harris? >> harris: thanks, jim.st ally in the middle east, at least two people reportedly killed in "the columbus clashes between supporters and opponents of the now deposed mohammed morsi. [chanting] a thick crowd thousands marching in cairo. six people have rortedly died in violent demonstrations since egypt's military forced morsi out of office more than two weeks ago. our nation's military bases are feeling the pain, thousands of civilian workers are experiencing a second week of job cuts. most of them losing 20% of their pay. so critics are asking why are we spending millions of dollars? you see him? to protect gophers at one military base. we report. you decide. next. and a new report suggests smoking not only take as toll on your lungs, it could also say something about your earning power. i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save. now, that's pro

harris? >> harris: in about 13 hours they will be at it again inside that courtroom. phil keating, thank you very much. we have seen cursing, crying, graphic photographs during this trial. and we have watched the parents of both george zimmerman and trayvon martin take the stand. each saying it was their son screaming for help on a 911 call. trace gallagher has some the more dramatic moments from this murder trial. trace? >> and, harris, when it comes to big trials, this was a fast one, right? 12 days of testimony, 53 witnesses and in the end it will be fascinating to learn what had the biggest impact. was it the witnesses? the exhibits? or was it the audio and videotapes? >> the prosecution began opening statements with a flurry of obscenities relaying what george zimmerman told a police dispatcher minutes before he shot trayvon martin. [bleep] >> punks. these [bleep] they always get away. those were the words in that grown man's mouth. >> for the defense, the deadly serious trial began with

harris? >> harris: making the party of 2013 sound a whole lot more interesting than 1999. jonathan hunt, thank you. adorejoins me from outside the hospital she is a royal watcher and british tv commentator. we see the hats and dancing going on in the streets. what is the true meaning of this birth to the people in britain? >> hi, good evening, harris. i mean, it's a very significant birth. obviously we were thinking that maybe it would be a girl given the fact that the queen did change the rules saying whether it was a boy or a girl that young child will be a heir to the throne. obviously prince, prince of cambridge very happy. very significant birth. obviously is he third in line to the throne which is huge at the moment. many people in line for this top john. >> harris: reading today that the london has some plans what do we expect to see over the coming days? >> well, at the moment, obviously, we have heard that he has arrived. i'm standing outside the wing of st. mary's hospital. can i im

harris? >> harris: molly. i understand he had been a regular at federal court recently. >> absolutely. rakes was there very, very often. he was looking forward to his chance to testify. he wanted to tell his story. it's pretty powerful words over the course of the last few weeks outside of federal court. take a listen. >> i just can't believe that we're listening to this lawyer say that he had carte blanche to do whatever he wanted. he has a day up on the stand i will have my day. then we will see what the difference is compare them. it's not a problem. >> 30 years ago, i have never look at it now i can't wait to look at him right in the eyes. and',xñ now his day has come. it took a long time, but there is good triumph over evil. >> rakes had reportedly received word just earlier this week that he would not be needed to testify and had expressed disappointment to some of the other alleged family members of james whitey bulger's victims as well, harris? >> harris: molly line, thank you very much. it was once th

people, 73% want the borders secure. >> harris: i have a quick question.bout that. whenever they have these discussions, there are people that actually affect at the table, wouldn't that affect the conversation a great deal that are really affected by this. like bring people from states like arizona? >> which is why you had janet napolitano as border state as dhs secretary. i think you are absolutely right. >> she didn't listen to those people. it's very dangerous around the border. that is proven and it is a fact. >> to round out the whole picture on immigration, in the path to citizenship, that 74% of the american people with requirements to that citizenship want a path to citizenship for immigration. >> harris: sounds like we're trading numbers. 73% to 74% but we didn't get to hundred percent. it's such an important job the person that will lead the dhs. we'll be watching. thank you. >> pleasure. >> gregg: george ziry murder trial is finally over but he and his family could see the inside of a courtroom yet again. a look at the legal issues that may lay

