>> all eyes on kathryn today like princess dianna 31 years ago.h new mothers in polka dot dresses, kathryn in blue, dianna in green. >> such a special time. i think any parent, i think, probably knows what this feeling feels like. >> reporter: this is not the first time she's become paired to princess dianna. take a good look at these pictures. notice anything similar. that's princess dianna in milan in 2005 and kate in 200 8, both in the same color pink. >> a lot of people ask is kate trying to dress like dianna? i don't think so. she's too smart to i'm late an icon like dianna. >> reporter: that's what she's doing despite similar outfits and headlines like this one, suggesting she is dianna 2.0. unlike dianna, kate has a confidence about her for good reason. she's known her prince for years. they attended university together and lived together. dianna and prince charles dated for only six months before he proposed, and their interest could not have been more different. the blushing bride seems so uncomfortable around her prince she earned the ni

>> all eyes on kathryn today like princess dianna 31 years ago. both new mothers in polka dot dresses, kathryn in blue, dianna in green. >> such a special time. i think any parent, i think, probably knows what this feeling feels like. >> reporter: this is not the first time she's become paired to princess dianna. take a good look at these pictures. notice anything similar. that's princess dianna in milan in 2005 and kate in 200 8, both in the same color pink. >> a lot of people ask is kate trying to dress like dianna? i don't think so. she's too smart to i'm late an icon like dianna. >> reporter: that's what she's doing despite similar outfits and headlines like this one, suggesting she is dianna 2.0. unlike dianna, kate has a confidence about her for good reason. she's known her prince for years. they attended university together and lived together. dianna and prince charles dated for only six months before he proposed, and their interest could not have been more different. the blushing bride seems so uncomfortable around her prince she earned th

. >>> earlier, i spoke with "time's" europe reporter and editor kathryn mayor about what we can expect in the coming days. >> what we're going to see is not only a great deal of excitement and a great deal of anchors interviewing each other and all of that, we are now moving into speculation about the departure of the baby, where the baby will be kept for the first few days because the apartment that william and kate are going to move into isn't ready yet. and there's a huge amount of speculation about the possibility of the baby being looked after at the maternal grandparents' house. so in other words, not starting royal life in a royal palace, but in a normal, if very affluent house in bucklebury. and then there's the question, obviously, the name. there are many things that we can discuss and speculate about. and the one thing you can be sure of is that we will. >> we love it. it's so exciting to us as we watch right now. the cameras in front of lindo wing. one of the questions may be, when will we get the name? will it happen when they come out? when will they come out? and what mi

the wires are not a head of what kathryn. >> no one is a head of kathryn. >> a lot of the charmings in the second bucket as cathroen called it are duplicative. and they are varying degrees of theft. he couldn't be guilty of all of them. we will not what the court's minimum and maximum range is unless we get a list of everything he was convicted of. >> if he does face the espi annage charge even tougher punishments. >> they are ten years each. three espi annage. or the court could see guilty of espionage and that is 30 years. this is one of the reasons that in that courtroom. i know you and cathrein is wanting in there. the judge is saying guilty or not guilty. but when the judge is the jury, the judge is obliged to give reasons. guilty and not guilty. it is taking her time to do it. >> colonel lend will discuss the sentencing phase and so thank you for lending your expertise. >> growing grou concerns on a film of hillary clinton. and what do the media jiepts come to regret the portrayal of a politician and a woman who is likely to run for president in a couple of years. >> and presiden

