first or a boy at all. here we are with kate having a boy straight out of the gate. >> hang on one second. in is the prime minister, david cameron. >> it's wonderful news from st. mary's. i'm sure right across the country and indeed right across the commonwealth people will be celebrating and wishing the royal couple well. it is an important moment in the life of our nation, but i suppose before all it's a wonderful moment for a warm and loving couple who got a brand new baby boy. it's been a remarkable few years for our royal at captured peopl heart, that extraordinary and magnificent jubilee and now a royal birth all from a family that have given this nation so much incredible service. and they can know that a proud nation is celebrating with a very proud and happy couple tonight. >> that was the british prime minister, david cameron, right there, speaking for the first time. the head of government talking about the birth of this new baby boy, baby cambridge. 8 pounds, 6 ounces. it's noted it is a wonderf

said, hey, the little boys came up there.n they tied them up, tied their hands up, they started screwing them and stuff, cutting them and stuff. >> did you actually rape any of these boys? >> no. >> did you actually kill any of these boys? >> no. >> did you see any of the boys actually killed? >> yes. >> he was a vulnerable kid who was in a high pressure situation for a very long time. and he started off saying, i don't know anything about it. and by the end of it, he had named two other people and himself. >> the two others? jason baldwin and damien echols. when you heard about this confession, what went through your mind? >> well, the very first time i heard about it, they wouldn't even tell me what they were talking about. they brought me into the police station and the head cop comes in and he starts saying, you know, we already know you did it. you may as well tell us what you did. >> jessie, damien and jason were all arrested hours after jessie's confession. >> we all, i think, breathed a sigh of relief that someone was

we still do not know the name of this little boy.ther it takes a week or less, there are still some surprises to keep us entertained for a little while yet. >> make sense of international news -- at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions ( bell chimes four times ) >> woodruff: a town crier gave the news: a baby boy was born to the duke and duchess of cambridge today, becoming third in line to the british throne. good evening. i'm judy woo

"hey, where's my boy at?" and he stopped, he froze, he looked around, and he went into a panic until he found me and he jumped on my legs. painful. just... i was just happy to see him. i didn't care how much it hurt. >> logan: during our entire interview, ax never left corbin's side and barely took his eyes off him. corbin says he's fearless because he doesn't know when he's in danger. some people might say, "well, that's unfair to the dog because you're sending this dog into a dangerous environment where he could very easily lose his life or limbs, be wounded, and he doesn't understand." >> corbin: i could make him scared of it and make him not do his job and send soldiers to the same death. that's my answer to that. >> logan: it wasn't until after 9/11 that special operations formally began using dogs, starting in afghanistan. duane and his dog rex survived a tough deployment there in 2010. >> duane: i saw my dog, you know, trying to smash through doors, climb up cliffs, drag people down cliffs. just track p

they figure how to nurture black boys. we should tell stories each and every day about the many ways that black boys are innovating. giving support to their families and their communities. we must talk about opportunities to optimize chances for black men of all ages to support each other, it is for boys younger than they are prayed we have to continue to have conversations about opportunities and obligations we have as a nation to be inspired by the trayvon martin family. we have to talk about it. we have to support programs in our community that are doing the work of saving our sons, beginning early. we must ensure that we move past the rhetoric to ensure that these are made. it is important that we do not neglect our daughters in the process. our black girls and women need our care, love and support. these are the few ways the white house is engaging in this work. i look forward to identify ways we can work further to support black men and boys throughout this country for generations to come. we need to do this work. th

thompson, there is a real difference here between boys and girls. >> boys use direct aggression. they insult each other to their face, generally. girls use indirect, or relational, aggression. they go behind each other's backs, or they attack each other's friendships. >> so, how do girls survive middle school? we'll explore that in a separate report. meanwhile, here's some words of advice from our guys. >> if you get rejected, just get back up. >> always be yourself, and never be someone you're not. >> you have to stay strong. >> but also be nice. like, try to get along with everyone. >> stay on top of your work. just keep calm. try not to let what others say affect you too much, because you'll see, you know, later on in your life that it doesn't really matter as much. >> just be yourself, because people who you want to hang out with will accept you for who you are, anyways. >> here's my advice. avoid middle-school drama. it's just not worth it. for "tkn," i'm scott. >> one thing you can expect from life is the unexpected. that's why knowing some basic first aid is important. >>

