at this point, especially for will and kate. there's a little added pressure because the whole world is watching. so let's go from buckingham palace to st. mary's hospital. i think we have some live aerials above st. march riff's hospital. we've deemed it baby chopper for

the next little while. max foster is outside st. mary's hospital. a long day for you, my friend max foster. what's the latest from your side? >> oh, yes. the queen's gynecologist has been very involved if this pregnancy and labor, is carrying checkups on the duchess. if he gives the go-ahead, she could be discharged and the baby could be discharged as well. palace aides want to speak to the couple before they can announce anything. but it does look as though there's a possibility they could be coming out soon. especially when you have a hospital putting out a statement in the last ten minutes, talking about how well the staff did, how thrilled they are the baby was born here. it had this conclusive tone to it, which might have been a bit premature. it does seem as if the medical

teams feel as if their jobs have been done. we'll see. >> any hint, any clue if they come out, when they come out, if they'll say anything. there's a lot of rumors maybe william will make a statement, maybe not. >> certainly we've been working with the palace to make that happen if it were to happen and the palace has sort of encouraged that. we have got a microphone we'll pull out into the road to speak into. we had an interesting comment from princess diana's brother on this as well. earl spencer saying we're all so pleased, it's wonderful news. my father always told us on how diana was also born on such a blistering hot day as well. that's the only comment really we've had from her side of the family. >> i any it's a very sweet comment, i think everyone can agree on that. max, keep us updated.

you're our eyes on the ground. let's talk more about all of this with katie nicholl here with me, a cnn commentator and royal correspondent and author of the much anticipated "kate, the future queen." >> i have a little work to do. >> you have a lot of work to do. >> any insight of what's going on in the last 24 hours? >> after getting pizza takeout because pizza is their favorite food and who wouldn't want a pizza after they had a baby really, they had special time together. the announcement came four hours after the actual birth. they had that time to bond and connect. i think it was very special that william stayed at the hospital. i bet you they didn't sleep. i bet you they just stared and looked at the miracle of life.

>> you and i when we worked on that special talked a lot about how they are very modern and they do things their own way. when people say of course the father would stay at the hospital, that's not necessarily the case with the royal family. >> no, when the duke was born, the father was playing squash. this is a daddy who is going to be changing napies and feeding bottles. >> do we have any idea where they will go first? when will the queen get to meet her newest great grandchild? >> the queen is due to go on holiday at the end of the week. traditionally the royal family do go en masse to scotland and duty is over. i'm sure the queen will get to meet her very first great grandson and at some point today

i would have thought and it might be a case of the royal couple coming here to buckingham palace or the queen going to kensington palace. i don't think we'll see the queen go to hospital. >> to be there for that moment when the queen gets to have the third in line to the throne in her arms will be a special moment for her. >> this child is going to take the monarchy into the 22nd century. so the queen can rest easy. it of course knocks prince harry somewhat off his perch to fourth. >> he might be relieved. >> we have much more coming up,

including a look at what it like to grow up royal. how many castles does this new baby have access to? it's a lot more than you and i. but it was big enough for me. >> when pope francis arrived in rio de janeiro, all he wanted was a hatchback but he was surrounded by a huge crowd when the driver took a wrong turn. miguel is in rio de janeiro with more. >> good morning, chris. the pope said he wanted to gently knock on the door of brazil and he's certainly doing that. the bomb that was found, though, it was a small bomb and authorities here saying they wouldn't go so far as to describe it as that. it was a plastic explosive,

homemade pvc pipe found in a bathroom at the shrine that the pope will be visiting. pope francis off to a low-key start on his biggest trip yet. as his plane landed, everything here stopped. then he emerged. his ride from the airport, a silver hatchback sent the unmistakable message this a different pope. he drove with the windows down. when it came to a stop, he was swarmed by pilgrims. this trip is important for the church, he says, because it will bring all countries together and make for a strong emotional experience. and then the moment so many have waited for, the first public appearance by the pope, a quick spin around downtown rio. this is what it sounds like, this is what it looks like, this is what it feels like for the first latin american pope to touch ground and to be seen in a

latin american country. there were some protests. >> we don't believe the government should spend money in covering the event. >> and tear gas at the government palace. but excitement for his visit hard to overcome. a good start for a man on a mission to reinvigorate the church. concerns over the protests have not panned out. there were about six arrested last night. there is another possibility for a protest on friday. at the moment the pope seems to be charming the pants off of people here in rio. the official ceremony gets under way today. he won't make his public appearance until tomorrow. >> miguel, you don't usually

hear "the pope" and "charming the pants off" very often in the same sentence. >> well it, is the beach. it is rio. >> i don't think he has pants. charming other people's pants, i guess. a lot of news here. information about syria and our position versus them, right? >> the u.s. now in a position to begin arming the rebels in syria. officials say president obama has resolved concerns from congress and can now move forward with a plan. but martin dempsey is not on board. he says it's a multi-billion dollar risk that's no less than an act of war. >> a huge manhunt under way after a massive jail break in iran. 500 escaped from abu ghraib prison. gunmen attacked guards were mortar fire and rocket-propelled

grenades. at least 29 guards and inmates died during that prison break. >> edward snowden did not get access to the nsa's crown jewels. he was not able to get access to e.c.i., or extremely classified information. he has been stranded in moscow and is awaiting a response for his request for temporary asylum. and ryan braun is suspended for the rest of the season. he faced a 50-game suspension last year after a test turned up high levels of testosterone but he disputed the testing process and that suspension was overturned. >> finally, beach-goers in

florida treated to an unusual sight. that is a pod of manatees. experts say these manatees were actually never in danger. apparently they were just feeling a little frisky. the animals, which weigh about 1,500 pounds each are endangered. it so impolite to say the weight. >> as soon as they found out they were frisky it was like, hey. >> they should have moved away. play a little music. >> let's go over to the weather center. >> the story is going to be about where that moisture is coming out of the gulf today. out to the east is going to be about severe weather right along the cold front. for today the highest threat, hail and high winds over toward kentucky. anywhere from the midwest all the way to the northeast, more

thunderstorms still in the forecast. one to two inches of rain. this is a place that has already seen so much rain. we're talking 5 to 7 inches above normal for the month of june to july. it's just a wet pattern. looking to the southeast today, they've had a whopping 7 to 8 inches above average of rainfall already. it's been wet, hot, dry. >> not the summer i've been looking for, i'll tell you. >> too much of everything. next up on "new day," this 911 call involving george zimmerman four days after the acquittal but this time he's being haled as a hero. we'll tell you why. >> and we're live in london, waiting for a look at the future king of london. and they're playing a special

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welcome back to "new day, " every. four days after a florida jury acquitted him of murder, police say george zimmerman was part of a 911 situation again, but this time a very different story. police say he stopped at the scene of a serious accident in sanford and helped full a family of four from their suv. good morning, victor. >> good morning, chris. after george zimmerman's

acquittal, no one was sure where he was or if he was still in florida. but wednesday he was in florida in sanford and according to deputy, for this family at least, it was the right place at the right time. >> i just witnessed an accident on the off ramp coming off of 417 getting on to i-4 over in sanford. >> reporter: a blue suv is driving on the highway but the driver loses control and rolls into this field. >> looks like an explorer. the vehicle is still there. it's on its side. >> reporter: there's glass, a mirror, a floor mat still on the scene. by the time first responders arrived, the parents and their two children were out of their suv safely because two people stopped to help them. one of them was george zimmerman. all this happened less than a mile from where he shot trayvon martin. monday night in sanford the

story of zimmerman the rescuer was received with skepticism. >> if we lose what trayvon has brought us together to do, we will lose our -- we cannot wait till february and wait just for our legislators, for our governor to possibly veto this. we need to do this ourselves. >> reporter: after days of protests and rallies across the country calling for federal civil rights charges against zimmerman, the sanford police department has handed its evidence and files over to the department of justice. as for zimmerman, this was a brief moment in the public spotlight. presumably he's now back in hiding. now zimmerman's defense

attorneys say they've met with him since that accident and at the meeting he didn't speak a word of it. now, by law george zimmerman will get his gun back eventually once the fbi is done with it as part of their investigation. but there's an effort here in florida to urge the state to revoke his concealed carry permit. there's an online petition with more than 24,000 signatures. >> next hour we'll interview mark o'mara. i'll talk with him about his client's acquittal and outlaw about the stand your ground laws. >> it is "money time." >> oh, i'm counting your dollars. i love it! the s&p closed at another record high on monday. can you check your 401(k), folks. major markets are up about 19% so that are this year. more than $1 trillion has been restored to the market value since ben bernanke warned in may the tapering could start later