. >> kathryn wylde, what are the immediate lessons you're taking from detroit. >> new york has its own near-bankruptcy experience in the 1970s. that was an instance of a failure of public and private leadership. and the city did not live within its means. the same certainly is true of detroit. and it's good to hear that there are efforts underway to do something about it. but i think we have to recognize cities don't print money. states don't print money. that's really the province of the federal government. cities have to live within their means. they have to have a very viable tax base. that has to be a top priority. clearly that has not been the case historically in detroit over the last decade. hope flil it will be going forward. >> brown: bruce katz, what... where do you see the challenges for cities that are not doing well? what are the biggest factors? what are the biggest problems they face? >> i think for cities they need to understand what are those assets and advantages that you can build on? for pittsburgh after the steel crisis in the late '70s it was about diversifying th

kathryn jackson claims aeg live did not properly investigate jackson's doctor.yn jackson is 83 and was undergoing cross-examination, but the judge stopped her after just 10 minutes saying ms. jackson needed a break for the weekend. jackson's attorney told the judge his client had gotten very little sleep. >>> the day after detroit filed for bankruptcy, a michigan judge says its paápg respect city declaration is unconstitutional. bankruptcy documents they two public employee pension systems are the top of security creditors. that means it could include big cuts. however, the judge today said detroit's chapter 9 filing violates the state constitution that protects pension funds. >>> putting retirees in the same group, retirees earned the pension they received. >> the michigan attorney general says he will appeal the ruling. >>> a coup 8 has been charged with creating a fake lease and illegally okay pieing a vacant home. police say someone was squatting in that home. they found a man and woman there. investigators say the two had stolen the identity of the former o

very briefly, kathryn is expected to arrive tonight. what is she going to be doing there in egypt? >> she was here just a couple of weeks oak trying to broker some sort of negotiations. she's back to push that and stress to union's position, that is, that egypt should move but a peaceful transition period to new electioned and civilian rule. she's already expressed concern over the deaths of the morsi supporters in the early hours of saturday morning and is expected to meet members of the muslim brotherhood and also with vice president bar edaye tomorrow morning and could very well meet muhammad morsi himself, something she asked to do before. >>> and the driver of the spanish train that detrailed at high speed faces charges of reckless homicide. until sunday, the driver had been refusing to answer police questions. a -- an investigative judge spent sunday examining him and the black box recorder. he's now released pending trial. >>> here in france, one of the biggest companies is getting ready to mearge with omnicom to create the world's biggest advertising firm. executives are co

he was first shown to the world by his mother and father 31 years ago, william brought his wife, kathryn, and their first born -- with noy with one name at the moment, who one day will be king. here he is, sleeping soundly. this image has been seen by people in many different parts of the world, held tight by his mother and oblivious to the curiosity. kate handed her son to william, perfectly done. one future king cradling another and the world's media was watching. there were microphones waiting with the inevitable questions. the expressions of the couple said it all. as william put it last night, they could not be happier, and that is how they seemed. >> he is a big boy. he is quite heavy. we are still working on a name. wewill have that as soon as can. it is the first time we have seen him, really, so we have to have a proper chance to catch up. >> any parent knows what this feeling is like. the baby's. whom did he resemble? >> hurt, thankfully. >> no, no, no. hair, who had more, william or his son? >> he has way more than me, thankfully. >> william and catherine took their son back i

kathryn brown shows us were lady liberty means so much to so many. >> reporter: it was supposed to beberty's iconic crown after a year-long restoration project. but then, just one day later, superstorm sandy hit. the mighty storm surge and the fierce winds spared the statue of liberty herself, but liberty island was not so fortunate. 75% of the island left under water. bricks around the exterior were ripped up, docks damaged, a boat slammed into one of the buildings, plumbing and electrical systems left in disarray. back in december, then secretary of the interior ken salazar paid a visit to liberty island and vowed to rebuilt but said it would not be easy. >> $59 million of damage, [ indiscernible ] at the statue of liberty and at ellis island. >> reporter: now the work is complete. the docks are rebuilt, structures repaired, and lady liberty is ready to welcome back the millions of people who visit her every year. there was a sticking point that needed to be worked out before the island could be reopened. and that dealt with security. the national park service wanted to move securit

