he played the round of his life sunday surging from five shots back to win. it is his first ever open championship and fifth career major. congrats to him. >> big thrill for him and his family. congratulations. have a great day, folks. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >> good morning everybody. today is monday, july 22, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. i hope you had a great weekend. thanks for sharing this time. fox news alert. kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge is in labor. we're live at the hospital. >>steve: police searching for more victims of a serial killer copy cat perhaps in ohio. three women already found dead and many fear this investigation is just getting started. >>brian: as if america's welfare waste was not a problem already, now there's word you're spending money on food stamps for other people in

other countries. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ >>gretchen: it's what we've been waiting for for more than a week now. breaking news: could there be a baby in london soon? a live look at st. mary's hospital. she arrived last night by car with prince william by her side. let's go live to london. are you in day nine? >> we've been here about a week, gretchen. we were really relieved to get the text and everything coming in fast and furious this morning that yes, indeed, kate and william left kensington palace. they were in two cars. arrived at the hospital

several hours ago and are indeed inside. the palace said they would release the word. we know she is progressing normally and she is in the, quote, early stages of labor. anybody who has been through this knows that could mean it's a long haul or it could mean she is moving along quite rapidly. we don't know. the next word we will get that could be official could be when they walk down the steps behind me with a letter in their hand. a waiting car will be there to take that letter. the letter will be driven to buckingham palace and it will be posted on the easel and that will have the sex and weight of the baby. we're hearing this morning that princess diana was in labor for 16 hours. whether that will have any impact on this morning we'll wait to see. we heard from the prime minister of england who said he thinks this is very exciting news and he wishes

them well. we know the queen was at windsor castle about 45 minutes away. she is on her way back to buckingham palace where she would like to be when the news does come. it looks like the news will come before she heads for vacation on friday. she made it clear she has no intention of waiting for that news to come but it looks like she may get it before she heads for vacation. >>steve: i was reading this morning that apparently it is about the hottest day of the year. you had a hot snap over there. the parasols will be coming out promptly. can you show us around what's going on outside? >> let's take a little bit of a look here. you can see behind me there's the door. that's the famous door you saw diana and charles come out of when they presented prince william to the world. we expect the same sort of routine will happen when this baby comes as well. the police have basically blocked off the entire entrance here. and the press, if you can

get that in the shot here, have filled in dramatically. yesterday there were just ladders and locations set up here, but everybody was so tired of waiting and hanging around for eight or nine days. in some cases folks have been here for two weeks, since july 13, which was supposed to be her original due date. everybody is ready to get this story on the road. >>brian: will there be a lot of finger pointing on who had the date wrong? do you need to know names of people that didn't do their math right? >> i say you're always -- i think you're always best off listening to the mom. the best word we got was kate middleton's mom said the baby would be a leo. leo starts tomorrow so any time after midnight would make carol middleton right. my money is on her. >>gretchen: any news on the birth plan -- female to

female -- like does the duchess get an epidural? >> you know, we're told she has every intention of having a natural birth. but, gretchen, i had every intention of having a natural birth and ended up with several c-sections. you never know how these things happen but everybody goes in the door with the intention of a natural birth. i hope that is what ends up happening for her. we know they're going to -- just keep this one thing in mind, if i may. before william, all babies were born at the royal palaces, so this hospital experience is fairly new to the royal family. they are going to have a team. they're going to be there giving her everything she needs. >>steve: the good news for you, martha, is the fact i have read at st. mary's hospital they have an extensive wine list so the happy couple can pop a bubbley once the blessed event takes place. all right. >> they're going to have a

nice dinner and champagne, we're told. >>steve: and so will we. thank you very much. >>brian: and she's in the waiting room, martha maccallum and soon she'll be on the tarmac. >>gretchen: sky news is our sister network over across the pond as they say. let's see how they are covering what's going on in their own country. >> good natured. there are a lot of people now here. i think they have come down to make sure we're all behaving ourselves, which we are of course. >> lots of pointing at barriers and that sort of thing and making sure the press stay this side, off the road, not least to give the royal couple and all the other mothers and fathers giving birth behind us today some privacy but it is a very much a working hospital. we have seen ambulances coming and going today.

the hospital is just behind us. what we can tell you up until now is that the royal couple is here. we heard from mr. cameron, he says he is excited about the royal birth. we heard from prince charles. he says it is too early to give us any further information. as far as carol middleton is concerned, of course she wants to come and see her daughter as quickly as she possibly can, no doubt bringing pippa along as well and dad, soon to be grandfather will be coming as well. if and when they arrive they will probably be coming through the front door and we'll bring you those pictures here on sky news. the other item we'll see at the front door before we see the royal couple and the baby is a parchment from buckingham palace. that will come into a car that is waiting here in front. it will be whisked in the hours of daylight to buckingham palace where threl be a special e--

there will be a special easel erected there. it will be laced on that easel and we will know what the sex of the baby, probably the weight of the baby but certainly not the name. any ideas on the name? >> if it's a boy, might be wayne, something like that. >>brian: the name speculation continues there. what a shot of the door where the person will be coming out with a letter saying the sex of the baby, the name of the baby, and then they go right to the queen. will they yell out first? >> no. it is going to go by police escort. >>brian: will it leak out? >>gretchen: clayton morris will join us 30 minutes from now for an interesting segment on that. this is the first time a baby has been born with social media so key. will it actually leak out? interesting point. >>steve: the world press is camped out in front of st. mary's hospital. it is a private hospital. what is interesting is kate

and william came by a car, went in the backdoor, nobody saw them at about 5:30 this morning. >>brian: there will be a very rich photographer out there. gretchen, do you promise -- i will promise to watch the baby and make sure nothing happens if you read the headlines. >>gretchen: if you change the first diaper, i'll give you one hundred bucks. >>brian: the royal diaper? i'm sure it will be put on an easel there. >>gretchen: let's go to other headlines. the suspect in three gruesome deaths in cleveland is expected to be formally charged. police say he is a registered sex offender who admitted to having a fascination with serial killers. this as investigators join the hunt for more body. police warn people to be prepared for more victims. >> the basic information we received from him make us think there is more to it and want to be sure the

best we can that we're going to search as many of the surrounding areas as we can. >>gretchen: after a day long search sunday no more bodies were found. new information on a deadly roller coaster accident in texas. the german company that builds cars for the ride say it's safe. a woman fell to her death at six flags over texas after saying she was concerned about her safety restraepbt. the company said -- safety restraint. -p company said it never had problems with safety bars over the past 30 years. her son is speaking out on the tragedy on facebook. he wrote her death is like a tragedy from which he cannot wake up but he's happy he could enjoy his time with her while she was alive. the city of detroit has no one to blame but itself. that is the message from the republican state governor. he has not asked for a state bailout but has not ruled it out. snider says washington should not help and detroit needs to finally look in the mirror.

>> this is 60 years of decline. this has been 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. part of the issue here is let's stand up and deal with this tragic situation and take care of the citizens. that is what this is all about. this is drawing that line to say let's stop going downhill. >>gretchen: for the city, $19 billion in debt, the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. fox news officially has the funniest news reporters in the business. there she is, our friend janice dean, first place in the eighth annual new york funniest reporters show competition last night. i was there to witness it. she was amazing. she tied with a local new york city reporter. charles payne also fantastic. he was third place in the contest. he kicked off the entire thing. he had the guts to get up there first. you may remember our own

clayton morris won the contest himself last year and he'll be joining us 30 minutes from now. it was amazing, guys. here is the program right here. it was amazing. dr. manny was supposed to be this but couldn't show up at the last minute. i'll tell you something, it takes guts to get on that stage and try to become the funniest reporter. >>brian: this was at the comic strip. >>gretchen: you should do it. >>brian: they don't pay enough. >>gretchen: they don't pay anything. no guts, no glory. >>steve: janice dean, congratulations. >>brian: will we get clips? >>gretchen: she did the top ten weather terms to music. that has a certain, how should i explain it? >>brian: that's not appropriate -- >>gretchen: it's not. hilarious. a lot to do with heat.

>>brian: meanwhile straight ahead, the president's comments on the george zimmerman verdict on friday bringing race back into the debate. >> trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. >>brian: our commander in chief being more dividing than uniting. we'll debate. >>brian: look out for that bridge. one humiliating mistake caught on camera. >>gretchen: my goodness. >>steve: a little higher. ♪ when you get ♪ so down ♪ that you can't ♪ that you can't ♪ get up i'm jennifer hudson. i hate getting up in the morning. i love cheese. i love bread. i'm human! and the weight watchers 360 program lets me be. the reason i'm still in this body feelin' so good isn't because i never go out and enjoy

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>> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said that this could have been my son. another way of saying that is that trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. there are very few african-american men in this country who haven't had the experience of being followed when they were shopping in a department store. that includes me. >>brian: did the president miss the point here or was he right on target? joining us radio talk show host larry elder. were you glad the president came out? did you think it was appropriate he did so on friday? >> he had no choice but to come out. he injected himself in the first place. remember he said if i had a son he would have looked like trayvon. now that george zimmerman has been found not guilty, i think the president had no choice but to say something. of course he missed the point. the fact is black america need not fear being stalked at night by some racist want to be cop like a george zimmerman. there were 7,000 homicides

last year of black people, almost half of the total and 96% of those homicides were killed by other black people. the fact is when there's violent black-white crime it is almost always a black perpetrator between 80% and 90% of the time and a white victim. what happened on that night in february of last year was a very, very bizarre aberrant kind of thing and the president made it a referendum on race. i think it was completely inappropriate. >>steve: it doesn't really move -- it kicks the can down the street a little bit. it really doesn't address the problem. >> it doesn't address the problem on so many different levels. every career prosecutor i know called this case a, quote, dog case meaning it is a reasonable doubt case. most people i know never would have brought it. now that it was brought the president didn't prepare the country for the likelihood that george zimmerman was going to be found not guilty and mrs. corey didn't prepare the country. that was their political statement. this was a dog case, reasonable doubt case.

