. >> reporter: the remote beauty of borneo. the lush rain forest a great place to get away from it all. especially now. the duke and duchess of cambridge gave no hint that they are at the center of a storm brewing over photos of kate sunbathing topless which appeared in a french magazine. the royal couple were reportedly furious that a photographer armed with a long lens snapped the photos while they were on vacation at a private home in the south of france. lawyers for the future king and queen of england are fighting back in the french courts and filed a lawsuit against the magazine. a palace spokesman called it a grotesque invasion of privacy and linked it to the worst excesses of the paparazzi with princess diana. despite the lawsuit an italian gossip magazine plans to publish the pictures. an irish newspaper already has and they are also on the internet. determined to keep the focus on their tour, the royal pair are going ahead with the planned schedule. this trip takes the duke and duchess everywhere from major cities lik

william and kate this morning touring the rain forest of borneo.hile half a world away, those topless photos gone global. an italian magazine says has purchased and is set publish more photos next week. the palace striking back and striking fast. launching legal proceedings against the french tabloid magazine that published the topless photos of kate sunbathing on a private balcony. abc news has decided not to show those images. the editor of the magazine suggested there's more photos to come. photos she says were too personal to run. friday was kate's first public appearance at a mosque. so similar to princess diana, in egypt back in 1992. but it's this similarity a furious prince william doesn't want repeated. abc's bob woodruff is traveling with the royal couple. >> now, so far, there's no public indication of exactly how william and kate feel. but as they continue on this tour, what we know for sure is that their blood is just boiling. >> reporter: a similar reaction in london. >> disgraceful. >> poor girl will be afraid to take her socks off a

. >>> probably brian has done man >>> we want to borneo my own vacation i tip my camera and we fed the orangutans they did not offer to lift me through the trees >>> you are not royalty. >>> outside to look at the numbers they hover in the 80's and 60's at the shoreline look at the bay bridge it looks nice 74 in san jose 78 santa rosa now. it warmed up a little today from 1-5 degrees sunny tomorrow except for low clouds along the shoreline ahmad week ahead for the bay area. best weather of the year is september and october it will bear this out things not changing a lot. mild weather for the bay area if you like to say you'll like tomorrow and monday and tuesday , will have low clouds along the shoreline clara ma for the bay temperatures in the mid to upper 60s at redwood city and fremont and hayward. future cast shows how h a behavior, latter part of the day oppose moves through the atmosphere. high clouds as the sun sinks in the west. not bad tonight either will have low clouds along the shoreline, sunny and a bit chilly in the day if you are in view looking for the golden gate you'l

the royals will leave malaysia to visit a rain forest in borneo island. >>> let's get a look at the forecast now with christina. >> it always looks better on friday. temperatures will be great for the outdoor plans. if you did not get a barbecue in this summer, this may be your final weekend to do so. temperatures will be climbing. we're talking about upper 90s as we head through the next couple of days. 11:18 now. beautiful conditions over the sunol grade. it is a hot area of the bay. as we head through next week, your temperatures are going to drop off. we will bring in more cloud cover. this is our last harrah of the 90s. 63 in san jose. 70 in sunnyvale. your weather story of the day are the clouds that are lingering. they will keep the temperatures down three to five degrees from yesterday's highs. 67 in san francisco. 79 in redwood city. 80 degrees in los gatos. if it is too hot, stay inside with the ac. you can catch the giants taking on the diamondbacks at 6:40 p.m. tonight first pitch. breezy conditions. look how hot it will be at chase field. 91 degrees at 7:00 p.m. after the sun go

duchess of cambridge stayed on scheduled today, touring virgin rainforest on the malaysian island of borneo. in public, the couple appeared at ease and engaged on their jaunt through the jungle. privately, though, the duois said to be discussing how to manage the fallout from the release of topless photos of kate. published in a french magazine yesterday, those photos show a topless kate sunbathing poole side while vacationing at a secluded french chateau. owned by a nephew of queen elizabeth, the chateau is surrounded by 640 acres of woodland and laffen deerfields. the palace is suing the magazine saying the couple had, "every expectation of privacy in the remote house." the statement added,ings the incident is reminiscent of the worst excesses of the press and paparazzi during the life of diana, princess of wales." the pictures were snapped from a public road, more than a quarter of a mile away, according to the magazine's editor. she said the pictures simply showed a young couple in love. that young couple tried to stay focused on the agenda they had set today. the two strapped on harnes

