i was talking about victoria here. about the different era and age, do you think the expectations of what he is expected to do will also be different in some ways? >> you can almost guarantee that every move this child makes is going to be closely examined by not just britain, but the media around the oral and the public around the world. everyone has a camera phone, he will be photographed, videoed, documented everywhere he goes. i think it will be very fascinating to see the first glimpse this baby will get of that international stardom. he has been born into it essentially. when he moves out of that hospital, he will be greeted with frankly an awesome vision, if you can see it at this point. the world international media taking photographs, asking questions, and that's just the first taste of what this young prince will have to deal with, cope with, and endure over the course of his life. it's going to be a big challenge for him. >> max, we can't bring you in enough and talk to you enough. you're there, watching tha

who have you seen up in here with us? >> victoriaingly change her tune down at the police station when detectives reveal one of her working girls is under age. >> she's 16. >> i didn't want to abandon her. i had a feeling. [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums that's me... i made you something. ♪ i made you something, too. ♪ see you next summer. ♪ [ male announcer ] get exceptional values on the highest quality cars at the summer of audi sales event. ♪ [ male announcer ] fight pepperoni heartburn and pepperoni breath fast with tums freshers. concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪ fast heartburn relief and minty fresh breath. >>> the fbi's human trafficking task force, working with state and local police, are out on the streets of metro detroit looking for juveniles and the pimps who exploit them. >> everyone

here's abc's la ma sa hassan. >> reporter: with cold winds whipping 40 mile per hour, the women crawled their way up london's shard building. that's where we reached victoria henry on here phone. you're pulling off a dangerous stunt. do you think it's worth it? >> absolutely. we are qualified climbers who know what we're doing and wouldn't attempt it without doing it safely. >> reporter: two of the greenpeace activists reached the top of the sky scraper, more than 1,000 feet up, unfurling their banner, a protest of the oil company shell and its drilling in the arctic. latest extreme stunt by greenpeace including a high profile climb of mt. rushmore, still they have never done anything like this before. >> i expect we're not headed anywhere after. this is a mixed bag for us. >> reporter: shell says it respects the right of anyone to, quote, engage in a free and frank exchange of views about our operations. the police were not so open-minded. when they finally got down, they were arrested. >>> still ahead on "world news," a story about race and whether america should be doing a lot more when other sons and daughters go missing. >>> later the comedy star who

we have victoria nearby, here with me. 1894 is the last time we had three living heirs to the thrown,nd we have the queen, charles, william, and the baby. the queen is still very robust and healthy. it's been sad seeing her out without prince phillip, but she seems happy and jolly, business as usual. we don't expect her to go anywhere any time soon. we could have the queen for another five or ten years. it's possible. prince charles will be 65 in november, and william is only 31. so it could be 65 or 70 years. so it's lovely to think that we are witnesses the arrival of a baby that has potential to be the first monarch of the 22nd century. it would have been the hat trick for the turn of the century and having a queen if it had been a girl. >> many americans are fascinated. many are just fascinated by this story line and lyineage. others could care less. the royal family is an integral part of everyday life. >> yes, it is a unifying presence. the brits doo, when there is an engagement, if england is doing very well at a sport, the country really had the global stage starting with the

. >> yes, that and victoria is big here. spend betting because we had so much money coming in. we suspended betting. now we have victoria -- >> it's changing all the time, victoria looking down on you. >> absolutely. >> you have charlotte. >> it's 40-1. king george iii, his wife. we are taking bets on victoria. if you want a bet on victoria. >> for selfish reasons, when is the due date? >> about the 16th or 17th of july. >> you agree on that? >> 8-1 favorite. they work out to be the 16th or 17th, just under a week. >> not long now. tell us about the money you have taken. what have you taken so far? >> baby betting is booming. we are currently on 300,000 pounds, about a half million dollars. >> this is the biggest novelty betting. >> a novelty. you are talking novelty. you have hair color, brown, blond, black, ginger. tell us about ginger. >> harry. you don't know. >> are they popular as well? >> absolutely. you can bet on anything. will it go to university. will it represent gb at the olympics. do you have the name of the fir