it never should have been brought. i don't believe george zimmerman will be brought up on civil charges. i don't think they're going to file it because of all the stuff about trayvon martin's martin included by this judge. >>brian: in your opinion the president weighed in, it throws the reverse of trayvon martin in the position of george zimmerman and zimmerman in the case of trayvon martin, do you think the case would have come out the same way? >> i don't think we would be having this conversation. there was a killing in knoxville, tennessee, four black men raped, tortured and killed two young white students and it got very little coverage. when it is the other way around we want to march on washington one more time. 7,000 homicides, 50% of all the homicides last year. 12% of the country is black, 6% male, 3% of the population committing the homicides. this is why people profile. not just white people profile. black people profile. it is common sense you

avoid certain people when the odds are this group might be more dangerous than another group. jesse jackson said when i hear footsteps at night, i turn around and see white people, i'm relieved. >>steve: where do we go from here? how do we wrap this up? >> the problem with the country, the number-one social problem are kids raised without fathers. in the black community 75% of kids are born outside of wedlock. 85% of black kids at some point will be in a home without a dad. name your social problem, whether crime, drugs, and it is kids born in a fatherless home. obama said if you grow up in a home without a dad you're five times more likely to be poor, more likely to be prison. what are we talking about here? >>brian: thanks for hitting those great points early and concisely. straight ahead, as if

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>>gretchen: let's get to our fox news alert. the wait for kate finally over. almost. the duchess of cambridge in labor at the st. mary's hospital in london. the birth will be announced on twitter so what has the social media response been. let's ask clayton morris. they are going to an flounce this on twitter? >> there is going to be a lot of misinformation out there. you have to pay attention to that piece of paper. they are going to put it out on the bulletin board

in buckingham palace. when that happens they will announce it on twitter, which is a first. there will be a lot of misinformation out there. you have to wait for that piece of paper for the official announcement. >>gretchen: you have to hear wait and whether or not it is a boy or girl. >> we may not even know the name of the baby. so far there are names creeping up. if you are watching social media including hash tag royal baby, which is the number two trending topic in the world. i bet by the time the show is over it will be the number one trending topic in the world. this is my favorite tweet. if you are game of thrones fan. this is from r.m. walmsey. my prediction on what the baby will look like, name

him geoffrey. he is the tyrant king from game of thrones. it's on hbo. >>guest: that would be brian kilmeade asking. this other tweet? >> this is a fake prince charles account that's crept up that i love. it's a text he writes, a text from mr. cameron. the duchess of came bridge is in labor. i thought she was in the conservative party. moron. here's my other favorite one. pippa. is she going to show up. people are wondering if she is going to show up. people are wondering if her bum will steal the limelight. >>gretchen: that hearkens back to the royal wedding where many people were fascinated about how wonderful she looked in that ivory dress. >> will she pop out and will we see her next to the baby. a lot of people would like that. joel. >>gretchen: only joel in a room full of men.

speaking of men, thank you very much. thanks for getting up bright and early. let's go back over to one of the men on the curvy couch. >>brian: we're in a two-shot. let's see who's going to talk. gretch, come over. quick check of your fox headlines. >>steve: the pentagon says 71 detainees at guantanamo bay will get hearings to see if they should be released. no word on when this might happen or if the media will be allowed to attend. >>brian: you're paying for food stamps for foreigners? "the new york post" reports welfare recipients are buying groceries and sending them to relatives in jamaica, haiti and the dominican republic. the federal government won't investigate. that will be up to individual states. those are your headlines. >>steve: more on our top

story. the royal baby watch is almost over with the duchess of cambridge going into labor this morning. stuart varney who still has british blood in him, here on why the new heir isn't just good news for the royal family but good for the british economy as well. >>brian: plus one very expensive mistake caught on camera. you think they would have noticed they weren't going to make it under the bridge; right? time to get a motor boat. but first happy birthday to singer don handily. eagles front man 65. ♪ ♪ ♪ my mantra?

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>>steve: our top story this morning, we are on royal baby watch. this is a live look at st. mary's hospital in london where the duchess of cambridge is in labor. she and william arrived with no police escort at around 5:30 this morning london time. apparently now of course things are in motion. we don't know the status exactly. you know, personal items like that have not been released to the world press yet. i did just see a tweet. apparently the starbucks at the hospital there has been turned into a working international news room at this hour. >>gretchen: the thing is with first -- >>brian: do they have

wi-fi? >>gretchen: probably. with first babies they typically take longer than children that follow. they could be in for a long day. >>brian: new moms like to drag it out? >>gretchen: no. new moms are terrified. they have no idea about what can happen. they're hoping some of the scary stories don't come true for them. >>steve: the whole idea of having a royal born at a hospital is relatively new. william and harry were born at the hospital. >>brian: whose idea was it? >>steve: their father prince charles was born at buckingham palace and the queen was born at her parents house. let's go to stuart varney with british blood. >> i'm appalled to find condescending treatment of the royal heirs. >>brian: questions, that's all. there's a lot of questions in birth that don't pop up in the class. >> ask me a question.

>>brian: okay. you can talk about the economic impact of the baby's birth. meanwhile, let's go over to london and martha maccallum joins us live. >> hello there, steve. i can tell -- i just heard the end of what you guys were talking about with stuart there who does have a beautiful british accent and is the expert on all things royal. outside the hospital i'm hearing there's four times the press presence here now than there was when william was born. the approval rating, interestingly enough, even though some people feel like why does anyone care about the royal family at this point, approval ratings have gone steadily up over the past 15 years. the queen's approval rating in england are at 90% in terms of how much people like her and how much they

think she does a good job. they have had a tremendous amount of good sort of feeling here in england over the past several months. the recession seems to be ending here, the economy seems to be picking up. they won at wimbledon, the tour de france. they have had a great run. phil mickelson sort of broke the triumvirate and we're happy about that. there has been a jubilee, the olympics and now the birth of the day and the wedding two years ago. we're also told that inside the hospital with kate and william are their press people, a couple of press people, a couple of personal aides are with them as well. that is probably a fairly small group and they are probably camped outside in the waiting area as they wait to do their job when they get news of the royal birth. until then we wait and we watch. >>steve: martha, thank you very much.

>>brian: does that count as my sports update? i enjoyed it. >>gretchen: she knows a lot about it. the royal baby is on its way. the british experts say it will have an effect on the local economy with a boost that could top $400 million again. stuart varney is with us again. >> sorry i jumped in there. >>brian: this just knickknacks or are people traveling there to be part of it? >> $100 million of that is on extra consumption of alcohol. that is true. a retail group studied an extra $94 million will be spent on alcohol over and above what they would normally spend on alcohol. three million bottles of champagne will be opened. souvenirs, $120 million. baby bets -- that's interesting. the betting market, only $150,000 bet on this royal

birth and one of the bookies, that seems a very low number to me, but nonetheless the brits can vote on anything. >>gretchen: how many people are not going to be at work tomorrow after they drink all that champagne? >> a considerable number. it will not be declared a public holiday but it has significant impact. i don't think the impact is economic. i don't think this is a financial story. this is a cultural story. this is the birth of the heir to the throne of britain, very important to the brits and a source of fascination to americans. >>steve: someday that little boy or girl will be the monarch of 16 countries. >> you got that right, steve. >>gretchen: this will be the first time that it doesn't matter whether or not it is a boy or girl. >> that's right. this is the first time ever. if it is a girl, that young lady will be the queen of england. if it's a boy he'll be the king of england.

>>brian: let's talk about something that was huge news. detroit became the largest city to become bankrupt. are we totally up in the air now? $19 billion? >> a judge said you can't declare bankruptcy because protection of the union assets and pension assets is written into the state constitution. you can't declare bankruptcy. the fact is there is not much they can do about it. there is no money. as was said on fox news sunday, we've run to the end of the road. there is no money left. the question now is: will president obama, the administration, step in with some kind of help? because the pensioners, they get their checks for six months. after that, that's it. >>gretchen: who would have to approve that? the president couldn't issue an executive order, could he? >> i don't know how it would be approved, whether it has to go through congress. but it would not be called a bailout. if there is some help it would be financial help to the states. it could be reworked.

>>brian: there is a whole bunch of other cities on deck to go bankrupt and would be waiting to wonder if they're going to get the same money from the federal government. >> all kinds of people are pushing the president, get in there and help please because they're desperate. >>brian: varney and company has more on this at 9:20. >> the royal birth first and foremost. >>brian: and then detroit. >> maybe. >>gretchen: some other headlines for your monday. a call on facebook from thousands of supporters of the police officer who released these pictures of dzhokhar tsarnaev. the facebook page has almost 40,000 likes. sergeant murphy released the photos in protest to the rolling stone glamorizing tsarnaev. >>brian: new details about a limousine fire that killed a bride and four

friends back in may. the estranged wife of the driver claims she was arguing with him on the phone before the incident. the argument reportedly so loud the driver turned up the music so the passengers wouldn't hear. one of the survivors said she pounded on the window to get him to pull over when she saw smoke but he kept driving. he told police he thought she was asking if they could mostly cloudy cigarettes. >>steve: -- asking if they could smoke cigarettes. >>steve: this is an expensive mistake. oh man, the owner of that sailboat probably kicking himself. it happened in norway. the skipper thought his boat would slip under the draw bridge as it was coming down. it did not. luckily nobody was hurt. that is a quick look at your headlines. >>gretchen: to an extreme weather alert. monsoon like conditions causing flash floods in arizona. dozens of people had to be rescued. maria molina joins you now with more. good morning, maria.