barbara mikulski, the newly-sworn-in commerce secretary, penny pritzker, the acting noaa administrator kathryn sullivan and brian norcross. thank you all for being here. i'd like to start this panel discussion by saying just how excited i am for changes that are about to take place in the national weather service and what it means to our protecting life and property across the entire country. we are about to begin a multiyear, multiphase series of remarkable upgrades to our supercomputers beginning with a threefold increase in computing power by mid july of this year and a tenfold increase by the end of calendar year 2014. and we'll have even greater advances beyond that. we'll be running higher resolution models across the whole spectrum producing more accurate forecasts and warnings across the country. and be with more computing power and more sophisticated models, decision makers across the country will now have more dependable information provided earlier to convey potential threats. while i could discuss the game-changing advancements all day, i will be happy to take questions later. for

. >> reporter: kathryn schutt brings fritz to every meeting and swears he is not a distraction. you have this for, like, five minutes a day, your day would be vastly improved. >> yeah! >> reporter: you have this all day. >> it definitely makes the day better every day. >> reporter: an enormous employee morale program, they say. and it's totally free. dan harris, abc news, philadelphia. >> i feel better already. that's all for us tonight. thanks for watching. check out "nightline" later and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> tonight a secret new landing rule for international flights that officials did not want to talk about. how it could delay everybody. >> also, a follow up tonight on the fbi under aged sex sting. what happens now to the dozens of teen-aged prostitutes rescued. >> a city launches a ground breaking plan to help underwater homeowners by using government powers to take on the banks. >> a flaw in the new automatic toll system. ,000s of cars are getting through, for free. >> 90 minute delays today at san francisco international airport blaming it on weather. the ne

william and kathryn baby look like?: is seems fitting to discuss the baby william and kate over tea. >> 6% to >> reporter: so about a 6 percent chance that they will have a red head. then there is the eyes. she sold graeme in he so blue >> it will be less likely that the baby will have to appear belied the most likely >> reporter: most likely dyes will be on the green side like catherine's. >> reporter: geneticist tells us the new prince could grow as 6 ft. 7 in the princess' essex but to carry out a course science can't predict everything >> but that is the thought of having babies, you never know what you will get! >> reporter: see want wii. >> jacqueline: satellite rare showing skirting around thunderstorms in the north bay. producing lightning strikes all the focus will be on this particular area right here. and we also have more tropical moisture so some of this could cut the nets bay. clit the north bank. as we move into sunday we will cool down. 91 in cupertino and sunnyvale and 94 san jose. temperature still top

european union foreign policy chief kathryn ashton is meeting with the new government in egypt and the muslim brotherhood. over the weekend, clashes killed and injured people. a funeral for the victims killed in spain. the train derailed after going 120 miles per hour, more than twice the speed limit for this specific turn. the death toll now at 79. the driver has reportedly admitted to driving recklessly. he faces multiple charges of negligent homicide. >>> last week it was the lincoln memorial. today more green paint splattered on national landmarks. this time it was on a statue in the national mall and on a pipe organ inside the national cathedral. a woman was arrested in the cathedral case. an investigation is ongoing to see if all three vandalism cases are connected. >>> a preliminary hearing held today as they will determine if three top university officials should go on trial for allegedly covering up the jerry sandusky sex child abuse scandal. mike mcquery is a key witness again. sandusky, a former penn state football coach was convicted and sentenced last year of sexually abus

kathryn has been in the hospital since this morning. >> it's been a while.royal baby getting the most hits on twitter now. if do you look at that column in your browser you'll see it spinning around. it's the top trending story on cnn.com. >> we should start tweeting that. >>> several stories caught our attention. this is in barcelona. two female divers competing in day three of the world championships. that's a global competition for water sports held every two years. >> they include swimming, water polo, synchronized swimming. taiwan tourists snapping photos of brightly colored murals painted by a retired soldier. it's one of 800 settlements that's built for retired chinese veterans who fought during world war ii. >>> to the philippines, police fighting with anti-government protesters. he gave his state of the union address today. many fiupset about the economic gap between rich and poor. >>> take a look at this. you can dance but can you break the world record while doing it? these guys did it. nearly 1700 people high stepping th their way to a world reco