let me bring in victoria, and stand by with me, becky, because a lot of the voices on the historic day heretoria ar biter is joinin me and she is live in new york, but she snow knows the royal life very well having lived in kensington palace and her father was the press secretary for the queen for many, many years, and so exciting. your reaction, victoria. >> i am so thrill ed that finaly we know after all of this waiting na we have a boy. my first thought, i have to say, this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british royal family history who have panicked not being able to deliver a boy, and here we are, kate did it first time. so it does mean a change in the next succession conversation is over, and kate has had a healthy baby boy. >> and here is something interesting for people who did not realize as i did my royal homework to prepare for the diamond jubilee last summer i realized that before she married who is now the duke of cambridge, prince william, the royal family must make sure that she is healthy and that she could bear a child. >> well, there is a lot

victoria. what we have here is a different scenario. this will be queen if it's a girl. it's pretty exciting. can we really continue with the idea that hit it wills just go through the male line. we saw that in the great showdown. those girls can't get the title because they're girls. we can see the woman getting the top job and the top palace in the country. >> i think they had to change all kinds of legislation because of the son and heir just becoming the heir. the other interesting thing too when it comes to names is there doesn't have to be a surname or one of three. you -- the queen and king aren't the same. they don't need a surname. they get christened where their first name. whatever this baby is called, that says enough. a surname will probably be windsor. it's up to the baby. also with royal babies they tend to have four or five names, not one or two. they could come to the throne with any one of them. if diana is in the name, we suspect that may be one of the names. not number one, maybe three or four. it could see a queen diana on the throne. >> thanks so much. great context. >>

that fact, victoria, do you think that changes the equation here, opens a possibility for somewhat what of a some set? >> no, i think all it does is shows the queen that her 61 years of service and duty have been worth it. her monarchy have had ups and downs. it is so popular again, and the queen is really getting to enjoy this resurgence, i think when she meets her great grandson, it's going to be a poignant moment for her. she can see that charles iii comes next, then william iv. this baby is the first monarch of the 22nd century, potentially. this is going to be a monarchy that's safe for generations to come. >> do you think william's marriage to kate and this little boy has given a resurgency to the popularity of the monarchy. >> yes. they realize that william and kate are responsible. william and kate are young, they're the fairy tale ending that diana didn't have. william and kate are going to be older at some point and then the new young royals are going to be exciting. the queen has popularity on a global scale. she's head of the common wealth, 54 nations. she's the constitution

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there's a man who's been in for 42 years. >> that notion that it can go on for decades, victoria, your writing hereinds us that human contact, like even contact with girds, the ability to call your family, all of that goes away. what happens to people's minds, to their emotions in this kind of context? >> for a lot of people, their minds start to deteriorate. a lot of people have reported getting agorophobia, because they're unable to live outside of this tiny little 7 x 11 foot box. and when we're talking about security housing units, that's only one form of solitary confinement that california and the united states practices. so in california, there are also women in these security housing units as well. and as you may know, women in prison are often primary caregivers of their children before they go to prison. and when they're in the security housing units, both -- both they and male prisoners in security housing units are not loud to make phone calls. so manage going 10, 15, 20 years without being able to call your loved ones. the only time you're allowed to call your loved ones is when someon

it will remind us of the photograph of queen victoria who had the same photograph. >>> back here at home, another frightening plane landing to tell you about. this time at new york's laguardia airport injuring ten people. we want you to take a look at this exclusive video. the front landing gear of southwest flight 345 collapsing right after the plane touched down on monday. it skidded down the runway sending debris and flames just flying before coming to a halt. about 150 people were on that plane coming from nashville. >> it was like getting smashed in a car wreck. >> everyone is just a little nervous and freaked out. i mean, understandably so. >> i was reading and all of a sudden you heard the pilot goes, holy cow. they started swearing. i looked up and looked to the right off the right side of the plane and there was just this fireball going down the runway. >> now because of this crash, laguardia closed temporarily. six of the ten injured were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the ntsb is investigating. >>> since his not guilty verdict, george zimmerman has been in hiding,