>> good morning, steve, gretchen and brian. across that area, that's typical this time of the year to be seeing showers and storms. because it is a desert area they're not used to seeing heavy rain. two inches of rain could trigger the flooding you've seen on the video. we have another flash flood watch in arizona, parts of nevada and southern parts of california. expect to see more flooding conditions there. temperature-wise, 96 tp-r your high in kansas city, 98 in dallas. look at the northeast, much cooler. high temperature of 80 in new york city. actually below average. that is welcome relief especially after hot temperatures we had to deal with over the weekend. otherwise showers and storms possible across the eastern half of the country. that aerowere a shaded in yellow is where you could be looking at a chance for severe storms. i want to take you across the pond because we're talking about london. i want to show you the weather forecast. going to be a hot day today. 89 degrees, very unusual for that area.

typically they see temperatures this time of year in the low 70's. tuesday showers and storms in the forecast. back inside. >>steve: thank you very much. 89 doesn't sound that hot to us after we've had the high temperatures, but unfortunately they don't have a lot of air conditioning over there. so it's really warm.efore the tp of the hour. more major cutbacks on the horizon on benefits for our american troops. why is the government going after our heroes? pete hegseth here next to weigh in. >>gretchen: we've all heard fish stories before, but this one a fish so big it kicked over that boat. we'll be right back.

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>>gretchen: 45 minutes after the top of the hour. if you're just joining us, quick headlines. sticker shock at the pump, gas prices jumped 12 cents in the past week. national average $3.67 this morning. triple a says increased summer demand and unrest in egypt are part of the reason for the spike. a fisherman in hawaii had to be rescued after a massive fish capsized his boat. he pulled in a 200 pound tuna but his boat couldn't handle the weight. the boat flipped over. he held on to the bottom until the coast guard arrived. his boat was later thrown back with the tuna still attached. didn't want to give up the catch. look at that rescue. >>brian: wow. first it was combat pay now clinics for our nation's heroes are slashing their hours thanks to the defense department budget cuts which is due to sequester. shouldn't our heroes come first? pete hegseth of concerned

veterans of america joins us from minneapolis. pete, we already knew sequester funding would be hitting the military hardest. what's the latest with the pharmacies? >> you're going to see reduced hours, reduced access and maybe less days of the week they're going to have access to. also you've got these furloughs. a lot of d.o.d. civilian employees aren't working on fridays now going forward. this is the type of thing you're going to see when you eindiscriminate across-the-board sequester cuts. it rolls downhill to the soldiers, the d.o.d. civilian on that post training every day or working every day, and washington doesn't feel it but these posts do. >>brian: the thing is military told not to complain, not to go to the press. they have to take it on the chin so to speak. do you think some of the officers should be speaking up more? >> secretary hagel has been doing a tour talking, a lot of straight talk to people. military members aren't going to complain. they're going to deal with it because that's what we

do. there is a silent sacrifice that comes with serving especially since 9/11, doing as much as you can with less. however, this isn't the way it should be. this isn't the way it ought to be. how can washington sit by and watch as this stuff hits? members of the military who won't be able to train, maintain their equipment as much, get the pay they earned. instead whether it's big, whether it's contractors or weapons manufacturers in washington, those things aren't shall -- being touched. >>brian: i heard there is another $43 billion worth of military cuts. the former secretary of defense did things to avoid things like this from happening. these are cuts on top of cuts? >> if washington can't figure out how to avoid cutting spending.

it's hitting defense because we're unwilling to reform big drivers of debt and deficit like entitlement programs, medicare and medicaid, social security. they are gobbling up even more of the budget. you can't balance this budget on the back of the defense department but d.o.d. can do more with less if they're smart but it doesn't have to be indiscriminate sequester cuts. you know what this comes back to? congress, a congress unwilling to roll up its sleeves, do the dirty business of figuring out where the fat can be cut. instead it hits the troops on the ground. >>brian: because neither side wants to compromise. the president will be speaking about the economy all week long and we'll see if this comes up. pete hegseth, thanks so much. concerned veterans for america. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. freak accident at the amusement park leaving one woman dead and a half dozen hurt. is anyone inspecting these rides? that story is next. and we'll go live to st. mary's hospital in london where kate middleton is finally in labor. a live report from the middle of the excitement at

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americans love thrill rides. in fact in 2011, 297 million people visited amusement parks and took 1.7 billion rides. but within the past week, there have been two freak accidents. one in texas, where a woman fell from a roller coaster and was killed somehow, and another in ohio, where seven people on a log ride were trapped upside down and underwater when their boat turned over. is anybody making sure that these rides are absolutely safe?

walter reese is an amusement ride inspector and safety consultant and joins us live today. >> hi there. >> what do you make of what happened at six flags down in texas? >> well, it's really disturbing. it looks as if either of two things happened. either her harness mechanism physically failed and the harness opened or she slipped out from behind the locked harness. >> she apparently was concerned that the lap bar was not secure. but, you know, a lot of people when they get on a big ride like that, they're positive -- you know, is this -- is this all there is? >> well, fundamentally, i'm a little surprised to see that this coaster only has the lap bar versus the over-the-shoulder restraint, but i did notice that the body size of the victim is a little large, and i have to question whether or not she should have been riding in the first place. >> also, in sandusky, ohio, this

log flume rolled backwards down a hill and flipped over. how does that happen? >> that's not supposed to happen. there's mechanisms in place that are supposed to prevent roll back, an anti-roll back system. it's not supposed to happen. >> especially the trapped under water part, that's never supposed to happen. but it did. >> i don't know enough about that. i mean that was a very large boat. >> a lot of people are still going to go to the amusement park the balance of the summer. what's the number one thing they should be concerned with? >> well, when we're talking about harnesses and having them secured properly, first you want to make sure that your back and your bottom are all the way back in the seat before you bring that harness down. because if you're sitting too far forward, you have the harness lock and then you sit back and then you've got way too much space between you and the harness. >> and if you feel like you're not in there securely, let the operator know. >> oh, you need to yell if you have to and look them in the eye and say my harness is not

secure, so they know you're talking to them and do it loud so they stop. >> and they won't start unless everybody is secure. >> right. >> interesting stuff. walter reese, we thank you very much for coming. >> you bet. coming up, the motor city, now the broke city. should the president do something? donald trump here at the top of the hour. plus, he's in jail but o.j. simpson already planning his return to television with, wait for it, charlie sheen. [ tap ] [ tap ] ♪ 'cause tonight [ tap ] ♪ we'll share the same dream ♪ ♪ at the dark end of the street ♪ ♪ ♪ you and me ♪ you and me

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>> one or the other. he was known as america's deadliest sniper. now a judge says jesse ventura can sue him in the grave. that is crazy. plus the motor city now the broke city. so should the president do something when he addresses the economy later today? donald trump with us standing by live. "fox & friends" hour two as we await the baby news starts right now. so let's get right to the breaking baby news for your monday. it's out of london. a live look at st. mary's hospital where kate middleton currently in labor. she arrived late last night by car with prince william at her side. let's get right to our own martha mccallum who's been in her own labor the last seven

days waiting for this. good morning again, martha. >> reporter: that's for sure. good morning, gretchen. yeah, we woke up to the news. often, you know, you get that kind of news in the middle of the night. we got phone calls and tweets, everything started buzzing that yes, indeed, kate had gone to the hospital with prince william. they are behind me. a couple of press attaches are there as well. queen elizabeth is at windsor, which is about an hour from here. not expected to come back to buckingham palace until this afternoon. they're all taking this in stride. prince harry is on duty with the raf and he will stay put until there's any reason for him to come and meet his new niece or nephew. when you look at the lineage and this baby is obviously going to be an heir to the throne but it's going to have to wait perhaps some 70 years. it's been a really long time since you've had kind of a stacked waiting pattern for the throne that we have right now. you haven't seen that since queen victoria's time. you've got queen elizabeth who is 87.

you have prince charles, who's 64 years old, waiting for his time on the throne. and then prince william after that. and then this baby. so there's going to be a long wait when this little one is born. also a lot of bidding. i heard stewart talking about this earlier. there's a couple different bidding companies that have placed bets on the name. alexandra remains very high on the list, i think victoria is a very strong possibility, elizabeth, diana for obvious reasons also on that list. everyone seems to be converging for a boy's name on the name george. the odds are 5-1 on george as the favorite if this indeed turns out to be a boy. you may remember that kate middleton said -- the dutchess of cambridge said when she was doing a public appearance and someone offered her a teddy bear, she said oh, i'll take this for my d-and started to found like he was going to say daughter. prince charles has weighed in about 25 minutes ago. sky news, our sister network

here, reported that he said no news yet, and he is also -- he's in york, which is a ways away as well. so the family is waiting for the news, as we are out here with, you know, hundreds of members of the press spread all outside st. mary's hospital. back to you guys. >> hey, martha, have they ruled out brian? >> reporter: brian is so regal, you know? i mean they really do need to include brian on the list. i haven't seen brian. i think the odds are really long on brian and steve and gretchen, i'm afraid. >> first blown up on romper room when they looked into the mirror and now i see ryan but no brian. >> i never got gretchen off romper room. martha, you probably heard your name. actually martha would be on the list, probably. you're scottish, right? >> reporter: yes. i haven't seen martha on any of the lists. isabel has been climbing on the list a little bit.

