taken into hospital. what everybody is kind of doing now and the media pack right outside st. mary's hospital. the biggest media scene i've seen in a long time. and so far no news, but that's good news, apparently. >> all right, so, she's in the wing of the hospital who the gynecologist came out of retirement for this occasion. all indications that everything is okay in there. she has been there for several hours. is it the early stages of labor or is she past that? do we know? >> it's not the easiest time. certainly not the most glamorous time as we all know. i think what is important, actually, just the mechanics of what has gone on before she arrived at the hospital. late last night all of her things were taken over there via one of the royal.

everything was set in place. she didn't do particularly well yesterday. but didn't feel particularly well. what we had was a very, very hot day here in london and last night around 2:00 a.m. the most horrific thunderstorms across central of london. maybe that's an omen and that could have set her off. by 6:00 a.m., she was straight off to the hospital. >> neil, two big questions everyone wants to know. the sex of the baby. are we going to have a princess or a prince and the name. do you have hints on either one of those? >> well, again, what is interesting is that they have to have four names. it's basically royal skcripture. i bet for a boy on george and if a girl i see a victoria in there because we're talking queen victoria because i think it's a good -- it's a name that has come back into fashion, as i'm

sure you'll ladies will agree. as kate herself has said, as long as the baby is healthy both her and william will be ecstatic. bright sunshine what a fabulous way to start a monday. >> that's for sure. a strategy in place for announcing the information. it'soing to come possibly in three steps. first the announcement of whether it's a boy or a fwugirld then possibly a second announcement with that as they did with prince william indicating he has blue eyes or some other details and at some point this morning we expect, if everything goes well, to see the baby? >> that's right. now, may seem rather old-fashioned to people around the world the way they do this, the moment that the baby is born, a piece of white paper comes out and given to a waiting black cab, a black car.

that is sped across town back to bucking hm palace where the queen will read the details first. the next ten minutes after that, an artist easel will be put up and that's when the rest of the public can take a read of exactly the details. as the day folds we get details of hair color, weight and that kind of thing. kind of a frenzy and fantastic to find this out. the picture, the moment that everybody is waiting for is the most infamous picture when they emerged from the hospital with their big bundle of joy. >> tradition changing just a little bit because on top of that easel we just showed video of where it will be announced, they apparently plan to announce it right after on twitter. things definitely changing there. i want to go back, neil, and ask

you about succession. rules have changed. whether it is a boy or a girl, they will be third in line to the throne. >> yeah, third in line to the throne. basically prince harry, you're out. still very eligible, though. still not married. i would definitely get in there. i think that's an interesting. historical fact, as well. obviously, this is the first time this has happened. when you reflect on something like this, you have to look at the sort of the big event, as it were, of the historical meaning. whatever sex instantly becomes third in line to the throne. i think, also, a little timeout and think about prince charles who becomes a grandfather because a very momentous occasion. when you look at the job and the succession line. like people are thinking william and his child. >> you mentioned prince harry. where is he right now?

how close by are other family members to the scene? >> well, the queen is in buckingham palace. we're not quite sure where prince philip is, harry is down at kensington palace. quite a lot of family members are around. princess anne has her own hands full because her daughter is expecting a baby right now. they're playing it rather low key because this is william and kate's moment. once the baby is born and they go back to buckingham palace there is a small celebration and the queen gets involved and then the more formal portraits set up in the pictures and that's what they know the world wants to see. it's our traditions and the bottom line is they know what they have to do to give the public the show. >> neil sean our royal watcher, thank you so much for joining us. >> pleasure, you take care,

girls. >> you, too. right now let's go to fox news london correspondent with the latest from her perspective this morning. >> hi, i'm outside the wing and just so many people here and so anxious for the news. for the last three weeks a massive press and now we have all sorts of curious onlookers and members of the public taking pictures of the action over here. the last few days the papers have been full of comic strips. basically, storks delivering curry to induce labor because such a period of uncertainty and now speculation of the due date and all of that is over. we're just waiting here for news. we will only know when the baby is born when we see a member from the household staff leave

under police escort. he will have signed birth announcement with him and it will be posted on the easel that neil shaup was talking about. a way they continue tradition. the duchess went into labor predawn, 5:00 or 5:30 this morning. she was spotted entering a side wing of st. mary's hospital. it's not clear whether or not paparazzi managed to get a shot of that. kensington palace confirmed she was in the early stages of labor two and a half hours ago. we don't know what stage she is in now. back to you in new york. >> thank you. and now to some of your other head h 0000s. police say 35-year-old michael madison is a registered sex offender who admitted to

