she met the boy in malaysia along side her husband, prince william. the duchess also used the visit to make her first public speech abroad. >> it is so exciting to learn about the country's very first pediatric program and to witness for myself something that's a wonderful work of hospis malaysia. >> the duchess is the patron of a similar charity in the united kingdom. >> see the smile on that young 15-year-old, priceless. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back now. thanks for joining us. just a beautiful live shot over downtown san jose. just a few high cirrus clouds comprised of ice crystals. those are the only clouds that are able to get through this strong ridge of high pressure, bringing your temperatures towards that century mark at livermore today, 96 degrees there. we'll be at 80 degrees in oakland. and 72 degrees in san francisco. staying hot through saturday. and then we get cooler and cloudier next week with maybe some showers wednesday into thursday. a little something for everyone, guys. >> christina, thank you very much. to finish up, we'

nick in malaysia, thanks very much indeed. we will keep you updated on that story about the topless photographs of the duchess of cambridge as we get developments here on "g.m.t." and "bbc world news," and later on i'll be joined by the former director of the press complaints commission here in the u.k. to see what heakes of all of this. now, there have been more protests over a film produced in america, which is widely seen as offensive to muslims. there are concerns that many more people could take to the streets following friday prayers in muslim countries. in libya, authorities are investigating the attacks that killed the american ambassador and three other americans and several libyans or so whorpe trying to protect the diplomats, and they have made several arrests in libya, as nick childs now reports. >> the standoff and simmering tensions still on the streets of cairo. here and elsewhere around the muslim world, the authorities have been bracing for more public anger to flare up after friday prayers over the controvers

the duke and duchess will attend a dinner hosted by the king of malaysia.ah james, nbc news, could ala lum purr, malaysia. >>> angelina jolie is a special envoy. earlier she visited syrians who fled to jordan and lebanon. the man tar humanitarian issues are growing dire, she said. they've displaced 2.5 million people so far. more than 250,000 syrians are staying in refugee camps outside their country. >>> florida a&m university is blami blaming a drum major for contributing to his death. he was hazed during a trip with the marching band. earlier this week the university filed court papers saying champion should have refused to participate in the ritual. this morning his mother blamed the school for supporting a culture of hazing. >> robert did all the right things. the school didn't do him right. they didn't do justice to him. and now it's a clear statement to every parent, to every student that your safety and your best interests is not what is mine. >> famu says it has no duty to protect adult students from their own decisions to participate in dangerous

stock exchanges in malaysia and singapore began cross-border trading. the link is the first stage of a plan by six asean countries to connect their borders and encourage investment. nhk world's chikashi takaoka reports from kuala lumpur. >> reporter: a ceremony was held in kuala lumpur on tuesday to mark the connection of stock exchanges in malaysia and singapore, stage one of the so-called asean trading link. hopes are high that cross-border electronic trading will lure more investment in the region's stock markets from both home and abroad. >> today, the asean cooperation has marked a huge milestone in the history of asean with the launch of the asean trading link. the asean trading link is key to our goal to breaking down barriers to cross-border trade across asean. >> reporter: the plan to create the asean trading link was agreed last year by six asean countries, namely singapore and malaysia, thailand, the philippines, vietnam and indonesia. thailand is scheduled to join the link in october, and the other countries will follow later. three of asean

prince william and kate are in malaysia.sian trip in the next half hour. it seems like you ought to be able to have privacy at a friend's home. >> no doubt. >> especially when you're topless. >> especially, norah and charlie, when you're deciding to do something topless. charlie, would you like to share? norah, i'm thinking you're at a friend's home, in an isolated area and there's still pictures. >> i was struck by kelly's report earlier that the palace in their statement invoked the name of princess diana in the type of reckless paparazzi in terms of these photos. that interested me. clearly they're furious about this as an invasion of privacy. >> there are so many new technological devices that enable them to get papers by sending devices up in the air that can take pictures dourn on top of people that would not otherwise be accessible. >> i hope there's action. >>> now to another story, people in seattle are being warned that a rat-pocalypse is coming. the seattle post intelligencer says a tunnel system is threatened to