and duchess of cambridge spotted today in the trees of a malaysian rainforest william and kate in borneo to learn about the plight of danger and orangutans it ever hoisted up so they could speak with the researcher did they stop part of a nine day stop through asia and to commemorate the diamond jubilee of queen elizabeth the go to the solomon islands. >>> california's latest mega millionaire came forth to claim his $120 million check ronald wellesz from southern california bought his ticket at a convenience store in riverside the numbers one were the numbers he always plays his birthdays and his girlfriend's birthday and the numbers he played the numbers he wore playing football. >>> were you engaged before this >>> i'm still deciding what i will do >>> a lot deciding to do willis said he will use some money for is kids' college education and invest some he chose the lump- sum payment and only gets $70 million next month. the world's largest blackjack table made its debut in san diego this week guinness visited the casino to certify the world record the table measures 60 ft. by 36 ft. a

>> reporter: the royal couple's asia tour continues, next stop, borneo, with a welcome distraction.mes, nbc news, kuala lumpur. >>> and look at what the first mars rover found on the surface. the scientists nicknamed them blueberries, believed to be iron oxide formation first believed to be discovered by the rover years ago. >>> up next, our interview with a group of people who soon will fly over where you live, no matter where you live. they will tell us about where they live. >>> finally tonight, a long distance dedication to the crew of the international space station. a lot of folks forget those people are living up there. we have links on our website that allow you to find out when it is coming over where you live at night. for example, tomorrow morning just before 6:00, it will be a bright dot streaking across the sky over new york city, weather permitting, and every morning for the next few days. among those on board, astronaut sunny williams, with 155 consecutive days in space, the record holder among women, and also the top space walker spent outside the space craft. sunny

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the royal couple put on brave faces as they left the malaysian capital today to tour the jungles of borneo. but there's no escaping the uproar over the topless photos of the duchess and the couple's decision to sue the french mall sooeb that published them. abc news will not show the pictures but learned the couple were told about them just before visiting a local mosque. the pictures are said to have been taken at this remote french estate -- where william and kate spent four days on holiday just before the start of this trip to asia. royal officials called the invasion of privacy "grotesque and totally unjustifiable." adding it was "reminiscent of the worst excesses of the pres and the paparazzi during the life of diana." >> you don't normally get those kinds of comments on the record. that strength of feeling behind those words shows just how angry they are. >> reporter: it was 15 years ago that princess diana left a hotel in paris and sped away from paparazzi in hot pursuit. she was killed when her car crashed. the paparazzi hasn't changed much but the cameras they can now buy are powe

the the rain forest in borneo.e couple walked high in the treetops of a forest canopy, as the palace announced plans to take legal action against a french magazine. earlier this week, "closer" magazine published topless photos of kate sunbathing in france. the palace called it a "grotesque" invasion of privacy. despite that -- the irish daily star has also decided to publish the photos. and an italian magazine says it's going to publish the images as well. >> cool, clear night... >> jim ramsey is coming up next and we ♪ you do ♪ ♪ something to me ♪ ♪ that nobody else could do ♪ copd makes it hard to breathe but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day.

sarah james has more. >> the remote beauty of borneo, this lush rainforest, a great place to get away. the duke and duchess of cambridge gave no hint they are at the center of a storm brewing over photos of kate sunbathing topless, which appeared in a french magazine. the royal couple were reportedly furious that a photographer armed with a long lens snapped the photos while they were on vacation at a private home in the south of france. lawyers for the future king and queen of england are fighting back in the french courts and filed a lawsuit against the magazine. a palace spokesman called it a grotesque invasion of privacy and linked it to the worst excesses of the paparazzi with princess diana. despite the lawsuit, an italian gossip magazine plans to publish the pictures, and they're already on the internet. determined to keep the focus on the tour, the royal pair are going ahead with the planned schedule. this trip takes the duke and duchess everywhere from major cities like here in kuala lumpur, to the wilds of borneo to the south pacific. the next stop, the solomon islands. the