having a fascination with serial killers. this as volunteers hunt for more bodies. the police chief is warning searchers to be prepared to find one or two more victims. >> basically the information we also received from him just makes us think that it's a little more to it and we want to be sure the best we can. so, we're going to search as many of the surrounding areas as we can. >> after a day-long search, no more information is found. a german company that built cars for the ride said it is safe, but sending inspectors to find out what went wrong. rosy esparza fell to her death at six flags over texas. the company said it never had problems with car safety bars over the past 0 years. meanwhile her son is speaking out about the tragedy on facebook. he wrote his mother's death is

like a nightmare from which he could not wake up. he is happy he could enjoy his time with her while she was alive. while you were sleeping, pope francis left for his first international trip. this is new video from rome of the pope boarding his flight to brazil for world youth day. 2 million catholics are expected to attend the week-long celebration. more than 10,000 army, air force and navy officers and esleet security forces will guard him as he tours rio de janeiro. phil mickelson played the round of his life. did you see this in the final round of the british open. it was something to see. he started the day five shots back. not even in the conversation but four birdies on the back nine

shot him up the leaderboard. on the 18th hole sunk a birdie p putt to secure victory. mickelson wins his first ever open championship and fifth career major. well, this week president obama will begin to refocus on the economy. this just days after the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. >> a federal bailout for detroit was a big topic of debate on the sunday talk shows. steve live for us in washington with more. good morning, steve. >> good morning. $18 billion in debt is forcing employees into bankruptcy. now, the bankruptcy process will be a lengthy one, excuse me. it will involve more than 1 00,000 creditors including the fire and police and retirement system as well as the city's 20,000 general retirees.

kevin orr for the city saying all city workers weather currently employed or retired will see pension cuts. >> we'll have a conversation about what we can do and two different funds. police and fire and general services. they may have different levels of funding and all we're talking about in this restructuring the component of those pension funds. >> orr called on a federal bankruptcy judge to represent retiree interest. cutting pensions is prohibited by the state constitution. the mayor says the city has to set a strategy for how to bounce back and michigan's mayor says this is all about fiscal responsibility. >> this is 60 years of decline. this is kicking the can down the road for 60 years. my perspective on it, enough is enough. i think there needs to be more accountability in government. let's deal with this tragic situation and take care of the citizens. this is what it is all about.

>> the president and his team monitoring the situation. no indication of a bailout is in the works. the president, of course, will head out on wednesday on a tour through the midwest making several stops, including an address at knox college in illinois. kick off a series of speeches to promote his domestic economic agenda. back to you guys. >> steve. by the way, steve, we all get choked up at this hour in the morning. it's 5:12 on the east coast. thanks. now, to an extreme weather alert. causing severe flash floods in arizona. rushing water swallowed up roads leaving drivers trapped and prompting dozens of rescues. >> severe weather hitting southern utah. a storm chaser capturing this amazing video flooding part of the desert. the east coast getting relief from a heat wave. maria joins us with more. >> good morning.

finally a relief from the hot temperatures across the northeast and mid-atlantic. take a look at these high temperatures for today. only 80 degrees in new york city. actually below the average for this time of the year. meanwhile, we're still looking at hot temperatures in sections of the plains. 90 degrees for your high in dallas and texas. showers and storms across the eastern half of the country with a risk of severe weather across parts of the plain states anywhere from parts of wisconsin down into sections of kansas. >> maria, thanks. the time right now 13 after the hour. more on our fox news alrert. the royal baby on its way. the royal duchess in labor now. the numbers on the menu supposed to make people eat healthier. results ahead. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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we are following breaking baby news. a live look at st. mary's hospital where kate middleton has gone into labor. martha joins us on the phone from london. i know you're excited. >> we are. we have been waiting for a week for this news to come and what we can tell you this morning around 5:00 a.m., 5:30 they left kensington palace and driven over here a range rover and an audi pulled up to the side entrance. they went inside. prince william and the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton. they're inside. labor, we're told, is progressing normally and she's in the early stages of labor which, you know, as most people know, that could mean that it could be some time before anything happens. it's my guess that a situation that would have put most women

having their doctor say go home and relax and come back. she is in the hospital in the duration. we could be in the early stages. >> we asked earlier, what about other family members. have you gotten a feel or seen any of them around the area this morning? >> we have not seen any other family members arrive. i think it's highly unlikely any members of the royal family would be present, besides prince william. it's possible her mother may be part of the process, nat would not be surprising given the fact that she has been watching over kate over the past several weeks. i wouldn't expect, since the queen made it quite clear that she's not coming anywhere near the hospital. it's not sort of traditional royal family protocol to all gather at the hospital kardashian style with their