we want to start at the beginning with black boys. then, move up and have three distinguished men talk about their lives. we begin with davie johns. we are going the police if the second of director for african- excellence has joined us in the white house. he has worked for obama for and he was a- senior education advisor for the senate committee on health education, labor, and pensions. withery pleased to begin davie johns. . ok, i unsealed a few minutes of my time to ask questions. >> excuse me? >> a few questions. >> by all means. thank you. as mr. martin said, president obama comments invited us to start the conversation. i think the conversation starts with two critical questions. the first question is to the department of justice, to answer can i private citizen with a nine millimeter gun profile our ,hildren, get out of his car and confront our children? the supreme court doesn't let a police profile based on race alone. we need to have that question answered so we will know what to tell our children. if that answer is yes, we

i said i have a boy.h, well, that's not going to work. >> when i was in play school, they would say you shouldn't have thrown that punch. >> that would have been great advice. >> up next, we go back to london, martha maccallum is outside st. mary's hospital where another prince was born today. stay right here. ♪ [ female announcer ] imagine a match made in skin heaven. with venus and olay. olay moisture bars help lock in moisture for less dryness while five blades get venus close. revealing smooth. and goddess skin begins. only from venus and olay. 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. oh trust me, you don't want any of that. you got my map? yeah. where you can sit can define your enti year. and what's the most important thing to remember? no face to face contact until we're off of school property. you got this. sharing what you've learned. that's powerful. verizon. get the samsu

, the bouncing baby boy. all the speculation, when we'll see the new baby boy -- >> big baby boy. >> eight pounds, six ounces. >> in my book that's big. >> we'll wonder what kind of name he'll have to go with that bouncing baby boy. >>> let's turn to baseball. the giants and reds taking the field at at&t park for a doubleheader. there's a little twist in this one. >> between games, the two teams will head into the locker room, change their uniforms. at 4:05 the giants will wear their home uniform like normal. 25 minutes after the first game ends, they'll come out in their away uniform. that's because the game is a makeup for july 4th game that was rained out in cincinnati. >> that makes sense. >> the reds will be the home team which means they'll bat last. have to make it official, change the outfit. >> maybe we should have a costume change 5:00 a.m., a little something different. >> not sure i'll fit in yours. before the doubleheader, a member of giants staff will be honored. mark gardner, the giants bullpen

it has improved life opportunity for black boys.ate the success of head start it's impartive we give them more access. in 2012 head start served less than 40% of eligible children. roughly 300,000 black kids. early head start currently servs >> you are nearing the -- >> yes. >> much more need to be done to increase investment in the area. while have summaried some of the challenges during the early year of life i want to ensure our conversation are focused on solution on underscore the opportunity to make investment that result in success for black men and boys and the coming months the initiative will continue to facility critical conversation in the following areas, one, racing awareness of increasing opportunity to access programs and enhance education, employment, and entrepreneurship for black men and boys. we need to increase the number of black e educator, discuss the impact like trauma and toxic stress have learning and development and strengthen the relationship they have with students and mentors. two, we will ensure that

i said i have a boy.ike oh, well, that's not going to work. >> when i was in play school, they would say you shouldn't have thrown that punch. >> that would have been great advice. >> up next, we go back to london, martha maccallum is outside st. mary's hospital where another prince was born today. stay right here. ♪ test test. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the five." we are talking about the royal baby and martha maccallum. martha, you have been there a week, i watched your coverage, it is amazing how much news you made of it. i mean, what did you do? they didn't give you much to work with, right? >> reporter: well, you know, we did the normal shows from her, normal news through the course of week, sprinkled in what we learned along the way, then got most of the news we waited for all week today, and once it started coming, it came fast and furious, the baby was born at 4:24 our time this afternoon. found out about it about four hours later, that indeed the duke and duchess of cambridge had a boy, the name yet

it was a boy.for what prince william and kate middleton will name their son, the smart money for boys' names has been on james and henry. there's also interest in what color hair will appear on the first born to the royal couple. most think the royal son will be a brunette like the mother. there's a little bit more money on a ginger like prince harry than on a blonde like prince william. there are bucks on everything, from what kate's sister pippa will wear to the hospital, to what college the future monarch may choose to attend almost two decades from now. >> ever since she was announced to be pregnant in december, really, the ball started rolling then and it's grown and grown and grown. it's been really exciting. lots of money on the name. lots of money on the weight. lots of money on the date that the baby will be born, which is really reaching a crescendo now. >> jennie is a spokeswoman. >> it's definitely a more female type of bet as opposed to having a bet on the football or the horses. this