i'm betting on some version of victoria, elizabeth, diana. carol middleton's middle name is elizabeth, catherine's middle name is elizabeth and obviously the queen. so we'll see, we'll see. >> well, we should know soon enough. martha, thank you very much. meanwhile let's bring in donald trump who joins us every monday at this time. donald, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you're good at investments and stuff like this. is today the day that william and kate should think about a 529 plan? >> probably so. this is the day. it looks like this will be finally the day. >> and what does it mean to you? >> well, not as much as it means to everybody else. everybody is going wild on this one. we're not talking about detroit, we're not talking about lots of other things, we're talking about this. i think it's great. i do say this, i think she's fantastic. she has done such a fantastic job. and i'm a fan of the queen. i met the queen once, i'm a fan of the queen. you know, she's been up there so many years, she's never made a

mistake. in our world we watch our president, we watch everybody. it's constant everyday mistakes. this woman, has she ever made a mistake? >> we just heard that she had a 90% approval rating. >> well, she's got one of the highest approval ratings, but she's really a terrific woman. >> and the thing about this story is there's so much bad news out there. it's nice in the middle of the summer to have a good news story. >> well, it is a nice story and the question of the name, i don't know. i know it won't be donald. i know it won't be brian. >> i know. >> we know it's not going to be brian. but she's fantastic. she's really fantastic. >> detroit, a lot of people say it's too bad about detroit. other experts who are in your class who know about the macroeconomic impact say detroit could be just the beginning of what so many cities in america have to deal with because we're caught up with so many unbelievably unaffordable pension plans. how do you feel about that? >> well, detroit has been misrun

or mismanaged for many, many years. this country is being mismanaged. you know, maybe detroit is just a smaller image of what this country is, because we have the same thinking with the united states as they had in detroit. now, detroit had no choice and it's going to be interesting to see what happens. you have a judge now saying they can't do that. but of course what difference does it make, they're not going to pay, they don't have the money, they have nothing, and they have to do it. and they're going to have to get incentives to get people backo work. you look at detroit, they're not working. the unemployment rate is through the roof. it's really -- you know, its population has gone way, way, way down. and the people that made the money and paid the taxes have gone. >> sure. >> what are you going to do with a city like that? it's a very tough situation. >> the problem is many states have in their constitution, as we're finding out in michigan, that you can't cut off these pensions, and so the next step many people wonder is will the president step in and do some sort of a bailout and would that be a slippery slope?

>> well, it's an impossible slope because if you bail out detroit, you're going to be bailing out every city. this is just something that it's going to be a natural progression. things will probably happen, but it's going to be a rough time. you look at their unfunded liability, their unfunded pension liability, it's so high that michigan would have a hard time with it, and michigan is not having such an easy time anyway. so detroit is really -- the governor of michigan is doing an excellent job. he's incensed at what happened. we have other cities like it. we have many cities that are as bad or almost as bad as detroit. >> well, the problem for detroit has been historically, and this is also a problem in illinois and california as well, where the leaders of these places make such sweetheart deals with the big unions, everybody gets paid handsomely and then has very rich benefits going in perpetuity and, you know, the people of detroit and elsewhere are left holding the bag.

>> well, you know, they think they're going to get votes and short term they get votes. but what they have done is destroyed many of the cities in this country. detroit is going to be a very interesting case because it really is emblematic of what's going on in the country. we have many cities in such unbelievably bad shape and it's all because of guys -- well, not all, but in many cases it's pure inconfidence. in many cases guys, people running for office want to pander to the unions and pander to everybody else and they don't want to negotiate because they're afraid they'll lose votes and they don't do the right thing. detroit is a total mess. >> and by the way, like manufacturing, as it dissipated, petered out or went other places, pittsburgh made the move. other cities have made the move and have these challenges. detroit just kept trying to hold on. >> well, they held on and they didn't hold on to the people that were working and paying the tax. and the taxes, you know, they're nonexistent in detroit. you look at how many people are

paying taxes in detroit and you say what's going to happen here. it is a really serious situation. but the bigger problem is how many cities do we have like detroit? the answer is many. you have many cities like detroit. i'm not going to mention names, but you have major cities. you have big, big cities, a lot bigger than detroit, that are in not such a different position. >> and some have already filed for bankruptcy out in california as well. donald, have a fantastic week. we'll talk to you again next week. >> very good. i look forward to it. now you're other headlines for a monday. we have another fox news alert for you. police say this guy right here, 35-year-old michael madison, is a registered sex offender who admitted to having a fascination with serial killers. it's a deadly combination. this as volunteers join the hunt for more bodies. 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'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 sunday, no more bodies were found. we'll have a live report coming up. monsoon-like conditions causing severe flash floods in arizona. rushing water swallowed up roads around phoenix leaving drivers trapped. fire crews carried out dozens of water rescues. some drivers had to be airlifted out. severe weather also hitting southern utah. a storm chaser capturing this amazing video. water and debris flooding part of the desert after over 3 inches of rain fell there. he was known as america's deadliest sniper. chris kyle murdered trying to help a fellow soldier. a judge just ruled jesse ventura, former governor of minnesota, can sue him in the grave. kyle's wife will act as a substitute in the case. ventura has sued kyle for defamation after being mentioned in his book. in the book, kyle said that he

punched ventura for bad mouthing the iraq war and president george w. bush back in 2006. ventura calls that a complete fabrication. kyle was killed at a gun range earlier this year. is o.j. simpson about to have some anger management? >> let's take a short break. she only does that when she's stressed. stay away from lacy. lacy, stay away from everybody. >> "the new york post" reports the juice wants to join the cast of charlie sheen's series in a possible acting comeback. simpson currently serving a 33-year sentence for a las vegas robbery but is trying to get the sentence tossed. a promoter says they would be a perfect fit. you remember denise richards said sheen was fascinated by the nicole brown/simpson case. >> it's tough to film a sitcom from behind bars. >> but "arrested development"

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if you're just waking up, there's breaking news from london. kate middleton, the dutchess of cambridge, in labor at a hospital in london. we're taking a live look, screen right right there at st. mary's hospital in london where the royal baby could be born at any

moment. when will the world learn if it's a boy or a girl? well, royal watcher neil sean joins us live from london with the very latest. neil, what exactly is the protocol for the official notification? it's not like somebody will come to the front door and say "it's a girl," are they? >> reporter: it's actually not that far off, to be honest. you see this big white envelope coming out the main door and in that envelope will be the official detail, a little bit like a birth certificate for want of a better word. it's given to a driver. he speeds along with buckingham palace. the queen receives this envelope and she's the first person to look at all the details. prince william will ring her, have a little bit of a chat. after that it will be put on an ee easel in the foyer of buckingham palace and everybody can take a look from there. it's old and traditional, but exciting. >> it is old and traditional. as soon as they do that, it will

be on the twitterverse and everything else. it will be on facebook and people will poke it and like it and things like that. explain this to me. the eyes of the world have been on that hospital for the last week. our own martha mccollum has been camped out there for a week. here's the thing. they showed up, kate and william, at 5:30 this morning i understand, no police escort, but they went in the back door? >> reporter: that's right. you know, martha was probably having something somewhere. it was totally unexpected. last night during a very hot storm we had here across london, we heard some helicopters and that sort of stuff. they arrived. rather than go in the rain entrance, which really doesn't make sense when you think about it, of course it's a very old hospital, victorian age, and so they were able to go into a side door down a backstreet and whip in that way. of course anybody but everybody

missed that picture. a couple of snappers got some snaps of the car but no picture of kate looking in agony in the back. >> that picture would be worth a lot of money. finally before you go, neil, i understand have you been -- have you been peeking in some luggage? do you know what the plan is dresswise going forward? >> reporter: well, this is one for the girls really. you know, kate is an international clothes horse now and everybody likes to know, well, what will she be wearing? she has several different outfits to choose from as she emerges from the hospital. here's the interesting thing, though, because while we may think she's really good friends with victoria beckham, a/k/a posh spice, she's going to wear nondesigner. will be sold out in minutes because she'll create such a stir in it and look beautiful, no doubt. >> no doubt. of course we also understand that also simultaneously make the announcement, the fountains at trafalgar square will either

be lit up in pink or blue, according to the sex of the baby, just as prince charles was? >> reporter: yeah. i mean the first time actually this has been done for years. and i think it's a great patriotic thing to do. we recently won wimbledon, we won the tour de france yesterday. we're having a great summer here in london. if you haven't been, you should get over. it's electric, trust me. >> neil sean joining us today from london with the very latest on the baby news. thank you very much, neil. it will be any minute. boil water. stand by over there. 20 minutes now after the top of the hour. straight ahead, it's a parent's worst nightmare. a texas teenager said she was held hostage for nearly two months. what you need to know from a father who has been there. that's coming up. plus, the two years when you are the most happy. results of a brand new study coming up. turns out that guy, really happy. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar, for every dollar