cameras. >> it would be exciting if some kardashian showed up to top it off. martha, thank you for getting up early and joining us. >> thanks, guys. we'll see you throughout the day. >> thank you. >> time now to turn to your top business stories of the morning. good morning, lauren. >> it's impossible to top the baby. another jump at the pump. if you're filling up the gas tank expect to pay $3.67 the new national average. 21 cents more than they did last year. so, a new national average of 4 bucks is certainly possible with many folks in states already paying that. taxes are a big culprit and california drivers, for instance, shell out 72 cents a gallon in taxes. that's higher than the national average of nearly 50 cents. we do have some better news for you this morning. more companies are saying, you're hired. a third of economists say their companies have added jobs in the

second quarter. that's the highest percentage in just about two years and looks even better going forward. nearly four in ten say they expect to hire more workers in the next six months. and how many hours a day do you spend doing personal tasks from your desk at work? a new survey says the average worker spends an hour a day doing things like checking the weather and spending time on social sites. it can get pretty bad, though. almost a fifth of workers say they missed a deadline or not finished work because they were too busy doing their own personal tasks. i know that's not any of you. >> yeah, that's taking it a little too far. lauren simonetti. thanks. the hidden danger in every home that parents need to know about. your tv could be a hazard to your child. plus, the two years when you're the most happiest. results of a brand-new study, that's up next.

welcome back a fox news alert for you. you're looking live at st. mary's hospital where at any moment kate middleton could give birth to the royal baby. she went into labor overnight and arrived at the private wing with prince william by her side. so far all reports say things are progressing normally. crowds have started to gather outside the hospital anxiously awaiting word of the baby's birth. so, what is next and how will we learn about the new baby? william fitzwilliams joins us from london with more. >> it is a very, very exciting

time. the anticipation, this is what we have been waiting for and in front of the hospital. >> what happens next? we now have this official announcement and she has gone into labor. what will be the next indication as to what's going on? >> next indication will be charmingly theatrical. no further announcement until the baby is born, the queen from the other royal family and the middletons are informed and a royal official under police escort will go to buckle ham palace and an easel will be place in the forecourt of the palace. the same easel from prince william's birth and on it will be the sex of the baby, the weight, perhaps a comment or

two. we don't know if there will be any names mentioned and that will be signed by the medical team and then social media and the world will be discussing it and will be celebrating. >> you know, social media, they've already been discussing it since the day these two got married. people have been waiting for this baby to be born and in terms of the succession, there's something different this time around, as well. whether it be a girl or a boy or a prince or a princess, they will then become third in line to the throne, correct? >> absolutely correct. this has to go through the parliaments of all 16 of the queen's, 16 out of 54 members of the commonwealth are monarchies and it hasn't yet proceeded through all of them. but it undoubtedly will be a fact and in 1980 and it's on the

right and proper that this is equalized and important also to note that this is the first time since 1894 that three generations in succession in line to the throne will be alive and the queen, of course, and the duke, of course, at 92 absolutely extraordinary when it comes to dedication of duty. wonderful time for the monarchy and for the nation and globally terrific news. >> your excitement has gotten me woken up and excited this morning. we appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you so much. >> it's a pleasure. >> patti ann. in other news he was supposed to root out fraud in homeland security $40 billion budget but "new york post" reports charles edwards did just the opposite.

documents show edwards took at least four trips to florida where he was earning a degree at taxpayers' expense. he hired his wife as an auditor that would violate laws. a scary warning this morning for parents. toppling televisions are sending thousands of kids to the emergency room each year. falling tvs sent more than 12,000 kids to e.r.s in 2011. that's up 54%. surprisingly more than two-thirds involved tvs less than 24 inches. the study which was published in pediatrics magazine says better safety standards are needed. and calories don't count. at least in terms of the decisions we make. a new study shows those calorie counts on restaurant menus don't work. researchers found no matter how much calorie information is on the list, people still choose

