duke or mr. -- this is for mr. duke or mr. merlo. what does it mean when you compete abroad with companies that are not u.s.-based? it comes back to the question that -- who are your major competitors and where are they headquartered and what challenges to the tax system present for you as you seek to expand markets around? >> senator, i could quickly named three large multinational retailer is that we compete against around the world. tesko from the u.k. and metro from germany. we often compete for specific real estate sites to build new stores in markets around the world. that means there is an advantage in the calculation of return on investment. their return would be at a lower rate. an example of tesko in china, we would compete against recently. we would pay the 25% tax rate and an additional 10% as far as the u.s. rate. all sell, and it comes into play when even acquiring the business, and then, as i mentioned, tesco is now building stores and growing in the u.s. we are actually opening the door for foreign retailers to have a

duke? >> sir, we are not competitive today. american companies are at a disadvantage today. we do believe we need to move ahead with the comprehensive tax reform. clearly i believe it would be important to remain competitive, and it would be very, very important to measure over time the competitiveness and to ensure american companies stay competitive. it would clearly not be in the interest of american jobs to increase over that time, and we would clearly not want to see that. >> to build on mr. duke's answer, one of the challenges of running a business today is the level of unsencht out there, and uncertainty on tax policy doesn't help. we would hope that comprehensive corporate tax reform would be coupled with policy decisions to keep american companies competitive in the global marketplace and keep it that way for a long time. >> mr. lang? >> i think that certainly is similar to the example i gave earlier on the r and d tax credit expiring 13 times over the last decade. it is difficult

let's see how artistic the duke and duchess of cambridge are. inner city arts festival right now live pictures actually of princess katherine already put a smok on before she sat down and now at an easy at the direction of one of the children there. and then on the other side of her just to her back, prince william. he too apparently is at an easel and doing art work. they are kind of capping off their three-day visit to california. we've seen them in just about every kind of venue you can imagine. we saw them at the polo match and star-studded hollywood star-studded event last night. instead of they trying to meet up with all of hollywood royalty. hollywood royalty was trying to get face time with them. we'll keep you posted on the last of the california visit. ll

the duke and duchess came out about four minutes ago now.row is their final day of the royal visit. they're going to attend a private reception, visit downtown l.a.'s skid row, and then they are going to wrap up the day by greeting veterans at a job fair. and then they go back home to england. live in downtown los angeles tonight. >> nice way to pull out the name. couldn't they have waited until we got on the air? that would have been reasonable. >> i tried, i said, hey, kntv's coming up, hold up. >> hold up a second. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up next at 11:00, we have the giants and a's, one of them with a heartbreaker tonight. we'll show you the apology in the last paper and what it might mean for rupert murdoch. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways t

honestly in this campaign of any other candidate you ever heard in your entire life and with your duke is now about to embark on a twenty five state tour to measure support for a presidential run so how do you stack up against other republicans in the race here to answer that question is david duke himself david welcome. and it's already here nice talking with you we've talked on the radio a number of times. good to have you here on television every now and then a republican or right wing talk show host will imply that they're horrified that there's a black man in the white house limbaugh with his brock the magic negro song comes to mind another example is their problem of any discussion of immigration reform is another example do you think that the republican party needs you because you represent their core race based views that they are afraid to say out loud and you're not afraid to say out loud. no i think democrats and republicans me because i'm not all right sopranos as you describe me i am a right so right. and i believe in the right of every people it will be free i believe in

at this rate, one wonders what the duke of cambridge will try next. the boat rates, perhaps. that is precisely what he did do, a dragon boat race. william paddling in one boat, kate in another. who won was not immediately kirk -- immediately clear. for a newcomer like kate, this is proving to be quite a trip. to what is apparent is how much both of them appear to be enjoying it. >> you have been watching " newsday," from the bbc. >> let's bring you a reminder of the main news again. president hugo chavez of venezuela has been addressing thousands of supporters from the balcony of the presidential palace in practice following his return for treatment for cancer in cuba. this is his first appearance following the operation. he would be back on the road to recovery. that is it from us. thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of co