i suppose little gangs who were supposed to be bad boys. maybe i was a very polite boy. i was a little fascinated by bad ones. [laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris but not to the streets that we know that are in front of the palace but the streets with a very mixed community. in those days, even more so. and that inspired you to do collectio

brown's boys of this country. i think the point that president obama made 35 years ago that this could have been him was so important to the american people because obviously the most influential man on the planet is weighing in from an african-american perspective and just to have the president of the united states, and on our situation, it really touched home. comments such as the president made, it sparks the conversation in every household over the dinner table in that conversation is what can we do as parents? what can we do as men? what can we do as fathers? what can we do as mentors to stop this from happening to your child? i think that is what -- where the conversation begins. a lot of our energy that we channel, if we take the negative energy throughout this whole process we have taken that negative energy and we are trying to turn it into a positive. a lot of people will tell you that nothing positive can come out of death but i disagree. i disagree wholeheartedly because what we can do tomorrow as a na

now that prince william and catherine have welcomed a baby boy, english betors who wagered on a boy areroyal gamblers are waiting to find out, did they correctly pick the name of the eight-pound six-ounce heir to the british throne? book maker ladbroekes took in 50,000 bets alone after kate went into labor. never underestimate the british public's obsession with the royal family, said a spokesman. most popular names for the little prince include james and george. >>> roadside assistance. george zimmerman is out of court but back in the news. today abcnews.com broke the story that just days after being acquitted of all charges in the shooting death of trayvon martin zimmerman apparently helped a family of four whose suv overturned off a highway in sanford, florida. witnesses quickly called 911, describing the scene. >> it looks like an explorer. there are some people at the car right now. there's a bunch of people that stopped. i think they're trying to get the guy out of the car. >> zimmerman himself didn't place the call. he left the crash site after speaking with police. >>> papal tra

a baby boy. the first child of the duke and duchess of cambridge is now the third in line to the throne. he was born at 4:24 p.m. london time. that's 11:24 a.m. here on the east coast. the announcement just placed on annesal outside buckingham palace moments ago. we don't have word of a name yet. according to a press release from the palace, we know that the baby weighed in at eight pounds and six ounces. the baby's father prince william was present for the birth. the palace reports that her royal highness and her child are both doing very well and will remain in the hospital overnight. prime minister david cameron said on twitter "i'm delighted for the duke and duchess now their son has been born. the whole country will celebrate. they'll make wonderful parents." and the prince of wales, prince williams's father said that he was enormously proud and happy to be a grandfather for the first time. and getting us now from london is jim maceda. jim, are you with us? >> reporter: i am. martin, how are

the duchess of cambridge gave birth to a baby boy. the nation celebrating with all the pomp and pageantry you would expect for a baby who is third in line to the throne. >> god save the queen. >> i don't even know that that man is related to the pageantry, but that's how excited people were. the baby boy weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces. such a big baby, everyone was so happy for their health. a lot of those people standing around, are americans that's how big the fascination. we don't know the baby's name yet, his father has said he could not be happier. we're going to go live to london in a moment, give you all the detail. there is other news to talk about tonight. >>> first, breaking news, in fact, at least ten people hurt when the landing gear on a southwest jet collapsed. joining me now on the phone, one of the passengers of the plane, frank faramasca. do i have frank? can you hear me? do i have dominique? can you hear me? >> yes. >> frank, i'll start with you. both of you, tell me first, are you okay? >> yes. completely unharmed, yes.

a baby boy.first child of the duke and duchess of cambridge is now the third in line to the throne. he was born at 4:24 p.m. london time. that's 11:24 a.m. here on the east coast. the announcement just placed on annesal outside buckingham palace moments ago. we don't have word of a name yet. according to a press release from the palace, we know that the baby weighed in at eight pounds and six ounces. the baby's father prince william was present for the birth. the palace reports that her royal highness and her child are both doing very well and will remain in the hospital overnight. prime minister david cameron said on twitter "i'm delighted