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>> well, first of all, you do several things. you cooperate fully with law enforcement. you never give up hope. and every day you get up and try to do something proactive to resolve the case and bring your child home alive. >> the first thing that you said that you did that was so helpful was that you contacted the fbi. did somebody tell you to do that or you just knew to do that? >> nobody told me to do that at all. i was kind of stunned. i received the news via a phone call. as soon as it was confirmed. first i called back petaluma p.d. to confirm that she was kidnapped. i did contact the fbi. i guess in the back of my mind, i was thinking about the lindbergh baby and how they got involved in that, turned that into a huge case and ultimately got it resolved. and they did come in. they came into the case and were very, very helpful for the two months while we were looking. >> you also say social media in this day and age can be so important and of course contacting media desks to get the news people on your side. i want to turn, though, to what parents can do to help their kids, because as a mother

myself, you know, we've been told tell your kids to stay away from strangers. but you have a different philosophy. what is it? >> well, first of all, everybody talks to strangers, gretchen. you and i will get in the line at the supermarket and talk to the person in front of us and behind us and our children can see that kind of behavior, so we're displaying hypocrisy when we tell them not to do something that we do on a regular basis. we also tend to limit their universe when we tell them not to talk to strangers. we also -- they'll lose opportunities, because the reality is, is that the vast majority of strangers will help a child out of a difficult situation. particularly women, other kids, police officers in uniform or store clerks or security guards in a retail type of a situation. >> so you have to inform them about, unfortunately, the horrible details of possibly being kidnapped but here are the things that can help them. self defense classes. and now with technology, gps on phones, right? >> well, sure. i mean every cell phone that is

manufactured today is gps capable. and every major cell phone carrier has a -- has a family finder program so that you can track the activities of your child via their cell phone. the problem is, is that only tracks the device itself. so if the child is in trouble, somebody does take the child, quite likely the perpetrator will take the phone and toss it out the window. but then again the phone also provides kids and parents with 24/7 connectivity. >> but you advise all parents have that conversation with your kids today about what can happen -- >> absolutely. >> mark klaas, it's a great reminder. thanks so much for your expert advice on that. i see your button there still to remember polly. so thanks so much. >> always. thank you. three women, already found dead. now police searching for more victims of a copy-cat serial killer. they have learned this morning -- we'll have a live report from cleveland coming up

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the street. and that is where amy kellogg is waiting. she's at the curb. amy, i understand we're waiting for the prince or princess to arrive at any moment, right? >> reporter: well, yes, we are. and we're hoping that that he or she arrives soon. you know, guys, four times as many press representatives are here as were when prince william was born. it's really -- it's a zoo here, there's so many people from all over the world. you might wonder why do people care so much? well, they do. i just spoke to a japanese reporter who is quite young, but he said, you know, this is a continuation of our love story with princess diana. he said i remember when she wore when she visited japan many years ago. and then a turkish reporter just arrived. i asked him why did the turks care so much? he said we love kate. i just got called back from my vacation, he said, to be here. now, of course, poor kate, princess catherine when she comes out of the lindo wing to

present us with her new prince or princess will clearly be quite overwhelmed by this media presence. but she, according to people who know her, is very composed, strong and confident. she knows the press absolutely love her at this moment. reportedly poor princess diana when she emerged from the lindo wing with prince william smiled stoically but when they drove around the corner, she burst into tears. it is overwhelming to have such a huge presence here. of course the betting continues frenetically, $50,000 largely on the gender of this baby just came in this morning to one organization of the why does everyone think this is going4ér% be a girl? well, it's because when kate was presented with a teddy bear some time ago early in her pregnancy, she kind of let it slip. it sounded like she said d for daughter. here is exactly what she said.

>> did you say my daughter? >> no, my -- no, no, no. >> we're not sure what stage of labor kate is in right now but we understand it is going normally, it is going well and we're all dying to see the results. >> amy kellogg, where people aren't hanging on every word, they're hanging on every letter in london. >> and every push. by the way, if the baby is born today, they will share their birthday with a number of famous celebrities, including selena gomez. i know. >> wow, okay. >> if the baby is born tomorrow, he or she will share a birthday with harry potter daughter daniel radcliffe, among others. >> well, he's british. >> that will work out great then. >> prince william was born on my birthday. >> really? >> yeah. first day of summer. happened to both get lucky.

let's do some other news for you. >> johnny unitas was born on mine. >> really? that's why you love sports. >> julie andrews was born on your birthday? ♪ the hills are alive >> harry truman was born when tobo was born. they share the same birthday and year. >> the sound bite starts here. >> this could go on and on. >> it could. >> it could go on and on for hours. >> we're just waiting for the baby. >> we've got to do a fox news alert for you this morning. a very serious story coming out of cleveland. a serial killer copy cat scheduled to be charged with the deaths of three women near cleveland. this while volunteers spent the day sunday searching for more bodies. we are live in chicago with the very latest. >> reporter: gretchen, police found all three of those bodies tightly wrapped in garbage bags there in the east cleveland neighborhood. this is after a standoff they

had on friday with that man, michael madison. and they believe that there could be several more bodies out there. friday police found that first body after a neighbor reported smelling something rotting in a nearby garage. that led to a standoff with michael madison. after he was arrested, police began questioning him and they then began searching for an additional one to two bodies in the area, based on some of the things that he had said. >> basically the information we also received from him just makes us think that there's a little more to it and we want to be sure the best we can that we're going to search as many of the areas, surrounding areas as we can. >> reporter: volunteers alongside police searched more than 12 streets and more than 50 abandoned homes there in the area. they were looking for those one to two bodies. after a full day of searching yesterday, they did not find any additional bodies, but they are

hoping to expand and c those search efforts today. we will have a press conference at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. we will get an update on those search efforts as well as those possible charges that could be coming against michael madison. gretchen. >> thanks so much for that update. now some other headlines. new details about a limo bride -- fire that killed a bride. thergument was so loud the driver 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 he thought she was asking if they could smoke cigarettes. authorities in panama finding a lot more than sugar in a ship bound for north korea. they just uncovered two soviet fighter jets. they were found alongside other weapons. cuba says the gear is obsolete

and was being sent to north korea for repair. u.n. officials have been called in to investigate if north korea is illegally smuggling arms. a new zealand photographer claims he can capture people's auras with his camera. he says his special camera uses hand sensors to gather biofeedback from the subjects. that information is translated into beautiful colors surrounding the person in the photograph. the different colors are supposed to represent the person's soul. like in this picture, blue typically represents feelings and emotions. >> that's like a mood ring kinda. >> yeah, edgar casey used to be able to do that. >> what, the mood ring? >> no, be able to see people's -- >> oh, right. >> let me tell you what happened in sports. phil mickelson plays the round of his life. that's what he says and who can deny this in the final round at the british open to walk away with it.

he started the day five shots back, not even in the conversation. but after four birdies on the back nine put him in the lead on the 18th hole, mickelson sunk a birdie putt to secure the victory. his caddie getting a little emotional. mickelson wins his first-ever open championship and fifth major of his career. meanwhile the university of florida linebacker in the dog house for barking. police say antonio morrison was arrested after he barked as a canine, which is considered interfering with a police dog. morrison also allegedly resisted arrest, which doesn't help. he was also arrested for assaulting a bouncer. he's been suspended the first two games of the season. it's all fun and games until the skydiver hits your shortstop. yeah. this all happened during a midgame ceremony at the collegiate baseball game in chicago. it looked bad, but both guys seemed to be okay. fan man was going to be flown in

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the house of representatives on a mission to eliminate obama care and now utah senator mike lee says he is not taking no for an answer. >> i'll utilize every procedural mechanism at my disposal to do it. i will not vote for a continuing resolution that contains funding for further obama care implementation and endorsement. so far i've got 13 or 14 senate republicans who join me. i expect these numbers to grow steadily as americans realize that the president has said he's not going to implement the law as it's written. if he's not going to implement the law, we shouldn't be forced to fund it. >> but he's still trying to go ahead and last week he had a press conference about it. now that very same senator joins us right now. he's also the author of this book, "why john roberts was wrong about health care." senator, what can you do to stop it now that you couldn't do six months ago or two years ago. >> this is the last stop before it kicks in next year for us to

refuse to fund it. congress of course has to pass a law to continue funding government. lately we've been doing that through a funding mechanism called a continuing resolution. if republicans in both houses simply refuse to vote for any continuing resolution that contains further funding for further enforcement of obama care, we can stop it. we can stop the individual mandate from going into effect. >> well, let's look at this. right now there are some popular things, as you know, with obama care. a lot of people are pleased that if you have a kid they can stay on your plan and we know about pre-existing conditions. do you risk some backlash if you end up choking it? >> perhaps we could if that happened. but we're talking about further enforcement and implementation of obama care. so we're not talking about those things, we're talking about those that haven't kicked in yet. we're talking about the individual mandate, the exchanges. the exchange subsidies and so forth. that's what americans are afraid of. that's what's causing premiums

to skyrocket. and that's what we've got to stop through this effort of don't fund it. >> well, i mean if you -- you think if left alone, america will really grow distasteful of obama care, but is it your belief it can't be able to be stopped. so if the rate starts doubling, if the doctors start dropping out like they say they will, will that be enough to stop it? will the implementation be enough of a turn-off to save you a lot of trouble? >> well, yes. if we don't fund it and these things don't kick in, that's going to prevent a lot of those bad things from happening. the important part is that we not allow those things to kick in, because that's what's causing a lot of people to lose their health coverage. the president promised us a few years ago that people could keep their doctors if they liked their doctors. they could keep their current health plan if they liked it. now we're being told that may be the case but it might not. you see, we already knew that obama care was going to be unaffordable. now we know it's going to be unfair as well because the president is rewriting it not just once, but twice, by telling

us that he's not going to enforce the employer mandate but leave individuals on the hook. hard-working americans who can't afford lobbyists to get to him at the white house. he's also told us that he's not going to enforce those provisions that require people to provide documentation of their income in order to support their claim to eligibility for subsidies on the exchanges. >> and you say that you've talked to republicans and 13 or 14 have already said i'm with you on this? >> yes. and the number is growing. we expect to get more people signing on this week. there's a parallel effort going on in the house. this movement is going to continue to build because the american people understand the president is not following the law. the american people shouldn't be required to fund it. >> all right, senator mike lee, thanks so much. good luck with your vote. >> thank you. coming up straight ahead, we're following the big news this morning. all eyes on a london hospital where the dutchess of cambridge has been in labor for hours with the next prince or princess of britain. but first, charles gasperino is