. >> scott hotel is part of duke university's neuroeconomics team, exploring among other things why smart people make foolish decisions with their money. >> people don't buy a lottery ticket just because they have a chance of winning. they will buy a ticket because over the next couple days it allows them to fantasize what they would do if they won the lottery. in a sense they're paying for that experience rather than a chance for the lottery itself. >> it's not just the lottery. nathan zweig know is firsthand and put his brain to the test with scott's team at duke. >> it's a combination of neuroscience and economics basically using the tools of scanning and other measurement technology that neuroscientists have used for years to study how the human brain evaluates risk and reward over time, which is what investing is all about. >> reporter: from investing to buying a home, to why and how often we go on a spending spree. what researchers are learning is that when it comes to money, our brains are in some ways stuck in the stone age. >> in modern life, if you lose your money, you've -- you

that's a great thing. 395 north at duke street. traveling 395 north as you make your way over the 14th street bridge, i have no delays for you at this time. isn't that great? here's 66 at compton road. if you're traveling on 66 east and west, i don't see any significant volume for you either. it's a good ride as the sunrises. here's the beltway at maryland at university boulevard. inner loop and outer loop of maryland, you're looking good as well. >>> a 4-year-old maryland boy is recovering this morning after police say a 5-year-old shot him on the playground. this happened in the 4400 block of 23rd parkway in temple hills apartment complex. around 4:30 yesterday afternoon, police say the two children were playing with others on the playground. the 5-year-old somehow got a hold of a gun, and it went off. the bullet narrowly missed his heart. the neighbor says he is shocked by this incident. >> he's a nice little boy. i never would have thought anything. he's not a troubled kid or nothing. used to see him go to school, come back and

the british are coming the duke and duchess of cambridge head to the u.s. but at the royal flush on american faces though. the sun. the sun. the sun. the sun. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through the thirty percent may who can you trust no one. is you feel you would love a mission which is where are we heading state controlled capitalism is called national so when nobody dares to ask you r t a question more. let's not forget that we have an apartheid regime right here. i think. need to wonder well. why doesn't the government says they're very safe get ready because of the freedom . you like our t.v. show which is the world below mine interpreter brand new internet story official our chief product. the question more with our t.v.'s are. welcome back the brits are coming to press off the celebration of u.s. independence from the british on july fourth and americans are going crazy over their arrival arrival of the duke and duchess of cambridge they are arriving in los angeles and artie's among the l

the duke and duchess of cambridge, better known as william and kate are on prince edward island at this hour. despite some concerns about anti-monarchy protesters in quebec, the couple seems to be winning fans pretty much wherever they go. nbc's kevin tibbles is there with them. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: hey, kate. well the duke and duchess, the future king and queen of canada, will soon retire for the evening at the residence of the lieutenant governor here. after all it's been a very busy day, one in which prince william even tried his hand at a new language. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the royal couple stopped in historic quebec city, one of the oldest cities in north america and home to much of canada's french-speaking heritage. in a nod to the crowds, prince william thanked them for their patience with his french accent. [ speaking french ] >> reporter: no language difficulty, though, when it came to the crowds' adoration for kate middleton, prompting a completely unexpected walk-about by the couple. the duke and duchess did not seem to notice about 100 protesters

after the match, the duke and dutchess head back to los angeles.they will attend a black tie dinner at the blasco theater honoring young british filmmakers and they will have hollywood royalty as company. >> a-list actors are clamor for the invites to meet royalty. >> the royalty assessment of the american tour so far -- >> already it has gone fantastically. i know they are loving it and they're very excited when they left. >> and so are their fans. sandra hughes, santa barbara. the unemployment rate may be up but there are new job openings and what those job openings have to do with a tsunami that hit a santa cruise harbor. >>> temperatures are on the decline. about 15 degrees below average. i've got your detailed forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, discover customersl are getting five percent cashback bonus at the pump... and at many of the places their summer plans take them. it pays to switch, it pays to discover. . 150 dollars >>> it now costs more money to own property in rural areas of california. $150 more to be exact. that's because land ow

leader i guess david duke. and a plus a one of those kicked off an american actually was a us here airlines flight after being told she was a security risk you won't believe what her offense was and just how far security theater you know airports is turning flying into a national. and tempers are still high after the final verdict in the casey anthony trial in my daily take will break down another trial that americans are hungry for the people versus wall street. what else could round out the republicans field of candidates for president than a white supremacist jumping into the mix that's right david duke the former republican state representative from louisiana and with thomas robb the man who changed the k.k.k. from white sheets to business suits is their uniform is hinting that he may be jumping onto the race for the white house take a look at this online video released by duke about a year ago.