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you may not know about it, but as kathryn herridge reports, it may soon know about you. >> bluffdale,due south of salt lake city and just west of the middle of nowhere, a massive construction project is nearing completion. the heavily secured site belo belongeds to the national security agency. >> people call it the spy center. >> reporter: that's what jasmine and amy, who work at the local sandwich shoply to me last summer. >> do you know what they are going to do there? >> collect data? >> reporter: as good a guess as any. >> a lot of rumors fly around. oh, monitoring or, you know -- no one knows. >> we were approached a couple of years ago about possibly bringing water. >> mark reed is bluffdale city manager. asked how to supply the center with its extraordinary water requirements. >> built a large pump station and a 3 million gallon tank to store the water. >> reporter: a 3 million water tank, just to run the air conditioning to cool the computers. the nsa will neither confirm nor deny specifics, but some estimate it will be able to store five zetabites. one terabyte about 62 ipho

and our winner this week is kathryn petka from marietta, georgia. she watches the show on our nbc affiliate wxia and we have kathleen on the phone with us. are you there? >> i am here. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. i'm so excited. >> okay. well, i'll tell everyone a little about you. oh, sorry. kathleen loves all aspects of the show. she's such a great fan. she even tests the recipes from the show like this zucchini soup. when kathleen got married she made her husband watch the show with her every night. that's tough. now he enjoys the show so much that she thinks he'd even watch it without her. she painted wine glasses with your faces on them. that's a dedicated fan. do you want to hear where you're going? >> yes, i do. >> get ready to escape to the relaxation. you and a guest are going to kessler canyon in colorado. this colorado outdoor retreat spans across 23,000 acres of pristine wilderness. the trip includes four days, three nights and exclusive guided sheep tour of the canyon and breathtaking hiking experience. i think carson want

we're live from outside the london hospital where the dutchess kathryn now in labor. this is cnn newsroom. >>> just over an hour ago police filed aggravated murder and kidnapping charges against a man that killed three women and wrapped their bodies in plastic. 35-year-old michael madison is being held on a $1 million. police have identified one of the bodies found over the weekend. they say it's 38-year-old angela deskins. the medical examiner talked about the identification methods. anna is joining us live from cleveland. i understand police are searching for additional victims. why do they think there's other people who might have been killed? >> reporter: the reason why police think there could be more bodies is michael madison has elaborated in his interview he was influenced and idolize anthony sowell. he's a serial killer convicted in 2011 convicted of killing 11 african-american women here in cleveland. he was convicted and is on death row. in interviews with police he's said he looked up to anthony. some of the people we have spoken to said they knew the dark

kathryn jackson is suing aeg over her son's death.inted him as a pain patient until dr. conrad murray entered his life. >>> the rapper whose name is curtis jackson was hit with five criminal counts. prosecutors say he went after the mother of his child and ransacked her bedroom during an argument in june. they found broken chandeliers. when she tried to hide, he kicked in the door then kicked her. he faces up to five years in jail if convicted. >>> many of us spend the fourth of july taking swim in the pool or ocean. one woman is no longer welcome at a water park because of her body. she says staff at adventure oasis in independence, missouri told her to cover up her bikini bottom because it's too small. she lost 100 pounds and was feeling confident. now she feels singled outlet. >> there's 16-year-old and 19-year-old girls wearing the same amount. no one is criticizing them or making them feel ashamed. it's summertime. it's a swimming pool. i'm wearing a swimming suit. >> can't argue against that. >> newfound confidence after losing

kathryn ashton met with mohamed morsi today who was detained in a secret facility.e would not give details about the conversation but did say she met with him in depth for about two hours, with no opposition from the new interim government. ashston is trying to find common ground between the new government and morsi supporters who have been in violent clashes with each other since morsi's ousting a month ago. and that is your world tonight. >>> a bay area soldier who died in the korean war has finally returned home. family members received the remains of joseph steinberg today. he was born in san francisco and was also a veteran of world war ii. he died as a prisoner of war during the korean conflict in 1951, but his remains weren't positively identified until recently. >> this has been a god send. it really has, to be able to finally bring his, his remains home. >> i want to tell my grandmother. i want to tell my mother, my aunts, my other uncles, he's home. that's how i feel, but i can't do that. and i'm hoping they know somehow. >> well, he is home now. he will b

