amy kellogg reports from london. >> on this day in the year 2,015, we welcome the second born of the royal highness is the duke and duchess of cambridge. the princess is fourth in line to the throne. >>reporter: they get to be named girl was delivered at 8:34 a.m. the baby weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces, both mom and her little princess are doing fine. >> i was surprised. i thought it was going to be a boy. i am very surprised area lovely . loveliness. >> too many people here. i didn't even hear it. i just came to london. it's nice really. >>reporter: earlier in the day prince william brought his son, prince george to the hospital to see the newest addition to their family. the baby comes nearly two years after the birth of prince george the royals took a modernized approach sending an e-mail to journalists a minute before posting the big news on twitter. the official announcement placed on an easel and bucking -- buckingham palace. joined in on the celebration flashing this breaking his message for everyone to see. the palace only saying that the princess of cambridge will be named in d

amy kellogg tonight with a look at why some dark economic days putin has more fans than ever. >> reporter: with russian president vladimir putin's popularity at 86%, he has become an industry. with silver rings bearing his likeness. this youth group supports artists who support brand rush russia. >> translator: i want to thank him for giving the dignity back. >> reporter: on the eve of the biggest military parade ever to celebrate 70 years since the fall of nazi germany and to roll out expensive new tanks and weapons, many say he has restored russia's mite. some say the strong criticism by the united states and its allies has not managed to dent putin's popularity, at least not yet. he seems to have turned it all to his advantage creating russia as a fortress under siege. a recent poll shows 73% of russians have a negative view of the united states. much of that thanks to the government controlled media. no one could have imagined the ma nip pew la tif power of television. >> reporter: what is left of an opposition that was strong a few years back now can't manage to organize a big rally.

amy kellogg is there among all the excitement. amy, we're seeing what you're seeing.tell us what's going on? okay. so we don't have amy right now. but we are taking a live look. you can see there prince william with their brand new baby daughter. and the princess of cambridge with kate middleton there. this is obviously something that we all look forward to when we see these photographs. who we don't see right now is little george. but we know when we saw him coming in earlier that he looked a little shocked with all of the photographers and the media. so maybe he's just sort of settling in with this new adjustment. but there you can see prince william and his beautiful bride kate middleton with their new arrival baby girl born. she was 8 pounds 3 ounces. we saw the world welcome her. and obviously now we're getting a first glimpse at the new princess of cambridge. and it's definitely like i said pictures that we really look forward to seeing. so amy, can you hear us? we know you're on the ground there. we just saw what you saw. can you hear us? >> reporter: i do hear

amy kellogg is following the latest on this from london. amy? >> reporter: hi jon.ell the reason that swiss police were able to swoop in and arrest seven fifa officials so neatly this week because they were because they were all gathered in zurich for this congress, for the vote which has just begun. as you mentioned the incumbent seth blatter, is the key contender. he is expected to win. he has been in the position for four terms. he is going for a fifth term. he has been the president for 17 years. someone who has been at the helm of a different entity, russia, that would be president vladmir putin yesterday accused the united states among other things of orchestrating this whole indictment this whole drama, this week in order to keep seth blatter from being reelected but again he is expected to be reelected today. very shortly. 209 delegates are casting their votes right know by secret ballot. he is running against 39-year-old prince ali ben hussein of jordan. blatt hears not been directly implicated in the charges thus far but the buck stops at him. most europea

amy kellogg is live now from moscow. >> reporter: also in attendance with the president of glim baby, cuba egypt palestinian authority, kazakhstan venezuela, just to name a few. the vip was the chinese president sitting right next to president putin watching the parade and they spent the day before talking about all sorts of different ways that they can create closer cooperation between their two countries. ten years ago, it was a different picture. western leaders including former president george w. bush came here to honor the 60th anniversary of the fall of the nazis. but this year due to tensions over ukraine things are very different. this russian veteran said he is just fine with that. >> if they don't come to the parade issues that's absolutely okay. last time george bush came, if barak obama doesn't come, i really don't care. he is persona nongratis. he is not a person i would like to see, as well as those politicians from the baltic states poland, who are demonstrating vile politics toward russia. >> reporter: this is billed as russia's biggest military parade since the end o