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♪ london calling >> they're calling this baby chopper. that's what kate bolduan tells us. welcome back to "new day," everybody here in new york. i'm chris cuomo. there's my girl, kate, over there in front of buckingham palace looking right at home. >> thank you. we're all starting to give everyone a little inkling to the conversations we're having. you're supposed to call me royal. i'm just kidding. we're looking at live pictures of buckingham palace where a

changing of the guard is happening and they're playing a special tune in honor of the newest royal. celebrations have taken oaf this city since yesterday. everyone is excited about the royal newborn and we're hoping to hopefully catch a glimpse of his cute little face today possibly possibly. we'll be watching for it, chris. >> we're following big stories, a disciplinary hearing for the massachusetts police sergeant who released photos of the boston bombing suspect before his arrest without permission. is his job in danger? kate, back to you first. >> thank you. the new prince is here and the british are celebrating the arrival with all the pomp and pageantry you would expect that no other country can do. military gun salutes are planned today. 9:00 east coast time. and we're hoping to get our first look at the new baby when

hopefully kate and william will be leaving the hospital this morning. it could be the same exit you saw his mother and his father do some 30 years ago. erin joins me here at buckingham palace. a long night for you and a long night for a lot of people celebrati celebrating. >> it was. as can you see, thousands of people here for the changing of the guard. they'll be playing "congratulations," as well as the royal salute. last night buckingham palace was the place to be. there was sings, dancing and a toast to the future king. >> reporter: hip hip hooray for the foot king, the crowd outside of buckingham palace welcoming will and kate's son. cameras at the ready to see a piece of history. >> i remember seeing charles and diana getting married as a

teen-ager. to see her son have a baby, it's magical. >> reporter: and people seem equally pleased it's a boy. >> girls are too much drama. boys are great. >> reporter: an impromptu birthday party outside the palace. and they're toasting at the pub in bucklebury. and blue plays tribute to the little prince. and the speculation on the baby's name intensifies. >> because of harry, we could have a henry. what about like ethan? >> there's not going to be an ethan. it's going to be a royal traditionalist name.

>> a full moon fell over the city, celebrating the birth of a brand new baby boy. kate, the party continues as you know here in london. there's the photo-op and the great baby name debate. will it be george, will it be james? people have really strong opinions on this. we'll have to wait. >> on the short time i've been on the ground here, that's been the big topic of conversation. how many names will this poor boy have and how long will it take him to memorize them? thank you so much, get some rest. it was a big, fun night. let's talk about all things royal with victoria arbiter from new york. hello, victoria. i'm sorry i'm here and you're not able to join me. >> we're there in spirit. >> that's where you always are. let's talk about this name. big debate over what his name should be, the significance of the name, whatever they pick. what is your guess? what do you think they are considering when they're choosing this name? >> i definitely think they're going to stay doing what royals do, which is choosing a name

with a sense of history and continuity. all the current titled members of the royal family born into the royal family have such a name, ann, edward, andrew, margaret, you see the traditional names come to the forefront. but there are a lot of kings and princes. there are a plethora of names they could choose. george is the favorite, phillip is a firm favorite, especially since we don't have a girl to honor elizabeth. and frances, diana's middle name. francis with "is" is michael middleton's middle name. my guess is the long shot would be arthur. it's trendy and cool again but it is still very royal. >> what do you think about the possibility of spencer, diana's maiden name?

i've heard some talk of that. >> i think it's unlikely. no offense to diana's family, but we're talking about windsors here and they tend to honor the royals first, especially when naming an heir. spencer may crop up on a second or third child but i think at the moment we're really going to look at windsor names. >> back here in the studio with victoria, we were talking about the fact that there a lot of expatriots from britain here stateside. i was curious, a lot of the people there at buckingham palace where kate is and st. mary's there seem to be a lot of tourists from the commonwealth. the regular britain, how excited are they about the birth of the royal? >> i think they're very happy, it's an excuse to pop to the pub. the commonwealth rounds are the people sort of jumping on board. it's a lovely time to be in england, it's high terrorist season, the weather is wonderful so this baby is really the

button on what has been an amazing couple of years from the wedding, olympics, diamond jubilee, coronation festival and now a new baby. people are sort of celebrating the whole thing. >> the new birth. >> i keep saying that online jeremiah and dino are outside names. >> you're never going to get jeremiah. >> social media is never wrong, never wrong. >> no, never. >> we want to get to some of the other news going on today. >> let's look at the headlines now. the scary landing of southwest flight 345 caught on camera. grainy footage showing the plane's nose gear collapse. at least ten people suffered minor injuries. the airport has reopened but arriving flights will experience two-hour delays. be sure to call if you're heading in or out of there. >> there may be more victims. cleveland's police chief talking about a potential serial killer saying he spoke to women who say

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>> san diego's mayor is facing sexual harassment lawsuits. six of san diego's nine city council members have called on mayor filner to step down. >> here is a story of man's best friend living up to that title. he used his dog to propose to his girl friend, tied the ring to the dog's collar. he did give him a little warning before sending him on his way, don't eat the box, please. of course she said yes. how do you turn down a wet-nosed puppy saying will i marry us? >> that is quality marital shock right there going on. >> get the dog involved. >> put a lot of pressure on poor spud. >> he could have run outside or decided to have a nap. go great use of the dog. when we come back, we're following the story of the massachusetts cop who released photos of a bloody boston

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welcome back to "new day," everybody. take a look at these gritty images of surviving boston bombing suspect. they could cost a massachusetts police officer his job. sergeant sean murphy released the photos without permission. today a hearing could decide his status as an officer.

pamela brown is here trying to figure out what will happen with today's hearing. this is a status hearing, right, pending the investigation? >> that's right. sergeant murphy will face three commissioned officers in today's hearing. he could remain on full date, could be put on restricted duty, could be suspended with pay or without pay pending the investigation. depending on the outcome the officers choose today, this will be his status through the course of the investigation and that may change depending on what they find. >> we understand he did this without permission but it seems many people think he did the right thing. what's the story with the pushback? >> there's been an outpouring of positive support for sergeant murphy. i just looked at his save sergeant murphy facebook page. it already has more than 56,000

likes on that page. a comment from richard c. martin said if the powers at be do the right thing, they'll give sergeant murphy, a medal, a long weekend off with pay and a new camera and an apology. >> also "we believe that sergeant murphy's motives were selfless when he released the photos. >> he released them, he isn't sell them? >> he released them. >> it was still wrong. >> we'll see what happens. this is about what they decide is the right thing. thank you for breaking it down for us. appreciate it. >> when we come back, the

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welcome back. >> you're looking live at the changing of the guards. new music is being played to honor of arrival of the future king of england. it's always fun to look at some of the headlines. from "the daily mail," oh, boy, one's a grandpa."

and then "the daily telegraph" and our personal favorite last but not least "the sun","the son." >> they changed themselves for the baby. and we must talk about the special coin. simon, could you zoom in, please. this is a special coin that they minted, 2,013, it's messed mated there are 2,013 babies born every day and if your baby is born on the same day, you can apply online to get one of these. >> a pence over there. whose head is on the coin? do you know? >> what did you say? >> whose head is on the coin?

>> amateur. >> let me look. it's the queen, silly. >> i couldn't tell. >> what do you expect? it's always the queen. >> it's always the queen. >> we'll talk more about this. copping up on "new day," we could be getting our first look at the newborn prince at any moment. and passengers on board a southwest airline flight talking about those terrifying moments of skidding nose first on the runway. a live report on that just ahead. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that's how we make our living and that's how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what's best for them. all i can say is it has worked well for us.