. >>> coming up, kathryn jackson taking the stand.g down in court telling the jury her son was not a freak. >>> one man trapped when his boat capsized hooking a 230 pound tuna. you have got to see this. stay with us. r alright. since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes at aflac.com. >>> good morning. welcome back to "early start" this monday morning. the congressman caught tweeting a young model, he thought she was his young daughter. new day told you a dna test showed she wasn't. he's breaking his silence and he talked with our dana bash. >> reporter: how did it feel when you found out the woman you thought was your daughter was not? >> i was totally stunned. when i

this is going to be very important because cnn has learned that will and kathryn and that baby will beospital within the half hour. we'll get a chance to see the first look at the royal baby boy. that's according to a royal source. we're not going to keep our eyes off of that door. we're going to be watching very closely. as soon as that happens we're going to bring that to you. we're also going to be following some other things. we're watching that door. there's a new poll that highlights the racial divide now over the jury's decision to acquit george zimmerman for killing trayvon martin. the new pugh research poll says 49% of whites are satisfied with the verdict compared to only 5% of the african-americans. 86% of blacks say they are dissatisfied with this decision. it has been now ten days since the verdict and emotions still running very high. one prominent leader weighing in on the case. t.d. skrjakes is founder of potter's house church. he's among the outraged. he joins us from new york. good to talk to you. >> thank you. >> there was an article for the huffington post and you e

department is defending his actions saying what he's actually doing is trying to get himself and kathrynein away from a notoriously dangerous stretch of highway. >> she chose to disregard not only her own personal safety but she chose to disregard the safety of the deputy. >> the deputy warns her again. then she issues a challenge. >> step back or you are going to be tased, ma'am. >> i dare you. >> the officer doesn't take her up on her dare yet. she keeps moving forward. >> get back over there. >> i'm getting back in my car. >> you are going to be tased. >> i'm getting back in my car. >> no, ma'am. >> the lady was told nine times to step back and comply with the officer's request. step back, ma'am. step back, ma'am. if you don't step back, ma'am, i'm going to taser you. >> so finally the officer makes good on his promise. >> get on the ground. get on the ground. [ screaming ] >> put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back or you'll be tased again! >> the video sparks a national debate on morning news shows. >> okay, let me ask you, did the deputy do what was right o

. >>> kathryn jackson testified in the wrongful death trial of michael jackson.about her son and drugs. she said she doesn't believe michael abused them. she admitted to taking part in a family intervention at jackson's neverland ranch. >> she's looking to blame someone else for the very things she and her family knew. that's why those questions were asked. >> i think for being as old as she is, she did a great job trying to answer the questions. she didn't remember everything. it's clear what happened. >> the jackson's are suing for billions of dollars saying they are liable for michael jackson's death. >>> more drama over the trial of james whitey bulger. fleming was back on the stand and mistakenly called a man watching the trial a drug dealer. it led to an outburst and the judge having to demand order. he went on to testify about extortion, killings and meetings with the fbi eights with bulger by his side. >>> the san diego mayor is going to defend himself. jackson was once a communications director. she saw him place his hands on women inappropriately and as