the duke and duchess did not seem to notice about 100 protesters gathered about a block away. where there was one arrest. earlier in the day, they visited a local youth center to take part in a magic show. this evening, william and kate are in canada's smallest province, prince edward island. have you ever seen a prince before? >> they just look like a real, nice, happy couple. >> reporter: p.e.i. is known for its beaches and seafood. just last night the royals attended a cooking class where they prepared lobster souffle. should they want to indulge further, this is the place to be. for more than 50 years, the new glascow lobster supper has been a local favorite. >> we've got almost 50,000 pounds in the run of a summer. >> reporter: there may be another reason the royals are here, according to the british press, the duchess of cambridge has a special affinity for this island's favorite fictional daughter, anne of green gables. the setting for this century-old story of the red-headed orphan is here and the home with the green gables still stands to this day. >> people from all

. >>> roilil newlyweds william an kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge, waved farewell to canada today, turning their honeymoon holly day to hollywood, where thousands of their american fans await. and abc's bob woodruff has been with them every step of the way, joining us from l.a. tonight. bob? >> reporter: well, good evening, diane. this is where we are right now. we are now hearing that prince william and kate are probably about to land right now at l.a.x. there was talk earlier they might be taking a helicopter here because of the traffic in the town. but they are going to be taking this by car and led by a very, very large escort. police here hit the sky early this morning, preparing for what some are calling the nextt british invasion. >> the opportunity to see a real life duke and duchess or prince and princess as they are called out here is really very special for everyone over here. >> reporter: for the duke and duchess, canada was nine days long with very little sleep. but the people didn't seem to notice. their last canadian stop, the calgary stampede. last night, the lls,

stay with us we will be right back  >>> duke and duchess of cambridge showed off their competitive sides on day 5 of their canadian visit. >> reporter: prince william out matches his bride on their first official overseas trip since the big wedding in april. this after the two teamed up with local athletes in a friendly boat race just off prince edward island in canada his royal highness was in the center of his team's boat rowing the -- the duchess of cambridge sat in the back of her boat. the prince won but he consoled kate with a hug they watched a band perform enjoying oysters and lobsters, earlier in the day he landed his military helicopter on the lake on lookers dressed in parkas sat in lawn chairs to see if he could land the aircraft. he pulled it off without a hitch. it was his first attempt as part of a emergency military training exercise [ speaking in french ] >> excuse my accent,. >>> the duke and duchess had been making headlines since their visit to canada began as kate greeted fans in quebec city one fan wished her well about having a fa

outside l.a.x. >> the opportunity to see a real life duke and duchess or prince and princess, as they are called . out here, is really very special for everyone over here. >> reporter: for the duke and duchess, canada was nine days long with very little sleep. but the people didn't seem to notice. their last canadian stop, the calgary stampede. last night, the bulls, this morning, the parade. as the couple boarded for california this afternoon, the famous pinks hot dogs began to lliam and kate, written in mustard. two of them in one bun. why are there two dogs in one bun? >> t t dogs in one bun, well, they're the perfect couple. >> reporter: the duchess of cambridge has been a star on this tour, especially in fashion. what do you think she's going to wear? >> whatever she wears, she will certainly be in style. >> reporter: and you're going to buy it? >> i don't know. we're schoolteachers. we can't afford it. >> reporter: after tonight's's reception with hollywood and tech giants, the royals then head tomorrow for a little polo. fans paying between $400 and $4,000 for a seat at the cha