harris?steve, thank you. >>> there may be a new spot on the record books, right now lawmakers on capitol hill are likely to become the least productive congress since record keeping began in 1947. today house speaker john boehner said congress should not be judged by laws they pass but instead by the laws they repeal. >> we should not be judged>tvñ how many new laws we create. we aught to be judged on how many laws we repeal. we've got more laws than the administration could ever enforce. and so, we don't know commemorative bills on the floor. we deal with what the american people want us to deal with. >> on a side note, congress is set to go on summer vacation beginning august 5th. >> just months after three women were freed from captivity, in a cleveland ohio basement, police have returned to the same area to investigate another unreal crime scene. this time, to arrest a man they think was inspired by a notorious serial killer. >>> also, pictures of this horror on a california highway shock

>> harry reid is partially right.eaches a pretty narrow scope that he would change specifically for executive nominees, but the minority could still revoke and put in place a filibuster, so in that sense, harry reid is correct. the danger is that whenever you start changing senate rules and you have the republicans say if harry reid does it this time then the next time we are in the majority, we're going to change the rules even more and get rid of the filibuster completely. so it could set a dangerous precedent. but we have never had nominees have to wait this long as you pointed out. >> michael: or this many of them. john tester said he is not going to -- i'm sorry brian schweitzer said he is not going to run for senate in montana. there's a chance the republicans are within striking distance of taking control of the senate then would either party change their tune if those roles were reversed? >> i don't worry about whether what harry reid does sets a precedent for republicans. if they find it advantageous to chang

it looks like it was harry reid 1, mitch mcconnell 0. >> how i think he is right. harry reid won. i am disappointed. i was hoping there would not be a deal and harry reid would go nuclear. i wanted him to go thermonuclear. he did this only four presidential appointees. i was hoping he would buy about a filibuster all together because republicans are likely going to have control of the senate soon. it iside argues hypocritical depending on who is in the majority and minority. there's not one person on the field who is principal about this. if you are going to drop the big one, do it. i am disappointed. i wish i had seen the leveling of the playing field. >> are you disappointed? >> i am not. the reason we got this outcome is because john mccain did the same thing as 10 years ago. he recognized the senate was about to take a serious step that could disrupt the place. andink he put party behind put comity ahead. he brought them to some resolution. he is still going to oppose nominations and nominees. but you do not have to resort to a filibuster over each nominee. they reached the ri

we have two minutes, harris. someone who's drunk right now, why do drunk women get happy. >> oh, stop. primarily because you don't see them relieving themselves in mop buckets and getting duis and cussiner presidents. >> or going between two parked cars on the streets. might not be a bucket out there but i have seen that. >> can we get this out of the gutter literally. sherrod. >> it's something you'd get from wine, hard liquor has to do with hammered. >> i think girls get wasted. guys and girls, depends on the level of drunkenness. >> worse thing in a club, a drunk woman. >> yes. >> why? >> because they think they're right. >> i think i'm right and i'm sober. >> put that in stereo. >> that you are laugh gets higher. >> everything is obnoxious. >> yeah. >> really? >> cutting women some slack. cutting babes some slack. chivalry's not dead. it cuts both ways. sexually active girls are shuts and sexually active guys are studs. there's no actual nouns for a sexually active promiscuous woman that isn't pejorative. >>

. >> uncle harry, once the darling of the royal family, prince harry expressed his delight in his typical cheeky way. >> about that long, about that wide. >> harry says he has a special part to play. >> make sure he has a good upbringing, and keep him out of harm's way. and make sure he has fun. >> somehow, we don't think he will have trouble with the role of "fun uncle". >> thank you for joining us, as always we're on line at abc.com. >> breaking news happening right now in fremont where s.w.a.t. team members search for home invasion ri robbery suspect at home with children in it. >> all started about 6 hours ago on porter street not far from downtown fremont. 7 news reporter is there with the latest for us. >> police are still looking for the suspect but started rate over my right shoulder in that house. that's when the couple was attacked. this road opened up few minutes ago. rate now police are going door to door and yard to yard. searching for the suspect. police are questioning witnesses and neighbors who live along porter street. this whole area was on lock down for hours. after ma