here. >> exactly. but i've never heard behind the knee. >> also, we have this beautiful look that victoria secret, it'sek. you can see the glow. it opens up the face. >> rather than using a powder or conceal eshgs it's the way you get that angel glow you all have. >> exactly. >> you can see, if she moves around. you can see -- >> the color reflector. >> exactly. >> i'm hearing from the control room. >> and then -- what's really important is opening the eye with these -- >> the lashes. >> it's really good. it opens the eyes again. and the most important, mascara. if you're not using a lot of makeup, mascara's good. you both have really nice color. >> thank you very much. >> how are you? >> i'm good. i like another tall girl. >> i know. >> makes me feel good. >> how do you stay so in shape? >> as a victoria's secret angel, it's important not only to just look good but to feel good. >> absolutely. >> and you're constantly traveling. and what i like to do is i like to bring my workout with me. lindsay's going to help show. these are bands. they're really easy, if you know what to do with them. >> also, so

here. i think victoria is a very good bet. queen victoria is a much loved female leader of the country. if it's a girl and she will be first in line in her generation for the throne, no boy, no brother can bump her out of that position, i think victoria is a likely name. the queen is elizabethaxexandra mary. and prince charles is charles arthur george. if it's a boy, i think it'sdá] likely to be george, phillip, arthur and charles would be in there, as a tribute to william's dad, charles. but look for the family names and the history that the name connotes is a really big indicator. >> eric: great analysis and insight. if there is any news popping, we will get right back to you. >> reporter: i will let you know. >> caller: president obama adding to the debate in the verdict over the george zimmerman murder trial. he made surprising remarks on friday about the outcome of that case. listen. >> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said, this could have been my son. another way of saying that is that trayvon martin could have been me, 35 years ago. >> caller: washington is reacting this su

victoria law. and joule. good morning and thank you both for being here. an article in "the nation" victoria a detail in california's hunger strike. i think it's hard for some people. they say, look. why should i care about convicted prisoners? they are there because they did something wrong. what would you say to them? >> i would say that we have to look who goes to prison and why so we have to actually think about the fact that california has laws that lock people up for seemingly -- for a nonviolent crimes, for drug offenses and property offenses and three strikes and you're outlawed and people go to prison for longer periods of time when they could be in drug treatment programs or alternatives to incarceration. the california prison department of corrections has implemented a proposal that allows supposedly would allow people convicted of nonviolent offenses to serve the rest of their sentences at home under ankle monitoring but they haven't put this in place yet so they are even realizing even in the women's prison population 45% of the women in priso

child but i think at the moment we're really going to look at windsor names. >> back here in the studio with victoriafact that there a lot of expatriots from britain here stateside. i was curious, a lot of the people there at buckingham palace where kate is and st. mary's there seem to be a lot of tourists from the commonwealth. the regular britain, how excited are they about the birth of the royal? >> i think they're very happy, it's an excuse to pop to the pub. the commonwealth rounds are the people sort of jumping on board. it's a lovely time to be in england, it's high terrorist season, the weather is wonderful so this baby is really the button on what has been an amazing couple of years from the wedding, olympics, diamond jubilee, coronation festival and now a new baby. people are sort of celebrating the whole thing. >> the new birth. >> i keep saying that online jeremiah and dino are outside names. >> you're never going to get jeremiah. >> social media is never wrong, never wrong. >> no, never. >> we want to get to some of the other news going on today. >> let's look at the headlines now. the s

. >> victoria, i'm fictional and not even here right now. >> you have to come in and stand in for meight. the second season of "the newsroom" premieres this sunday on hbo. please do not come into my business. >> pleasure. >> we'll be right back. you really couldn't have come at a better time. these chevys are moving fast. i'll take that malibu. yeah excuse me, the equinox in atlantis blue is mine! i was here first, it's mine. i called about that one, it's mine. mine! mine. it's mine. it's mine. mine. mine. mine. mine. it's mine! no it's not, it's mine! better get going, it's chevy model year-end event. [ male announcer ] the chevy model year-end event. the 13s are going fast, time to get yours. current chevy truck owners can trade up to this chevy silverado all-star edition with a total value of $9,000. male narrator: male narrator: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is on now. dog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale? male narrator: right now, you can get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. dog: any size mattress, twin, full