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well, detroit flat broke filing for bankruptcy. the city's financial manager admits the city has no one to blame but itself. >> we've operated on the assumption that we have to cure this problem on our own. we are not expecting the cavalry to come charging in and we have

to fix it because we dug this hole. >> so how will they fix it? are we talking about a federal bailout possibly? joining me now is author of "circle of friends," charles gasparino. so how are they going to do it? >> they're going to stiff the bondholders, stiff the pensioners. they should sell off assets. i don't think there's going to be a federal bailout. i think the feds will come in and do something with taxes or tax breaks or something along those lines, but i don't think they'll be like here's $20 billion, which is essentially the amount of money they owe to bondholders and pensioners. i think he's right, it's their own doing. many years -- by the way, if you think this happened overnight, you're wrong. this is 30 years in the making. a big government. a one business town that blows up but big government, unions, high taxes, you know, no middle class or middle class fleeing just about every year. so part of me says this is where the whole country is going maybe, but it's so unique. detroit is such a screwed-up place on its own with really

unique characteristics that i don't think you can make that case yet. >> so you bring up the fact that it lost half its population. unemployment i think has tripled since 2000. it's considered one of the most dangerous cities in america. >> right. >> and yet you juxtapose that to cities like sacramento and other cities in california also filing bankruptcy, charlie. >> these are smaller cities. this is one big screwed-up place but, yes, we've had other issues where government gets too big and people leave. you can't just tax your way out of this stuff. i think the biggest thing is the middle class leaving detroit. one of the great things rudy giuliani did for this city is he made this city safe for the middle class. when middle class people stay, generally you've got business, you have an environment where you can grow. i think that's what new york city has, successful cities have, chicago and others. one problem with detroit, it lost all its middle class. you had white flight and then the black middle class leaving and it's just poor people. >> so much of this has to do

with the discussion with unions. some people are saying there wasn't enough government in detroit and that's why it failed. but what will president obama do? and will it be his decision to do some sort of a bailout or does he need congress? >> i think he needs congress. remember new york city faced a fiscal calamity in the mid-'70s. the federal government didn't quite say drop dead. it wasn't going to give them a pile of money. they did all these other things around the edges. maybe some sort of way to help detroit issue debt with a federal backup. that's the sort of thing i think the federal government will do. we'll see it come out by piecemeal. there will be congress -- he will need congress' help. i think congress will help because this place is a disaster. but if you're thinking that they're just going to get a bunch of cash, that's not going to happen. i think you follow the new york city example where the feds came in with some help, the state came in and created a bailout meg nicmechanism.

you'll see stuff like that where they can go back into the capital markets, issue some debt, try to rebuild. remember, new york city did have the infrastructure in the '70s. it was an international city. detroit is not. >> hopefully some mistakes will be learned from are. charlie gasparino, thanks. next, brett baer will join us live from washington. and now there's word that you're spending money on food stamps for foreigners. the details are straight ahead. ♪ i can't get enough of you baby, yes, it's true ♪ ♪ baby, yes, it's true . ready for you first day, little brother? i guess. did you download that book i sent? yah, nice rainbow highlighter. you've got finch for math right? uh-uh. english? her. splanker, pretend we're not related.

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i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time. kate middleton, the dutchess of cambridge, in labor finally. we're live at the hospital in london where the royal baby could arrive at any moment. and another fox news alert. police searching for more victims of a copycat serial killer in ohio. three women already found dead and many fear the investigation just getting started. all right. and if america's welfare waste wasn't a big enough problem, now word that we're sending our food stamps, yeah, the food that we get from those stamps, overseas. "fox & friends," hour three, unless i'm really off, starts right now. all righty, time to get right to that fox news alert. royal baby watch in full throttle. while you were sleeping, kate middleton went into labor. you're looking live at st.

mary's hospital in london where the dutchess could give birth at any moment. amy kellogg is there for us right now. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, gretchen. well, there's so much excitement because this is the first time in three decades that a direct heir to the throne will have been born. now, by our calculations, kate middleton, the dutchess of kale bridge -- cambridge, is in her seventh hour of labor the first births usually require 10 to 12 hours of labor so it could be just around the corner. the last i heard from kensington palace, it was just kate and william with the obstetricians and nurses. no other members of the royal family. of course they could have snuck in at the last minute in a side door but i think probably it's unlikely. there would be much more commotion in that part of the lindo wing than there probably is right now. it's not clear that prince william is actually in the

delivery room, although reportedly he had expressed his desire to do so. in fact prince charles was right there in the delivery room when princess diana gave birth. prince philip, however, was off playing squash when charles was born. he then famously, though, raced to the queen's side. he wasn't the queen at that point. with flowers and with champagne. now, the next we will hear officially, probably, is when the birth announcement is ferried from this hospital over to buckingham palace and placed upon that guilded beautiful easel by a royal footman. however, there is the possibility that prince william will step out after the birth has happened, after the queen and some key principals have been informed, to just informally let the press know how things are going. prince william, even before the death of his beloved mother, was not a big fan of the press. and that relationship has not really gotten that much better except for it is fair to say that the press is quite enamored

of prince william and of kate middleton, his wife. so in the meantime, this massive, massive press presence waits outside the lindo wing. it costs about $8,000 on the first night in a suite there. it is where the last two heirs to the throne, harry and william, were born. before that, royal babies were born at home. this hospital known for the development of penicillin some time ago, but more recently now it is the place where royal babies and heirs to the throne come into the world. gretchen, back to you. >> thank you so much, amy kellogg. i think we have full screens as well to show you of the names. >> i know you've been working on them all morning. >> we are really upset that none of the odds names have anything to do with steve, brian or gretchen. >> that's okay, we want to be unique. >> that's what my name always said about why she named me a name i didn't like.

favored boy names, james at the top with 19%. george, 13%. and then it goes down from there. >> oliver from the brady bunch. we understand ringo less than 1%, which is strange. meanwhile, if it is a girl, favorite names appear to be victoria at 12% and neck-in-neck you've got diana followed by grace. >> and i understand gladys was 11. >> amy kellogg was just talking about that room, the very expensive room there at the private hospital. in the room, each room comes with satellite television, where they get international channels. there's more. there's a radio. there is a safe. there's a phone and a fridge. that's the typical room right there. plus, and brian, this will sound familiar to you being a father of three children, right next to the bed is a fully reclining chair, which you've got to figure that prince william is in

right now. >> right. good for your lumbar. you don't want to be sitting up too long. a, brett baier, when you wanted to announce the sex of your baby, the gender, did you have an erasable board or did you call 1-800-flowers and get a stork? because that's what i did. which one did you choose? >> i think he's predicting it's a girl. he's got a pink little pocket thing. >> i am. i actually am. i'm going a girl, 7 pounds, diana for the win. >> that's amazing. all of this stuff. >> you know you can bet -- i read today you can bet on the color dress that pippa middleton shows up to the hospital in. i'm going with a magenta. >> a lot of people are hoping it's from the backside. >> pippa with the magenta. >> there you go. >> amazing. >> what else do we have to talk about? hey, let's talk a little bit about detroit because that was the big news before the president went out to the podium on friday and made the speech about the trayvon martin case.

now we're talking about detroit and the bankruptcy. and then all of a sudden there's a big pushback, bret, it might not be constitutional to go bankrupt. where do they go from here? they need$20 billion to balance the book. >> detroit's mayor said he didn't think this environment would be something that you could ask washington for $18.2 billion. and he's right. both sides of the aisle are not in that position as we get ready for a debt ceiling fight here in washington. i tell you what, they are in a dire situation and essentially it is up to a bankrupty judge to divvy up this pie. what happens is, is that the pensions of about 20,000 retired municipal workers from detroit are hanging in the balance. i mean some reports have it that these workers might only get about 10% of those pensions. we don't know yet. the bankruptcy judge has to kind of go through it all. but it's a mess. >> it is.

and what's going on in detroit right now, bret, is a cautionary tale. there are a lot of municipalities and state governments that have made very rich deals with the unions to keep everybody happy. eventually the day of reckoning will come. later today we understand the president of the united states is going to be talking about the economy. is he going to weigh in on this, do we know? >> i doubt he'll weigh in on detroit because it's not a story that the administration obviously wants to focus on. but the president will be launching a series of economic speeches, we're told, kind of going back to the middle class needs to be driving the economy and that everybody has to have a fair shot. on detroit, you're right, steve, i mean there are many cities across the country that are in that predicament, on the brink, there are several of them in california. detroit has been spending $100 million more than it's been bringing in for the past eight years. >> what do they think they are, the federal government or something? >> you're right. they don't print money in detroit. >> no, they don't. >> and that's the biggest

problem. >> but what will the president say? because actually the narrative -- he should speak openly about detroit because it is what's going to be happening to other cities. but if he doesn't, what do you expect him to talk about? >> i think it's going to be similar messaging that we've heard before from these big economic speeches in kansas, at georgetown, and now back at knox college in illinois where he's going to say that everybody needs to have a fair share. >> what does that mean? what does that mean exactly? >> essentially that means that the boom and bust, he says, economies need to stop. and what that translates too, gretchen, i think is that the president would like to see higher taxes on some of the big wealthy makers in the country and he'd like to see other things done that help the middle class move forward. you know, we've heard these terminology -- this terminology before, but it's really not been defined that well.