we'll deal with it in my take, which is next. ♪ ♪ i'm just wild about harry ♪ ♪ and harry's wild aboutke a look at tesla. deutche bank says buy it and th they've got a price target of $160 a share. and a lot about the google chrome cast and you stream video and we're going to have one here. hold it. and we'll have the dan, the olympic champion is here, dan o'brien, joins us to talk about what's right and wrong with sports today. the president will never change course. he will never even compromise, it's going to be tax the rich and spread the wealth as far as the eye can see. here is my take on senator harry reid. he's bidding the senate and pushing the president's agenda. it's going to be another disaster for the middle class. senator reid wants a trillion dollar tax hike. he has angrily rejected tax reform and demands instead a massive tax increase. and forget the compromise worked out between dave camp in the house and max baucus in the senate and forget the bipartisan agreement. no, says senator reid, we can't have tax cuts, we must have more revenue, a trillion dollars more, he's

kate's uncle harr -- we all thought harry was joking because we said harry is just a joker.o play tricks on us. he was right. >> the other interesting thing about harry is princess diana only agreed to have him called henry as long as he would be affectionately popularly known as harry, right? >> that's exactly right. she wasn't too keen on the name henry. that's the big name. what we want to know now. what is the name? we know the weight, we know the sex, the time of birth. what's the name? and we may be waiting for quite a long time. as you say, prince charles, it was nearly a month. william a week and like any couple, diana and charles couldn't decide. she wanted oliver or sebastian. >> oh. >> he wanted ol bealbert. >> i like that. >> it's already here. that's already the case. i think that's -- i like the idea of he wanted albert. maybe albert will be in the names when they come out. >>> in seriousness, when lee look at the names and the traditional choices, what's in a name for the country and the monarchy and the future and also what the names represent and who they re

harris? >> thank you. learning that charges may be coming for the driver of the train that killed more than 70 people in the crash. they are holding him on possible negligent homicide charges. he is expected to appear before the judge this weekend. that would be a technical legal hold. dozens more hurt when the high speed train veered off of the track. it was going more than twice the spote limit. one american died, she worked from a catholic church. all of her family members survived. another survivors from utah said it was like hell. this is the second time he cheated death and he was a cancer survivors as well. he is, i should say. >> this is a time when words "i am sorry". a woman got home and opened her door. she couldn't. but she was locked out. by the time she got in the house it was ementy. and believe it or not there is a bank that is in trouble for this. we'll fill you in. >> and brave veterans, marking 60 years since the end of fighting on the korean pennsylvania and look at what the world was t

harris? >> phil, for george zimmerman and his wife shelley, the trial is over, but not the fallout. how so? >> reporter: for george zimmerman, today is the first day he had no gps tracking ankle bracelet to wear, doesn't have a 10:00 curfew any more. both requirements under his bond deal. today he has life after all of this to figure out, you know, he has been living in hiding in an undisclosed house or apartment with his wife more than a year for their own safety, and shellie zimmerman has a perjury charge for lying to the court about finances in her husband's initial bond hearing. they also need to have source of income, shellie and george haven't been working, say nobody would hire them with all of the uproar the past year. they have been living on donations from people around the country for more than a year, so they're going to have to get some jobs. also have the u.s. justice department on-going civil rights investigation. this afternoon, the justice department announced that's still no

what about harry and pippa? >> harry i know is incredibly close to william and kate.en you think about having your own babies, you want that beginning bit to be very private. so then this is their baby, but it is also a baby of some importance. >> india hicks, thank you so much. we appreciate talking to you, were perspective there, thank you. we will continue to watch and follow as we now know this car with royal baby in the royal baby seat are enroute to their home. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's four course seafood feast, just $14.99. start with soup, salad and cheddar bay biscuits toonees us dessert! four perfect courses, just $14.99. offer ends soon, so come into red lobster and sea food differently. grrrrreat outdoors, soon, and a great deal. red lobster ahhh let's leave the deals to hotels.com. perfect! yep, and no angry bears. up to 30% off. only at hotels.com. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male