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welcome back, you're watching "fox & friends first." let's get right back to today's breaking news. the royal baby is on its way. kate middton currently in the early stages of labor at st. mary's hospital. martha mack callum joins us from the hospital. >> it is so busy town here. you know, yesterday you had reporters and cameramen, you know, reading books and hanging out and waiting for more than two weeks in some cases. but this morning it is buzzing down here. they have blocked off the streets. you may be able to see a little bit behind me. a fairly decent police presence in front of the lindo wing doors today. kate left home at kensington palace about 5:00 a.m. and arrived here between 5:25, 5:30

with just a couple cars in the inturussia and enti entered the entrance. we knew we wouldn't learn that she was here until after that was a done deal. we did get the word from the palace this morning. they said her labor was progressing normally and she was in the quote, early stages of labor. who knows. it could be quickly and it could take 48 hours at this point. we'll be standing by and waiting. we know prince william is with her and they're together inside and as far as we know no other family members are with them at the moment, but that may change over the course of this morning, heather. >> thank you very much. we'll check back in with you throughout the day, i'm sure. let's bring in author, commentator and she joins us now live. thank you for being here at this early hour. >> good morning. >> a little later in london, 10:30 in the morn p she has been

in the hospital now hours. still considered early stages. what do you think is going on right now? >> your heart goes out to her. the 43rd monarch when william the conqueror basically created my home nation. this is a first-time mother, like first-time mothers two-thirds of them, she was over her due date. your heart has to go out to her. she was always very clear she wanted a happy family with william. they're on their way to number one. >> one of the big questions, obviously, the gender. but either way if it's a boy or girl, third in line to the throne. >> it will be third in line to the throne. fairly antiquated the whole thing if this was a girl and then little brother and it wouldn't have worked with the british public. the monarchy is very good at adapting over time, that's how it survived. so, yes, girl or boy, we're looking at the 43rd monarch.

>> you mentioned it's a family affair. we spoke earlier about the fact that most of williams' family is at the palace. harry, et cetera. what about kate's family? >> you might well have carol and pippa there at the early stages and william will be there throughout. as charles was to diana back in 1982. that was very progressive at the time. william was the first heir to be born in a hospital. that didn't happen before. no, she is going to be giving birth that princess diana, the lindo wing at st. mary's. >> the queen's gynecologist for quite some time. so, everything appears to be going according to plan, but they are saying after all this time, still early stages. this could be a long haul before we get any information. >> we're not going to get updates. trying to have some level of

dignity. the eyes of the world and diana always talked about the stresses and strains of that attention especially right now. so, yes, thoughts, obviously, with her. >> they're not going to give us any more announcements until there is a baby at which point they will tell us the gender and the weight. >> we may not get a name. they took a week to decide on william's name. we may have to wait a little bit for a name. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> heather? >> i heard they waited like a month for prince charles. some other headlines we're following for you back here at home. the suspect in three gruesome deaths in east cleveland is expected to be formally charged today. police say 35-year-old michael madison is a registered sex offender who admitted to having a fascination with serial killers. this as volunteers joined the hunt for more bodies and the police chief warned searchers to be prepared to find one or two more victims.

>> basically the information we also received from him just makes us think that there is a little more to it and we want to be sure the best we can. so, we're going to search as many of the areas, surrounding areas as we can. >> after a day-long search yesterday, no more bodies were found. new information on a deadly roller coaster accident in north texas. a german company that built cars for the ride says it is safe. but it is sending inspectors to find out what went wrong. she fell to her death at six flags over texas after saying she was concerned about her safety restraint. the company says it has never had problems with car safety bars over the past 30 years. meanwhile, her son is speaking out about the tragedy on facebook. he wrote on his page in spanish, his mother's death is like a nightmare from which he cannot wake up. he is happy he could enjoy her time with her while she was alive. what do mick jagger and

taylor swift have in common inboth in the best years of their lives. people are happiest at the ages of 23 and 69. 23, apparently, people had the highest expectations for their future. over the next several decades, satisfaction declines. but then it increases, peaking, again, at 69 when people supposedly no longer get disappointed. >> all about having realistic expectations. detroit's record bankruptcy filing is putting new pressure on the obama administration this morning. doug is live in washington with the latest on that. good morning, doug. >> good morning. talk about realistic expectations as the president begins a big push on the economy, but for now, at least, detroit is on its own. the protests there in the streets of detroit may get louder and louder as we get deeper in this process but don't expect much from the white house. the president traveling to

illinois and troit is not part of the itinerary and the man charged with bringing detroit's books back in line is not expecting much help. >> we are not expecting the calvary to come charging in. we dug this hole and that's the -- >> what? the city of detroit? >> detroit may look like a functioning city, but up close parts of it are a wasteland. the city and its public employees unions made deals that taxpayers could not afford and benefits for current and retired workers could be cut. this may be the reckoning, but unions are fighting for the benefits they say the city agreed to. >> if it comes down to it a b l battle, may have to go all the way to the united states supreme court, if that's what they're going to choose. >> at the moment, detroit's bankruptcy petition is mired in a court fight and something that will take a long time. really comes down to a question of math. $20 billion in long-term debt.