. >> reporter: the duke and duchess definitely know how to make an entrance, from the air, and on thenta barbara polo club, they drew a celebrity crowd. >> see some polo and meet the prince and princess. >> we're good hosts, and we know how to show them a good time. >> reporter: but this was william and catherine's show. >> catherine and i have had a busy few days so the prospect of being able to let loose this afternoon is wonderful for me. >> reporter: and so the prince saddled up for the sport of kings as the well heeled crowd looked on. >> this is a big ticket item for hollywood because this is real royalty-- the future king and queen of england. this is a big deal. >> his royal highness, the duke of cambridge. >> reporter: the real deal for william is to raise money for his charities so these americans had to pony up a princely sum, a rumored $50,000 to play with him, $4,000 for the luncheon, a mere $400 for cheap seats and lunch in a box. >> are you amazed at how americans feel about this? >> we did fight a revolution to stop doing that stuff. >> reporter: the royal couple arriv

it looks okay to duke street. but duke stress slows off and on -- street slows off and on to the triangle. >>> to the deadly fight at hyattsville, maryland. 21-year-old leonard matthew's was stabbed to death. this happened near a promising mega business complex at one time. but now it looks dismal. but retailers are moving out. >> this is it. >> reporter: the retailer signs are being replaced by numbered units. it's a far cry from what everything thought it would be. >> i'm disgusted. do you know how much i pay to live on the 7th floor? close to a million dollars. >> reporter: this is a residential and leisure mecca for prince george's county. the first building opened in late 2007 and most of the units were presold. when the financial market claps, they shall collapse, -- collapse, they ran into problems and they're still having trouble selling these condos. this is nestled toward the 240 student unit project that is also suffering. >> there have been a half dozen student tower projects built adjacent or close to

the duke and duchess of cambridge are visiting prince edward island. the royal couple arrived to the delight of thousands. >> on an island named after queen victoria's father, this is a place that is key among all things roiled. unfortunately, for prince edward island, not many roils get here. -- royals. today, the island hit the jackpot. they got out of the carriage for a walk about. by now, the island was feeling the effects of being on the atlantic coast. a good moment to demonstrate his flying skills. the canadians have a special technique for search and rescue. they land the helicopter on the water. the approach was steady, and in splashdown. sighs of relief all around. one wonders what the duke of cambridge might be trying next. the boat race, perhaps. a dragon boat race. william puddling in one boat, kate in another. it was declared a photo finish. for a newcomer, is proving to be quite a trip. what is apparent is how both of them appear to be enjoying it. >> hugo chavez of venezuela has cheering supporters from the balcony of the presidential p

the duke -- i don't know. he's the prince. >> looking cool, right?> looking cool. >> helicopter landing does a lot for your cool factor. >> things going over well there. >>> we'll talk about things not going over well but some people who don't like the royalty and think it's out of date and don't think canada should be subject of it. >> it's interesting to be swooning of the duke and duchess one day after the celebration of 1776. >> that's right. >> in this country renouncing the duke and duchess and all they stand for. >> another thing big in this country is reenactments on the civil war. >> that's right. listen to this. lucky to be alive. a lightning strike sends five to the hospital in pennsylvania. this happened in severe storms on sunday. officials say the lightning hit a tent pole in the confederate artillery area. the actors recall terrifying moments. >> i felt everything, like i was being electrocuted. going through my body. >> it was just unbearable. i mean, i lost the hearing in my right ear for a while. >> i was so scared and all i could -

the duke in his open words, looking forward to letting loose. his team won.proud duchess presented her husband with a trophy and a kiss. on saturday night, they hit the red carpet. >> the duchess has arrived and she hasn't disappointed. >> reporter: the dress by alexander mcqueen, wowed the a-listers inside from the red carpet to skid row. on sunday the couple threw themselves into an art class with kids from this very deprived neighborhood. the artistic duchess showing her skills. and their last engagement was a war veterans job fair. >> this is the final step on this very successful north american royal tour, but in many ways this is the most important stop, particularly for the duke. >> i would just say on behalf of us both, how grateful we are to have been welcomed so warmly in the golden state and city of angels. thank you so much. >> reporter: public would have like to have gotten closer to the couple in america but the trip has confirmed them as the biggest stars on the planet right now. >> there you go. the tour has ended and the whirl wind has ended.