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. >>> victoria, thank you for offering your unique perspective. >>> here are some other stories were following this morning. al qaeda has reportedly taken responsibility for a late-night jailbreak at two prisons in iraq, one at abu ghraib. militants attacked with mortars and grenades while inmates set fires on the inside. 21 inmates and 8 guards were killed, more than 500 escaped. >>> edward snowden does not have the so-called security crown jewels, according to an official familiar with an ceasement of what the admitted leaker got his hands on. snowden faces charges in the u.s., blue remains in a moscow airport waiting for a decision on his question for asylum in russia. >>> well, top guns deserve top pay, but the air force just can't compete with civilian lines. according to "los angeles times," that's led to a short an of 200 fighter pilots this year. for a nine-year commitment, it will pay a $225,000 signing bonus, guaranteed. >>> there was a big bang over the ohio river this morning. there it was. the first part of the democrat mission of the old milton-madison bridge. the rust

queen victoria was a young girl here. she ran around in her gowns along these hallways.et, queen elizabeth's sister of course, she was a royal pipa middleton at her time, livered for many years. princess diana loved this place referred to it as kp. she and her husband at the time, prince charles, they raised their young boys here and reflected on the years very happy. she said here after the divorce on her own in the apartments behind me. it is somewhat of a royal neighborhood. there is a courtyard in the middle. a lot of royals live in the different apartments. no surprise, that prince william could have choice of any of the palaces buckingham palace, clarence house, st. james place, decided he wanted to come back here to raise his child with kate middleton. the palace is undergoing a bit of a renovation. they spent $1.5 million on the apartment as it is called you see behind me. they're scheduled to move in in the fall. the royal heir, the future king or queen of england will always look back on the years they spent as a child being raised in a four-story, 21-room apar

victoria jackson once a star on "saturday night live." tea party member she will be here.n the royal baby hysteria. and the city of detroit chancing. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: personal story segment tonight from "saturday night live" to the tea party along with dennis miller, victoria jackson was the star on "saturday night live" in the mid 1980s, but, after leaving that program, her life took an interesting turn. i talked with ms. jackson last week. so, ms. jackson, let's pick up your story in 1986. you get the job at "saturday night live." at that time you are not a conservative person. are you? >> no. i was a christian. i'm a mother first and i'm a christian second. and i'm a wife/lover third. and i'm a housekeeper fourth. and fifth a news reporter. [ laughter ] >> in the 80's reagan was the president i was on the update desk doing a hand stand with a flag on my butt next to dennis miller ♪ america, america ♪ god shed his grace on. [cheers] >> celebrating that the berlin wall was crashing and reagan was destroying communism in the cold war so i f

brooklyn being a tribute it to the real royal family, victoria and david beckham. >> the last we were herei believe it was episode six of baby watch, you were speaking with mum over there in metro super metro. >> you're still having trouble with mum. it rhymes with hum. >> and there she is. has she weighed in on today's extravaganza? >> she was so excited today. as soon as they saw the baby, she texted me and she said, oh, we are so both enchanted to see them. proud to let us all have a peek at their precious baby. i cried with joy. it was one of the most special moments of my life. which leaves knee question what she thought when i came into the word of cour world, of course. >> your mom is a sort of normal person. >> somewhat suggest that. >> is this to suggest that all the normals, aka commoners across the kingdom, is everybody like this? >> i think there is a whole lot of people who really are. as mum was saying to us last week, they feel that kate and william have brought what consume called a freshness to the monarchy. they had had all those troubles with diana and charles and all of