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amy kellogg tonight with a look at why some dark economic days putin has more fans than ever. >> reporterussian president vladimir putin's popularity at 86%, he has become an industry. with silver rings bearing his likeness. this youth group supports artists who support brand rush russia. >> translator: i want to thank him for giving the dignity back. >> reporter: on the eve of the biggest military parade ever to celebrate 70 years since the fall of nazi germany and to roll out expensive new tanks and weapons, many say he has restored russia's mite. some say the strong criticism by the united states and its allies has not managed to dent putin's popularity, at least not yet. he seems to have turned it all to his advantage creating russia as a fortress under siege. a recent poll shows 73% of russians have a negative view of the united states. much of that thanks to the government controlled media. no one could have imagined the ma nip pew la tif power of television. >> reporter: what is left of an opposition that was strong a few years back now can't manage to organize a big rally. and whe

in london amy kellogg fox news. >>> he looks likes new jersey taxpayers are footing the bill for thee gate scandal. so far new jersey residents covering about $10 million in legal costs from the investigation. a probe into the 2013 george washington bridge lane closures leading to two indictments and a guilty plea from a port authority official this week. the new jersey legislation a lone racking up about million dollars in legal fees. political am lifts predicting the investigation's final tab for taxpayers likely won't affect voters pins. they say most people have already made up their minds about governor chris christie and the scandal. >>> a tiny insect is killing millions of trees all over the country and experts say it won't be cheap to stop it. fox's lauren blanchard explains what's being done before it's too late. >> reporter: ash trees in almost half of us states are under attack by a very small killer. >> real larger than abraham lincoln' head on a penny. >> reporter: it is an asian beetle it's already killed millions of ash trees in the u.s. since first being found in mich

amy kellogg tell us everyone is delighted over the new royal addition although still no name.this day the second of may 2015 we welcome with humble duty the second born of royal highnesses the duke and duchess of cambridge princess will fall in line to the thrown. >> jubilation and cheer around london a yet to be named girl was delivered at 8:34 local time. the baby weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces mom and her princess are doing fine. >> i was surprised. i got to the train i thought it was going to be a boy. i'm very surprised. lovely. >> nice. that's why too many people here. i just came to london. so it's nice really. i'm happy. >> earlier in the day prince william brought his son prince george to the hospital to see the newest addition that their family the baby comes two years after thethebirth of prince george. they sent an e-mail to journalists. official announcement placed on he's sell in the court of buckingham palace. >> they're wonderful company. a loving family, brilliant parents. like the whole other countries finger crossed or happy and healthy out come. >> flashing bre

amy kellogg is in the middle of all the action in london. t this point several hours ago it was a very quick labor for the duchess of cambridge. that's good news. i don't know, the way she is going, we could even possibly hope to see her come out with prince william and the baby later this afternoon. however, we don't know yet. prince william was at her side when she gave birth to a baby girl 8 pounds 3 ounces. of course, a lot of people, anna have been putting bets on what the name will be. most heavily favored at this point is alice followed by charlotte and diana is kind of a wild card that people keep talking about. there is some serious -- made by the bookies. but a lot of moving pieces. people are betting on what color dress she will wear when she comes out. of course the obvious would be pink. many think that's too obvious. we could see her come out in a cream franklin county. we hope to be seeing some time very soon members of the royal family popping by for a visit as well as the middleton family. that's about as much as we know. ela