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one wonders what the duke of cambridge will try next. >> greece received another blow when the credit rating agency said the country's huge bailout will lead to it defaulting on its debt. this is hardly alone in trying to tackle their overspending have it. the u.s. senate is cancelled -- has canceled their recess to tackle the problems. are the two sides any closer to reaching a deal? thank you very much for coming and happy july 4th. how critical is it to america that this negotiation over the debt ceiling reaches a satisfactory conclusion? >> is about as important as anything the congress does. not doing it would be like the treasure equivalent of a nuclear war. the long ago that doing it, the worst consequences can be for the economy. this is what economists say. every time they have inch closer to the debt ceiling, treasury officials, bankers, etc., they come to bear on congress to do this because they know the consequences would be bad. >> presumably they know all of this and they will come to an agreement. >> that is what has happened in the past. the reason that people are not

the duke and duchess of cambridge also attended a job fair for u.s.hailed the troops whom he called the front lines of a remarkable relationship between the u.s. and britain. >>> a nasa space shuttle has docked with the international space station for the final time. the "atlantis" is delivering supplies and spare parts and returns to earth in two weeks marking the end of nasa's shuttle program. ♪ >>> what do you remember about the '80s? the hair? the clothes? for many it was the music, specifically hair rock bands. that music is being remembered and celebrated in america's ultimate recycling bin, the broadway stage in the jukebox musical "rock of ages." i had a chance to go backstage for an upclose look at the show, the cast and all that hair. are you ready? let's go back to the '80s. >> on this show it's all about the hair. you ke soo that. '80s. what's more '80, than a mullet? >> live theater right there. we're getting ready for a crazy night of rom n roll and of "rock of ages." ♪ >> what should people know about this production? why is it so popul

the duke and duchess of cambridge, william andrriving i style on friday.e plane. they spent some time at a couple of events. west coast bureau chief of "us weekly" joins us now. melanie bromley is in los angeles. she's joining us live for a quick chat. melanie, fill us in. what's going on? do we have any ideas of who will be rubbing shoulders with kate and william? >> well, actually, today's going to be quite exciting, because i'll be able to get that kind of taste of a-list and true hollywood glamour. so tonight at the bafta event, we're expecting jennifer lopez, marc anthony, nicole kidman, keith urban. so they will tonight have the opportunity to meet some celebrities from the world of hollywood. >> i can just see it now, or maybe hear it now, those in the paparazzi are really kind of loving this, wanting to get there. are there any precautions in place to stop the madness, so to speak? >> absolutely. and you know, basically, they're staying at the british consulate, which is in hancock park, and the police have been around all the neighbors and kind of

. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge are on their way back to london at this hour.ft late this afternoon following a whirlwind visited to southern california. sandra hughes tells us the royal couple charmed couples in the exclusive neighborhood where they stayed. >> reporter: back over the pond they go, the royal couple who wowed everyone from hollywood celebrities to inner city kids. >> this is an officer who needs no introduction. >> reporter: the last stop on the royal tour of southern california was at a jobs program for veterans. >> to help those returning from active service to open a new chapter in their life and find employment when they retire from the military. >> reporter: the duke and duchess gave a royal treat to neighbors of the british consul general where they stayed all weekend. for those only hoping for a royal sighting it was a thrill. >> it was so fantastic, i'm in tears. >> she asked her her name and shook both of our hands and she was so friendly and so gracious. >> reporter: when people think of los angeles they usually picture hollywood, not

he dropped out of duke a decade ago. today he is carving out a unique niche for himself. >> it is 8:30 in the morning. time for me to see what people eat for breakfast. >> create food and pros parity. there are goal is simple. increase the giant pandas numbers. >> i first met him a year ago and i knew connecting with him was a priority. for the second trip, i wanted to understand why this young african-american man who was on the fast track to the american dream back home would choose this road. we talked about rapid changes taking place in china. the hip-hop scene in china. regan talking about why he -- we began by talking about why he quit law school. >> i felt as though being considered the best black, being looked at as i had been sort of the benefactor or the beneficiary of somebody else's -- it wasn't something i wanted. talking about cornell and what he said about this -- err day of my life seemed to be a meeting with the absurd. i decided i had to go in search of my humanity. i wanted to go somewhere that was so