it was a boy.for what prince william and kate middleton will name their son, the smart money for boys' names has been on james and henry. there's also interest in what color hair will appear on the first born to the royal couple. most think the royal son will be a brunette like the mother. there's a little bit more money on a ginger like prince harry than on a blond like prince william. there are bucks on everything from what kate's sister pippa will wear to the hospital to what college the future monarch may attend almost two decades from now. >> ever since the duchess of cambridge was announced to be pregnant in december, really the ball started rolling then. it's grown and grown and grown. it's been really exciting. lots of money on the name and the weight, lots of money on the date the baby will be born which is really reaching a kre shendo now. >> it's definitely a more female friendly type of bet as opposed to a bet on the football or the horses. this is a kind of product that will appeal to

and a big boy it is, almost 8 1/2 pounds. he is the prince of cambridge, the first here in england in almost 200 years. and i think the royal couple reflected the feelings of a lot of people when they issued a simple statement tonight saying, "we could not be happier." the cheers echoed across the grounds of buckingham palace. >> it's a boy! >> reporter: a boy born at 4:24 p.m., 8 pound, 6 ounces. the official word came from st. mary's hospital, carried by car to buckingham palace, where it was posted on an easel that once announced prince william's birth. from town criers to towers, unique celebrations, because what had been dubbed the great kate wait was finally over. >> congratulate her. >> absolutely amazing. >> reporter: queen elizabeth came home to buckingham palace from her castle in windsor and said in a statement tonight that she was delighted, as were other british leaders. >> it is an important moment in the life of our nation. but i suppose, above all, it's a wonderful moment for a warm and loving couple who've go

, it was a boy, it was a boy. everybody was thinking it was going to be a girl. it is very exciting. now we are waiting. there is a chance william may come out here tonight. his father did come out on the night william was born to soak it all in and to be the proud papa. we may see that from prince william. we expect to see the duchess in the morning. let's see what we have over my shoulder. there is a lot of stuff going on tonight. people have been coming out throughout the evening. i am looking to see if there is anything we need to tell you about. we saw the courrier pull up and whisk off to buckingham palace and then the easel came out jie. we are -- >> we are trying to identify the people coming out. imogen was with me and staring at the screen trying to figure that out. >> i think it looks like the guy gnaw koll gist who delivered the baby. i don't know if you can confirm it but it looks like it was possibly him. he is the royal gynocologist who postponed retirement to deliver this baby. >> people say what i

it's a boy.e just joining us, the duchess of cambridge came birth to a baby boy just a few hours ago at 4:20 p.m. london time. he is 8 pound, 6 ounces. a lot of people were wondering who would be in the room. we have just learned that it was just the duke and duchess. back to you, victoria. you mentioned the paparazzi. it's been a tenuous relationship with the paparazzi. so many people will want to get pictures of this little baby boy. will they respect the royal family's wishes? >> they've respected the family's wishes after diana's death than before. two photographers spotted kate going into the hospital before anybody else knew and they chose not to take a photograph. that speaks volumes about the relationship that has been created between the press and paparazzi. the issue is international photographers and paparazzi. william has a difficult time disassociated international media with the paparazzi. of course these pictures will be worth a lot. >> i want to thank all of you for watching. what

these days, there are girls, as well as boys, here.place which aims to pamper its students. if that's true now, it seems to have been particularly so back in charles' day. perhaps surprisingly for a british private school, the philosophy here was quite idealistic. its aim was an egalitarian society, marked by self-discipline. these simple huts where charles lived make up that philosophy. the morning routine involved a cold shower. >> there was one cold shower, and if your grandmother is anything like mine, you have to have a cold shower to stop pneumonia. but the mythologies built up, and there we are. >> it was very tough for a boy who lived in comfortable palaces, and he hated it and he was home sick and he was bullied. it was a very difficult experience for him. >> in his adult life, the prince of wales has been more positive about his far flung gordonston experience, saying it taught him to accept challenges and take the initiative. even so when it came to his sons, charles chose differently. schools for william and harry would alw

a healthy eight pound, six ounce boy. and we're seeing for the first time, this prince, saying hello to the world. now we wait because they go back inside, they grab the car seat, and then they hop back in and they're off to kensington palace. here they are. this was moments oob. beyond arriving at kensington, what does the next week look like? >> they're not telling us yet. the family home will be ready in the autumn. so i suspect they will only spend a few days there and then they may go back to bucklebre. the queen goes on holiday on friday. so i would have thought one of the priorities will be to introduce the queen to her future heir. there are now three heirs to the squeen and that has not happened since the time of queen victoria. let's watch them get in the car. >> here we go, the car seat and the baby. >> this is so sweet. >> so sweet. >> is he driving? >> he is driving. there is so much here that is symbolic. him putting the car seat in, being here throughout the labor overnight. this modern monarchy, that is th