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queen victoria was a young girl here. she ran around in her gowns.f a royal middleton at the time. and princess diana who loved this place referred to it as kp. she and her husband, prince charles raised her young boys and she reflected on the years as very happy. she stayed here after the divorce on her own in the apartments behind me. it's somewhat of a royal neighborhood. there is a courtyard in the middle. lots of royals live here so it's not surprise that prince william that could have choice of any of the palaces he decided to raise his child here. you can see the pal sas undergoing a bit of renovation. they spent $1.5 million on the apartment behind me there. they are scheduled to move in the fall. so the royal heir, future king or queen of england will always look back the years they spent as a child in a four story 21 room apartment humbly known as apartment 1-a. >> that is not what we think of apartment a back home in new york. it's quite an impressive place. they did spend quite a bit of money, most of it as they say at their own expense.

cohen says quoting here, i was stunned and dismayed. i still love victoria, hold dear the time i have shared with her and hope to continue to be part of her life. victoria brink says the results show the reports show steve is not my biological father and a crazy thing that is overwhelming stressful, a roller coaster and finally, john brink, the texas oilman, the one who raised victoria brink, he is the biological father and he said, quoting here, i changed her first diaper, i cut her umbilical cord, no, i could not doubt that. here's the thing, still no word from the mom. you would think the mom would have been able to clear this up in the first place but we had to wait for the paternity test to find out. >> curious. trace, you have a future. if maury povich ever really hangs it up, you have a future in the paternity test field. i can tell you right now. >> thank you. >> with that suspense built in. that was really well done. >> good, good. >> see you soon. we are expecting new developments today in the political targeting scandal at the irs as an administra

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victoria is the safest bet. >> you will notice the theme here.telling the audience that for the baby to be taking so long, it might be a girl. she is making us wait, like a typical woman. but on the flip side you have phillip which is a name everyone is talking about if it is a boy. >> we shall see. a great tribute it prince phillip who is elizabeth's husband. so who knows. i think the at the moment everyone just hopes she has a healthy, happy within safe delivery. diana always talked about the great pressure of giving birth. you have to feel sorry for kate right now. first time mom. a lot of pressure. all eyes in the world are on her. i think william will be very protective of his wife right now. >> well, diana felt so much pressure, she was induced, just so she could have the baby. kate and will, are so popular with the media there. very different. in fact, they've been able to boost the whole popularity of the royal family. >> absolutely. they have rejuvenated the monarchy. interestingly, kate middleton when she arrived in the royal family boo

but during the process, victoria and the man she'd always thought was her father wanted to do a paternity test to be sure. >> we're here stunner. >> the result showed that steve cohen is not my father. >> cohen said he only took a dna test because victoria wanted it. >> she said that she didn't know who her biological father was and her mental health, she needed it. i had avoided it. but i would do anything for her. >> reporter: despite the letdown of learning victoria is not his biological daughter, cohen says he enjoyed introducing her as his daughter at washington events like the white house christmas party. >> we still communicate. i still care about her greatly. i think she cares about me. i hope and plan to continue to have a relationship. and i think of her as my daughter. >> reporter: dana bash, cnn, capitol hill. >> people talk about this story a lot. it's really important to remember. representative cohen did nothing wrong. everything about this story -- >> that's exactly right. >> -- feels like a story where a lawmaker did something wrong. >> it doesn't feel real. he didn't do anything wrong. he really thoug

victoria, thank you so much from new york. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> and here's another programming note. it's guest host week on "piers morgan live." matthew perry filling in for piers and interviewing, matthew perry will, former "friends" costar lisa kudrow and sharing his struggles with addiction monday night here on cnn and probably talking about all the royal baby madness. more after this. >>> a typical week for a child in central city is to see at least one dead body. there was a shooting here. they haven't cleaned up the blood. 5-year-olds in two shootings. 16-year-olds with colostomy bags. i just decided i had to do something. my name is lisa fitzpatrick an my mission is to teach rez conflict resolution skills. there's an undercurrent of hopelessness. who can tell me what their sign says? >> peacemakers. >> everything we do here is to build positive social relationships. our motto is reconciliation. never retaliation. >> i was on the verge of getting ready to seriously hurt somebody. but miss lisa stopped us. she definitely taught me to be able to control myself. >> one of the thi