duke. >> senator hatch, you are absolutely correct. comprehensive tax reform and a lower overall rate would create more incentive and more desire to invest, and i think that's what we're is the creation of jobs and come pet tiffness for u.s. companies. we agree. >> to build on mr. duke's comments, a lower tax rate lowers the cost of capital and that makes more projects attractive. as we lower the rate in the u.s., it would make more projects attractive to us in the u.s. >> for a global business, i think lowering the effective tax rate allows us to invest in the u.s. without being penalized. i think today it is a penalty. >> and from the cvs caremark perspective, this would help us accelerate our investments as i acknowledged in terms of bringing products and services to market faster and in a more robust fashion. >> thank you. just a quick follow-up question. mr. falk, you note in your testimony that there have been proposals recently to, quote, move the u.s. tax system further away from co

all smiles on canada day as the duke of cambridge tries out his french on the crowd. >> hello, and welcome. a judge in new york has lifted the strict bail conditions imposed on the former head of the international monetary fund. dominique strauss kahn amid speculation the sexual assault case is faltering. he has posted a $6 million bail bond in may. now he's free to travel in america, although he can't leave the country and must appear in court again later this month. this report contains some flash photography. >> a relaxed and confident dominique strauss kahn arrived at the court flanked by his loyal wife as the u.s. media reported that the case against him was on the brink of collapse. in court, the former i.m.f. chief heard the prosecution itself raise doubts about the woman he she claims tried to rape her. >> the credibility issues, we are not moving to dismiss the case this time. >> since the case is now weaker, the judge released mr. strauss kahn from his strict bail conditions. >> thank you, your honor. >> he'll get back the $6 million posted in bait and insurance. his lawyers beli

from canada to california, the duke and duchess of cambridge are rife in california for a weekend visit. the south sudan has become the world's newest nation. after decades of conflict with the north. a huge independence celebration started as the clock struck midnight local time. it will also be one of the poorest. there are also many sources of potential conflict in the republic of sudan. >> the people have flooded out on to the streets. the party has begun. there is an air of jubilation here in juba. people are banging on homemade drums. the independence of south sudan. people are driving up and down this road. everyone is here. we have even seen a fire engine spraying water on the people in a celebratory mood. people have been waiting seven years for this moment. the southern sudanese are waving goodbye to the north. the new nation is born. >> we will have more from south sudan later in the program. the british prime minister former head of communications, andy coulson, has been released on bail after being arrested on allegations of phone hacking. in the latest development, and an

: it's all coming off an already packed trip for the duke and duchess. they spent nine days touring canada. their every movement tracked. like this rare moment of royal p.d.a., after a boat race. >> they want to just live a normal life. prince william is going to do things his way. and you know, they might say, well, this is how we do it, sir. but he'll say that's how you did it then, but we're doing it different now. >> reporter: yesterday they attended a rodeo. this morning, a parade. >> hello. >> reporter: kate was in her comfort zone, dressed down, engaging, and electric with the adoring crowd. >> you've watched her do these walk-abouts. and she's now taking things at her own pace. before she'd look to william, seek his approval, perhaps not move on before he moved on. she's found her stride, and it's been a really wonderful thing to watch, and i think she's done -- i think she's surpassed everyone's expectations, actually. >> reporter: living up to a new status as a fashion icon. stealing the show at every turn. >> i think it was inevitable that for