amy kellogg was there and joins us on the phone live. amy? >> reporter: it was such a quick day. the duchess of cambridge went into the hospital at 6:00 a.m. and left the hospital at 6:00 p.m. looking stunning. i think we were all marveling, the press were all wondering how she could have managed to look so glowing and put together after giving birth to a little girl. a little girl was sound asleep as she was presented on the steps to the world. looked very peaceful. looked very lovely and rosy and she has yet to be named. that we don't expect necessarily tomorrow but we could be surprised within the next few days. that will have to be run by the queen. there will probably be a few and the favorites according to bookies are either charlotte or alice. we saw prince william head out to collect prince george before they all left as a family. of course prince george wasn't part of the leaving shot. he must have been snuck out a side door but he was brought into the hospital to get a first glimpse at his little sister before she was brought home this evening. that was kind of a touchi

in london, amy kellogg, fox news. >> the anticipation of the name. >> could be diana.e heard that was one of the names thrown out there. >>> let's check in with mark tamayo. do you have a pick on a princess name? >> i think that sounds right. >> diana? >> yeah. that's my sister's name, too. >> there you go. >> could you imagine an announcement like that when you're born? >> there should have been one! >> exactly. today, we're talking more fog out there. lots of low clouds and fog. as a result, we cool things off across the bay area. lots of low 80s out there for concord and livermore. san jose, 74 degrees. san francisco, 61. pacifica, 56 degrees. we had clearing right around the bay. in fact, this nice tweet from the angel island tiburon ferry, from captain maggie, saying it's a beautiful day in paradise. there's a fog bank out in the distance. we still have overcast pushing back into the bay area. in fact, right now on live storm tracker 2, there is the cloud deck out there. we'll come in closer here, showing you the clouds from point reyes, closer to the golden gate

amy kellogg live in moscow. thanks amy. molly?p after the break we'll have the latest track and update on the strengthening tropical storm in the atlantic. >>> there are a lot of republicans running for president and several are taking the stage right now at a summit in south carolina a very important primary state. >>> and we'll have a fair and balanced debate about the impact of a crowded field on the republican party. and the candidates themselves who are campaigning hard for the oval office that is all coming up next. ♪ >>> tropical storm ana is making an early appearance before the official start of hurricane season. it's strengthening and slowing as it gets closer to the carolinas. folks on the east coast are preparing for drenching rains and very strong surf. the national hurricane center says the storm has sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. the current track has it going very near the north and south carolina coasts tomorrow morning. we'll continue to monitor the storm and bring you updates. >>> meanwhile, the great pla

amy kellogg from moscow thank you. >>> many western leaders avoid moscow are for the celebration.arming friendship between russia and china mean for the u.s. strategy and the rest of the world? we're joined by an expert on asian affairs. what does this mean the fact we are seeing a mix of celebrations and especially about the relationship between russia and china? what does that say? >> the relationship between those two powers is really going quite close he isespecially since 2008. and what's really important here is that the chinese are buying frontline russian equipment and the chinese extending about $25 billion in financing. so what they're doing is they're really helping putin as he invades his neighbors to the west. what we have is an axis of moscow and beijing cooperate inging closely, coordinating their actions. >> does anything bother you about that? >> of course it does. really what they're trying to do is undermine the world as it is, the liberal international system. they don't want that system. they want to change it in ways that's going to make it worse. they're bot

and amy kellogg has more from london. >> reporter: hi, this is about newerality and the letters showharles is not neutral at all. and a lot of comment attors are arguing say it is not bad. at lost he is not a party prince. he is passionate about a number of issues from the british armed forces to hill farming, and to architecture and alternative medicine. there were no surprises as they were all areas that the public knew prince charles was interested in. and spokespeople said he cares deeply about the country and tries to use his unique position. and they were called the black spider letters but because of the wispy handwriting that the prince is noted for. they are mostly typed up. they went out to former prime minister tony blair. he bloweds for better equipment in iraq. he fores the armed forces are asked to doing the yob without adequate resources and other ways to help the british formers. the sovereignty and heir are expected to be above the fray. the week has weekly meetings and so will prince charles presuming he will become king. to what they have influenced that is not kno