where do they go from here jules lobel is the president of the center for constitutional rights. and victoriaan advocate for prisoners rights and author of "resistence behind bars: the struggles of incarcerated women." i would like to begin with you mr. lobel, if i could. some say prison is supposed to be a bad place. what puts these conditions in california beyond the pale, and what are the the the prisoners biggest concerns. >> my clients tell me that they committed a crime. they accept responsibility, and they accept that they have to spend time in prison, but they don't think they should be tortured treated unhumanely. this is what makes it inhumane. if you can picture yourself in a cell the size of the average american walk-in closet with no windows, no phone calls, no programming, you spend 23 hours a day in that cell, and you only get to go out one hour a day essentially to another cell where you can recreate all by yourself, if you think about spending a month in that, i would think that most americans would say that would drive me crazy. my guys have spent not just a month but decade

here to discuss personal matters. >> reporter: alexander for queen victoria and louis is his third name, a moved to the queen's husbandwhose much beloved uncle. this little man only has three names. most royals have four names. some have five. henry viii, seven. what they are trying to do is make their son like the other little boys when he goes to school. problem is he will be a king. >> reporter: after spending his first night out of the hospital at kensington palace he was whisked away to more humble surroundings. her family's home. they released a statement saying this is now a private and quiet time for them to get to know their son. the future king now living the quiet life in a commoner's accommodation. the name george, of course, splashed across this morning's headlines. here is the cover of "the sun." quite sweet. baby formerly known as prince george alexander louis of cambridge. then you have the time which says -- kate and william stick to tradition, by george. and then there's "the daily mirror." boy george. >> my favorite. love that. i don't know if the prince and dutch less love it but i do. thanks so mu

in this story but says she has a good relationship with victoria but there was never any hard proof like, say a dna test. until now. >> we're here: cnn obtained cnn from victoria and john brink the man who raised her and from congressman steve cohen who didn't want to appear on the story. >> the results show steve cohen is not my father. >> reporter: all the tension and emotion for nothing. steve cohen has zero percent chance of being her father. but you never doubted? >> no, no, i changed her first diaper. i cut her umbilical cord, no. i couldn't doubt that. >> reporter: in a statement the congressman said "i was stunned and dismayed at the result. i still love victoria, hold dear the time i have shared with her and hope to continue to be part of her life." is there a lesson out of all of this for you? >> maybe do a dna test first? >> reporter: all this drama based on a google search and a couple of tweets. miguel marquez, cnn, houston. >> i had an opportunity to meet with victoria, she's a sweet, young woman. this was very innocent on her and it was very tough for her with her father, that's the man who raised her and she's so

victoria arbiter joins us from new york. she's a royal commentator for cnn. you offer an interesting perspective heree you actually sort of grew up in ken did sington palace. tell me, from your experience what will it be like for william and kate's baby growing up royal? >> kensington palace is a very lovely location, it's near high street and kate likes to pop down to go shopping and it's on the edge of kensington garden and there's a large park on the far end is a pirate playground, there's a big pirate ship which is a playground in memory of diana princess of wales and i'm sure william will like to take the baby up there. to give it some perspective it's like a melrose place sort of idea that the duke. duchess of kent, the duke and duchess of gloucester, prince and princess michael of kent and prince harry all live there, it's a little community but it feels very homely although it's in the center of london. >> being a royal is anything but normal, but it has been reported that kate actually wants a normal childhood for her baby. but let's be real, is that going to happen? >> really, yes, william

victoria if it's a girl. i really think they'll go back to that period. if it's a boy, look out for george because apparently it's one of kate's favorite names. there's some wild bets over here. even the dog got a look in as a name check. >> i heard kong as in king kong was part of it. 1 in 500. we just enjoy doing this stuff. neil shawn, our royal watcher in london. i'm sure we'll be talking again soon. >>> some dramatic rescues after strong thunderstorms flooded parts of the southwest. heavy rains washing out a number of major roadways in the phoenix area, including this one. the fast-moving water sweeping away cars like boats forcing motorists to cling to whatever they could find. at one point, the rain was so heavy that u.s. 60 which runs through the heart of downtown phoenix closed in both directions. drier conditions are expected today. >>> while those storms wreaked havoc in arizona, the heavy rain was a mixed blessing for firefighters in california. so he-called mountain fire near palm springs is 65% contained. it's burned 42 square miles destroying at least seven homes and forcing thousands to flee. on friday, the governor's office declared a state of emergency. >>