. >> welcome to santa barbara for the first time, his royal highness, the duke of cambridge. >> reporterce william dazzled spectators at the santa barbara polo and racquet club while his wife catherine watched from the sidelines. the match benefited the prince's charitable foundation. >> to help young people to find purpose in life. it is a key element to the foundation that catherine, harry and i have established. >> reporter: it was also a chance for americans to rub elbows with the royals. a reported $100,000 to play in the match. and 4,000 to hobnob at the luncheon. or $400 for the cheap seats. and a lun -- lun inch a box. >> they were good hosts and we know how to show them a good time. >> the prince number four led his team to victory scoring four goals and a good thing too. >> i'm not a good loser. >> the dutchess of cambridge did the honors presenting a tiffany trophy to the team. >> reporter: after the match, the duke and dutchess were whisked away by helicopter. and they will honor young british filmmakers and hollywood royalty as company. >> a list actors are clamoring for the

the duke and duchess helicoptering in from los angeles, breezing down the red carpet without a word.p to $4,000 to attend the v.i.p. luncheon. >> my father, the prince of wales, and my brother harry were as green as that grass outside when i told them i would be here today. >> reporter: the match will raise millions for the prince's charity fun dane. captain of the u.s. polo team rue dan is playing against prince william's team royal salute. >> it's a great feeling. it's fun. you know, he is having fun. we're all smiling. we're, you know, laughing, joking. just trying to have a good time. >> reporter: there's no elbows, there's no -- >> there might be elbow or two coming out. >> catharine and i have had a busy couple of days, so the prospect of being able to let loose this afternoon is a great one for me. >> reporter: she's seen but not heard, today presenting the silver tiffany trophy, last night arriving in los angeles, given a red, white, and blue bouquet. >> diana would be so proud. she's gorgeous. >> reporter: fashion watchers are obsessed with all the outfits. from a light gray

they left late this afternoon, following a whirlwi >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge are on theirack to london at this hour. they left late this afternoon following a whirlwind visit to southern california. they show us the royal couple charmed locals in the exclusive neighborhood they stayed in. they also made an unscheduled stop. [ yelling of children ] >> reporter: it was an unexpected treat gathered around the british consul general's house. the princess and her prince chatted up the crowd, fielding some odd questions. >> did you come to buy our dodgers? >> no. >> that's what i want to know. >> maybe next time. >> reporter: for those only hoping for a royal sighting it was a thrill. >> it felt fantastic. >> she asked her her name and shook both of her hands and she was so friendly and so gracious. >> reporter: at inner city arts they found the beat in one of la's grittiest neighborhoods, skid row. skid row is not lined with royal watchingers. this is where thousands of homeless fight for survival, not a glimpse of royalty. but royal hands but the spotlight on these needy kids

. >>> well, the duke and duchess of cambridge are scheduled to be back in britain this morning. prince william and his new bride, kate, left l.a.x. yesterday afternoon. of course they were on a british airways jet. the newlyweds wrapped up a whirlwind three day tour of southern california. some of their stops included this visit to inner city children with an art school inner city arts is the place. the artistic talents impressed the students as well. >> meeting the duke and duchess and the second one was doing art because i really love art. and i like the duke and duchess too. >> by the way, this was william's first time in california. it was kate's first trip to the united states. >>> lovely. all right. well, the duke of traffic here in the bay area. >>> why thank you, pamela. >> your titles continue to grow. >> it will be a little something extra in your check this month. [ laughter ] >> all right. there is a new injury crash we just heard of. this one first reported at on skyline. the other one reported on skyline near westboro. they're not that close but they're looking for

. >>> and headed home, the duke and duchess of cambridge wrap up their royal tour with a visit to inner city l.a. captioning funded by cbs >> and good morning, everyone. appreciate you joining us. i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. congress has raised the debt ceiling 102 times since 1917, including ten times in the last decade alone but this time is proving to be the most difficult and politically divisive. president obama and congressional leaders will talk again today after a rare sunday night meeting. the two sides have yet to agree on the size of a deal or what it will entail. joel brown is in washington with more. good morning. >> good morning to you. sunday night's session at the white house lasted about 75 minutes and we're told president obama used much of that time remaking his case for a bigger deal on the debt limit. this morning, though, still no agreement, except to keep talking. president obama plans to sit down with congressional leaders today and every day until a debt deal gets done. the sides met in a rare sunday night session but reportedly made very little progr

prince william and kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge, enjoyed sunny skies and a gracious welcome. almost a half a million people were on site as they joined con's in their celebration. they also -- canadians in their celebration. they also participated in a citizenship ceremony for 25 people who came from as far away as belarus and madagascar. during the birthday ceremony, prince william relaid a message to canadians from his grandmother, queen elizabeth. >> my grandmother, the queen of canada -- [ applause ]. >> has asked me to convey her warmest good wishes to the people of canada and her happy and abiding memories of being on parliament hill with the duke of edinborough. >> william and kailt are preparing for a trip to southern california next week. they arrive next friday for a three-day stay in california. the california visit will be kate's first trip to the united states. >>> after an unseasonable late spring filled with cool temperatures and occasional rain, summer has finally arrived, and it appears to be staying around. in nevada county east of sacramento, a very warm d

the duke and duchess of cambridge get a taste of the great outdoors. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and to our viewers across the globe. stop bombing, stop fighting, and joined the political process. that is what the british prime minister, david cameron, asked the taliban today. but even as he spoke those words on the second day of his visit to afghanistan, for nato's silk -- for nato soldiers were killed. which all begs -- which all begs the question, what happens when foreign forces withdraw? >> british troops drop in. it's an area the taliban used to control. no longer. nato is pushing out. that is what you can do when 10,000 british troops have been reinforced by 20,000 americans. so far, the british soldiers have not run into any opposition. usually when the insurgents see nato coming in strength, they retreat. but not always. so no one takes any chances. afghan police lead the searches. nato believes afghan candy -- afghans can deal with their own people better than foreign troops. by 2015, the idea is they will do it alone. one of the villagers hope things will im

the duke and duchess of cambridge get a taste of the great outdoors. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and to our viewers across the globe. stop bombing, stop fighting, and joined the political process. that is what the british prime minister, david cameron, asked the taliban today. but even as he spoke those words on the second day of his visit to afghanistan, for nato's silk -- for nato soldiers were killed. which all begs -- which all begs the question, what happens when foreign forces withdraw? >> british troops drop in. it's an area the taliban used to control. no longer. nato is pushing out. that is what you can do when 10,000 british troops have been reinforced by 20,000 americans. so far, the british soldiers have not run into any opposition. usually when the insurgents see nato coming in strength, they retreat. but not always. so no one takes any chances. afghan police lead the searches. nato believes afghan candy -- afghans can deal with their own people better than foreign troops. by 2015, the idea is they will do it alone. one of the villagers hope things will im

duke. you have my former chief of staff working for you now, and i have come to be proselytized because if i read one more email that says save money, look better, -- talk about branding. he does a great job for you. and did a great job for me. let me pick up on a point that we had a hearing yesterday and it was a deficit hearing. my colleague, senator conrad, made a, what i thought, a very good point. he pointed out that interest rates matter. and he said a sustained one point increase in interest rates would cost the federal government more than $1 trillion over the next decade. that's from the governmental side. and i noticed that you were one of those c.e.o.'s who signed the chamber of commerce letter warning of the danger of default and in part that letter says, treasury securities influence the cost of financing not just for companies but more importantly for mortgages, auto loans, credit card, and student debt. default risk both disarray in those markets and a host of unintended cons

. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge continue on their canadian tour on prince edward island.ay, prince william showed off his emergency helicopter water landing skills. william is a royal air force rescue helicopter pilot. he attempted a maneuver called waterbirding, adopted in canada, to land on water. earlier the duke and duchess were welcomed by an enthusiastic crowd in prince edward island's historic city of charlottetown. >> it is quite a moment for catherine and me to be standing here in atlantic canada in front of province house where canadian federation was forged. >> then kate dragged the crew of a dragon boat race. her husband was on the other team, which did eventually win the race. but newlyweds were all smiles. this is the fifth day of the royal couple's nine-day visit to canada. on friday, they'll be off to california for a three-day visit. >> what will we get? >> the weather should be nice. >> they got waterbirdsing and the race -- we get something -- >> we get jeff ranieri. >> yes. >> great weather. we get an amazing forecast tonight. really much better than w