harry? >> michelle franzen, thank you. >> there may be relief from the suffocating heat and humidity that affected millions of people this week, but with that comes strong storms. weather channel's mike slidell has more tonight. >> this can go down as the sweatiest week of the summer for 100 million americans. >> brutal. >> the heat wave stretched into its seventh day in the new york east, people headed out to central park to try to beat the sizzle. the temperature cracked 90. >> it's going to break soon. is it going to break soon? >> this is the first time in more than a decade they endured such a long string of 90 degree days. the hot and streamy days stretches from d.c. to boston with reports of at leastics is heat-related deaths. the heat wave was broken by severe thunderstorms. mother nature even crashed pearl jam's sold out concert at chicago's wrigley field forcing them to take cover until the storm passed. the group's latest album is entitled litning bolt. in the detroit area, thunde

rowling is the author of the blockbuster harry potter books. when harry, a trainee wizard, catches the train from london's king cross station bound for magic school. even now tourists line up there to have their pictures taken. harry potter is such a powerful brand that to turn the page and try something new rowling invented a whole new eye department tee. she wrote the cuckoo's calling and called herself as the author robert galbraith. but last week richard brooks, art editor for the sunday times got suspicious after receiving an anonymous tip on twitter. a little detective work revealed galbraith and rowling had a bit too much in common. >> right away i thought to myself, the same agent. the same publisher. the same editor. hmmm. this is more than a coincidence >> reporter: so brooks sent copies of the new book along with harry potter to the u.s. for computer analysis. and bingo! they were very similar. both in vocabulary and style. it was time to confront the publisher. >> i thought i would get a denial or a no comment. 10:30 her personal pu

but there is that limitation, you were saying during the break, harry, who's -- harry is viewed withundiced eye. >> hair he -- harry has done incredibly well with his training. he's been voted the top flyer and still, the cynics will say it's only because he's prince harry. no, the government's not going to let you get into a multimillion dollar machine because you're prince harry. it's viewed quite flippantly. it's a struggle, because it's duty, duty, duty. these are not set hours, you are expected to show up in everything. it comes at quite a price. >> does the royal family matter? you look at the history of all of this, it's import for burden is what, now? >> i think it's hugely important for britain, this is a nation that's really searching for a identity right now. the royal family is really something the family can rally around. >> you agree with that? >> completely. i think at the moment, the monarchy are enjoying a resurgence of popularity. you go back to diana's death, i don't think the royal family would have dared contemplate they would be in the situation they're in the s

senate majority leader harry reid.ast night, senate majority leader harry reid looked senate republicans in the eye and said to hell with institutional rules and norms, i will nuke your filibuster of nominees. and i have the 51 votes to do it. over the past few days harry reid who has in the past been pretty reluctant, frankly, to mess with the filibuster at all, managed to convince republicans he was serious this time that this time he was actually going to go through with the so-called nuclear option. that he had the 51 votes needed to change senate rules to allow for executive nominees and only executive nominees to be confirmed by a simple majority vote. and in response to harry reid's credible brinksmanship, senate republicans, well, fell right in line. ladies and gentlemen, i come before you to say, not only did democrats win, but they got almost everything they wanted in a stunning victory. this morning, senate democrats and senate republicans reached a deal to not nuke the filibuster. in exchange for a vote on

harris? >> peter doocy, thank you. >>> anthony weiner is still running for mayor, amid the sexting scandal. now he needs a new campaign manager because the guy quit today. weiner, former u.s. congressman who had to repeatedly apologize for sending explicit text messages to women who were not his wife said today his campaign remains strong. >> i have worked in some campaigns over my life, the most remarkable group of people i have ever been around, professional, and dealt with a presidential level of scrutiny and dealt with a candidate that made some mistakes in his past and they're coming back up now. we're also a campaign that every day is producing ideas, talking about the middle class. >> and could see more trouble coming down the pike. the "new york daily news" reports when he was congressman weiner he paid a private investigator $45,000 in campaign cash to investigate the hacking of his twitter account in 2011. he said back then that's where the nasty messages were coming from. that was