. >> the lovely little dress here that we have on display is actually embroidered with prince of wales feathers which means it was born by queen victoria's eld ets son who later became edward vii and prince of wales. today the royal baby would wear things purchased in shops, and that's what makes this different. >> reporter: if it is, in fact, a girl, which people seem to think, but of course we don't know, that little girl likely to be a bit of a flags plate like her mother, i would guess. for people who fear they'll be missing out on the action, there's lots of memorabilia out in shops already. there will be more when we know the gender of the newborn, mugs in pink and mugs in blue. but in any event we understand catherine, the duchess and her parents are in berkshire right now. >> exciting times there in london, amy kellogg. we'll be right back. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support gularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. [ woman ] hop on over! re

joining us today is victoria sanders from nevada, california. thank you very much for being herend for your service. i will yield to my friend and colleague from indiana, who will introduce our next veteran. >> thank you for yielding. it is a commitment we share with this committee in addressing this critical issue. i want to thank every member up here for voting yes on the whistleblower protection bill. many of the cosponsors are sitting here today. it is my honor to introduce lisa wilkins from indiana. she was sexually assaulted and 100% disabled as a result of the trauma endured. lisa is more than just a wonderful wife and dedicated mother. she is a survivor. she is a survivor who has made it a mission to bring other victims out of isolation and the shadows. she is a veteran and she has the right to receive access to meaningful treatment. thank you for having the courage to testify before this committee today. thank you for your tireless efforts to hold the va accountable. >> thank you for your service. our next veteran witness is brian lewis. he is a recent graduate of steven

kate williams, max foster and victoria arbiter, thank you for the news on the royal baby name. >>> back heretotally switching gears. anthony weiner clinging to his campaign for mayor of new york city. one day after he admitted in front of a lot of cameras that he kept sending lewd pictures and texts for a year after that sexting scandal forced him to resign from congress. two major new york newspapers, "the new york times," new york "daily news" published editorials today calling on weiner to quit the race. just this morning our cameras caught up with anthony weiner. here he was walking out of his new york apartment. he did his best to keep the focus on new york, on the issues, instead of, well, the scandal. >> this is not about me. this is about the fact that the middle class, people struggling to make it in this city, they can't find housing they can afford, jobs with benefits. their education system isn't what -- this is what i try to talk about every single day. and there has been a disconnect. many of you -- many of you have been focused on other things. but when people talk to me on th

here, let me make sure i get it right. this little boy is the great great great great great grandchild of queen victoria.n it, it's written down, it must be correct. when you look at it that way, from queen victoria to this child, how have things changed for the hierarchy? >> you've had a change of family. you've had cousins come in, so it's not a direct line. and i suppose -- i mean, the most outstanding thing will be the changes in security, and the changes in social media. queen victoria suffered i think four assassination attempts and continued to travel out in public in a horse drawn carriage, because she just thought people were crazy. >> and she was right. >> she was right. but of course, what she never suffered, although she suffered scandal and a lot of criticism, she never suffered the constant nonstop interrogation of every action, which any prince or princess in england now has. >> which is now part of the royal birthright, certainly for this little boy, despite the best efforts of his parents to shield him. >> they won't be able to shield him. >> let me ask you, at what age will this little

here. julia probably had the time of her life on this world tour ritchie devotes almost a third of her memoirs to it. she developed a friendship with queen victoria and a very good friendship with the emperor of japan and ended up staying in japan longer than they had expected because they develop such a nice, close relationship with him. after president grant passed away, julia was living in new york and the emperor of japan came to visit julia while she was there. they still kept that friendship and had it for the rest of her life trade this was always a place where the children's family could come back to and this was always considered home and was always welcoming. of galena and refers to her dear, dear galena. >> lucy hayes was known for her kindness and compassion, not only to her family but the many other lives she touched. lex she and her husband had eight children. five of them lived to adulthood area we know from letters that this was their gathering space. ,ot only is this their bedroom but this is where they spent a lot of family time together. this room is important to lucy as a mother because this is where her eighth child was born,