a 10,000 current employees, but 18,000 retired ones. heather? >> all right, doug luzader live in washington, thanks. still to come, new developments in that deadly limo fire that claimed five members of a bridal party. what the driver was doing behind the wheel moments before the tragedy. plus, a man claims that he woke up with no memory of his past life and a swedish accent. but is it really just a hoax? the developments that are raising some red flags. ♪

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but once the baby is born, a bulletin will be posted outside buckingham palace and then it will be announced on twitter. new details about the limo fire that killed a new bride and her four friends in may. the estranged wife of the driver claims she was arguing with him on the phone just before the incident. he turned up the music so the passengers wouldn't hear. one of the survivors says she pounded on the window to get him to pull over when she saw smoke but he kept driving. he told police that he thought she was asking if they could smoke. there's growing suspicions that michael boatright may carry out an elaborate hoax for unknown reasons. the former english teacher now only communicates in swedish and says he believes his name is, people who know him say show no signs of trauma, which would be

common if he had amnesia. now to an extreme weather alert. completely switching gears. dangerous flash floods swamping parts of arizona near phoenix. firefighter husband to rescue people from their cars after nearly two inches of rain fell there. while in tucson three children were rescued from a sand bar after a rush of flood waters left them trapped there. meantime, the east coast finally getting relief from a brutal heat wave. maria joins us now with more on all of this. >> good morning, heather, patti ann. it doesn't sound like enough of rain to cause flash flooding but because it's so dry, we're talking about a desert. two inches of rain is a lot for parts of arizona, parts of nevada and into sections of utah. that's why we're talking about flooding out there and we could see more showers and more storms across the desert southwest that could be potentially producing some flooding. keep an eye out for that.

temperaturewise, much cooler across the mid-atlantic and northeast. you're below average for this time of the year. cold front moved through over the weekend leaving behind much more pleasant temperatures. temperatures in the plain states, still on the hot side. 98 degrees in the city of dallas. showers and storms expected all along the eastern half of the country. the heavier stuff right now moving through parts of indiana, illinois and western parts of tennessee and kentucky and anywhere from the u.p. of michigan down to sections of missouri and kansas where we could see severe weather and damaging wind gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour. isolated tornadoes and hail possible out here. keep an eye out for that. showers and storms along the eastern half of the country will continue not just today but even into your tuesday. you need the umbrella for a couple days here. anywhere from the northeast down to the gulf coast and those areas shaded in yellow, orange and even some spots of red are locally heavier amounts.

locally up to four inches of rain. otherwise we saw temperatures not so hot over the weekend, much cooler but not too bad. looking much more pleasant across the northeast. >> thanks. and the time right now, 47 after the hour. still to come, more on our fox news alert, the royal baby is on its way. the duchess of cambridge in labor right now in london and we're live with the latest. but, first, let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> i know you are excited today has arrived. >> coming up on "fox & friends" nick canon is going to join us and donald trump and we are on royal baby watch. we will be live from st. mary's hospital in london. plus reaction from royal watchers. it's all on the big show kicks off about 11 minutes from right now.

>> the wait is nearly over. the royal baby is on its way. the duchess of cambridge, kate middle ton, currently in labor at a london hospital. we are live outside that hospital with the latest. good morning, amy. >> hi, patti ann. i just bumped into the duke and duchess of cambridge's press team, and they said the only people in there right now are the duke and duchess apart from their medical team. no middleton clan, no other members of the royal household and no prince harry. he is at his military base right now in sufficient -- right now in suffolk. she arrived this morning between 5:30 and 6:00

through a side door. apparently there has been just a surge of bet placing this morning since 7:00 local time. about $50,000 pouring into one of the local book makers. still everyone seems to think the baby will be a girl. still everyone seems to think she will be named alexander and she will most likely be a brunette, possibly a blonde, least likely what they call here a ginger, we in america call a red head. the betting continues. there is quite a dew -- quite a zoo here and we are penned inside that zoo. there is a jubilant mood because many of the press and photographers have been standing here since july 1 and some people have been paying guards overnight to

look after their positions so they don't get bumped. in any event, the duchess of cambridge and the duke, kate and will spent the weekend at he palace in great comfort. they came here by car, not ambulance. labor is progressing normally but of course we don't know what early stages of labor means. it could be anywhere from a few thundershowers 32 hours. we do expect there will be a fantastic photo op at the end of it all. when they leave the hospital, when all is said and done, with baby cambridge in arm. we don't know when we'll find out the name. we will get that first announcement that will be posted. but the name, names -- and there will probably be four of them -- could take several days to attach to the royal infant. >> we will be waiting anxiously.

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