. >> reporter: on saturday, though, they headed into the jungles of borneo, climbing and experiencingnary scenes, really, well out of the communication loop, as well, which will be a huge relief. because the world is buzzing, still, about the images of kate middleton on holiday. the palace is taking legal action against the magazine that published the photos. william is upset, kate is upset, but we'll see them here on sunday. max foster, cnn, the solomon islands. >>> all right, mitt romney and president obama saying the u.s. needs to cut down on foreign oil. but they have very different ideas on how to do it. drive our nation's militarylt are the ones we used to build usaa bank. with our award winning apps that allow you to transfer funds, pay bills or manage your finances anywhere, anytime. so that wherever your duty takes you, usaa bank goes with you. visit us online to learn what makes our bank so different. >>> president obama and mitt romney don't agree on much. both think we need to cut back on foreign oil. >> in fact in 2010, it was under 50% for the first time in 13 years. >>

everywhere, and yet they do not contribute to e grth of >> s susan, was she talking about argentina, borneohe was doing some home consumption there. >> that doesn't seem like such a subtle message to me. that seems clear. i assume hillary clinton runs in four years because why shouldn't she? any man in that situation would rng joe biden is talki about running, a, knheres a change from four years ago. four years ago when she ran we thought of bill clinton as a mixed blessing, a guy who carried some baggage. what do we think we'll think about him in four years? it seems to me he's going to be probably a total asset for h if and when she decides to make another bid. >> we'll see. you know, he's always the bbaid a he waysas so maybe he's made his final comeback. it's an awful big one. you're right, susan, but you never know. john heilemann, susan page, thank you both. up next, today is national voter registration day. couldn't be momportant given t'nd h the democrats are fighting back against that republican effort so many states, 17 of them suppress the minority vote. this is "hardball," the p

. >> reporter: on saturday, though, they're headed into the jungles of borneo, climbing high up into 0life, extraordinary scenes and well out of the communication loop as well, which will be a huge relief because the world is buzzing still wi ining still ab as of catherine on holiday. the palace is taking legal action against the magazine that took the foem photos. william is upset and kate is upset. they're still dedicated to this cause, we'll see them on sunday. max foster, cnn, son the solomon islands. >>> it was a moment to make comedian ray stevens proud, the streaker is back and this one had some pretty good getaway moves. and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually ite fitting because geico has been serving e military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't look like that. who can i write a letter to about this? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i can go a

to borneo chief of staff but yet talking about obama he becomes absurdly fm in it, thrills running down his leg. [laughter] he embarrasses himself and his family and viewers. why? [laughter] nothing to do with the obama. chris matthews is basking in his own wonderful but -- wonderful this patting himself on the back that i chris matthews and so morally admirable i can vote for him. there is the incredible power you see in the mainstream media that is morally important for obama's to succeed. that is why you have this media support. >> as an extension i thought the had a constitution to make it possible to become president let alone keep his job. tussaud's executive orders of congress not standing up but it could not be permissible and congress has been unable to block it. >> i want to move on and. >> you talk about obama using debt to reduce to be a wealthy. i am wondering reading about literature and gas and the federal reserve you envision to use the tool of hyperinflation of the middle-class and the dollar. >> and those who just want to print money and the value what is out there now

yesterday as william and kate climbed through the rain forest in borneo, an irish daily printed the photos an italian magazine is expected to publish a 26-page spread, perhaps featuring even more intimate photos. >> it looks now like it's going to be too late for them to stop that, so we're looking at kate, so far three publications have printed these pictures and who knows? the question now is, will there be more? >> reporter: tomorrow the battle will move to the courts in france as the palace takes aggressive legal action against "closer" magazine, the publication that started it all. bob woodruff, abc news, solomon islands. >>> back to ron claiborne. >> it's spreading. it's not dying down at all. hi again, bianna and dan. >>> in news, four u.s. soldiers were killed in afghanistan this morning in another insider attack. nato says at least one afghan police officer escaped after turning his gun on the troops at a remote checkpoint. >>> and tens of thousands of pilgrims attended pope benedict's open air mass in lebanon this morning. the pope called on them to be peacemakers and help end th

. >> so susan, was she talking about argentina, borneo, or the go old u.s. of a.sumption there. >> that doesn't seem like such a subtle message to me. i assume hiary intoun foeaechy shodn't she? any man in that situation would be running. joe biden is talking about running, and, you know, here is a change from four years ago. four years ago when she ran we thought of bill clinton as a mixed blsing, a guy who carried some baggage. whatoe think we'll think abouhim fou y. itms m he's going to be probably a total asset for her if and when she decides to make another bid. >> we'll see. you know, he's always the comeback kid and he always has to be. so maybe he's made his final comeback. it's an awful big one. you're right, susan,ut you never kn. hniln,usge ank u both. up next, today is national voter registration day. couldn't be more important given all this voter suppression out there. let's find out how the democrats are fighting back again that republican effort in so many states, 17 of them suppress the minority vote. this ishardball," the place for politi. nk iwa