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go, harry, go!r senator byron dorgan will give us his thoughts on that and a whole lot more when he joins us on the program on monday. have a great weekend! [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: okay. we have no jacki schechner. all right. you know what, chris, some days you just feel like the foam dummy in the zimmerman trial. had a wtf story for jacki in florida, but we'll wait. marcia clark who has been so great all over the tv on this

here's neil patrick harris! jimmy: i love you. they love you. we love you. >> thank you, sir. likewise. >> jimmy: welcome back to our show. i can't wait to see you at the tonys this weekend. >> the tonys are this sunday. very exciting. >> jimmy: you are a great host at these -- >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: i look forward to it. every time you do it, i go -- you've won two emmys for hosting the tonys. that's how good of a host you are. >> that's why i do it. i try to go from one awards shows to win other awards for the other awards shows. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a genius -- >> no, the tonys are great. it's just such a weird, like a niche-y thing, you know? i think it's important to encourage people to come to new york, a, and to see great theater. so, we spend a lot of time making this three-hour show filled with these amazing spectacles and amazing performances by big, giant shows that are doing it eight times a week. adds a little pressure to me because i'm only doing it once, and yet, the rest of the sh

still the cynics say it's only because it's prince harry. you get into that machine because you're prince harry. these are not toys. he's very qualified. it's viewed flippantly. i think that really it's a struggle. because it's duty, duty, duty. these are not set hours, you're expected to show up at everything. yes, of course, there is an enormous amount of privilege. but it comes at quite a price. >> does the royal family matter -- you look at the history of all of this, it's import for britain is what now? >> oh, i think it's hugely important for britain. this is a nation that's searching for an identity right now. the royal family is really something everybody can rally around. as it has at past royal births. >> kate, you agree with that? >> completely. i think at the moment, the monarchy are enjoying such a resurgence of popularity. you go back to diana's death. i didn't think the royal family would have dared even contemplate that they would be in the situation they're in today. i think you saw it recently at the celebration of the quee

. >>> plus, the fun uncle harry speaks out about nephew george. nancy reagan's reaction to jane fonda plays her. and the cowboys' owner wants to make this building more popular than the white house. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for friday, july 26th. >> good friday morning. i'm richard lui. anthony weiner's bombshell admissions keep oncoming. anthony weiner now says he sexted up to three women after similar behavior forced him to apologize and resign from congress in 2011. >> it is not dozens and dozens. it is 6 to 10, i suppose. but i can't tell you absolutely what someone else is going to consider inappropriate or not. >> were they sexual? how many conversations did you have with women after you resigned that were sexual in nature? >> i don't believe i had any more than three. >> well, this new admission comes on the heels of tuesday's press conference when weiner, with wife by his side, said he sexted a woman as recently as last year. all of this has taken a toll on his popularity. weiner has fallen behind

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uncle harry and aunt pippa.that's a good combo. >> it really is. >> lucky kid. >>> now, some weather. starting with the tropical storm, dorian, spinning out in the atlantic right now. forecasters say it's weakened a bit as it moves across the ocean. >> they predict that by tuesday dorian will be near the southern bahamas. at that point, it's expected to just -- to just short of hurricane strength. >> we're going to be watching dorian all weekend. as for today's forecast, some showers with heavy rain across the middle of the nation. there will be thunderstorms in the rockies. rain also in florida. and most of the rest of the east coast will be dry and clear along the pacific coast. >> seattle reaches high 70s today. it will be warmer, south of there, in the 90s for most of the south. low to mid-80s for the northeast corner of the country. >>> talk about a bad investment. how an obsession with beanie babies turned into a serious situation for one family. >>> and a doctor under arrest accused of killing his wife. n