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everyone here is so happy. >> this morning, waiting for the prince. we are live in london as the entire world waits to see the royal arrival. it could happen any moment. >> the moment of impact. new video of a hard landing at a new york airport, sparks flying. what happened to the front landing gear? do authorities know? >> george zimmerman the hero? new details on a bizarre twist in a saga. he rescued a family from a car crash after his acquittal. we talk to his lawyer. >> your "new day" starts right now. >> what you need to know. >> there's no really perfect solution, a freak accident like this could still happen. >> what you just have to see. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> this is "new day" with chris

cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> welcome back. kate bolduan is across the pond in england at its best today which means it's raining. >> what happens when you're in london? it rains. good morning, guys. i'm live right in front of buckingham palace, the place to be today. the entire country celebrating the birth of the new son. get this, they ordered take-off pizza for dinner. sounds normal to me. this morning we're hoping to get a glimpse of the newest royal at any moment. chris? >> back here, news anchor michaela pereira and i are following several stories for

you, including this massive manhunt for hundreds who escaped from abu ghraib prison. dozens were killed last neight n the bloody attack. >> and officials at six flags over texas trying to determine how that woman was thrown to her death while riding the park's signature roller coaster last week. the family wants questions answered to be sure. >> it's going to be happening not soon enough for them. kate, back to you in london. >> thanks, guys. first up, the entire world waiting anxiously for the first public appearance of the future king. duchess catherine and her unnamed 8 pound, 6 ounce baby are second to leave sometime today. could be any time. london lighting up the red sky

in red, white and blue in honor of the first baby. ma many celebrating into the night. >> her royal highness, the duchess of cambridge, was safely delivered of a son. >> reporter: kate delivered the third in line to the british thrown. prince william spent the night at his wife and baby's side. the media camped outside the hospital where princess diana gave birth to william and harry some three decades before. the yet to be named prince of cambridge was born at 4:24 p.m. local time, weighing in at 8 ponds, 6 ounces. crowds following the car that drove the formal birth announcement to buckingham palace to see it placed on a gilded easel, a tradition since the 18th century. >> there we have the queen's press secretary. she has just placed the birth

announcement on the gilded easel. >> breaking with tradition, they released a statement. prince william added "we cannot be happier." so what happens next for the new prince? that's where max foster comes in, live outside st. march riffrif -- ma mary's hospital. what's the latest, max, other than i'm sure you are a little wet now after that downpour. >> yeah, it was quite something, want it? the world didn't share in the little moment but i can tell you that it's not totally imminent. it might be today but not before 6:00 p.m. our time.

so we've got another six hours to wait at least and it could possibly be tomorrow morning. that's what a royal source is saying. no updates on names. a kensington palace spokesman has been given an update on their condition. mother, father and son are all doing well this morning. a quote from the duke and duchess as well. we'd like to thank the staff for the lindo wing and the whole hospital for the tremendous care the three of us have received. we know it has been a very busy period for everyone and we'd like to thank everyone for this understanding at this time. they don't like bringing this whole kerrfuddif you h -- whole

everywhere they go. >> let's talk about what's next for this new family with cnn royal commentator katie nicholl. and along with royal watcher kate -- i'm deeming this the kate segment. first things first, we are waiting and hoping and expecting to see the new family but then the queen needs to see the third in line as well. what traditionally will happen? >> the queen is number one of course. yesterday the queen was the first to be informed. william called and said, granny, it's a boy, it's 8-6 and what will happen is they will come

home, they'll be taken to their cottage in kensington palace and from there bring the baby in a car to buckingham palace. perhaps now not until thursday morning possibly. that's when the queen will meet her grand grandchild, the future king. we don't know his name yet. the future king of the united kingdom of the commonwealth. >> quite a moment that will be for everyone. >> they're not sure what kind of bowing he's going to do at this point. >> he still needs to work on the stability of his head at this point. i think the queens will allow a little deference. >> and, katie, there's another family involved in all of this. >> yes, the middletons. >> where are they? >> i'm very surprised we haven't seen them yet. she's very close to them.

and there were reports that carole might have been in the delivery room. and pippa, who is very high profile, we haven't seen her. but one wonders if there might be a visit from the middletons. the queen won't go to the hospital unless someone is terribly ill. she'd rather receive guests at the palace. >> and also prince harry as well. that's the thing about the middletons because after william's maternity leave has elapsed, he's going back to wales and it looks like kate will go back to her parents' house in bucklebury. kensington palace, it's a little too small and it's not ready. >> breaking from royal tradition, carole middleton is going to play do you think a significant role in the early

days -- >> yes, she's the grandmother. she's always been part of a couple's life. can i tell when you william and kate were dithering about to know what was going on and - william did give her word on what was going on and also that they wanted to be involved. >> we're listening to the drums, the changing of the guard continues as they're marching off. it's wonderful to see. we're waiting for queen to meet her greatgrandson. what's next after that for the family? >> the queen will then go on holiday to balmoral. she said yesterday she hoped the baby would hurry up because she wants to go on holiday. william and kate are going to go back to kensington with the baby to enjoy william's paternity lead. after that he's going back to

anglesey. >> and we'll be able to see a few pictures. we'll see. >> kate, katie. we'll be back for another kate segment. much more from here, including a look at what it's like to grow up royal. first, back to you, chris. >> looking forward to that. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the landing gear on a packed southwest passenger plane to fail during a terrifies landing at new york's laguardia airport. you can see sparks and a fire ball breaks out as a plane skids down the runway in this video on attend by cnn. let's go to poppy harlow live at laguardia. good morning, poppy.

>> reporter: good morning, chris. runway 4 where that happened is open. laguardia, still a lot of delays ahead. it was a shocking and scary landing for the passengers of flight 345 coming here from nashville last night after they had that landing. this coming just weeks after that asiana flight 214 crash landing in san francisco. >> reporter: you can see sparks flying as southwest airlines flight 345 out of nashville lands hard on its nose. >> the nose wheel specifically collapsed. the aircraft skidded down the runway on its nose and then veered off and came to rest in a grass area. >> reporter: 150 people aboard evacuated on emergency slides. >> i thought it was just a terrible job by the pilot but i didn't realize what happened until i left the plane. >> it was like getting smashed in a car wreck. >> very chaotic, no one knew what was going on, flight

attendants crying. >> reporter: these photos show the scene inside the airport lounge where passengers waited hours for luggage from the stranded plane. according to the faa, the plane came safely to a stop at the edge of the runway. no injuries were immediately reported to air traffic control. it comes on the crash landing of asiana that left three dead at san francisco internation airport earlier this month. images of that plane's interior show charred seats, an indication of what can happen. southwest said in a statement it's cooperating with local authorities and the ntsb has been notified. and, chris, we do know that the ntsb is on the ground here. the plane has been taken from

that runway. it's been taken to a hangar at laguardia airport so they can investigate, try to find out what may have caused this. i spoke last night with a woman who was at the hospital after getting off the plane. she was there for smoke inhalation. she told me overall it was pretty orderly get offing the plane. she said they were not on the plane for more than ten minutes before they evacuated on those slides. she did tell me sitting in the third row when she landed, the front door popped open, i could definitely see outside. very scary. we're lucky there were no more injuries. >> that's very true, poppy. we keep calling it a hard landing but really is just seems like a crash. let's see if we can figure out what the investigators will figure out. let's bring in mary schiavo. this video is not great but it's

going to come through here. here's the plane. as it comes through, we're going to see this fire ball. you see the smoke. this is the landing gear. when you see that grainy video, what does it tell you? >> it tells me that the pilots probably did not know their landing gear had a problem. there are warning lights in the cockpit if your gear is not down and locked. i was out at the airport, there was a very busy time, traffic, planes everywhere. they probably didn't know to expect this collapse or any problem with the landing gear. it's clear the gear completely collapsed, it wasn't just a situation where the wheels were turned side ways. >> did they do the right thing once they hit that? is there a protocol in place like, oh, i've lost my front landing gear, here is how i now stop the plane? >> yes. they were proceeding, they come in very slowly, try to burn off

all the fuel they possibly can, let it settle. they had to get it stopped. >> a lot of things can fail. there are switches that alert the plane, whether they landed. you can actually have a metal failedier. -- failure. you can also have failure of the locking gear. i think the ntsb will look for actual failure of the gears itself. >> we heard earlier there was a flat tire. would that be enough to lock the gears? >> probably not. you can see from the angle it had collapsed. it was riding on the nose and engines. >> we've been saying sparks but that wasn't sparks. that was real flames, fumes there. they wind up being pitch down and yet they exit out the back. why? >> because the smoke and flames

were coming from the front. although they did deploy the slide on the other side. you have to assess where the fire and damage and debris are and get the passengers out the other end. >> and the amount of time they were on there, you believe it's april cording to sand ard procedure? >> well, ten minutes is a long time. you have to be able to get them off the plane in 90 seconds. the pilot assessed the situation obviously before orderly an evacuati evacuation. >> of course there's also the issue with southwest airlines of utilization of the planes. they get used a lot. we'll have to figure if that weighs in. a lot of other news to tell but. michaela, i believe you're starting off with what is going on in syria and the u.s. disposition there? >> yes. the obama administration ready

to move forward to arm rebel sources in syria. rebel supporters are hoping u.s. arms deliveries begin to arrive in august. . bail set at $6 million in the east ohio man suspected in three murders. a registered sex offender, he did not enter a plea at the hearing. east cleveland police fear there may be more victims. >> a boston police sergeant may find out today the repercussions for leaking gritty pictures of dzhokhar tsarnaev. he said he did it in response to this "rolling stone cover."