. >>> michael jackson's mom expected to testify today in the wrongful death suit. 83-year-old kathrynkson and her grandchildren are suing entertainment giant aeg live. they claim the company negligently hired dr. conrad murray who gave the singer the lethal dose of propofol. >>> kate, sure making the world wait. millions of royal watchers are anxiously anticipating the arrival of the future king or queen of england. media crammed outside st. mary's hospital in london for the big event. we are hearing reports the duchess of cambridge may give them the royal slip when it's time for the delivery. max foster, live from london. it's so exciting, max. why is he going to give people the big slip? what's going on here? >> who wants to be in labor in front of all those cameras? come on. >> reporter: exactly. a very, very good point. she's staying at her parents. people think she's going to go to the hospital there. they are painting the railings outside that hospital yesterday. seems like nothing. probably is nothing. palace insists, it's still here. we have a new report out today. sources spe

. >> now one of them is kathryn.er is kathy. >> nice to meet you guys. >> hey. >> so first of all, ladies, you are here in new york doing auditions for other kathys to go to vegas and be a showgirl? right? >> yes. >> is this difficult to do? >> pretty hard. there's lots of kicks. there's lots of bevels. >> why don't you show us a couple of those moves. >> the hard thing is getting your body to look like you. >> not going to fit hoda's head. >> let's try it. >> i believe. >> ow. that's got to hurt. >> no, it's good. it's good. >> okay. >> give us some moves. >> whoa. >> sorry. >> that's all right. >> okay, we're ready. >> i'm going to have to do the whole show. give us some moves as we go to break. >> forget it. >> okay. go ahead. we'll stand, you kick. >> the first thing you have to learn to do when you are a show girl and bevel properly,stick one leg in front of you. you can do little dips. cross your leg and then you do a little plie with both legs. there you go. beautiful. and always smile. >> and always smile. al

. >>> kathryn brown joins us live from the island. i imagine lady liberty will be busy today, huh?reporter: good morning, frank and anne. happy 4th. absolutely this island is already a flurry of activity. the first boat, the first ferries to bring visitors here don't start coming for about the next 20 or 30 minutes. but everyone is very prepared, very ready for this. they are expecting about 15 to 20,000 people to come visit the statue today so it will be a very busy day. but what better day to come visit the statue, what better day for re-opening than independence day? >> how is the new crown? >> >> reporter: it was only open for one day and then superstorm sandy came and so it had undergone this huge restoration project and so now it's open once again hopefully for a lot longer this time. but the new crown is great. it's safer, there's more space. there's better viewing areas. so those are some of the improvements visitors will think when they come to the crown. a lot of the walkways and buildings are new. many of the changes that they have had to do in this $70 million project t

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. >>: prime minister offered his congratulations to prince william and his wife kathryn on the new baby. >>: people will be willing- wishing at the royal couple well. this is a wonderful moment. we have a brand new debt and brand new baby boy it. stay with kron 4 as we continue to follow the latest developments surrounding britain's newest prince. you can always find latest information on our website at kron4. and on our 24-7 channel on comcast 193. coming up on the kron four morning news. " >>anny:we're only two weeks away from another possible bart strike. bart management and bart unions are trying to come to an agreement before the august 4th deadline. no face to face talks for the rest of the week. however, the state mediator did schedule meetings with the unions - not with bart. one of the unions put out a 40-page report - criticizing barts lead negotiatorthomas hock. ifsaying he's been involved in negotiations that have resulted in seven transit strikes since 2005. a bart spokesperson fired back >>: i think should be made all well aware of the fact that these negotiators are not d

and also the 49ers are interested implying each he made a even if kathryn n..>> i do not have the name of the stage winnersports jack in box rejoin british open round 2 tiger woods post reports are the warriors are interested in signing sharpshooter mike miller. last with the nba champion miami heat. nhl schedules are out. the sharks will open their season october 3rd. at home against the vancouver canucks. protesters camped out in special session of the legislature to repeal florida's "stand your ground" law. protection, which supports >> i am ready to go it is friday night. >> coming up next save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more fre