>> he is leading the call here, come on you boys in red. they are cheering for a soccer club from the netherlands. >> i love that at the beginning of this, he was quieting the crowd. everybody, shh. >> follow my lead. >> with all of thselfies on in a instagram. you knew it was only a matter of time until somebody started an instagram pageant. you can spot a hottie and you have pagents. feel free to pick your favorite. >> does lock like it, actually. >> which one you actually to take home. >> keep going here real quick. >> i know what you are thinking, and i'm thinking the same thing. >> we've been duped before. >> i think they think they are men. >> with a body like this, you think this is a dude? >> stranger things have happened. >> seriously, this is really a top ten pageant with these very pretty ladies. >> i feel like there is something. what do we not know yet. >> there is a bomb to drop somewhere. >> i like the girl with the dude. i guess i pick her. that's a her. >> you guys really were on to something here. bl >> blow it up. >> this

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a, who sent to boy b who sent it to boy c who posted it on the internet. >> their reason for coming was possession of child pornography. >> i'm telling this story primarily to get the idea axraus to other parents and kids that they really need to look past just a reputation, but need to look at their character. if any of those boys had just pressed delete, we wouldn't be having this conversation. >> other parents should be aware that this is happening and it's not -- it's all over the world, it's not just in our neighborhood. and talk with your children and teens about the subject and get educated on the subject yourself so you can learn how it handle it and really talk to your children about it can be fun, it can be dangerous, these new toys that we have. >> wow. all right, i'd like to introduce the members of our panel today, rob is here, rob, could you come on up, rob neighbor, please join us. thank you so much for being here. (applause). >> assembly tom ammiano is here. (applause). >> and our state school chief tom torlichman is here and he is making his way to the podium. thank

you couldn't tell by a hoodie if she was a boy or a girl.walking in the neighborhood, should i be afraid? that's what i'm trying to get to her. once she saw it, she was like, oh. but she didn't look at it that way. that's why the younger generation, they need to pay attention. because this has woken up a lot of deep-rooted anger from the community that they need to see. they really do. the younger people need to see what is really going on. because they're coming up, and i know you have friends of other races, but they really don't see color. you know what i'm saying? which is good. but they do need to see right and wrong, that's my point. >> before i let you good et out of here. you're the unofficial mayor of golds boro. what was the reaction last night on that part of sanford? >> oh, my god. angry. angry. really angry. >> were people surprised? yes and no. they wanted something done. but have we gotten justice? no. >> we'll have to leave it there. i appreciate your time today, and yesterday as well. a business owner, unofficial mayor of go

the little boy buried in 11 feet of sand. his parents desperately using their hands, then the rescuers and the digging that followed, pulling him out. how he's doing right now. >>> the extreme weather. the massive flooding pictures coming in from florida through ohio. and the dust storm in the west. meteorologist ginger zee on the rest of the weekend. >>> and home free. the american mother and daughter trapped, not allowed to come back to america for weeks, why they couldn't get their passports back, and tonight, how they got home. >>> good evening, on this saturday night. and we do begin here with that wait for a verdict in the george zimmerman trial in florida and a brand-new question moments ago from that all-female jury, they have now asked for clarification on the instructions regarding manslaughter. that word comes just as we come on the air tonight. this image from george zimmerman and his team. just before deliberations began this morning. his attorney smiling there and zimmerman himself appearing less tense, at least

when the police arrived, the boy had been declared dead. police, as you can see, are still here on the scene where they've been for the past few hours. no arrest haves been made and they're trying to figure out whether this is criminal, whether foul play was involved and perhaps if this 7-month-old baby boy died from natural causes, perhaps sudden infant death syndrome, something along those lines. it's standard in this case until they decide it's not criminal that the homicide unit is assigned to this. that's what's happening right now, sjpd still trying to figure out what's happened here. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> this morning a search is on for a hit-and-run driver who plowed into a group of south bay cyclists. what witnesses say the driver did moments after the crash. "today in the bay's" christie smith live in campbell with more on the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. i put in a call to campbell police. they tell me they're still looking for this driver this morning and of course asking for the p