harris? >> thank you. >>> now to millions of americans living through a nightmare with temperatures that sound unreal, even for the southwest. one person has been confirmed death in the heat wave, an elderly man in las vegas, his house didn't have air conditioning. triple digit temperatures sent hundreds to the hospital for heat related illness. look at the map. the national weather service posting excessive heat alerts in five states now, california, arizona, nevada, utah, colorado. they're expected to see the surge in temperatures continue through the week. dominic dena tally in downtown los angeles. >> reporter: temperatures across the area completely being broken. this has been the hottest day of the heat wave. it was expected to wrap up tuesday, they think it will go through end of the week beyond july 4th holiday. details on those suffering in las vegas, 30 were taken to the hospital caught out in the open at a concert, had to be treated for heat exhaustion. everybody released there. he

harry dent, thank you very much. cheryl: thank you, harry.ptian security forces with armored vehicles breaking to stop new clashes between ousted president morsi and their opponents. we'll bring you the latest on this rapidly changing story as david was talking about earlier. david: today's dramatic spike in interest rates, just the beginning of bubble bursting on artificial low rates, something that neither the market nor the fed will be able to wiggle out of it. so says david stockman. former director of the office of management and budget. he will be joining us to fill in details. ♪ @í0x;ñt david: better than expected jobs numbers sent interest rates soaring today. the 10-year treasury rate was up well over 8%, ending the day at its highest level since august of 2011, up 22 basis points. could this be the beginning of the bond bubble bursting? former budget director under president reagan david stockman has been warning us for some time and he joins us now. david, is this it? are we there? >> you have to draw some pretty serious conclusi

harry reid should have used this om option before. why did he wait until now, until 735 days in to even try this? i have to say the cowardice of the democratic leadership in the senate -- as if the republicans can do worse than filibustering literally everything that comes to the floor. what more could they do, harry? what is it going to take for you to show some leadership? no relation. >> look, i was disappointed, too. the filibuster is a tool of obstruction. a compromise to retain a tool of obstruction does not advance the cause of peace. i think there is a kind of filibuster which belongs, which is the kind you saw wendy davis do in texas where you stand up and dlifeliver a talking filibur on an issue that matters to you that much. but the rest of it is one of the things that's wrong with washington. it is not in the constitution. it is a senate rule and it is a senate rule that in this case is being badly abused. so i think this is a shame that they've worked it out. >> ari, we hear a lot of of yosemite sam style positions on thi

so that is what this baby takes and bumping prince harry. >> yes, prince harry is officially bumped down one. harry clearly thinks that never having really any realistic chance of taking to the throne is a very good thing because are you a lot freer to run and caw voter naked -- cavort naked around vegas if you are not going to be king. i don't think harry is crying in his milk tonight. >> yes that's how king george took over for the brother. imogen, i want to get your thoughts on what you think will happen next. what is most important? >> as martha pointed out, we may well see william on the steps tonight. and then it will be all about that call tomorrow morning where we will get to meet his royal heiness, the prince of came brynn for the first time. the prince of cambridge for the first time. >> and that will be a monumental occasion. for those of us just joining us, this news broke about 30, maybe 29 minutes ago that in fact in the press released it reads as follows, the duchess of cambridge, as you saw the drama and the man read this, the duchess of cambridge has been delivered a son

but also, they were very quick on harry, so there is a difference there. and also, i think this is linked in, wolf, to a statement i got a bit earlier, some words of guidance from the palace that this is now their private time. they want to spend time with their son and they have gone to bucklebury to the home. i think there is a message they think this is over. they gave that to the world media yesterday. we saw those extraordinary scenes but want to be on their own. they want the media to stay away and coming out with the name at this point, there is less to speculate from here. >> that's a good point. we learned prince harry and aunt pippa should we call her, also visited the new baby today. how did that go? >> we haven't got much information on that and we didn't find out about pippa for awhile. she went through a backdoor. they announced harry had met the baby. so they were in kensington palace for a day. they stayed overnight. they met the queen and introduced the baby to harry. that was the formalities. they are a very tight unit, mother, father and