victoria. >> well, the odds still favor a girl here and to show you the top names on the list, we brought inere from william hill bookie. alexandra, charlotte, elizabeth still leading. diana maybe perhaps a middle name. and if you can turn around george, james, phillip, no matt, i don't see any albert. turn back around michelle. savannah if you were hoping for a princess savannah, i'm sad to tell you that name has been taken. she is the first great grandchild already of the queen. >> natalie, if i were covering that and said michelle could you turn around briefly i'd get in trouble but you get away with it. >> as they say in britain. >> my money is on blue ivy. >> north whales. >> thanks. is pbs giving into reality tv? we'll talk about that after your local news and weather. [ male announcer ] when hair is this hydrated, it flooows... discover nexxus hydra-light. hydra-light's formulas with light, deep-sea minerals give up to 80% more moisturization that won't weigh hair down. nexxus hydra-light. raise your standard. thif won't weigh hair down. you nexxus hydra-light. raise your standard. 'y

victoria, south africa. something about the music that makes them want to dance. >> absolutely. loosens up our politicians when they get to africa. time for a quick break here newsroom." ahead, we are live in pretoria for an update on the health of nelson mandela. >>> facing the danger. next, we take a look at the u.s. firefighting squad hotshot. what puts them above the rest? >>> welcome back. we want to take you now to south africa, where anti-apartheid icon nelson mandela clings to life in a pretoria hospital. he has been there now for three weeks with the recurring lung infection. inkapele mabuso is there with the latest on his condition. you've been there as well covering this story for many, many days now. what are you hearing, if anything, about whether he's improving? >> reporter: well, natalie, the latest update we received from the president's office, of course the presidency controls and communicates all information to do with mr. mandela's health here in south africa, was yesterday when the presidency said, well, there has been no change in mr. mandela's condition. he still lies critically ill in this hospital behind me. the ruling african natio

here and around the world. >> kelly: so when the baby is born, boy or girl, you have to understand, queen is going to be extremely excited. nay names? >> a few. alexandria, victoria: not elizabeth? >> that is there. if a boy, alex and ser a favorite as well. >> kelly: prince william adored his mother and entire world did. he knew her first and foremost. do you think there will be any tribute to princess diana? >> i think that is going through their mind. i'm sure they wanted her to be here. i'm not sure they will make that name diana. i'm sure that foremost in their thoughts. >> kelly: colleagues are camping out. they are excited, as well? >> i just got off the phone and they are in the lindow wing. they are conformed space. what was very funny yesterday. british tabloid, they brought a couple look-alikes down to the hospital. and gave everyone a giggle. they are ready for the baby. >> kelly: what is interesting. you need comic relief when you are waiting. they are finding out what it is like to be a father to be walking on pins and needles as ahe awaits as well as kate -- i remember my wife saying i'm ready to deliver. it's time to deliver. it will be relief for

victoria is a professor at the university of texas and msnbc contributor, corey dade is a contributing editor for "the root." and also with me is the editor of political wire. thank you for being hereiate it. corey, let's start with you. in the wake of the zimmerman verdict, president obama issued a statement which really could be described as a consolation and call for calm. he didn't address the issue of race. as the nation's first black president, should he speak more to the racial divisions caused by this case? >> well, the president is damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. that has been the issue with the president and race since he got into office. i think, you know, his response to the verdict isn't going to do anything to complicate his role in sort of the american sort of racial political debate because he is already in a catch 22 no matter what he does. i think he is really going to be judged, more than anything else, based on what the justice department decide to do regarding whether to file civil rights charges against zimmerman for shooting death of trayvon martin. >> uni vision and telemundo had interviews with the president yesterday and shockingly did not ask