i struggle with the idea that my boys have to be divested of innocence.ave to do it, the man who loves them, or someone else will do it who does not love them. >> jeffrey, is this a conversation you've had? >> you know, anderson, so here's what's so sad about this. so the very people that you're supposed to turn to when you're scared, those of us who raise boys, and i have my 15-year-old here, are telling them when you deal with these folks, there's a likelihood they might kill you, right? that's a horrible thing. so when you're around them, the ones who have state -- the state has given them the authority to protect you. you have to worry because they'll kill you before you do anything else. so we raise our boys trying to avoid that, but we never thought, here's a situation -- now, just imagine, you're trayvon, you're 17. some guy is following you, you run away. he ran. he runs after you. he doesn't say he's running. now do i tell my boys, if a strange man approaches you, do not fight back, do not defend yourself, because maybe they might kill you. and t

they found the four of the boy at the hospital, where his son was recovering from some pretty serious injuries. >> his driver's license is a piece of evidence we found at the scene. so we were able to locate him and talk to him. >> even when they did, the father didn't tell the truth of what happened. the police figured that out, and coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you how they figured it out, and explain why the father and son were near the traction where the trains fly by at more than 200 miles per hour. >> the details of this stoishgs you can find him on twitter at ryan, at abc 2. >>> the emergency surgery of this cat. more on this story, jeff? >> people who live near here, say the children often throw rocks at the cat ps in this neighborhood. the vets at this animal hospital, amputated what was left of his back leg, after it was discovered hanging from the tether cord of the blindly in an abandoned house. >> the people around here are cruel. he didn't hurt nobody, they don't care. >> at this point, it remains unclear whether the actions of the children led to the cat in the blinds,

as a mother of a brown boy, i struggled with that. what do i tell him now, when this case first broke, his question to me, and in retrospect was so poignant, he said why was he so afraid of trayvon martin? >> having these conversations is so important. >> you know, what occurs to me is when mr. canada and mr. blow speak so eloquently as other journalists have about the question of what shall i tell my black son? i would be very interested to know how many parents are saying what shall i say to my white son or white daughter about this world, and the fact that all of us have a role in it. and that we do not live in a race neutral world. we do not live in an innocent world, in any kind of way. so what it means to me is that if parents don't have the courage to have these kinds of conversations, then we've got to bring them back into the classroom or in our churches, or in art. >> you bring up a really good point. when i was growing up, no one talked to me how to interact with the police. i always assumed they're like "chips," the police

it is fair to say a big bouncing boy. that is all we know. we know that the whole procedure here was speeded up. we were talking about this delivery of an announcement to an easel unveiled at buckingham palace. no, it was announced here at the hospital. i think the fear was that twitter and other social media sites would trump this elaborate plan by buckingham palace essentially. we know it is a baby boy and, trace, let me make sure i am not missing any new information. the baby's name will be announced in due course. this baby is the third in line of succession to the throne. had it been a daughter she would have been third in line. it wouldn't have made a difference. what is so interesting is simply everyone thought this would be a girl. they assumed that the duchess of cambridge had made a little blip when she mentioned she would give a gift to her daughter. in the end, it has been a little baby boy, and it has been delivered just now here in london in the whipping of saint mary's -- in the wing of saint mary's hospital. >> amy kellogg sta

there's been an incredible search for this boy. police, firefighters, citizens passing out flyers, going up alleys looking to and from to try to find him and then apparently maybe ten minutes ago now this big break. i mean police came here from every which way and they descend on the alley. again, the focus is a car in the back of 1705 west virginia avenue. it appears in the back seat of that car is where investigators are, paramedics have been called to that scene. we have no confirmation on what they found in that car but it appears to be a breakdown in the search for 7-year-old michael kingsbury, missing now since 9:00 sunday morning. we're here and we'll keep you apprised of what happens. jim, back to you. >>> our weather now. it's rained on and off a few times today and we could see more rain tonight. storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson is in for doug tonight with the details. >> our temperatures may have gone up but it feels better right now than it did earlier today and that's because of some of that rain that's move

as a mother of a brown boy, i struggled with that. what do i tell him now, when this case first broke, his question to me, and in retrospect was so poignant, he said why was he so afraid of trayvon martin? >> having these conversations is so important. >> you know, what occurs to me is when mr. canada and mr. blow speak so eloquently as other journalists have about the question of what shall i tell my black son? i would be very interested to know how many parents are saying what shall i say to my white son or white daughter about this world, and the fact that all of us have a role in it. and that we do not live in a race neutral world. we do not live in an innocent world, in any kind of way. so what it means to me is that if parents don't have the courage to have these kinds of conversations, then we've got to bring them back into the classroom or in our churches, or in art. >> you bring up a really good point. when i was growing up, no one talked to me how to interact with the police. i always assumed they're like "chips," the police