that means uncle harry, fun uncle harry, is being bumped down to number four. >> all right. thank you very much. keep us updated on the birth. stay with abc 7 maas for continuing coverage of the royal baby watch. 6:30, live to abc 7 news reporter for an update. "good morning america" live from london. that's right after the abc 7 morning news. >>> london fog. we are seeing bay area fog here this morning. >> fun uncle harry. when do you think they will let him baby-sit? p ever. yes. we have fog here. it is mainly around 400 5shgs 00 feet. lot of us, you can see the reporting stations unlimited. you start to drive up in elevation you will definitely run into it. moist this morning and humidity. translate into possibility of an isolated thunderstorm the next 12 to 48 hours. start off gray around the bay. next 12 hours, 56 degrees at 7:00. we will see the low clouds return to the coast. high clouds take over. 68 at monoon. inland we start off just mainly gray. mid 50s. high clouds by man at 74. this is where we see the biggest drop in temperatures. very comfortable 76 during the

that doesn't impact harry in any way, does it? >> that's the complicated thing for harry.so excited. on the other hand he's further and further away from getting one day into that nice palace over there and being king henry. >> i think he still has a pretty good job, a good role. >> i think he likes to be the younger brother, to have the fun. >> and maybe keep the spotlight off of him a little bit. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> obviously the spotlight though on this little baby, chris, a lot of fun out here in london. chris? >> enjoy yourself. you're having fun there. we have the good stuff here. >> she should listen in on this. we all need a dose of the good stuff. >> it's a shining example of the heroism of our officers in uniform. here's what we know. take a look and listen. >> two vehicles engulfed in flames. >> get out of the car right now! >> all right. they come upon this situation. what are they going to do? orange county sheriff's deputies pulling that man out of a burning mini van just seconds before it went up in flames. the driver crashed into a pole, ha

we were hanging with prince harry. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. hanging with prince harry.well, you know, interestingly, prince harry, when he was serving in afghanistan, had a friend of his who he served with who's an army reservist from the jersey shore. and that guy -- they got to be friends, and that guy had his house destroyed in hurricane sandy. so prince harry wanted to come and see everything for himself. so when he came to america, he wanted to do a stop at jersey shore, and he wanted firsthand to see the destruction that got on. and so, you know, i got to take prince harry around. and as you might imagine, jimmy, my 17-year-old daughter very interested in that part of daddy's job that day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. all of a sudden, yeah. she's really into it. >> then all of a sudden, sarah. yeah, there she is. see there. >> jimmy: there, and mary pat right there. hey, guys. hey, nice to see you. [ applause ] welcome to the show. big fan of your dad. we love your dad so much. he's awesome. >> and she's a big fan of prince harry. >> jimmy: she is, yeah, yea

you can criticize harry reid or anyone else you want. want to see in the senate wants to bring forth and legislation or an amendment to legislation to bring forth fed reform, let us have the debate on fed reform. let's not prevent that from taking place by obstructionism. the american people want to see the minimum wage raised. i doubt we will ever have that voted on as an issue treated the wealthiest people in this country are asked to pay their fair share of taxes. in lower the deficit and, fragrant -- frankie we will not have a vote on that issue. we spent a huge amount of time on filibusters and when the only have 55 votes, that is virtually impossible. host: democratic caller on the air. caller: senator sanders is my hero in washington. i am calling about all the demonizing that is called in with the labor unions. the labor unions only control temper sent of the workers in this country. and 10% of the workers in this country cannot do all the bad things that these republicans are trying to put on us. just -- we help everybody. we he