amy kellogg is live in london with all the baby news, but there is no name yet. >> hi, amy. >> right. it was high time for a girl, i guess, is what i really wanted to say. prince charles had even said it himself when he was asked what he hoped kate would have. he said he would like to see a granddaughter and that makes sense, eric, because he never had any daughters. he had william and he had harry. so the arrival of this unnamed princess certainly balances things out a bit. and had she been the first born in the family, she would have been the heir to the throne and maybe -- for now she's not. maybe that's why she actually dozed through the big photo op today, unlike her brother george, who is the heir, whose little hand appeared to be waving when he emerged from the wing nearly two years ago. the duchess most people are saying, did not look like someone who had just given birth less than ten hours ago. and for those who would like to follow what she wears, there were bets on what it would be today. it was a buttercup print dress by british designer jenny packham. prince william was

and amy kellogg is live in london. >> this is amazing.finally here and goes home and less than hours after giving birth. i would have to say she is amazing and like super woman. what is next for the royal family and tell us about the princess? >> reporter: she is amazing and she must have magical powers and what is amazing, the hair and the heels on those steps coming out of the hospital ten hours after giving birth. she and the baby were in good health. the tripsess was severe as she was paraded in that photoop. she was born at eight time time 34 this morning and the duchess admitted at six. she weighed eight pounds and three ounces. and duchess of cam bridge was delivered of a baby girl. it is anyone's guess how long it will be before we name the baby girl. a lice and the queen's husband mother. and that a lice helped to shelter jous and was buried on the mount of olives in jerusalem. and charlotte. she had 15 children. but for now, all of the ea sel said a baby girl was born. and she will be her royal highness princess of cam bridgemen

tonight, senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg talks about how hard it is to track potential terrorists. >> reporter: voted tour de to give the government greater power to spy by bypassing court orders. the bill has the support of two-thirds of the population. shaken by january's terrorist attacks that killed 17. it's clear, more needs to be done. the "charlie hebdo" killers had been on police radar at one point and then dropped off. ditto the man arrested for planning to attack churches in paris last month. internationally, the list of those who slipped through the cracks just grows. marathon bomber tamerlan tsarnaev london's jihadi john and elton simpson. lone wolves intelligence resources are stretched. each suspect requires a team. >> they need about 30 officers between the numbers of people that are physically surveilling him, three times of four or five so that's already 15 people and then you need people for the electronic surveillance. you need people to actually monitor as well the people is he in contact with. >> reporter: suspects require more resources. >> if that

amy kellogg is standing by live from moscow with the very latest on those celebrations. amy?e 2000 president putin has run the show here in russia and in that time he has been consistently pushing the patriotic buttons of this nation and in fact today there was a really massive show of unity on the streets of moscow and other cities. hundreds of thousands, possibly half a million people were out marching with placards of relatives who died during world war ii. it is said here in russia that pretty much everyone lost someone in that war. now, each year may 9th is a very big commemoration but this one marking 70 was bigger than ever and it included a rollout of russia's first new tanks since the end of the cold war. it's been noted that president putin and russian officials generally have used the national sensitivities about the fight against fascism to describe their conflict with kiev. as the u.s. western europe and the soviet union were all allies in world war ii western leaders were here for the 60th anniversary of victory in europe day but this year because of the disappr

kellogg's frosted flakes... they're g-r-r-reat! good catch dad. [ laughs ] >>> investigators now believed that amy bosley murdered her husband becauseidn't want him to find out she hadn't paid the income taxes for their roofing business for the last five years. >> this embezzlement had been going on for quite some time. the figures that we had received from the irs was that the bosleys had owed approximately $1.7 million in back taxes and federal liability. >> she didn't want to sit down with her husband and explain to him that the business you spent your entire life building, i've destroyed by not paying taxes. they're going to take it all away from you. >> apparently, amy mistakenly believed that bob's death would take her off the hook. >> amy thought that because bob was the owner of the business, that all liability would fall on him. and if he was no longer there, there was no one to accept that liability. >> so if bob wasn't alive, the chances are that the irs agents would just quit and go home. >> prosecutors believe that amy panicked when the irs demanded a meeting with her husband. instead of telling bob what she'd done, amy