. >>> coming up, the duchess of cambridge. how she has quickly become a royal favorite. >>> it was quite a weekend for the former kate middleton, now, of course, the duchess of cambridge. she has brought a new energy and charm to the house of windsor and people seem to be loving it in britain and beyond. nbc's chapman bell has been watching a royal star. >> reporter: princess catherine is settling into her new royal lifestyle. and the world is watching. yesterday's trooping the color, the annual parade marking the monarch's official birthday, this year her 85th. pomp and pageantry at its best. prince william barely recognizable in his bearskin hat, riding for his first time in the yearly event. alongside his father, prince charles, and the queen's carriage. but all eyes were on the newest addition to the royal family. crowds gathering for a glimpse of their future queen. later at a surprise appearance at her friend's wedding with her sister, pippa, she recycled the hat she wore for her royal duties earlier in the day and a dre

when kate middleton -- when the duchess of cambridge went by, people cheered. when the queen went by, they clapped. so just a different kind of reception. a lot of affection for the queen. a lot of respect but clearly a lot of people investing a lot in the future of britain and the monarchy in the duchess of cambridge and the duke. >> that's right, the obsession with the duchess of cambridge continues. she seems to do no wrong. they do love her. jeffrey, we appreciate it. thank you for joining us this morning. >>> and coming up here on "good morning america" on a saturday morning, the latest on the casey anthony trial. the pictures that made her break down in court. another day of high drama in that courtroom in florida. >>> and a hero ex-marine breaks up a terrifying robbery by locking the bandits inside the store, but then they opened fire on him, and it's all caught on tape. >>> and bianna's favorite story of the morning. we're going to take a look at what products work best for getting out really tough stains. you're going to see why i really want to know.

the duke and duchess of cambridge will head to the national war memorial to lay a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. the newlyweds will also make stops in six other canadian cities including montreal and calgary. in ottawa the security detail is doing a practice run of the royal motorcade to make sure they get it right. tomorrow the duke and duchess of cambridge will be the guests of honor during canada day celebrations on parliament hill. tens of thousands are expected to try and catch a glimpse of the royals. >> because we all love 'em. we all love 'em. we think they're great. they're down to earth. they're just special. >> on july 8, the royal couple will fly to california. prince william is set to play in a charity polo match in santa barbara. >> you think the princess is a big deal now? wait until she visits america. >>> pro football may not be the only sport affected by the lockout this coming season. now the clock is ticking for the nba, as well. the nba's collective bargaining agreement expires at midnight. a lockout looks likely. team owners and executive wants to cr

it did i want to say he went to cambridge pyrrhic -- i want to say he went to cambridge.said the reverse side treaty was going to lead to disaster. he was right. he also wrote influential books on a probability. his diet word came out in 1936 -- his giant word came out in 1936. i have not read it since 1977. >> when did he lead? >> he died in 1946. hayek was worried about inflation. keynes said he would get it in the bud -- nip it in the bud. they started this inflationary growth. he wound up with the stagflation of the 1970's. we are about to get another dose of that. we will see. >> your education? >> i have an undergraduate degree. it is from penn state. no economics? >> and none. -- none. >> i think it is an advantage. it is a dangerous thing. there is a lot of the gore and economics that can give you a false sense of understanding the world. it is easy to say you have it all in your head and it is a system. this is how it works. it is a challenge to stay humble about understanding, the more you get into it and the way you eat. that is what attracted me to his podcast

do you conduct as a cambridge william and katherine you know the magna carta it. sounds mayor brings about. yes it's a bitch a code. something that. something that everybody signed two years ago hartman why my son would never. get it in paris now they can't can't tell you yeah it's something ok but. the division history history division inch writing was. america. constitutional i do it was the bill of rights which was written a long time ago i don't know when so one of the first written examples of that in britain fifteen very well can you name two countries your government is bombing right now. well i think that would probably be afghanistan and. iraq. and iran and. no. libya. the other one i. couldn't couldn't. at the moment i suppose. libya and hopefully syria spanish ok libya maybe we could afghanistan the probably the only home in the mud probably iran probably iraq. still pakistan they might be bombing occasionally. i thought my government but i will answer anyway one of them unfortunately might still be afghanistan and another one may well be. libya. libya