. >>> come on, it's a boy! >> oh, it's a boy! it's a boy! ♪ >> it's a boy, everybody!> it's a boy! >> it's a royal baby boy who will be king in 90 years. >> congratulations to william and kate. we thought it would happen on our show. it did not. it did happen until later in the afternoon but we do know it is a boy. everyone's eyes are trained on this door because we want to see that baby. >> we want to see the baby now. >> kate and william are supposed to come just like his mom before him did and his father when he was a new born. >> didn't they walk out with princess di when they were leaving? >> i think they come out when they're leaving. >> they are going to bring the baby out any second? >> i don't think so. somebody told me her hair stylist went in to do her hair. that will make you think kate will be coming out soon. i can't wait. >> i was right. i predicted that it was going to be a boy. >> yes, you did. >> i would love to say i was waiting for the moment to happen. i wanted the moment when the baby came out but i was passed out in my hotel room because hoda mad

it's a boy. take a look at the front page of the "sun." the nation celebrating with all the pomp and pageantry you would expect for a baby who is third in line to the thrown. >> i don't even know that that man is related to the pomp and pageantry. that's how excited people were because the first time of the duke and duchess of cambridge weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces. everybody was so happy the baby was in good health. >> at least ten people hurt when the landing gather collapsed on the southwest plane at laguardia airport. do i have frank? do i have dominique? can you hear me? >> yes. >> frank, i'll start with you. both of you, tell me first. are you okay? >> completely unharmed. >> so you're unharmed. that's great news. did you have any warning something was wrong with the plane? >> as i'm replaying the scene over my head. we were told multiple times to make sure our seat belts were buckled. >> dominique, did you get any announcement other than to check your seat belt? >> yeah, it kind of struck us as a little bit odd. they did also say to c

. >>> a six-year-old boy stuck under 11 feet of sand makes it out of live. what was key to his survival. >> sunny skies this afternoon, but temperatures inland. didn't make it to 80 degrees. 78 for fair field. napa only 74. and we're not done with the cooldown yet. find out how low the temperatures will go coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, against paint manufactur >>> ten california cities and counties filed a billion dollar lawsuit against paint manufactures. they want the manufactures to remove lead paint from millions of california homes built before 1978. an oakland man says his son lost his hearing after eating a paint chip full of lead. the paint industry argues that it never deliberately sold harmful products to consumers and old paint is no longer significant public health risk. >>> the nsa might be tracking our phone calls and e-mails. now retailers are also getting into the surveillance cam. kpix5 shows us how stores are keeping a close eye on our shopping habits. >> in the movie, minority report, tom cruise has a chip embedded in his head that among other

we are still waiting to learn the baby boy's name.pected that the duke and duchess of cambridge will come out with their new son and show him off outside the hospital. >> the buzz of or royal baby can be felt all over the world. the british commonwealth of ontario canada found a special way to announce the baby's birth. niagara falls and eliminated the falls was blue lights signifying the arrival of a boy. >> in new zealand, they conducted a gun salute and wellington new zealand welcome and william and case sun. >> and the royal mint has issued special commemorative, once for babies who were also born on july 22nd. the mint has produced a little over 2000 of the special coins. there are an average of about two dozen babies of boeinborn each y and britain so each child should get one. for all couples across the u.k. can expect to receive one of the newly minted silver penney's is their baby was also born on monday. the special coins comes with a card in a special payout for each new edition. >> we will be right back re line welcome bac

their boy's anger clear as day. there's nothing left for us.is father's outrage is reserved for others. we're not against syrians. he have to help the refugees. our government has to take care of us too. my son here, now he has to work too. it's awful. his oldest son just sits and stares. hopelessness and exhaustion apparent. he isn't just drained, he's also desperate. >> a tough way to go. >> tragic situation. >>> many people were waiting as the royal baby came into the world but back in the day a hundred people were in the room during the delivery to make sure there was no baby switching. >> talk about lack of privacy. some interesting royal traditions up ahead. huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. mhandle more than 165 billionl letters and packages a year. that's abo