>> hundreds of thousands of catholics in rio de janeiro celebrating the pope's visit. tens of thousands lined the streets to welcome him. he was quickly surrounded by a huge crowd when the driver took a wrong turn. brazil's military police say they discovered and a homemade device. >> and wow. look at this. these divers are really lucky they didn't end up being dessert. they wouldn't have meant it. they just would have got caught up -- >> whatever! >> -- in the gaping mouths.

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escape their overturned suv. this good deed comes as many americans are calling for federal charges against zimmerman. victor blackwell is live in sanford, florida. a bizarre twist. >> reporter: it is indeed. george zimmerman slied back into hiding. no one knew where he was or if he was still in florida. wednesday he was not only in florida but in sanford. deputies say he was in the right place and definitely at the right time. >> i just witnessed an accident on the offramp, coming off the 417 getting on to i-4 over in sanford. >> reporter: 5:45 wednesday evening, a blue suv is driving on to the highway but the driver loses control and rolls into this field. >> it looks like an explorer. there are people at the car now. the vehicle is on its side, there are peoplin side. >> reporter: by the time first

responders arrived, the parents and their two children were outside of the suv safely because two people stopped to help them. one of them was george zimmerman. and all this happened less than a mile from where he shot trayvon martin. monday night in sanford the story of zimmerman the rescuer was met with skepticism at an naacp meeting. >> that's one of the most ludicrous, silliest stuff i've ever seen in my life, to do anything to validate a murderer is wrong. >> organizers announced plans to put an appeal of stand your ground on the ballot in 2014. >> if we lose what trayvon martin was isn't to do, we cannot wait until february for a legislators and our governor to possibly veto this. we immediate to do this ourselves. >> reporter: after days of protests and rallies across the country calling for federal

civil rights charges against zimmerman, the sanford police department has now handed its evidence and files over to the department of justice. as for zimmerman, this was a brief moment in the public spotlight. presumably he's now back in hiding. >> good news after that rollover crash. mom, dad, two kids, the entire family is safe. no injuries as a result. one other note from last night's meeting. after the acquittal, george zimmerman gets his do you know back once the fbi is done with it for their investigation. but there's a growing call for him to not get his gun back. >> thank you for the update on the family in that crash. important to note that. last night while guest hosting "piers morgan live", hi the opportunity to talk to mark omao oma'mar

o'mara, george zimmerman's attorney. i asked him about the 911 call. >> this is quintessential george. this is the person i knew him to be, always involved in the community, always lend a helping hand. four days after the event, something i could not have planned but turned out to be just pure george. >> reporter: is it true that you saw george soon after this incident and he did not mention it to you? is that true? >> yes, he came by but did not mention it at all. >> reporter: do you believe he is safe in sanford? >> he was sort of surprised at the blowback from the verdict. >> reporter: you've said and you've heard through the family there have been meaningful threats against the family? >> yes, there has been an increase in threats since he came back. >> reporter: what is your reaction of president obama and his thoughts on all this? >> if you look at just a sound bite, i think it was

inappropriate to suggestion that 35 years ago trayvon could have been him or whatever. but if you look at the complete context of what the president said, i think what he was acknowledging was that we still have some issues of race and the way there is a divide between the country still, and it's a conversation that we need to have. >> reporter: do you think that this case is a legitimate starting off point for discussions about concealed weapon laws and stand your ground? >> this is not a stand your ground case, never was. i don't know that the facts of this could apply to stand your ground. but now that we're talking about stand your ground and wednesdayons lawednesdaapons laws and the way the system may be skewed, i think it's important to have those conversations. >> we're going to take a break here now on "new day." when we come back, amusement park safety under scrutiny. investigators trying to figure out what caused a woman's

six-story fall from a roller coaster. and we head across the pond. look at kate with her beautiful flowers on. you're loving it. >> you never compliment my clothes. this is a huge moment, america. i hope you're listening to this. anyway, coming um from london are we'll tell but the life of luxury that awaits the new royal baby. what it's like growing up royal just ahead. la's known definitely for its traffic,

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welcome back to "new day," everybody. it is tuesday, july 23rd. i'm chris cuomo in new york and the "new day" queen is elsewhere. >> hello, my dear. i'm kate bolduan live in london where the brits are going baby crazy. being born into a world of wealth and privilege ain't such a bad thing. >> not at all. i hope you bring us back some of those coins but i know you can figure it out. >> larceny, really? >> i said figure it out. it's not stealing. gees. who is the lawyer here in the first place? >> we want to bring you up to date on the investigation into the roller coaster at six flags. we hear another roller coaster has been closed.

>> investigators want to know what went wrong during that very scary landing. we're going to show it to you. you can see a shower of sparks as southwest airlines passenger plane skidded along the runway at laguardia's airport. the flight was carrying 150 people, at least ten were injured. passengers say they had no warning what was coming. >> it just landed, strong boom. i could tell something hit very, very hard. was sitting right over the wings. didn't realize that the front of the wheels had come done at that point until we came to a start and then you realized we were tilted. >> any warning at all? >> none whatsoever. >> to iraq now. two deadly jail breaks may have been an inside job. hundreds of prisoners from abu ghraib, including several high ranking members of al qaeda were

busted out from behind bars. nick? >> reporter: michaela, a coordinated, sophisticated assault in two jails. one seems to have got i don't know away from infamous abu ghraib. the victim overwhelmed, it seems being by a complicated assault. there's that video. can you hear the gun fire. it seems like a car bomb, al qaeda suicide bombers with heavy weapons attacked the prison killing a number of guards but also letting out hundreds of inmates, including key clydia-linked now is these men but i go back to the ranks of battling the government there and increasing sectarian violen

violent. >> michael jackson's mother wrapping up two days of emotional testimony at the wrongful death trial in los angeles. sheep bristled at questioning about her son and drugs. she said she didn't realize michael's "dangerous" tour was cut short so he could go to rehab for an addiction. the jacksons are suing a.e.g. for billions claiming they are liable for michael jackson's death. >> yet another reason to not start off your day on an empty stomach. harvard researchers say having breakfast may help stop up from having a heart attack. those who skipped breakfast showed a 20% increase in coronary and heart disease. researchers say the results will likely apply to the broader population.

>> this is the thing. we should be showing maybe some fruit and low-pat granola and yogurt. >> all i see is michaela prayeria said eat bacon and up will not have a heart attack. >> i did not say eat bacon. >> karkts you're a saint, you really are. i tell you. >> you're so sweet. you guys have some more fun. chris, please play nice and i'll take it from here. almost every day on average they say here in the u.k. more than 2,000 babies are born. well, monday only within of tho -- one of those has commanded the world's attention. and we don't even know his name yet but we know this baby cambridge will enjoy a life of wealth and privilege. most babies born into the world

feel pretty content with a warm blanket and regular supply of milk. but a certain new addition to planet earth and one with royal blood is set to enjoy a few extra perks. >> in terms of luxury, glamour and lifestyle, it will be a baby that will never want for anything, alts baby that's going to be raised in palaces, have chefs and a team of people to look after him. >> reporter: she's not kidding. some of the perks will include a fleet of castles. >> the queen is one of the richest people in the world. not only does she have liquid cash, she's also got incredible houses, fantastic art, antiques. she's has a huge amount of wealth. she's one of the biggest land owners of britain.

>> reporter: princess diana took her own children around the world with her. >> this is an hrh and in being hrh, you're not normal. >> reporter: still, it not all jewels and fairy tales just yet. >> the baby will not have its own crown quite yet. the queen's crown is very heavy and weighs nearly as much as the baby itself. >> reporter: baby cambridge will have to wait for his own coronation for that. >> victoria arbiter, there are a lot of advantages that come with growing up royal. but there's also a lot of pressure, growing up in such fierce spotlight at times, especially from the very moment you come into the world. both william and kate stressed even before pregnancy they want

to be as normal as possible. they try to be as common and normal as possible in their every day life. what does that tell you about the kind of parents they're going to be? >> they make no secret they want to be as hands on as possible. the idea of being normal is lovely but as katie mentioned, one you're an hrh, you are never normal. when charles became the heir, he was only 3 years old. so this baby will is a lot mr freedom partly because generations and expectations chang. it is an enormal of prif

>> i think william is going to be really keen to emulate a lot of diana's qualities in terms of her empathy and sympathy. she was very keen to do the this evenings their friends were doing, but she also took them to homeless shelters and aids hospitals. she wanted them to see how lucky they were but also in their position the amount of work they could do for people less fortunate. >> also, this is the first time you have an heir to the thrown who has on one side of his family, you know commoners. kate is the first commoner to marry into this family. how do you think that will impact how this baby is raised, kind of the give and take of how the palace will be.

>> the commoner background is this is probably the most working class family associated with the royal family, and they're very much going to work to keep this baby's feet on the ground to have a close-knit family where there's a lot of support and a lot of love. he'll be having to learn the dishwasher so he appreciates -- >> well, we've seen so far in this early relationship and marriage of kit and william that they really do things in their own way. coming up next on "enough day," much more from here in london, including what kate can learn from princessia. plus other big headlines we're watching. the death of a woman on the

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welcome back to "new day," everybody. the main attraction at six flags offer texas, the texas giant roller coaster remains shut down as investigators try to determine exactly how a woman fell to her death last week on the amusement park ride. now another popular roller coaster has been closed in text as. rene marsh is following the story for us in texas. >> reporter: good morning, chris. another roller coaster has been temporarily shut down and it all because of the deadly accident that happened here at six flags in texas. the iron rattler, that's in san antonio at the six flag there

is. according to dallas affiliate wfaa, they've temporarily shut that roller coaster down simply as a precaution, because it is the built the same way as this ro colore oe eoe eor -- roller coa. it is a hybrid of wood and steel. and the manufacturer of the roller coaster will help in the investigation. >> the corner said rosie esparza died from multiple traumas. since 2008, six flags reported 14 injuries involving the texas giant. critics think safety loopholes in the amusement park industry puts riders at risk.

senator ed markey is calling for more oversight saying a baby stroller is subject to tougher federal regulation than a roller coaster carrying a child in excess of a hundred miles per hour. most parks are regulated at the state level and amusement park reps say that's enough. since flags ceo told investors so far the accident hasn't affected attendance. >> do i want to say, though that, history in this industry would suggest there is a lag in reaction time after an accident. >> reporter: so how safe are roller coasters nationwide and could a deadly accident happen again? coaster enthusiasts and hosts of travel channel's "roller coaster wars" believes the rides are largely safe. he's been on the texas giant three times. he said the extreme force lifted

him off his feet. >> you can see i'm being jostled left and right and not at all lifted out of your seat and not to a point where i would have felt unsafe. >> that man has been on some 1,500 roller coasters. we asked him about the lap bar and how effective they are and said a person's shape could impact how effective and well they that an they work. he said if someone was very top heavy or had a very large mid section, it may not be as secure. back to you. >> i just can't get past the idea that even though there's state oversight that there's no real government oversight of figuring out that these things are safe and that the six flags company has to work and there's -- especially in the summer, groups oflies would be a number one priority. the things are inherently

dangerous. hopefully there's progress there. we're going to take a you're looking at it right now. what caused that front landing gear to fail? and another big story, eyes back to london. oh, there's the queen. good morning, your honor. your highness, really. honor is different. the royal family has got some interesting merchandise branded to them. kate's going to hit the streets of london and find some of the things available. >> i have a collection of waving queen dolls. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in.

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he's dancing, kate, he's dancing. >> welcome back to "new day," everyone. who's dancing? i'm not dancing. >> he is. >> he's always dancing. dancing to his own beat. >> please, continue. >> called it the kate effect when they got married, might call it the baby cambridge effect, we might call it. sometimes there's a point to the merchandise and fun stuff you find. sometimes there really isn't. this would be his great grandmother, the queen, and you might ask how does she keep waving her hand so much? oh, it's a solar panel in her purse right here. >> oh, no way.

>> bad information on the bobble hand. >> it's a bobble hand. >> bobble glove. >> with a little assist from the solar panel. some of this merchandise makes sense like, you know, pacifiers, onsies. this is just fun. >> give us a voice impersonation what you think the queen would say. >> you really want to set me up to be on some blooper reel, don't you, don't you? >> i'll do it. >> i'll accept the challenge. oh, my dear child. oh, you're so cute. that is atrocious. even i don't even like it. all righty. i will make my paper do that and you know what that means, we're going to do some teases. coming up next on "new day," everyone, a lot going on, a lot from london, as well as a lot of other headlines that we are watching around the country. a terrifying plane landing caught on camera. we're going to show you more of this southwest flight gone wrong

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arrival. we have details on the world's newest prince. emergency landing. new video of a southwest's flight hard landing, sparks flying, passengers terrified, some injured. we hear from those onboard. punishable offense? the officer faces a hearing today, his job is in jeopardy. a city rallying in support. your "new day" continues right now. >> what you need to know -- >> he had asked me to work without my underwear on. >> what you just have to see. this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan, and michaela pereira. good morning, everybody. welcome back to "new day." it's tuesday, july 23rd, 8:00 in the east. i'm chris cuomo, and as you can see, kate bolduan is overseas in

london. cheerio, katherine. >> i know. i just keep taking on an accent and i know it sounds ridiculous. it just happens when you're here. hi, everybody, i'm kate bolduan coming from buckingham palace. we're having a lot of fun. the excitement is electric in the air. if it's not raining, it's electricity. the entire country and the world is celebrating the royal couple's baby boy. the couple has released a statement this morning thanking the staff of st. mary's hospital for everything they've done and they also say this for, quote, the tremendous care they received. everyone is waiting to get a glimpse of the newest member of the royal family, which could happen this evening, chris. >> have you figured out the name of the baby yet? >> yes, i have, and i'm just not bringing it to you because i want to keep it a secret. >> she's a vault. >> i respect that. still online the leading name is jeremiah or dino. >> i thought bartholomew. >> you have got to stop lying to

our viewers, it's not jeremiah. >> check it. back at home, staying on top of all the other big stories, including history in rio, pope francis visiting brazil as part of his very first trip as pope. we're going to head there live. moving tearful testimony on the stand for michael jackson's mother katherine. how will these statements affect the wrongful death case against aeg live? all right, back to you in london, kate. >> thanks, you guys. we are anxiously awaiting the first look at kate and william's baby boy, as well as seeing them after this momentous moment for them. we know he's a big baby, a very healthy baby. what we don't know yet is the little guy's name, of course, when he's going home, and when we'll see him for the first time. london's landmarks lighting up the night's sky in red, white, and blue in honor of prince william and kate's first baby, many celebrating into the night.

crowds erupting in excitement outside buckingham palace as brits welcome the news. >> the royal highness, duchess of cambridge safely delivered a son. >> after more than ten hours of labor, kate delivered the third in line to the british throne. prince william spent the night by his wife and baby's side. for days the media camped outside the very hospital where princess diana gave birth to prince william and harry some three decades before. the yet to be named prince of cambridge weighed in at 8 pounds, 6 ounces. crowds following the car to buckingham palace to see it placed on a gilded easel, a tradition since the 18th century. >> today we have the queen's press secretary. she has just placed the birth announcement on the gilded easel. >> breaking with tradition, a detailed statement before the

formal bulletin, revealing the royals are informed and are delighted with the news. prince william issued a brief statement saying, we could not be happier. >> thank you very much. >> prince charles adding, grandparenthood is a unique moment in anyone's life, as countless kind people have told me in recent months, so i am enormously proud and happy to be a grandfather for the first time. so what is next for the newborn prince? well right now the duke and duchess of cambridge are still at the hospital with their little royal bundle of joy and that is where max foster is outside this morning. hey there, max. >> hey, kate. yeah, we're really waiting to see them appear on the doorstep. royal sources told us it will happen in the next 24 hours, but not in the next five hours. that's what we're bracing for. we're told the whole family is doing well. there was a checkup this morning, obviously, medical

checkups the day after someone's had a baby. the royal gynecologist was in there having full checkups of them. i don't know whether he had concerns, there's no suggestion that he did, but there's a reason they are staying in today and having more checkups later on and maybe they just want to spend some more time together. they have tried to do this over the last day or so, have a truly sort of family moments, just the three of them, bonding moments. we haven't had lots of visitors. the palace hasn't talked about visitors, it's about those three really getting to know each other. it's an exciting time for any parent, of course, but when the whole world is trying to share your moment, as well, i think those moments become particularly precious. >> absolutely. all right, max, keep us updated live outside st. mary's hospital. thank you very much. joining me now, cnn royal commentator, katy nichol, i will be one of the first to purchase your book, katie. max was just talking about when

everyone's waiting for the moment when they walk on to the doorstep of the hospital. inevitably everyone will have a flashback to 1982 when diana and charles did the same moment with little prince william. >> diana in that amazing sort of tent-like dress, which i am guaranteeing katherine will not be wearing. she's been so stylish throughout her whole pregnancy. you're right, it's so iconic and we'll never forget those images. >> and the comparisons. you make those comparisons and it makes you wonder what influence, do you think, diana and how she raised william and also his tumultuous childhood at times will influence how he wants to raise his son. >> well, i think in terms of the tumultuous childhood and, of course, coming from a broken family, that will make the prince more determined than ever, he and kate, this is a marriage for life, strong family unit. william said he wanted two,

didn't hesitate, two, he said. we'll see more children and i think they'll be a very happy unit. you have to remember they've been together a long time now, over a decade, and when you've spent that long with someone, you know the best, worst, inside and outside. there is a foundation of friendship that this relationship is based on, and i think that's really important, because just as we're talking about continuity and succession in terms of this baby, well, the marriage has to last, too. that's really important. windsor has been scarred by divorce, i don't think this is going to happen with these two. >> the duchess brings a very different upbringing to this marriage and to this baby. she comes from a very solid family and that is something that william always loved about her. >> yeah. william spends a lot of time at the middleton family home in bucklebury. sunday lunches are the favorite of the day, wine out. >> do you think that will be part of the royal baby? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> what role does the palace -- how much influence do you think the palace will have on raising this baby?

obviously, it's going to be a huge part of his life. >> it will have an influence, of course, this is a prince and future king, but i think that influence is going to come in later. i think for those infant years it's going to be the couple and the middletons. weekends at the middleton family home, but once the child becomes a teenager, there will be training sessions here at buckingham palace, that constitutional training will come into effect, just as it did for william. >> how do you think they'll make their mark? the image of kate pushing the cart after the wedding, that was one of the iconic images that everyone said she is normal, just like us. how do you think they are going to make that same mark when it comes to their child? ? i wonder if it's going to be pushing in one of the royal gardens. we saw her walking her dog, no reason she wouldn't walk her pram. she's just like us. >> also private people and protective and how concerned they will be about their

children's safety. >> of course. it's going to be the biggest obstacle, challenge for this couple, how do you reconcile being very public and private, and they are a private couple. >> william has had such a difficult relationship with the press since his childhood because of what happened to his mother and often blamed the press for her death. >> this is an opportunity to get new boundaries and respect and agreement. you'll get the christening pictures but the rest of the time it's behind closed doors with us and we're private. >> stick with me, we'll be talking much more about this. so much more on the royal birth, including a look at kate and diana, why they are both so loved. >> looking forward to that. back here, starting with frightening moments on the runway of new york's laguardia airport. this is the kind of thing frequent flyers have nightmares about. the nose gear gives way just as the plane comes in for a

landing. luckily, only minor injuries reported. let's head live to poppy harlow at laguardia this morning. hey, poppy. >> reporter: good morning, lucky only minor injuries were reported, because this was a scary and sudden landing for southwest flight 345 coming here from nashville last night. just a very, very hard landing, and this coming just weeks after the asiana flight 214 crash landed in san francisco. you can see sparks flying as southwest airlines flight 345 out of nashville lands hard on its nose. >> the nose wheel specifically collapsed. the aircraft skidded down the runway on its nose and then veered off and came to rest in a grass area. >> reporter: 150 people aboard evacuated on emergency slides. >> i thought it was just terrible job of the pilot, but i didn't realize what happened until i actually left the plane. >> it was like getting smashed in a car wreck.

>> very chaotic. no one knew what was going on. flight attendants crying. >> reporter: these photos obtained exclusively by cnn show the scene inside the airport lounge where passengers waited hours for luggage from the stranded plane. according to the faa, the plane came safely to a stop at the edge of the runway, no injuries were immediately reported to air traffic control. the faa is investigating. ten nonlife threatening injuries were later reported, but the scare comes on the heels of the crash landing of a flight that left three dead at san francisco international airport earlier this month. now images of that plane's interior show charred seats, an eerie reminder of what can happen. the incident at la guardia closed the airport for incoming flights for just an hour. southwest said in a statement it's cooperating with local authorities and the ntsb has been notified. and chris, at this hour, that

southwest plane has been removed from runway 4 here at laguardia. that runway opened just an hour ago. the ntsb is on the ground here and they'll be investigating trying to find out what happened. i spoke with a passenger at the hospital last night who was on that plane. little smoke inhalation, she's going to be fine, but she told me overall the exit was orderly, only took about ten minutes for them to get off that plane. chris? >> two big questions, when they knew and what did the pilots do. thank you for your reporting this morning. the royal baby is not the only international spectacle going. pope francis is in brazil this morning. crowds swarmed his car on monday. as you can see, he's in an ordinary hatchback. this is a big deal for the pope, he wanted to be accessible for the people. people are reaching in. authorities say they later had to detonate a pipe bomb at one of his planned stops. miguel, the obvious question, the pope wants to reach out to

people, be accessible, but is he putting himself at risk? >> reporter: well, look, as he describes it, he wants to gently knock on the door of brazil and he certainly had a very good start to it. but i want to show you the paper in sao paulo, this is what the device actually looks like, if you can see that. it's a small green plastic device with a fuse on it, and it was found in a bathroom in a parking lot that is near the shrine that the pope will be visiting later this week. pope francis, off to a low-key start on his biggest trip yet. as his plane landed, everything here stopped. then he emerged. his ride from the airport, a silver hatchback sent the unmistakable message, this is a different pope. he drove with the windows down. when it came to a stop, he was

swarmed by pilgrims. this trip is important for the church because it will bring all countries together and make for a strong emotional experience. and then the moment so many have waited for, the first public appearance by the pope, a quick spin around downtown rio. this is what it sound like, this is what it looks like, this is what it feels like for the first latin american pope to touch ground and be seen in a latin american country. there were some protests. >> we don't believe the government should spend money in covering the events of the pope. >> reporter: protesters even tear gassed at rio's government palace. but excitement over this pope's visit, hard to overcome. good start for a man on a mission to reinvigorate the church. and you are looking at the stage on the beach where the pope will

be on thursday. they are doing their final security checks with bomb sniffing dogs and with metal detectors. there's tens of thousands of security officials working on this for the pope, so they feel that they have it in hand. the wrong turn was certainly some cause for concern, but at the moment the vatican is laughing it off. chris? >> all right, miguel, thank you very much. appreciate the reporting from there this morning. in other news, the state police sergeant who released these images will learn the status of his job today. hearing in massachusetts will determine what happens to sergeant sean murphy over the leak. cnn pamela brown joins us with that. i've been trying it out on social media. some are saying he did it without approval so there should be some type of wrist slapping, but few say he should lose his job. >> huge outpouring of support. already more than 56,000 likes on that page and a lot of

comments, as well. one person wrote i believe the only way "rolling stone" magazine could save face is by putting sean murphy on the cover of their next issue, with the caption "a true american hero." the family of sean collier has released a statement in support of sergeant murphy saying, we believe sergeant murphy's motives were selfless. in our opinion, he has been sufficiently punished. but others say not only was this wrong, this could also interfere with the pending criminal case involving tsarnaev and some people say, as well, this could potentially also be a way of glorification because you're showing tsarnaev incurring such a large police presence. >> martyred him. >> exactly. but the hearing today will ultimately decide what his status will be. there's a few different outcomes that could happen today. he could remain on full duty. he could be put on restricted

duty, suspended with pay, suspended without pay during the course of the investigation. this will be decided by three commission massachusetts state police officers. it will not be open to the public or the media. >> this is the status for until the investigation's done. >> right. this is just pending investigation and then, of course, whatever happens, whatever the outcome is could change depending what they find. >> pamela brown, thank you very much for this important story we're going to be following. a lot of other news, as well, michaela is here with it. >> headlines for you, a massive jailbreak, now a massive man hunt in iraq. 500 convicts, including a senior al qaeda members escaping. real concern about the stability of that nation in light of this. >> michaela, it just doesn't get any worse. we have some extraordinary video to show everyone. this is nighttime video of this jailbreak attack at abu gareb. you can't see a lot of the detail, you can sure hear it, though.

militants attacking the prison with heavy weapons, rocket propelled grenades, machine guns, suicide bombers, car bombs. the iraqi justice ministry says 500 up mates escaped, many members of al qaeda in iraq and many senior members of that terrorist group. what's the implication? more instability, more violence in iraq, but also great concern some of those al qaeda members may try to make their way across the border into syria where al qaeda has been stepping up its efforts in the fighting there. michaela? >> certainly worrisome, barbara starr, thank you so much for that. cleveland's police chief talking about a potential serial killer in custody saying there may be more victims. michael madison is expected of killing three women whose bodies were found in plastic bags. he was charged monday with three counts of aggravated murder, three counts of kidnapping. the medical examiner is asking for the public's help now to identify those victims. just days after being found

not guilty of trayvon martin, george zimmerman stopped at the scene of a serious accident in sanford, florida, and helped pull a family of four from their overturned suv. disgraced cyclist lance armstrong says he still expects intense reactions to his doping admission, but in an interview with "the des moines register," he said he can handle it. >> i didn't expect to walk away or stand up and leave that piece with everybody saying, okay, all right, he said it, forget it, let's move on. i knew it was going to be a process and so, you know, the reaction and the fallout was more than i expected, but that's life. i'm a big boy. >> armstrong's admission erased his tour de france wins. he spoke during the register's great bicycle ride across iowa. he says people there have been supportive. a new viral video for you.

here's what happens when four house cats meet their new roommate, a stuffed bobcat. obviously, that stuffed bobcat not going anywhere, but, oh, look how fast they scramble. one cat gets a little too close and they are gone, but a couple of them come back for more. you got to see this again. it's too good. what, what? >> so someone makes a noise. >> somebody made a noise. >> and it was just close enough to the other one. i like the other ones wept to school on that black and white cat. you see that one in the back, let's see what happens to him first. >> let's send mikey. cats sent scrambling everywhere. >> a lot of cats in that house. very nice. i like that. changes the vibe of the morning, thank you, michaela. >> you're welcome. let's get over to meteorologist ind ra peterson. hopefully you're not bringing us down with bad news. >> i have a video of my dog doing that of a statue on the

side of the street. first, monsoonal thunderstorms, typical for this time of year, but right around the cold front in the midwest, threat for severe weather. talking about kansas stretching all the way over through kentucky. otherwise, the rest of us are dealing with a lot of moisture coming in out of the gulf, a nice pattern change from last week. threat of thunderstorms are out there, about one to two inches of rain from the northeast down to the southeast, but the big difference is the cooler temperatures. last week we were talking about heat indexes feeling like 105. 70s sound by tomorrow? >> very nice. >> 20 degrees cooler than last week. >> 70s and dry, even better. >> you can thank me later. >> breakfast is on me. >> you heard it here. coming up on "new day," this is something you're going to want to see, tearful testimony from michael jackson's mom. what she said on the witness stand during his wrongful death trial. we also, of course, are covering the royal baby birth. we have kate bolduan over there, the real kate, now in london.

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enjoy a fresh-baked chocolate chip cookie at check-in and more, with rates as low as $99 per night at a doubletree. book now at doubletree.com/getaway. welcome back to "new day," everybody. tearful words from michael jackson's mother, katherine, testifying for a second day in the wrongful death suit against tour promotor aeg live. the 83-year-old grandmother told the court she watched her son

waste away. live in los angeles with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the key question in this case is who hired dr. conrad murray, but for the past two days in court, all eyes have been on katherine jackson. michael jackson's mother endured a second day of confrontational questioning from attorneys of aeg live, the company she and jackson's children are suing for billions of dollars over the singer's death. marvin putnam revealed a letter signed by mrs. jackson calling a 2007 magazine report about michael jackson's prescription drug abuse a lie. putnam asked mrs. jackson, was it a lie at the time to say your son had a problem with prescription drugs? she responded, yes, because i didn't know he had a problem, but earlier katherine jackson admitted attending an attempted intervention five years earlier. >> she's looking to blame someone else for the very things

she and her family knew and that's why those questions were asked. >> reporter: the jackson family may tree yark has appeared confused, tired, and irritated on the stand. >> for being as old as she is, 83 years old, i think she did a good job trying to answer the questions. she didn't remember everything, but i think it's clear what happened. >> reporter: aeg live is trying to show there was no way it could have prevented michael jackson's drug overdose death when even his own family couldn't. the trial has been filled with dramatic moments, including intimate home videos of jackson and his children. >> i'm daddy's baby and i love my daddy. >> reporter: and testimony from paris jackson, who's recovering from a suicide attempt. this aggressive questioning of katherine jackson could prove risky for aeg live, even though they have been able to point out

inconsistencies in her testimony, jurors see her every day needing help getting on and off the witness stand so that could provide some sympathy for her and could backfire on the defense. chris, michaela? >> that will be the key balancing test for them, what leverage they get by exposing inconsistencies, versus how they poison the jury making them feel unfair towards this ailing grandmother. thank you very much for the reporting this morning. appreciate it. >> interesting to see the footage of the children, never before seen. interesting and telling. >> this is a tough situation, has been from the beginning. we're going to take a break on "new day." when we come back, he's already under pressure to step down under sexual harassment allegations, be now san diego mayor bob filner is getting sued. princess diana's son now a parent himself, can the duchess of cambridge follow her example? we'll be right back. ♪

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oh, the beautiful picture, the scene, the music. welcome back to "new day." it is tuesday, july 23rd. i'm chris cuomo. kate, look up to the camera, there you are. beautiful, beautiful. >> sorry, sweetie. just enjoying my time here in london. hello, everyone, i'm kate bolduan. coming up this half hour, royal moms. the comparison is inevitable, so

how will duchess katherine stack up compared to the late princess diana? it's something people have asked since they were married. >> that's going to be an interesting one. here, the mayor of san diego facing serious allegations of sexual harassment from his former communications director. that's going to be a lawsuit we're going to tell you about. other headlines, as well. the five things you need to know for your day only michaela knows. >> only your new day. >> exactly. >> the question has confessed nsa leaker edward snowden overplayed his hand? intelligence officials looking at everything he stole and it appears he missed the crown jewel. barbara starr is at the pentagon with the latest. barbara? >> hi, michaela, officials saying snowden didn't get the crown jewels. what are the crown jewels? that's the actual content of nsa communications intercepts, the actually conversations between terrorists, for example. he didn't get that far into the system, but, you know, skeptics

may wonder if they are now downplaying him because he's still at large. government officials say absolutely not, he caused real damage. terrorists are taking notice of what has been released and they are now trying to reconstruct some of the government intercept networks, move things around, get back fully into business. there are some fixes under way post snowden, if you will. more passwords, two-man download systems, and very interestingly, they believe now they know how he did get to everything, that there was simply too much data, too much information in one place in the nsa computer systems. snowden knew it and he got into that. michaela? >> barbara starr, thank you. here's to other things we need to know. investigation under way into what caused the nose gear to collapse on a flight into laguardia airport. several passengers and crew members were hospitalized. a hearing on the status of massachusetts police sergeant sean murphy who released pictures of dzhokhar tsarnaev as

he was captured. a judge is expected to decide whether o.j. simpson received a fair trial. he's serving 33 years for a botched robbery at a las vegas hotel. first lady michelle obama will be the speaker this morning at a convention in new orleans. she is going to discuss childhood obesity. you know, we're always updating the five things to know, so be sure to go to newday.cnn.com for the latest. back to the royal baby watch and kate in london. hi, darling. >> thanks, guys. the comparisons between duchess katherine and princess diana, they may not be the fairest, but it's really unavoidable really. parallels to the late princess diana have been drawn ever since prince william proposed to kate middleton and now that kate has given birth to a son, don't expect the comparisons to end. no doubt many were flashing back

to june of 1982 when princess diana introduced the world to baby prince william for the first time. when this framed birth announcement was placed on a gilded easel outside buckingham palace, will and kate's tiny new addition officially became part of a family full of long standing tradition, like that easel. it's the same one that bore the announcement of prince william 31 years ago. and the hospital, dozens of news organizations have been staked outside the lindo wing at st. mary's hospital for weeks. the same place princess diana gave birth to prince william. >> what's really great is kate and will are upholding tradition with the birth of their baby boy. they both went to the same wing that princess diana and prince charles welcomed william, so what we're seeing is following tradition. >> every moment of their pregnancies was seen and scrutinized around the world, from how they looked to what they wore. >> they were actually starting trends.

whatever they wore, other people followed suit and usually whether diana or kate, those dresses sold out immediately. >> the new baby prince will be raised in the same home, kensington palace, where william and harry grew up and many royal experts believe kate will try to give her child the same sense of normalcy diana always strived for. >> we're going to see probably them take the baby on firl tours the same way diana took prince william and harry on official tours. they are really going to be a united front in terms of a family. >> and diana's brother released a statement just a short while ago saying this, quote, we're all so pleased. it's wonderful news. my father always told us how diana was born on such a blisteringly hot day in july 1961. it's another very happy summer's day half a century later. very sweet from diana's family.

joining me to talk more about this is cnn's royal historian, kate williams. looking back to see more pomp and pageantry. >> getting ready for the 41-gun salute about 2:00. that's traditional, ever since the birth of edward vii in the 19th century. let's cover our ears. >> definitely. i see the guns traveling past us right now. >> gun carriages actually, there are seven of them. they are really incredible and they will keep firing until 41 is done. >> it's actually a perfect segue. you're talking about the birth of an heir, there's so much tradition that comes with it, but as we're seeing that piece, i don't think diana and charles are really given enough credit for how they really broke the mold, did things their own way, really modernized raising a royal baby. set the stage for william and kate. >> you are so right, kate. diana and charles transformed

everything. diana was an incredible mother. she had william so young, her early 20s she had two children, but she was an incredible mother, so creative, so imaginative, so devoted. all the old traditions were swept away. she had her children in the hospital. she kept her children by her all the time. the queen, when charles was very young, she went away on tour and missed his first tea, his first word, that was fine. diana didn't want that. she took the children with her. we all remember the fantastic photo of her putting out her arms to william and henry. she was such a devoted mother. this is the question, duchess katherine is seen by the world, looked at by the world, wearing diana's engagement ring, but we know she said she wants to be a really great mother and most of all what she wants to do is give the child some kind of normal upbringing just as she had. i know you have those in the states, as well, went to brownies, the local school. cub scouts, here he comes.

>> also what do you think, traditionally, what is the role and how much influence does the mother's family play and how will the middleton's role be different? >> traditionally the mother's family plays no role whatsoever. they are pretty much pushed out the way, this is the heir to the throne, it's not about her family. it's going to be different this time, because first of all, carole middleton, she's the only real grandmother and she also is terribly close to kate. we do believe now after william and kate -- after william goes back from his paternity leave, he has two weeks off work is over, that kate will go to her parents' house in bucklebury and get used to the baby with her mother. she won't be with nannies, she'll be with her mother. the influence of carole middleton will be very strong and william wants it that way, he adores her. >> when talking about the influence of diana, one thing

that is very different, she was very protective of trying to keep them private, give them some kind of privacy. one aspect different is the role of social media. it's not just the traditional press that is wanting to get into their world, social media kind of breaks down barriers. >> so right, diana was inspired going to the cinema, amusement parks, but also keeping them private. what she used to do was make a deal with the photographers. okay, you can have a few photos, then leave us alone. photographers agreed to that. that can't happen now. whatever happens with the mainstream media, there are still people out with internet cameras and iphones and we know william and kate were snapped in mystique not by a mainstream photographer, but an individual on the beach with them and knew that kind of picture can these days garner you hundreds of thousands of pounds. >> a lot of give and take everyone's going to have to work with. stick with me, much more

coming up. thank you so much for everything. i think we want to show you live pictures. did you hear that racket going on behind us? they are setting up for the big finale of our show, the 41-gun salute. we're going to be watching it right along with you. chris? >> very cool. can't wait for that. right now, though, it is time for impact your world. paul newman style. the lead actor created a summer camp for sick children to escape reality, naming it after the hole in the wall gang. now newman's friend alec baldwin is carrying on with his mission and making an impact for these kids. >> hi, i'm alec baldwin, and we can make an impact on children's cancer. i've been involved with the hole in the wall gang camp in connecticut around 20 years now, and the reason i got involved was a friend of mine introduced me to paul newman.

when you come to the camp, what's interesting is you see the joy in the kids' faces. they are having an experience here that they would likely only have here. the parents that you spend most of the time talking to discuss what they've been going through and they've been going through a lot, because there's just nothing more vexing, i think, than to have a child who has a grave illness and you're powerless to do something about that. >> all right, what's the deal? let's go. >> these kids have an excess of the difficult things in life. it robs them of their childhood, and when they come to the camp, they have a childhood on so many different levels. hole in the wall is something where we have to keep it going and it has to expand. probably the greatest cause i've ever seen in my life. join the movement, impact your world, cnn.com/impact. >> one of the things that made paul newman such a great man, not just a great actor. alec is right, just because you're a child, doesn't mean you have a childhood with one of these illnesses.

>> absolutely, makes them grow up way too soon. when we come back, san diego mayor bob filner under pressure. supporters say he sexually harassed them, now one is coming forward and suing. plus, what put six inches of snow on a yard in texas in the middle of summer? nothing less than the power of the good stuff. stay with us. ♪

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a former staffer for the mayor of san diego has come forward with new and disturbing allegations of his behavior towards female coworkers.

bob filner's former communications director claims he put her through a nightmare. cnn's torrey dunham is live in san diego. what do we know? >> reporter: chris, the mayor is in the middle of a firestorm that's only getting hotter with this alarming new lawsuit. >> he had asked me to work without my underwear on. i saw him place his hands where they did not belong on numerous women. >> reporter: she's coming forward with graphic charges of sexual harassment against san diego mayor bob filner. she says working as the mayor's communications director was the worst six months of her entire career. >> i was placed in the filner headlock and moved around as a rag doll while he whispered sexual comments in my ear. >> reporter: mccormick-jackson is the first alleged victim to show her face in a scandal that surfaced nearly two weeks ago

when a former city councilwoman said she had evidence filner engaged in inappropriate actions with women. in a new statement, filner says, quote, i do not believe these claims are valid. that is why due process is so important. i intend to defend myself vigorously and i know that justice will prevail. just last week, the 70-year-old democrat posted this video acknowledging he needed help. >> i am embarrassed to admit i have failed to fully respect the women who work for me and with me. >> reporter: but he hasn't admitted to claims of harassment. filner's fight goes on amid growing calls for his resignation. >> this is not a partisan thing. this is a right and wrong thing. sexual harassment is wrong. >> bottom line, what do you want to happen? >> the mayor needs to resign and the mayor needs to resign immediately. we can't be america's finest city with america's worst mayor. >> he is not fit to be mayor of our great city.

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a commemorative dish, herod's celebrates the baby of the duke and duchess of cambridge 2013. it's beautiful and delicate. absolutely gorgeous. simon, stick with me, i'm going to grab one more thing from lindsey. how could you not love a little baby mug? isn't it adorable? they call him prams here, we call them strollers. >> very nice. >> herrods, the first baby of the duke and duchess 2013, i'll do a little shopping and bring you back some gifts, guys. >> very nice. very nice. that's great. we're going to take a break so we can get to the 41-gun salute. thanks for the gifts. >> we love it. bye, kate. >> you got it. having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'.

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kate, thanks for all the great coverage from london and for mickey and me back in new york, thanks so much for watching. "cnn newsroom" with carol costello begins right now. cheerio, carol. >> yes, cheerio, and good morning to you all. have a great day. happening now in the newsroom. the buzz over the baby, breaking new details this morning direct from the hospital. william and kate and the birth of a prince as the world watches and waits for a name. moment of impact, amazing new pictures this morning as a plane's landing gear collapses. the fiery crash and the terrifying moments and the question, what went wrong? security fiasco. the pope's visit to brazil marred by a bomb plot, a wrong turn, and barricaded by gridlocked traffic. new concerns this morning in a country notorious for crime.