we go to harris falker with the fox report. >> fox urgent. a busy saturday as we are on verdict watch in the george zimmerman murder trial, playing out in central florida. we'll split screen it and you will see the field we often see, there is activity going on in the courtroom and has been in the last now minutes, but when they are in side-bar, as they are talking about yet another question that came from the jury, we cannot hear what the judge and attorneys are talking about. but we have inferences and ideas of what they say. my guests will chime in momentarily. to the left of the screen, is the growing crowd that we have watched all day long outside of the courthouse in sanford, florida. to catch you up, the judge called everybody back to the courtroom including the media, get there immediately and it was not about second-degree murder, a question that the jury had. they wanted clarification on manslaughter, the lesser charge against george zimmerman, a task of the six women deciding. it could come any moment. they really don't have a dead

they met the queen and enter deuced the baby to harry.y are a very tight unit, mother, father and baby and around them the immediate middleton family and harry and prince charles and the duchess. they have all met the baby. now it's time for the family to bond, and they want the media to stay well out of their way. >> good point, too. let's bring in victoria. george was certainly the popular choice among better firms. what's the significance of this name? >> if george was a front runner, there have been six king georges since 1714. the last prince of cambridge was prince george and the queen's beloved grandfather george the 5th who was the found e of the house of windsor. so there are a lot of polstive george sentiments here. so i think we did expect to see george. it's also become quite cool and trendy again in the uk so a child can go to school and no fear of being teased for classmates for too old-fashioned a name. >> george is a lovely name. alexander and louis, is there a special significant for those names, as well? >> i think there

harry reid was as effusive as harry reid can be in his praise of john mccain. >> i'm going to tell one person and no one else how much i appreciate their advocacy here. their persuasiveness, persistence. no one was able to break through but for him. and he does it at his own peril. >> michael: jay carney also applauded mccain's work, but denied that the white house had any direct involvement in the deal. >> the white house was not involved in negotiating. the white house provided information and answered questions. when it came to working with hence, including senator mccain. what we've seen deserves credited for finding a solution here. >> michael: in the meantime,:mcconnell kept a low profile. >> i think it's a step in the right direction that the majority has chosen not to exercise the nuclear option. we feel good about that. i think they feel good about it. i think that crisis has been averted. we still will be dealing with controversial nominees in are a way that controversial nominees inevitably produce. a great debate. >> reporter: now for the latest on this story we head just o

but there is that limitation, you were saying during the break, harry, who's -- harry is viewed with he's been voted the top flyer, and still, the cynics will say, it's only because he's prince harry. no, the government's not going to let you get into a multimillion dollar machine because you're prince harry. it's viewed quite flippantly. it's a struggle, because it's duty, duty, duty. these are not set hours, you are expected to show up in everything. it comes at quite a price. >> does the royal family matter? you look at the history of all of this, it's import for burden is what, now? >> i think it's hugely important for britain, this is a nation that's really searching for a identity right now. the royal family is really something the family can rally around. >> you agree with that? >> completely. i think at the moment, the monarchy are enjoying a resurgence of popularity. you go back to diana's death, i don't think the royal family would have dared contemplate they would be in the situation they're in in the states. i think you saw it most recently as the celebration of the queen

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rowling is the author of the blockbuster "harry potter" books, which start when harry, a trainee wizardn's king cross station bound for magic school. even now, tourists line up there to have their pictures taken. "harry potter" has such a powerful brand that to turn the page and try something new, rowling invented a whole new identity. she wrote "the cuckoo's calling" and called herself as the author robert galbraith. but last week, richard brooks art editor for "the sunday times" got suspicious after receiving an anonymous tip on twitter. a little detective work reveals galbraith and rowling had a bit too much in common. >> same agents, same publisher. aim editor. hmm, this is more of a coincidence. >> reporter: so brooks sent copies of the new book along with "harry potter" to the u.s. for computer analysis. and bingo. they were very similar. both in vocabulary and style. it was time to confront the publisher. >> i thought right out denial or no comment. the personal publicist came right out and said, okay, you've got it, it's j.k. rowling. >> reporter: rowling herself has now fessed