>> well, 56% of the country do think the economy is improving, but it's definitely not gotten on to turbo speed that many have expected as we declined in 2008. we thought we'd catch some momentum. now, bret, have you sat down and had your meeting to decide what's going to lead the special report yet? >> no, it's coming up. probably not going to be royal baby. >> probably not going to be royal baby? >> i'm just guessing. >> what if the baby is born during special report? >> have krauthammer handle it. >> you know, we can go to martha. just toss it to her. >> bret, i'm going to bet you that the royal baby is in the top three stories you run tonight. >> it probably will be in the top three. >> and just remember -- >> did you know elvis is 500-1? 500-1 for elvis. >> in a magenta jumpsuit. >> just one pound on elvis, why not? >> don't be surprised if hayes

puts down some money on that. thanks, bret baier. we do have a fox news alert. a serial killer copy cat will be charged with the death of three women in ohio. michael madison, a registered sex offender, admitted to having a fascination with serial killers. this as volunteers joined the hunt for more bodies. the police said they should be prepared to finding one or two more victims. >> basically the information we received from him makes us think there's a little more to it and we want to be sure the best we can that we're going to search as many of the areas, surrounding areas as we can. >> after a day-long search sunday no more bodies were found and no further searches are planned. new information on that deadly roller coaster accident in north texas. a german company that builds cars for the ride says it is safe but it's sending inspectors to find out what went wrong.

rosy esparza fell to her death after saying she was concerned about her safety restraints. the company says it's never had problems with the bars. moan while his son speaking out on facebook. he wrote his mother's death is like a nightmare from which he can not wake up but he's happy he could enjoy his time with her while she was alive. rushing water in arizona slowing up roads. this is around phoenix, leaving drivers stranded. fire cruise carried out dozens of water rescues. some drivers had to be airlifted out. a storm chaser captured this amazing video of water and debris flooding the desert after 3 inches of rain fell. fox news officially has the funniest news reporters in the business. yes, they do. our friend janice dean tied for first place last night. now, i was there and i will tell you truth be told, what's in

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name is lisa, set up a facebook page to support this sergeant so he does not get fired. tell us what's happened since then. >> well, i think that the people in massachusetts are very angry that sergeant sean murphy of the state police would be in any kind of jeopardy for posting these pictures, for giving them to "boston" magazine. there was a great amount of anger last week when "rolling stone," a music magazine, they claim to be a newsmagazine, but it's a music magazine, they posted this photo and made him look like he was, you know, the next king of the teeny boppers, this terrorist. and so murphy came out and posted these pictures that he took the night that dzhokhar was captured. and everybody -- and everybody appreciated it. and then the next day, governor duval patrick comes out and says -- he didn't want to really touch it but when he was walking into the statehouse he was asked

what's going to happen. and he said, well, he didn't follow the rules. well, that's a fairly odd thing to say for duval patrick, considering that the -- the scandals we've had in massachusetts just over the past few months. the lieutenant governor had to resign in disgrace after he wrecked the state car at 108 miles an hour. his top fund-raiser was just sentenced to prison last week. we have 1800 dead people. we're getting ebt cards. 50,000 people unreturned ebt -- and now they're concentrating on murphy. >> sure, exactly. so there's this facebook page that has been started to save his job. there are about 40,000 likes right now. he did -- technically, he did break the rules. you know, so give him a warning, give him a reprimand, suspend him for a day, bring him back, right? >> yeah. that's what people want. nobody is saying that he didn't

break the rules. but the thing was he represented the anger that the constituents, the citizens of massachusetts felt about getting this real slap in the face from "rolling stone." and it all goes back to "rolling stone." you know, if "rolling stone" really wanted to be edgy, i'd like to see them put george zimmerman on the cover next week and see let's see how that would work out for them. >> so far the facebook page has had about 40,000 visits within less than a day of going live so undoubtedly it has a lot more now. howie carr, thanks for letting us know what's going on up in boston. thank you. >> thank you, gretchen. always a pleasure. 20 minutes now after the top of the hour. he was known as america's deadliest sniper. chris kyle, murdered trying to help a fellow soldier. and now a judge says jesse ventura can sue him in the grave. that's coming up. and up next, a man who knows a thing or two about famous babies. he and mariah carey have two of

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quick check of the news. then we talk to nick cannon. prisoners at gitmo up for parole. the pentagon says 71 detainees will get special hearings to determine if they should be released. i say no. no word yet on if the media will be allowed to attend. and you're paying for food stamps for foreigners. "the new york post" reports recipients are buying groceries and sending them to relatives in jamaica and the dominican republic. that's the news. now it's time for this. >> that's right. this fox news alert. the big news of the day, the

royal baby is on the way. >> and the father of twin toddlers, nick cannon, shows a little something he knows a little something too about being a new parent. he's the actor and host of "america's got talent" and he joins us live. good morning, nick. >> good morning. how are you guys? >> we're doing okay. we were talking in the break so you and your wife, mariah carey, have two children, twins. william and kate right now are waiting for the arrival. >> and they're only having one, i was told, so it's going to know an easy breezy time for them. >> we know that she's going through a tough time. what about him at this moment? >> probably not as tough. but i mean obviously he's there for support. that's what the husband is there for, you know what i mean? to make sure she's hydrated. you know, i was the dj during the birth of my children. >> what do you mean? >> i was playing music. on the ipod. i was the cameraman. >> did you play a lot of mariah carey tunes, i hope. >> exactly. >> and make sure you say all the

right things. because women when they're giving birth, can be a little testy. >> can they? you said it, not me. >> well, it hurts. >> when you say getting hydrated, would you think snapple? >> maybe not -- that's not the best thing, but they have real facts and i'm sure it will be a fact under the snapple cap. >> you have product placement in the background. >> they gave out snapple, they present "america's got talent." you have one in your pocket! >> i do have one. what's going on here? >> you know, what's actually really cool is america's got talent is right here at radio city music hall. it will be live. another thing that we have because snapple is a presentinger on the show, i drink snapple, they're bringing them to life. so right there you can have an actual snapple real fact come to life. you can see -- >> why don't you open yours.

>> what's your fact on there? >> okay. mine right here. pigs get sun burned. did you know that? >> no. is that true? >> it's a real fact. >> i apologize. snapple doesn't lie. >> mine is a group of geese on the ground is a gaggle. a group of geese in the air is a scheme. >> i knew that. >> i'll drink to that. >> can we watch some of your funniest moments? >> please. i would love to. >> run the montage of nick on "america's got talent." >> if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. hey, man! i don't want to watch. it wasn't really working the same way. i'm intrigued. >> oh, that's hilarious. how much of that stuff is

written down ahead of time -- >> none of it. they just tell me to do whatever i want to do. that's the beauty of it. i call it the best summer job ever. i get to get out and have fun with the people. >> how much courage do you actually have, who do you like berd, howie or howard? howie mandel or howard stern? who's the judge you've got to go to. >> i've got to go to america's judge. >> who is? >> howard stern. >> you know he wasn't born in the states. >> how did your wife like working on "american idol"? >> you know, she enjoyed the contestants more than anything in that experience. obviously you know the drama that was built up. >> that was real with nicki minaj, right? >> yeah, it was definitely real. i think the thing that maybe had not been real was the fact that the network kept, you know, constantly reminding everyone about the drama instead of focusing on what the show was actually about. >> your wife took quite a tumble

this past year, the big fall. >> yeah, on the video that i was directing. unfortunately, she's such a hard worker and such a trooper, she was right back on. after she dislocated her shoulder, she right back up there. >> what happened exactly? >> it was a platform that she was on. she had on this beautiful gown and she kind of got tangled up and she was interacting with someone else in the video and she took a spill. >> another good reason to wear a short skirt, right? >> her shoulder is okay now? >> she still definitely has some nerve damage and is in a sling and waiting to get the full function of her hand back, but the doctors say everything is going to be okay. rest and relaxation. >> what's your one more fact? >> all right. people don't sneeze when they are asleep because the nerves involved in the sneeze relax during resting. >> thank you very much. there you go. >> check out "america's got talent" with nick cannon. >> thank you!

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all right. you've got a fox news alert. i almost said a royal fox news alert. the royal baby is on its way. yep, the dutchess of cambridge, kate middleton, is in labor at st. mary's hospital. sky news is our sister network across the pond. we're not quite ready to listen in, but soon we will. we'll find out, you know, how close we are because it's already technically a week late. obviously somebody had bad scoring. >> yeah. well, that was the first due date i think was the 13th. some people said the baby was going to be a leo which technically starts today or tomorrow, i think. >> tomorrow. >> so the real inside information would be whether or not she's pushing yet. once you start pushing, then that really means it will be relatively quick. >> that means the kid's in the canal, right? >> something like that.

thank you, doctor. >> dr. kilmeade. >> the royal couple did show up at that hospital where there have been 50 live cameras across the street from it for a week or so and very cagily william and kate pulled in the back door. apparently, according to neil sean, a couple of snappers got a shot but only got the car, they did not get the couple. brian, you mentioned sky news. they're covering it. let's listen in to what they're talking about. >> hopefully not new. >> absolutely. >> they might have a buy one, get one free, you know. >> you never know at all and we were discussing this earlier so she's very young, she's very fit. she could have a good labor. i seriously hope so for her sake. even if the baby has been born already or if it comes out later, i don't think we'll see the couple for a good 24 hours. i don't think they'll be rushing out here. we'll wait and see.

this has been a waiting game, hasn't it. >> it certainly has. but the amount of interest is exceptional, isn't it? in the sunday newspaper royal correspondent, how are you going to cover this? >> i have no idea because it's come rather at the wrong time for us because it's so early in the week. that said, i think this is a story as they say in the trade that will run and run. obviously we'll get the obligatory shots outside the lindo wing like princess diana and william in 1982. then we'll know the jergender, weight, the eye color. charles and diana didn't name william for a week later. >> harry the same day. >> harry the same day. so, yeah, we have to await these details on this easel. >> were you surprised when you came down how many members of the press are here? >> not at all. if you think about it, they really are the golden couple. they are the couple of the moment. particularly the dutchess.