also played at the university of cambridge. he was twice elected to the all- american hockey team. he is a member of harvard's athletic hall of fame. trust me. they do not give those distinctions easily. and he still gets on sakekates d enjoys it. a great rinnk in ottowa. the field guns still firing. the 21-gun salute. [band stops playing] [guns firing] >> and the last few words to a couple of the guard of honor. everything found in order, as the queen's representative heads back to take one final honor from the guard. before heading into the parliament buildings to begin the day's work of the speech from the throne. talking to a few members of the band. they've been passed by by former governors general. issue of a guard of honor gets a formal inspection. this is something the new governor general has added to the moment, sahyying hello to those who have been providing accompanying music. final salute before entering parliament. of greetings.e this is blair armitrage. >> some sunshine. hi, marjorie. great day. >> it certainly is. >> the chief defense staff. bill elliott head of th

cambridge, you've come up from a quarter to 4 mile visibility.ountains in petersburg, west virginia, one quarter mile visibility is the worst of it. 68 right now. dew points have risen to 64. yesterday, they were in the 50s. we could be pushing 70 by tomorrow. that's a sign of the low level moisture returning. look at the temperatures in the middle of the country. a ridge of high pressure right here. this ridge allowing temperatures to stay warm. it is forcing any showers and storms up and over and around it. see how the action is going up toward the dakotas through the u.p. and this one line of storms, they've issued a severe thunderstorm watch across parts of ohio and western pennsylvania. that's diving off toward the south. some of the clouds may blow off of that. not expecting that to hold together enough to cause really much of a problem around here. so, today, 91. tomorrow and thursday, 97. more humid. scattered afternoon thunderstorms will be possible both days. in fact, scattered afternoon storms right through early next week with tempera

as we take a look at the relative humidities, mid-30s, 51 in cambridge.this mugginess is beginning to increase but it's not to the level this will be the next few days. there were a few storms west of us, garrett county into west virginia. we're done with that complex. tropical air continuing to build. big ridge of high pressure, a very summer-like pattern that will build in at least through the end of the week. i got tell you some indications that cold front will not make this down for a few days. so muggier and hotter tomorrow, maybe another round of showers or storms west of us like hagerstown, westward. as we go into your thursday, more likely we'll see pop-up storms and that intense heat of the day, thursday on track to be the hottest. overnight 67. a few clouds, a little balmy. how about 96, sunny, hot and humid. with the increasing humidity, it will feel moore like 100. drink extra liquids. tomorrow night 72 with a few clouds. more moisture coming in. no one likes to hear that but that's the reality. seven-day forecast, a couple of scorchers. satur

win chft are, 57 and also 57 in cambridge, maryland -- winchester, 57 and also 57 in cambridge being maryland. -- baltimore, 63. tells will be in the 80s, plenty of sunshine. but that high will scoot off the coast tonight into tomorrow and as that happens, it will become a burr humidity ahigh for all intents and purposes and that is what we'll get the warm are weather work -- warmer weather working its way in here and we'll see the temperature in the 90s. forecast for today looks like. this lots of sunshine, a warm afternoon. high about 84 degrees. a bit more humid than it has been for the last few days. then for tonight, mostly clear skies, mild, overnight lows in the 60s. your five-day forecast tomorrow, warmer but still in the 80s barely. we'll be right up against 90 degrees. humid as well. hot on wednesday and thursday and friday. highs in the mid- to upper 90s. chance of some thunderstorms developing by friday. that is a look at what is happening with the weather. now, let's get more on this morning's rush hour traffic from julie wright. >> aparently, julie is speechless right n

the duke and duchess of cambridge. does she ever look bad?red at a dinner in london. >> looks like they're still pretty popular, as well. we'll have the very latest on the royals and tell you which family member is celebrating a very, very big birthday. >> big doin's. i love it. i'm ready for a little royals news. >> yeah? what's it been? has it been a month? it. >> april 29th. a little more than a ,,,,,,,,,,, firefighters will pay their final respects to vincent perez >>> i am sydnie kohara. today, thousands of firefighters will pay respects to vincente perez and anthony valerio. funeral services start at 12:30 on gulf street we will cover the service beginning 12 noon watch it online on cbssf.com. >> the family of missing nursing student michelle lee holding another vigil tonight, this time in san diego where she grew up. relativefriends gathering last night in hayward. she disappeared may 27th from kaiser permanent hayward medical center misare calling it a homicide investigation. >>> a grim discovery when san francisco firefighters put ou

another face that we will recognize is katherine middleton, the duchess of cambridge.n't responded to any of this either. another member of the royal family is her uncle by marriage, prince edward. he's also on the guardian's list of hacking victims. but even if the victims are keeping stiff upper lips, police and lawmakers are taking the hacking of royalty very seriously. we are joined from outside buckingham palace with the latest on that. max? >> it came up in parliament yesterday, dragging in the prime minister again, dragging in senior police officers. just to explain where this all started, it started more than five years ago when prince william suspected that his aides phones were being hacked. the police investigated and the news of the world's royal correspondent ended up in prison. since then you've had a litany involving politicians, sports people, celebrities, all sorts of names coming forward saying they were hacked as well, they suspect at least. recently we had a payout to sienna miller, an actress. what we have now is the guardian coming out with unsubs

cambridge 81. clouds have rolled in. now we're seeing late afternoon clearing. the bottom line the rest of this evening warm and hazy as we fall through the 80s but a much hotter condition expected over the next two days. we break that down coming up. >>> for ideas on how you can beat the heat, you can go to our website, abc2news.com. you can get tips on how to stay hydrated if you get bored with drinking warted. >>> now the latest on congressman anthony weiner. the democrat confessed to sending inappropriate messages to women lowfnlt house minority leader nancy pelosi opened the investigation in an abc news exclusive interview. megan broussard admits she had an online relationship with weiner. >> nothing like a relationship, nothing like that. hey, i think you're hot. >> you sent him photos. >> they weren't scantily, they were bad pictures. >> yesterday weiner admitted to having online relationships with at least six women. tonight tmz says it has messages between weiner and a former porn star in which she instructs him how to lie to cover have you their relati

prince william and catherine, duchess of cambridge, will be invading hollywood next month. >> so formalding and kate's first trip to america. and kabc's leslie miller has a sneak peek at what is on the agenda. >> reporter: now officially known as the duke and duchess of cambridge, william and catherine are set to arrive july 8th and stay until july 10th. the royal newlyweds will spend their first night in los angeles at a business event, supporting uk trade and investment followed by a reception at the british consular general residence. in hancock park. and the prince will also play in a charity polo match in santa barbara with the duchess awarding the trophy to the winning team. that evening, prince william and the former kate middleton will attend a black tie dinner at the renovated theater to introduce young british film talent to hollywood executives. one celebrity excited about the royal visit is close friend, soccer star, david beckham. >> it will be exciting for them, i'm sure. they have many other things going on in their lives, but it is incredible to have them together and ha

kind of extraordinary famous of a lecturer in the cambridge university senate house when he got up and said, well, i've had a chance to reflect on my severe crews about dickens. then he went on. but especially dickens. at the end of it all, leaving us all a bit unstruck, a woman got up and said, well, doctor, you know, in your entire life you've been telling us really we shouldn't go anyway near charles dickens. one thing is worse than the other. david kopper field can't amount to a literary warm crime. what do you have to say for yourself? are you saying whoops? i have second thoughts? and leave it. he was notoriously badtempered. he said, well, i can't remember being able to say to you, i'm frightfully, frightfully sorry about all of this. i returned next to me and said who is that woman? >> true. >> a way to get you to repent. discovering the orwell of "the toad" was the lit ration, the relaxed, lyrical, the sensual, and it made me to be want to be an essayist and develop different kind of literary voices if i could. i was a journalist as well as a historian from the time i was a ch

. >>> an official portrait of prince william and his new bride, catherine, duchess of cambridge, haseen released to mark their north american tour. the trip that begins today in canada will eventually take them to california. it is their first official foreign trip as a married couple. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,261 after inching up 72 points yesterday. the s&p added ten points. the nasdaq was up 11. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei rose 18 points, while in hong kong the hang seng climbed 336. >>> as we mentioned earlier in the show, greece approved a controversial five-year austerity plan yesterday, and that sent markets higher for a third straight day. the crucial loan will keep the debt-ridden country out of default for now. however, investors are still skiddish about the long-term effects of european debt. >>> financials got a boost yesterday after bank of america agreed to pay back $8.5 billion to investors over bad mortgage-related loans. >>> credit card companies rose after the f

we were students together at cambridge in the '60s and we had lots of differences. political and other methodological but they were all above-board differences. we did have sort of quite -- i mean, not serious arguments but some differences. but i think we admired each other. i certainly admired him and i thought the book called "postwar" which is a masterpiece about the war and you have read the memory chalet. you haven't. you have a treat. it's a collection of pieces he wrote as he was dying. he died of lou gehrig's disease one of the most terrible ways you can die because just last year, i think, last august, yeah. and because, you know, your brain never goes. it's the last thing to go so you observe your increasing incapacity day by day, hour-by-hour, minute by minute and he was the most -- he was the bravest most uncomplaining and he wrote this -- he was writing these essays about memory as he was dying. and it's a very short book. and it's arguably the greatest thing he did, actually, and i sort of -- i'm rather distressed -- well, not distressed. it doesn't m

digitally aged princess diana walking with the daughter-in-law she never know catherine, duchess of cambridgethe controversial cover marks what would have been the late princess' 50th birthday this friday. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,188 after gaining 145 points yesterday. the s&p was up 16 points. the nasdaq rose 41. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei grew 148 points, while in hong kong the hang seng was up a fraction. >>> stocks surged higher tuesday on optimism that greek leaders will pass an unpopular austerity plan needed to keep the country afloat. in athens yesterday police fired tear gas on angry protesters demanding the government vote down the harsh measure designed to show its european lenders greece is serious about getting its finances in order. parliament is expected to pass the drastic cuts today. >>> strong earnings from nike added to the day's optimism, while signs of strength in the housing market boosted home depot. >>> bank of america rose after it made a tentative agreement to

the duke and duchess of cambridge have been attending a charity dinner.here is some flash photography coming up. the couple were at an event hosted by children's charities. they wanted to use philanthropy as a catalyst for meaningful change. refugees continue to flee into turkey as troops are massed the northwest of the country. the human rights commissioner has urged the syrian government to stop which calls the ruthless striking of civilians. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. at the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to get the expert reporting of bbc world news online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vt., and honolulu. newman's own foundation and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles. by kcet los angeles.

the duke and duchess of cambridge.. william and kate..their north america tour in canada today. they fly to los angeles on july 8- th. the paparazzi will follow the royal couple to a red carpet party at the beverly hilton to a political meet- and-greet with the consular general. prince william will also play in a polo match in santa barbara. also on their west coast schedule, a war veterans event at sony studios. time is 6-- ad lib toss to weather!!!!! a family trip to colorado... is now a you-tube hit. it's anything but an ordinary it's anything but an ordinary visit to the zoo. a one-year-old boy sparks the curiosity of a 400- pound lion! even with the thick glass, it seems the lion wants to prey on the toddler. the animal even opens her mouth wide over the boy's head. the father said his son loved the attention... it's now racked up more than 400- thousand hits on you-tube.

whatever the reason, the duke and duchess of cambridge are moving into some pricey new digs. straight ahead, we're going to show you the couple's new home. >> and a new era starts tonight with scott pele taking over as the anchor of tonight's evening news. here's a preview. >> tonight we'll have mandy clark with u.s. forces fighting in afghanistan. plus, fresh information on how the president is planning to withdraw troops from there and iraq on the cbs evening news. she notices when my skin's rough. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff really works. >>> when it comes to recession, men and women are affected differently. 82% of jobs cut over the last four years were an industry dominated by men, like construction and manufacturing. and as men were littered with pink slips, women grew to be the breadwinners in almost half of american homes. now the worse could be over for men, but their female counterparts need to be ready. >> women are being affected is because of the measures our gov

medicine, healthcare and society executive director five years, board member three years and currently, cambridge insight meditation center, board member, 19 years and currently. mind and life institute, boulder, colorado, a group that organizes dialogues between the dalai lama, vis chair of the board and crefntly. just published, coming to our senses. healing ourselves and the world through mindfulness. also, earlier best sellers "wherever you go, there you are" "full catastrophe, living and every day blessings." >> hobbies, running, inline skating, swimming, cosmology, string theory, high energy physics, backpacking and kayaking. name. >> -- jon kabat-zinn. >> dr. jon kabat-zinn. who is william james. >> he is spoken as of the father of american psychology. >> here's a quote from him. the faculty of voluntarily bringing back a wandering attention over and over again is the very root of judgment, character and will. that means the power of voluntarily bringing back and focusing it. the wanring attention. no one is in possession of his faculties if he have it not. an education which should improv

from king james to prince william and catherine, the duchess of cambridge, the entire royal family haveeen out and about this week, but it's clear that the world only has eyes for not only you jeffrey kofman, of course, our eyes are on you jeffrey, but pippa in the picture. >> reporter: that's right, bianna a very royal weekend in london. officially, it's about birthday celebrations, the queen's yesterday, prince philip today. but guess who stole the show? here's a hint or two. she got married six weeks ago, and her name used to be kate middleton. ♪ >> reporter: the queen may still own the castle or palace. she received warm applause as her carriage passed during her official birthday celebration, but the cheers for the newest of the royals, the duchess of cambridge, made it clear that kate is now the jewel in the crown. and which member of the royal family are you particularly interested in seeing? >> she wants to see kate. >> and me too. >> reporter: who's the bigger deal here, the queen or kate? >> speaking from a young point of view, i would say kate. >> yeah. >> god save the queen

leonardtown, cambridge, stevensville across the bay and not bad with temperatures in the upper 70s and lower 80s. we broaden the view a bit for temperatures, binghamton, 77; pittsburgh, 84; columbus, 86. you don't really begin to see the heat on this map; how far, you can see chicago there and in hd, sitting at 93 degrees and the friend for us is hotter. 82 at 7:00; 9:00 at 78 and 11:00 at 74 and the winds are only out of the north, basically today and about 5 to 10 miles an hour and look where the heat is, though. it's camping to the west of us and later on, it's making a run for it. i shouldn't say later on this week but the next few days or so. what you see is going to come across and sit on the east coast. 95, st. louis; wichita, kansas, 101 and texas is real hot, too and very, very humid. again, cincinnati, 86. we're sitting at 86 and look at the trend for us the next few days here. 89 tomorrow, not bad and it goes crazy. wednesday, 96. thursday, 98 and friday, everyone in. you see the humid word here? and we will have greater humidity through the week. on wednesday, thursday, and

even though you left to go to london with yr family and therefore eventually went to cambridge and... for your education. >> well, that was a very difficult time. i was part of this generation that left exyugoslavia. i come from a mixed family. >> rose: mixed i what way? >> my father i serb my mother is boss knee yak. there wereundreds of thousands of mixed families at the time and my family left the beginning of the war. i was a part of the democracy vement, the resistance movement to the dictatorship of slobodan milosevic and my return back home was related to the instigation of democracy in serbia. >> rose: but tell me today what of the... how is that remembered that awful period in the history with the breakup of yugoslavia, the conflict thaok place. what are the vestiges of it? >> i think probably the decade of the 12990s was one of the most tragic decades in the enre history of the ball balkans, which was a long history of of bloody conflicts. the breakup of yugoslavia and the war that cocolored, if you will, that decade, was one of the most decades. ... tragic decades. >> rose:

royal fans will have cameras ready when the duke and duchess of cambridge kick of their north americaanda where they will celebrate national day. they fly to los angeles on july 8- th. the paparazzi will follow the royal couple to a red carpet party at the bevelry hilton to a political meet- and-greet with the consular general. prince william will also play in a polo match in santa barabara. a family trip to colorado... is now a you-tube hit. it's anything but an ordinary visit to the zoo. a one-year-old boy sparks the curiosity of a 400- pound lion! even with the thick glass, it seems the lion wants to prey on the toddler. the animal even opens her mouth wide over the boy's head. the father said his son loved the attention... it's now racked up more than 400- thousand hits on you-tube. 5: traffic and weather... here's lawrence with your forecast. it's 5-- in the next half hour: the chief of muni... ready to step down. the pricey severance package... he's getting in the middle of a deficit. plus... the famed california sea lions. who is asking the feds for permission to kill them! 4:3

abbey's official twitter feed, it read "the abby bells are ringing to mark the birthday of the duke of cambridge." yes, it was done in 140 characters or less. happy birthday, and i believe they're on their way to california in just a couple of weeks as part of their honeymoon festivities. >>> they'll number southern california july 8, and did you see that dress she was wearing? >> i didn't notice the dress. >> that was hot. like the weather. >> thanks for joining us. now brian williams is next for "nightly

we want to interview you on your campus in cambridge. i said, my brothers would like to, too. we have been putting this case for five months. basically, i said we are not going to do it. this is bogus. my porter rican red-haired cousin, he has funny hair. he was there, too. so we came back and they decided to do it with everybody. when that story came out, i started getting harassed. the police were giving out my social security number, my name. i had 50 cases of identity theft that followed. the next thing you ask to talk about was november 23, 2002. this experience changed my life. we started going to the prisons with a purpose now. we turned into touring artists for the prisons around the country. talking to the folks who were incarcerated, folks in the local community to inform the movement by those most directly affected. we came home for winning an award in grass-roots activism and then the police stop us for a taillight being out in the back of the car. when they run my license, they say i'm going to jail because there were three wards offer my arrest. it was bryonn bai

huge crowds turned out to greet the >>> duke and duchess of cambridge are in ottawa, canada now.he first stop on their big north american tour. these are live pictures from canada. huge crowds turning out to greet kate and william. some people waited for hours to get a little face time with the royals. they are set to celebrate canada day tomorrow and then on july 8, next week, they are going to fly down to california and hang out down in l.a. and hobnob with movie stars and all that good stuff. >> packed out there. >> yeah. >> well, a popular public pool in the east bay could re-open as early as today. >> the richmond plunge has been closed for sewer repairs. the city is using cameras to determine what is causing the backup. now, would-be swimmers say they hope the pool reopens in time for the warmer temperatures expected this weekend. >> great pool. it was re-opened because a lot of people got together and put up money and pressured politicians and all of what needed to get the community facility back in. >> the plunge is the oldest indoor pool of its kind in the bay area. and

the new schedule of the duke and duchess of cambridge just released. >>> it's getting hot around theay area. where you might be able to beat the heat. where it's going to be a scorcher this afternoon. your forecast is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! morgan c pay almost 154 >>> we have a big rally on wall street on this tuesday, up 122 points. we like that. and a big fine today for jpmorgan chase. the bank will pay almost $1 54 million to settle fraud charges related to the financial crisis. >>> well, some coffee shops in san jose are creating quite the buzz for what some are saying is an x-rated menu. a city council member has numerous complaints about the risque businesses in her community. madison nguyen says angry wives have sent her videos from the cafes that feature scantily clad waitresses. san jose police say full nudity is against the law but with the rising murder rate and officers being

the royal newlyweds, prince william and kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge, are heading this way. they arrive in ottawa, canada, tomorrow on an 11-day tour of north america. they leave calgary, canada, just eight days later, for southern california where william will participate in a polo match in santa barbara among other things. while in canada, they'll be closely watched by the royal canadian mounted police. ctv's danielle homgen reports. >>> they're like the number-one couple in the world. >> reporter: when the world watches, the number-one priority is security. the queen has officially visited canada 22 times. by now her tours are scripted. [ applause ] >> reporter: these are 21st century royals. >> there's something -- i hate it -- but hollywood-like. >> reporter: prince william is set to be unpredictable. even on the night before his wedding, when he surprised the crowd outside clarence house with an impromptu visit. but there's spontaneous and then there's royal spontaneity. >> he's quite a big target, prince william. he's a serving military officer. >> reporter: he's dia

the dress katherine middleton wore she is now the duchess of cambridge the day she married prince william is heading to buckingham palace where tourist will see it. people will be able to see also the royal wedding cake and the items will be on display until october 3rd. two of the vehicles used on the wedding day includes the 1977 rolls royce are on display at the palace. lines are forming because coverage wasn't enough. >> i can imagine a lot of people want to see that. >> of course they do. >> yeah. >>> stay with thus morning, he remains and mant he was not sending-appropriate photos. >> one new york congressman is changing his story now. >>> i am eager to -- he was eager to hear if i have wanted him or thought he was attractive. >> one woman now claiming the congressman contacted her and the reassurance she says congressman needed. >>> 11 kids in her car this morning. and she sits in a jail cell. the danger's mother put several children in. >>> now "good mornings maryland." >> it's a twitter hoax that was done. >> to be clear the picture was not me and i sent it. >> that was then and

. >>> canada is preparing for a visit by the duke and duchess of cambridge, better known as prince william the royal couple will first visit ottawa, the canadian capital starting today. they'll wrap up their tour next week in southern california. >>> it's an article of faith for christians and jews around the world that god is a source of the bible. >>> now an israeli team has used a sophisticated computer program to trace the human authors of the scriptures not by name but by writing style. their findings dispute traditional scholarship in key places including the first chapter of genesis. >>> finally a story that is simply bananas. her name is digit. she is 13 years old and she's been adopted by a couple who manage a zoo near leone in southern france. digit stays in their home at night and returns to the zoo's gorilla enclosure during the day. >>> this morning on "the early show" the recent e. coli outbreak in europe raises concerns about food safety here in the u.s. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." a lot of people think fiber can do one thing and one thing only, and tho

. >>> a drunk teenager fell 20 feet from an escalator in cambridge massachusetts, lived to tell about it. the drop onto a hard concrete floor was caught on the surveillance video. that's 18-year-old shane o'malley. he said he had been drinking at a concert that night but has no memory of this incident. unbelievably the only injury, i fractured an elbow. the fall sobered him up, though. >> what's the message for kids your age? >> don't do it. don't drink. it's not worth it. it appears to have a good time but it can easily get out of control. >> maybe that hospital experience had an effect on him. the recent high school grad says he is going to go to college in the fall where he will study nursing. >>> a 13-year-old girl from southern california has traveled to denver, colorado, in the hopes doctors can save her hand. the young lady contracted a rare infection from the family's fish tank. dr. kim joins us with more. kim. >>> reporter: liz, it's very rare but who would ever think a fish tank? well, for five years, hannele cox has been fighting a bacteria she picked up by putting her hand

in a final note, the duke and duchess of cambridge are making their first official public engagement as a married couple, the gevet honor as a charity gala on the grounds of kensington pacemaker. the event helps raise money for disadvantaged people a -- charne round the world. that brings us to the end of tonight's broadcast. you can always find updates on our web site. i'm catty kaye. thanks so much for watching. be back here tomorrow. >> hello and welcome. see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. tm was made possible by: >> chuck e. cheese's, proud supporter of pbs kids, who know of all the

pax river, 68 in cambridge. some low 60s here. there is a touch of two or fog with no biggy.the heat advisory starting at noon. heat index values 100 to 105. if you have to be outside, you need to actively cool yourself with cold water maybe on your head and inside the body as well. we have code orange air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups, the very young, the very old. going to be a rough couple of days around here. angie goff, good morning to you. >> three minutes away from the half hour. a tough ride for those of you traveling the inner loop. the reason why we have the yellow light on, a fatal accident that has the river road exit closed off currently. so, you're going to have to take old georgetown road. this is actually live pictures from this scene. you can see it is pretty bad. they're not telling us when they plan to reopen the ramp. factor in at least 12 minutes. that's without traffic. that's how long it took me this morning to get around this. old georgetown road, take that over to arlington. you'll make a right and a left on to bradley and then a right on to

. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge made their first public appearance at a fundraiser for kids. prince william and wife kate, attended a lavish dinner near kensington palace last night. it raised money for the charity that helps some of the world's poorest children. >>> just ahead, ford announces plans to go green. >>> plus a pivotal day in the murder trial of kasey anthony. this is the cbs "morning news." i'm chef michael, and my dog bailey and i love to hang out in the kitchen. you love the aroma of beef tenderloin, don't you? you inspired a very special dog food. [ female announcer ] chef michael's canine creations. chef inspired. dog desired. hey! hey! hey! that's our snack machine. you should try something new. activia parfait crunch! crunchy granola you mix right in to creamy and delicious activia yogurt. mmm! crunchy! and creamy! watch your toes! new activia parfait crunch. took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me.

. >>> it was quite a weekend for the former catherine middleton, now of course the duchess of cambridgee seems to have given a new energy and charm to the house of windsor, and people seem to be loving it in britain and beyond. princess catherine is settling into her new royal lifestyle quite nicely. here is a look at her yesterday at the annual parade marking the queen's official birthday. the queen turned 85 this year. they may have been gathering to celebrate the queen, but all eyes were on the newest edition to the royal family as crowds took a glimpse of their future queen in one of her first official appearances since the wedding. then she went out afterwards, same day, same hat, different dress apparently. so a dress actually from four years ago, showing off that she is not going to -- she is going to be more practical, i suppose. >> nice choice of fascinators too. >> yes, yes, yes. >> so the best days this week are the hottestdays, tuesday, wednesday? >> you could have a need for a fascinator around the bay area. block some of the sun. it's going to be toasty inland. the warmest

would have been her daughter-in-law, kate middleton, now known as princess catherine the duchess of cambridge. some are calling the digital manipulation reveal thing and ghoulish. no reaction yet from her sons william and harry. >>> well, next, drinking diet soda may be part of your plan to shed pounds. how it could pack on the pounds instead. clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jcereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. best selling cancer drug, avastin -- is ineffective, have its >>> for the second time, a group of cancer experts says the world's best-selling cancer drug avastin is ineffective, unsafe and should have its approval for breast cancer withdrawn. today the fda advisory panel voted unanimously that avastin provides no clinical benefits that justifies its risk. dangerous side effects can

but the cheers for the newest of the royals, the duchess of cambridge made it clear that kate is nowjewel in the crown. which member of the royal family do you want to see? >> kate. >> and me, too. >> reporter: who's the bigger deal here? the queen or kate? >> speaking from a young point of view -- i would say definitely kate. god save the queen and everything. kate will be the future queen. >> reporter: on the balcony where kate and william appeared just weeks ago. as the newlyweds. the royals were looking at the spectacle in the sky but the world was looking at kate. this was her coming out week as a royal. her first official function, a glitzy charity dinner on saturday. she and her dress stole the show and with her husband prince william help raised $28 million. >> her star power has been pretty high and it was high before they got married. it went off the radar, completely, at the time of the wedding. and it hasn't come back again. >> reporter: prince phillip, the queen's husband, is celebrating his 90th birthday. with a church service at windsor. but, in london papers, it's all

the new duke and duchess of cambridge will have quite a busy day when they arrive today.ll land to the national war memorial to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the couple will make stops in six other canadian cities including montreal and alberta before coming to southern california. they will be in las angeles. >> this guy is bringing myspace back. at least one person believes in the social networking site. that is justin timberlake. timbrel it purchased a big stake in the sinking ship of myspace. he has not revealed how much he invested in the company which sold yesterday for somewhere between a 30 million and $40 million. justin timberlake released his own statement. he said, there is a need for a place where fans can go to connect with othertheir favorite entertainers. myspace has potential. >> we will be right back.

surveillance video caught the 18-year-old climbing the handrail of an escalator in cambridge on sundayas he reached the top, boom, he fell over the edge and landed on the concrete floor. he told police he had been drinking. and admitted to being irresponsible. >> what is the message for kids your age? >> don't do it, don't drink. it's not worth it. we appeared to have a good time but it can immediately get out of control. >> do you know how lucky he is? >> i'm not sure. i've been telling him how lucky he is, but he doesn't really remember much about the fall. >> shane's worst injury is a broken elbow. perhaps, his pride as well. the recent high school graduate is going to college in the fall. where he will study ironically, nursing. >> so he can take care of himself as time goes by. >> not going to happen again. >> right. >> yeah. learned a lesson. >> all right. >>> two-and-a-half years after oscar grant was shot to death, bart and his mother reach a settlement. we have the story coming up. >> also ahead -- >> a boat capsized overnight sending three crab fishermen in to the pacific oce

the sister of the duchess of cambridge is on the market after breaking up with her boyfriend of nearlyrs. her new high profile status to really put a strain on the relationship. tory spelling is reportedly recovering from an accident. a pregnant accident tweeted a paperazzi was chasing her as she drove for kids to school and assiduous trying to get away from them when she crashed into a wall at the school. her representative said she is shaken up but she in the kids are doing fine. revised production of spider-man turn off the dark opens again tonight. horrible reviews and injuries have plagued the show. >> candace cameron, known as edta tanner on the hit show full house posted this picture on twitter. she said this was the first time she was here since she stopped opening credits which is more than 20 years ago in 1987. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] on

and if the reports that i've read are correct in october of sixty seven you told an audience in cambridge the lyndon johnson saw the war in vietnam as his major legacy and as a result was insisting on victory at all costs even in the face of public opposition in your opinion is president obama now doing the same thing in afghanistan. but i think he's made the same mistake that in the johnson made in thinking that escalating the number of troops he could find a he could ultimately triumph there the tragedy of the american presidency is that as we go to war and every life that's a lot of blood that spill the president becomes more and more invested in quote victory because you don't want to you don't want to have to send a message to the parents of those made it we're going to die there that it was in vain so that's the paradox of escalation which is you do to your bound to have more casualties in those casualties are almost bound to cause you to resolve to win the victory that is usually elusive you know the great another great tragedy of the american presidency particularly of progressive