kathryn jacqueline? >> jacqueline: it will weekend as it make land fall.morrow it will be the brunt of it moving rather slowly. moving back out to sea at the tropical expression in which means a weaker winds and heavy rainfalls as it moves through. so back your local way, we are dealing with cloud coverage at temperatures cooler than what you would normally expect for this time of year. as you head into tonight the fault return to look at the 72 bridget looked a little hazy write braille. right now. for the low 80s is are more conditions for our inland valleys for the next few days. as we move into the inner clock hour by tan the fault will still be a lingering over the north the bay. by one is back to the coastline. 77 percent clara. inland valleys worry would receive those low 80s. 64 east bay shores and closer to the coast line mainly in the low seventies especially highway 101. '80s for the next few days ahead to friday's saturday, and sunday back to the coastline. >> pam: only champions get to visit the president and up next what amanda barry makes a

kathryn? >> as you mentioned a short time ago. special operation speaks and this is operation vets that had a petition in favor of a select committee. we have had a half dozen committees on capitol hill investigating the attacks that left four americans dead. the idea of a select committee, it has broad jurisdiction and bring together investigators from foreign affair ands intelligence and armed services and the idea that no stone would be left unturned and there are no clear answers to why there was no military response and no effort to secower after the attack and why we have never heard of members of the survivors at the consulate and annex where the cia was located and the critics explain it to the administration for that. >> the state department refused to release a lot of witnesses from the commitments that they signed in oath and secrecy and asking the state department to allow them to come forward and stop interfering with the investigations. >> four americans were killed on 9/11. and two-thirds of the republicans on the h

the baby was born yesterday to prince william and his wife kathryn-the duchess of cambridge.ver has not been revealed. >> those are our top stories that you for watching kron 4 24/7 bay area news channel. >> we have a hot spot in cupertino. three lanes of interstate 280 are shut down and the traffic is jammed along the northbound corridor. this is heading out west towards the west valley. it is called north bound to 80 because of the route along the peninsula. if you're coming out of downtown door and let all the wa you are jammed all the wy down to the guadalupe parkway. this is a similar to let you know that the chp have issued is due to one more lanes being blocked more than 30 minutes. there is no indication when that will reopen this road. >> there are delays fray 880 just off of 92 in hayward. this has been jammed up. the ride on the shore freeway head into the upper deck of the bay bridge and the westbound direction, from time to time we see they is bogged down. this is just before the exit for the golden gate fields. here is the bay bridge with no backups is j the cen

. >> now one of them is kathryn.a's head. >> let's try it. >> ow. that's got to hurt. >> no, it's good. it's good. >> okay. >> give us some moves. >> whoa. >> sorry. >> that's all right. >> we're ready. >> i'm going to have to do the whole show in my. give us some moves as we go to break. >> forget it. >> okay. go ahead. we'll stand, you kick. >> the first thing you have to learn to do when you are a show girl is bevel properly. stick one leg in front of you. you can do little dips. cross your leg and then you do a little plie with both legs. there you go. beautiful. and always smile. >> and always smile. always smile. >> you always have to kick, too. we do tons of kicks in the show. you'll have to do tons of kicks. >> oh, no, no, no. >> thanks. >> all right, we're going to go to break. why don't you guys show us how it's done as we go to break. >> we're going to talk about what you argue about the most. >> and how to keep the peace right after this. [ man ] i think this is a good time to tell you: you're doing okay,

joining me today we have senator barbara mikulski, kathryn sullivan and brian norcross. thank you for being here. i would like to start this discussion by saying i'm excited for the changes that will take place and pra what it means to protect life and property across the entire country. we're about to begin remarkable upgrades beginning with the three-fold increase with computing power by the end of this year and a 10-fold increase by the calendar year of 2014. we'll have greater advances beyond that. we'll be running high resolution models across the whole speck strum and producing more accurate warnings across the country. with more sophisticated models, decision makers across the country will have more dependable information provided early to convey potential threats. i could discuss the changes all day, i will be happy to take questions later. our my pleasure to panelists . >> it was great to tour noaa and to meet our team of experts. this is my first of several stops in the region. it's a particular honor to be here with chairwoman mikulski. she is someone i deeply