. >> so, susan, washe talking about arntina, borneo, or e good old u.s. of a? there. >> that doesn't seem like such a subtle message to me. that seems clear. i asme hillary clinton runs in fo years because why shouldn't she? any main that situation would be running. joe biden is talking aut nnin ayoow, re a gem fo y a four years ago when she ran we thought of bill clinton as a mixed blessing, a guy who carried some baggage. what do we think we'll think about him in four years? it seems to me he's going to be probably a tot asset for her if and when she cides to make anher bid. >> we'll see. knhelwth comeback kid and he always has to be. so maybe he's made his final comeback. it's an awful big one. you're right, susan, but you never know. john heilemann, susan page, thank you both. up next, today is national voter registration day. couldn't be more iortant given all th voter suppression out ther s outow dra argh bagt republican effort in so many states, 17 of them suppress the minority vote. this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ male announcer ] with a d

tonight the couple will travel on to borneo, one of the parts of this trip they are most excited aboutrest, take a walk through the jungle and will highlight conservation efforts. but the real question is will those pictures be spectacular enough to take attention away from those about to be published by that french magazine. for cbs "this morning," seth dome. >> i'm amazed at how ease she's slid into this role. >> very easily without missing a beat. she seems, does not seem to be nervous about all of the attention she's getting. >> having not grown up in a royal environment. >> i'm pulling for her. norah, what do you think? >> i'm thinking the same thing, of course she's graceful in many ways like princess diana but it's interesting that the palace has really cracked down on the paparazzi. they must be furious about this invasion of privacy. >> they are threatening legal action so there you go. that's a reflection of ferocity. >> they played a married couple before. richard gere and susan sarandon are very comfortable in the husband and wife role on screen. i'm barack obama, and i app

photos of duchess kate we can't show you, the young couple was scene marveling at the jungle canopy in borneo conservation. in private we've learned they're strategizing about how to handle the photo mess all of course without breaking a sweat. in the seering heat their public lined up at nearly every stop along the way. >> it's just so exciting to have a chance to see the royal family and just taken to william particularly. they're so popular. we're just besides ourselves with excitement. >> reporter: jackie, an aid at a british school, was among the thousands who gathered in singapore. you're hundreds of people from one school. what about the math, the writing, the reading, the lessons today. >> this is a bit of history. i don't think missing math or english today is that important. >> reporter: in this crowd one of the kids asked prince william which super power he wished he could have. his answer, invisibility. kate quickly agreed. invisibility would have helped at that french chateau where those pictures were taken. an angry palace already suing the french magazine fired off a statement

the couple spent the day in borneo touring rain forests and thinking about the short fallout from these tos. >>> joining us now from london is royal expert and former newspaper editor neal john wallace. good morning. >> good morning. >> first of all the royal family said it will take legal action. do they have a case. can they sue the photographer or magazine? >> in france yes they can. france has some very strict privacy laws. the down side to it is that it frankly will be seen as a badge of honor by the magazine. >> what about in italy, neil, where you have this other magazine owned by the same publisher that says it has even more pictures, 26 of them and they will be putting out a spread shortly. >> rebecca, i think that's always is going to happen. same group. what i don't believe is that there are more explicit pictures. i think that's just hype by the magazine. republication will be bad enough. 26 pages they plan? >> yes. >> 26. >> indeed. >> this was clearly an invasion of privacy here with probably an extremely long zoom lens. is this going to help their case? >> yes. i think fr

. >> a somber farewell to kuala lumpur as the duke and duchess headed to the rain forests of borneo. say the couple had every expectation of privacy at the remote house where they were staying and saying officials are considering what the couple's legal options might be. meantime, they say the duke and duchess have their focus firmly on the tour. david? >> thank you very much this morning. martin bashir is the host of "the martin bashir show." good morning. >> good morning, david. >> 15 years after the death of princess diana. were you surprised that this has happened? >> no, not at all. it's a terribly abysmal echo of what happened to william's mother. she was pursued relentlessly, as you know. william maintains that the paparazzi played a role in his mother's death. though nobody was actually prosecuted for that, and i think that this is inevitable because people have assumed that it's the british press who pursue the royal family with the greatest aggression, but in fact it's press all around the world that cover the royal family, and that's the issue. >> the expectation of privac

today they're in borneo.and happy, trying not to let it get to them. we know from all the statements yesterday that they are angry. alex? >> i'll bet they are. okay, duncan, thank you for the update on all this mess. >>> next up with the big three, the back and forth battle over who said what and when about the overseas upheaval. will it make any difference to voters? plus the one key advantage mitt romney had in the polls until now. coming up on "weekends with alex witt." copd makes it hard to breathe, but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk