♪ tried to domesticate ya >> congratulations to fergie. >> whose got some move. >> they had a baby, fergie> paparazzi always go crazy trying to get that first photo. >> they did a preemptive strike. they tweeted this picture, put it out on instagram and they wrote of their 2-week-old little boy, axel. >> axl jack duhamel, paparazzi, you can leave our house now. that's clever. >> clever and mission accomplished. now they can go out and they're not going to be knocking each other over and perhaps them and endangering them as a family trying to get that first shot. >> trying to get that picture. >> they could have probably made a lot of money for charity as well, had they gone the other direction and done it for "people" magazine. back in the 1800s when i had my children, we weren't followed a lot by the paparazzi -- they spit at you now. but back then, nobody really knocked you over to get the picture of your baby. there was more respect. >> really? >> nobody sold the pictures. everybody said, sure, would you like to -- or else they didn't -- yeah. it was very, very different. >> wow! okay.

about it, and she said, i have the same feelings and she got to grips with it when she interviewed fergiedad and cancer and oprah decided she had to do something and what she did was cut down some of the stimulus in her life, and get back on the right track. >> that's really interesting. >> we're all human. >> even oprah. >> oh, yeah. >> let's talk about the emmys. there was a lot of controversy over carrie underwood's singing. we're huge carrie underwood -- >> what's the problem? >> this is why people are so surprised. it sounded a little out of tune yesterday, the massive, massive beatles hit. she got 17,000 tweets a minute, the most tweeted part of the entire show. little bit out of tune, people really, really were cruel on twitter. >> listen, we all know this is a massively, massively popular, for a reason, an excellent singer. so was she hearing properly? usually with great singers, they're not hearing their accompaniment very well. >> she just ignored the haters and tweeted what a fun night she had. paul mccartney sent her a letter before the performance, giving her his blessing. so

. >> that is because i'm not really into the song, although it's fergie, glamorous.glamorous course this week. >> so sweet. >> christine romans is here. >> yesterday was a good day in stock futures and higher this morning. the dow had its best day in eight weeks. the nasdaq ended at its highest level in 13 years. dow industrials up 140 poise above 15,000. nasdaq level highest level since september 2000. >> just dropped everything right there. >> for apple, this is a day of impossibly high expectations. 1 months of rumors put to rest. we have to wait until 1:00 p.m. eastern for apple's unveiling of the new iphone and you can expect to see a speedier iphone 5s and expect to see a iphone 5c. look at these beautiful colors! >> i like the orange. >> probably want the cheaper phone to sell to china mobile at 750 million subscribers. the growth for them is in the cheaper markets and why they have to see the growth. apple shares are up more than 10% the last month. so a lot of anticipation. this guy built a billion dollar fortune. one sip at a time. james cook, founder and c

. >> and a little confusion who fergie is. >>> first up, the u.n.ecurity council finally tackling the conflict raging in syria. passing a resolution to rid the country of its chemical weapons. diplomats took a victory lap last night after that vote. >> tonight with a strong and forceable precedent-setting resolution requiring syria to give up its chemical weapons, the united states nations security townes has demonstrated that diplomacy can be so powerful it can peacefully defuse the worst weapons of war. >> some of the weapons? yes. the bloody civil war, maybe not. cnn foreign affairs reporter elise lavic joins us from new york. elise, what does this mean, this victory lap, what does it mean for syria? >> well, victor, it gives syria a binding resolution. the first time the council has acted in 2 1/2 years to make sure syria can do anything. give up its chemical weapons, a very tight timetable for that. and it also makes sure that they could have unimpeded access from u.n. inspectors. so it really kind of puts them on the hook, if you will. but als

and talk to people in the administration in june, they were saying they wanted to make progress on fergie -- further nuclear cuts. a lack of agenda is notthey wanted to res- differences and what they said was, on each one of the issues, they were getting nothing from moscow. the conclusion was going to moscow was a photo op, useful in some ways for vladimir putin, but it would yield nothing of substance important to the white house agenda. i go back to some conversations going back to 2009, when administration officials were talking about the launch of the reset. they put it in very practical terms and said barack obama in 2009 has prepared to make an investment in a better u.s. and wrote lush -- and russia relationship and he is prepared to in hopes of solving big questions differences like, ira, afghanistan, and stuck -- such. there is no return. he will cut his losses and look elsewhere. what happened is the first meeting in london in april 2009 went well. in july, 2009, some progress. a tangible, real return on the investment, so the white house continued to make that. they look now a

. >>> also, could it be back to the future for fergie and prince andrew? is this happening?ight? >> it's baig house. she speaks highly of him. back in the summer time, she was unvited to the queen's house for the first time in 18 years. this was seen as a signal that they're taking her back in. when asked things like if they're going the get married again, she says he's my andsome prince. three years ago, she got in trouble for selling access to him. >> that's right. that's right. >> h she didn't go to the wedding. >> he's put up with a lot of stuff. he says nothing bad about her. >> she sort of wink winks. does he indicate there's a -- >> kind of the same. he doesn't throw cold water on it. >> i think it's real romance. >> another potential love story. >>> thank you, amy. kate upton and maks? the west village late in the week, right? thursday. >> one good-looking couple. >> is there anything more to say? >> they both said no, they were just friends, the first time they were ever shot. is there more to it? any reason for them to say they're not going out? >> i don't think so

. >> reporter: oprah says it wasn't until this interview with fergie, whose father was battling cancer had reached a point where i just couldn't take in any more stimulation. the own metwork's viewership sup by more than 60% and finally turning a profit. >> past the $100 million mark. great that she felt those feelings and acknowledged them. we wish, of course, our friend the best. >>> coming up on "good morning america," who burned up that red carpet at the emmys? we have all the details on the fashion. there were some major hits. that was a favorite. that was a good one, too. but there were some other ones. we'll talk about it. >> you're not going to have time. >> also, "play of the day." don't freeze it. she's so sweet. please don't break her. >> you're sweet, too. >> break us. >> that always works. with a fresher bum. can i talk to you about... bums? your nerves kick in, you've got to go. is toilet paper enough? no you want that. and you want that in every port-a-let. you need the dream team. combo! imagine how great it would feel on your bum. mmmm... yeah that's the face, isn't it

. >> reporter: winfrey says a few weeks later doing an interview with pop star fergie, she realized itme to slow down and regain control. >> what she realized is that she, the big o, has her limitation limitations. >> so even oprah has her breaking point, and of course, she is no stranger to sharing private and personal struggles with the american public and no different, but expect a lot of people to be talking about this today. >> all right. kristen dahlgren, thank you very much. >>> let's check in with the map's voice we are hearing this morning. al roker is in evans, colorado, covering the aftermath of the horrible flooding out there. al, good morning, again. >>> hi, guys. here in evans, you can see the devastation just like all around colorado and new mexico, and hundreds of miles of roads and bridges damaged and homes destroyed, but they are putting it together. let e let's look at the temperature changes going on. it has chilled down quite a bit from yesterday. yesterday denver was 80, and 89 in scottsbluff, and casper at 78, and boom, look at the dropping temperatures of 11 deg

. >> if i said fergie, who would that be? humps." >> good singer. >> what's big ben? >> the clock. >> no idea. >> the clock. >> the bell, i think. >> i hate these quizzes. they make people like me look like a complete idiot. >> burger and fries or fish and chips. >> burger and fries. >> fish and chips. >> james bond's code name. >> 007. >> 007. >> 007-code name? >> i have no idea. >> 007's code name. that's me who's got it wrong. james bond's code name. >> thanks to amanda davis for that. records aside, this game should draw a good crowd, as always. kickoff from across the pond is at 1:00 p.m. eastern sunday afternoon. that will do it for your bleacher report. >>> all right, thank you very much for that. >>> the ring leaders reportedly behind a wild house party inside retired nfl lineman brian holloway's home have surrenders to police. they arrested six people they say organized a massive bash last month inside holloway's home. pictures of the party and the massive damage that occurred showed up immediately on twitter. when h

. >> elisabeth: congratulations, by the way, new hash tag to fergie. >> brian: from brack eyed peas?they said #paparrazzi, you can leave our house now. >> steve: josh shot out the first picture of their little baby, axle jack. the key is -- keep in mind, a lot of celebrities wind up selling their baby pictures to people magazine. >> brian: like alec baldwin. >> steve: anybody who it seems in hollywood who can make cash on their kid's face, they do. but in this particular case, what they did was they had that hash tag where it says, paparrazzi, you can leave our house now. so in other words, we're going to put the picture out there. please leave us alone. >> elisabeth: got in front of it. >> brian: they make money on their own of the that leads to us a perfect segueway. >> elisabeth: jays, oh, my, hey, buddy, actually, "fox & friends" was a pretty good duck caller. thanks. i like that. next, shooting and cooking. #gifts that keep giving. >> brian: we are going to show you our attempt at shooting. that's going to come up a little bit later. but the other thing w means you've got a grea

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