>> all right, so there you go. there's a lot of excitement on the ground. they are not surprised on sky news at the amount of media coverage. i am in the states. >> big story there. big story here. by the way, a pub named after the dutchess of cambridge will celebrate the royal baby's birth with a new ale called air raiser. >> two for one. >> we learned that $94 million will be pumped into the economy just on drinking. just for today in champagne and beer and lager or whatever they call it over there. >> and tiger bomb will recover quickly from a hangover. >> or just call in sick, one of the two. meanwhile, we'll keep you posted on that but we've got some other headlines and new details about that limo fire that killed a bride and four of

her friends in california back in may. the estranged wife of the driver claims that she was arguing with the driver on the phone before the accident. the argument was reportedly so loud that the driver turned up the music so the passengers wouldn't hear the argument with his wife. 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 he thought she was asking if they could smoke cigarettes. she was not. wheels up for pope francis' first trip abroad. yep, the pontiff on the road. this is new video of him. i'm sharing the screen with it now. boarding a flight to brazil. as many as one million catholics expected to attend this week's long celebration there for world youth day. more than 10,000 army, air force and navy officers in addition to 14,000 police forces will guard him as he tours rio de janeiro in the pope mobile. don't forget they have the olympics and the world cup this

year. a lot of celebrations in brazil. he was known as america's deadliest sniper. chris kyle murdered trying to help a fellow soldier. but a judge just ruled that former governor jesse ventura can sue him in the grave. kyle's wife will act as a substitute in the case. court documents say ventura sued kyle for defamation after being mentioned in his book "american sniper." in the book kyle says that he punched ventura for bad mouthing the iraq war and president george w. bush back in 2006. ventura calls that a complete fabrication. kyle was killed at a gun range earlier this year. and this was an expensive mistake. look at this. the owner of that sailboat probably thinking what was i thinking? well, it happened in norway. the skipper thought he could get his boat under the drawbridge as it was coming down. he could not. luckily, nobody was hurt. >> ouch! >> and those are your headlines. now to some extreme weather. heavy rain causing flash floods

in parts of arizona. people were trapped in their cars after more than 2 inches of rain fell quickly. the southwest is expected to get more wet weather today. maria is tracking it all for us. >> good morning. you're absolutely right, we're talking more showers and storms across parts of the desert southwest. just a couple of inches fell across that area. that would be enough to trigger that flooding across parts of arizona. we also saw flooding in parts of utah and we do have more flood watches in effect across that area because it doesn't take very much to produce flooding in a desert area. across the east we could be looking at several inches of rain. not so many flooding concerns across parts of the northeast. temperaturewise in the northeast, great. much better than last week. last week we were talking temperatures well into the 90s. today 80 degrees will be the high temperature in new york city. you're actually a little below what's average. otherwise the plains, 90s. 98 will be your high temperature in the city of dallas. showers and storms already across parts of the ohio and tennessee valley, but it's across parts of wisconsin, down into kansas, missouri and also

arkansas where we could be looking at severe weather, damaging winds, large hail being the main concern. let's head back inside to steve, gretchen and brian. let's just go over to brian. >> okay, fine, be like that. thanks, maria. play a little ping pong here but let's talk headlines and golf. phil mickelson plays the round of his life on the final 18 of the british open. he started the day five shots back. many people thought he was not even in contention. he certainly wasn't in the conversation. but four birdies on the back nine plus average play up and down the leaderboard led him up to the 18th where he hit a birdie putt to secure the victory. his caddie got more emotional than phil, his fifth career major. a university of florida linebacker is in a lot of trouble. he was barking like a dog at a policeman's dog. you can't do that.

evidently that's illegal. considered interfering with a police dog. morrison also resisted arrest. he was also arrested last month for assaulting a bouncer. he's been suspended two games of the season. it was all fun and games until a skydiver takes out your starting shortstop. watch this. this happened in a midgame sar known chicago. it looked bad but both guys were okay. coming up in about 20 minutes on radio, kilmeade & friends, michael goodwin, ed henry, james rosen, bret baier and jana kramer, playing right now with blake shelton. coming up on our show, a crucial tool used to track down violent fugitives disappears into thin air. and forget forward. the president now looking back. >> trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. >> did the president make a

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summer demand and unrest in egypt are just part of the reasons for the spike. let's go over to brian. >> president obama surprised the press on friday offering his first remarks on the george zimmerman verdict. >> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said that this could have been my son. another way of saying that is trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. >> well, is our commander in chief doing more dividing than uniting or is this exactly what we need? let's bring in kevin jackson, author of "the big black lie." kevin, did he help or hurt relations in the u.s. by speaking out in your mind? >> well, there's no question, brian, that he hurt race relations. it's been kind of a trademark of his presidency. the thing that gets me is you've got people like jesse jackson coming out and saying that florida is an apartheid state.

that pretty much answers the question. if florida is an apartheid state, it's a self-imposed apartheid set up by liberalism that has created these ghetto sanctuaries and hypersegregation. they have done this intentionally because the idea that we can take pretty much an innocuous case like the zimmerman-martin case and blow it up to the level of proportions that a president wants to comment on it shows you the level of racial tension that they want to create. >> let me ask you something, kevin. the president talked about his experience of being followed in stores as a kid and maybe as a young man people thinking that he's up to something, maybe pulled over. the attorney general talking about being pulled over for no reason on the jersey turnpike. have you had that experience? is the president by addressing it, does that help get rid of those experiences? >> i personally have not had those experiences, and the majority of people in america that are under 40 years old probably haven't had most of those experiences. quite honestly, i don't believe

barack obama has had those experiences. i think this is one of those things where he's genning up this idea of racism. honestly, barack obama is, as i said, he's the president that everybody -- that the left was ready to accept. if he got on an elevator with a white woman, she wouldn't clutch her purse, she'd probably open it and say, hey, why don't you take a few dollars? it's ridiculous that he wants to make it appear as though blacks all across this country are forcing white people to lock their doors, when in fact there are certain situations where everybody locks their doors. blacks will lock their doors when they see a gang of other blacks coming at them. >> let me ask you something. he's the first african-american president, we know that. so do you think he has a special responsibility to speak out about race because he's uniquely qualified to do so? >> he absolutely does. he's had many opportunities for quell racial tensions. the fact that we have a black president, the fact that in all

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fox news alert, royal baby on its way. the dutchess of cambridge, kate middleton, has been in labor for hours now at st. mary's hospital while people all across london wait for word on whether it's a prince or a princess. remember when kate said this?

>> was that kind of a hint? let's bring in royal expert lloyd weber. who is a lip reader, by the way. >> well, that's my other expertise, obviously. >> do they know what the sex of the baby is? >> they say they don't know. if i were them, i actually wouldn't have found out. this is the most anticipated baby since prince william was born 31 years ago. and the pressure of actually knowing, i don't know if they'd have gone for that. the royal gynecologist would obviously know. >> we know about the tradition, what's going to happen. the queen is going to find out first. but what kind of upbringing will this child have? >> i think the blueprint will be very much kate's upbringing, not william's. don't forget william had a very unhappy childhood on many levels. he was involved in that hideous divorce between diana and charles. his mother passed away when he

was just 15 years old, harry was 12. kate, on the other hand, comes from a very stable, normal, middle class family background. william absolutely adores that about kate. certainly even calls michael middleton, kate's dad, dad. so, yes, absolutely it will all be about kate's upbringing. as normal upbringing as possible for the royal baby. >> something else has changed as well. now whether it's a boy or a girl, it's the next heir. >> absolutely. this is going to be the 43rd monarch since the norman conquest in 1066 when william the conquerer basically invent it my home nation. the queen currently is still figurehead to a third of the world, to two billion people. obviously that's one of the reasons why this is such a big world news event. this is politically relevant to so many around the world. >> one other thing that's different, i don't think prince charles was there when diana gave birth, but william is definitely in the room with them right now? >> charles was there. he broke the tradition. he was by diana's side, which

was considered terribly progressive at the time. in fact diana broke tradition by having the baby in a hospital. before that, heir presumptives were born in royal residences. the queen didn't go to the hospital to be treated until 1982. diana was having none of it. she was giving birth in a hospital and charles was right there holding her hand. >> so when you talk about this upbringing, do you really feel that plays into why the queen is so much more popular and the royal family is embraced now? >> absolutely. william, harry and kate have been front and center rebranding the british monarchy. diana was about making it more approachable and accessible and her sons have carried on in that tradition. they do all have jobs. harry is in the military, as we know. william is also in the military and all the other young royals have jobs. so yeah, a bit of nor mality there. >> the expert opinion. i'm jennifer hudson.

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bill: all right. kicking off a whole new week. fox news alert. mower than a week of speculation the royal baby finally on its way this morning. kate middleton admitted to st. mary's hospital in london nine hours ago. she is said to be in the first minutes of labor. they will release a formal announcement from buckingham palace but until we await along with the rest of the world. live in new york, i'm bill hemmer here in "america's newsroom." martha is still there. how are you doing, martha? martha: good morning, bill, i'm martha maccallum live in london and outside of st. mary's hospital where for the first time this week we can announce,