prince william's wife kate was wearing alexander mcqueen last night in malaysia.e shows her wearing a little less than that. we'll go to malaysia to see if the topless photo fuse is overshadowing the royal visit. >> in thursday, in washington, thursday was a day to say good-bye to the first man on the moon. we'll take to you a memorial service for astronaut neil armstrong. that's next on cbs "this morning". our ocean spray cran-cherry juice drinks are made with sweet cherries and the crisp, clean taste of our cranberries. i cannot tell a lie -- 'tis tasty. okay, george washington, did you take my truck out last night? 'tis tasty. try our new lunch-size grilled chicken fajitas, with sauteed onions and peppers, served with soup or salad. lunch break combos, starting at 6 bucks. enjoy them with friends, because a lunch together feeds the friendship. >>> a field trip in australia turned into a rescue mission for these students. they saw a cute and cuddly koala stuck in a mine shaft. they put a tree trunk to help i want get out. it almost looked until he slipped and tu

the couple stopping by a mosque in malaysia. the royals will leave malaysia to visit a rain forest in borneo island. >>> let's get a look at the forecast now with christina. >> it always looks better on friday. temperatures will be great for the outdoor plans. if you did not get a barbecue in this summer, this may be your final weekend to do so. temperatures will be climbing. we're talking about upper 90s as we head through the next couple of days. 11:18 now. beautiful conditions over the sunol grade. it is a hot area of the bay. as we head through next week, your temperatures are going to drop off. we will bring in more cloud cover. this is our last harrah of the 90s. 63 in san jose. 70 in sunnyvale. your weather story of the day are the clouds that are lingering. they will keep the temperatures down three to five degrees from yesterday's highs. 67 in san francisco. 79 in redwood city. 80 degrees in los gatos. if it is too hot, stay inside with the ac. you can catch the giants taking on the diamondbacks at 6:40 p.m. tonight fir

. >>> a touching sight in malaysia.egraph reports this lu leukemia patient delayed a chemotherapy appointment to see katherine. >> it is so exciting to learn about the country's very first pediatric care program. and to witness for myself something of the wonderful work of hospice malaysia. >> the duchess is the patron of a similar charity in the uk. >>> thanks for joining us. nightly news is next. good night. >> good night.

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. >>> kate middleton made a speech in malaysia. first time outside of britain. how did she do?xt on cbs "this morning." >>> "cbs healthwatch" sponsored by bayer aspirin. take charge of your heart health. my brother doesn't look like a heart attack patient. i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i'm a fighter and now i don't have that fear. i'm a fighter are a sizzling deal, starting at 6 bucks. try our new lunch-size chicken fajitas, sauteed onions and peppers topped with grilled chicken, served with soup or salad. chili's lunch break combos, starting at 6 bucks. >>> prince william and his w50i6 kate arrived in malaysia where the duchess gave a rare public speech today. >> we'll go to the capital in the people, businesses, and organizations that call greater washington home. whether it's funding an organization that provides new citizens with job training, working with an anacostia school that promotes academic excellence, or supporting an organization that serves 5,000 meals a day across d.c., what

early this morning the couple visited a famous mosque in malaysia. they'll visit malaysia today to visit a rain forest reserve on borneo island. >>> sold out. already preorders for apple's iphone went on sale for a few hours before selling out. high demand despite a customer complaint about a change to the charger. here is kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: the iphone 5, thinner, faster, new features, new plug. >> so a lot has changed. and it's time for the connecter to evolve. >> reporter: the 5 will have a new eight-pin connector, different than the 30-pin connection that has been standard since 2003. apple calls the new power and dock connector lightning, and it is causing quite a shock. >> i think they do it on purpose for you to buy new stuff. >> reporter: while the new phone will come with the new charger, the problem is all of those old apple products -- ipods, ipads, docking stations, car chargers won't be compatible without a $29 adapter. >> the short-run is yeah, there is a little bit of a hit you might have to take if you want to use your old

. >>> hugely excited to be in malaysia. our first ever visit, and i absolutely am delighted to have been invited to join you all here. >> the duchess of cambridge delivered her first international speech today in kuala lumpur in malaysia. they're touring to celebrate queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. tonight middleton was spotted drinking a nonalcoholic drink, breaking news. >> uh-oh. >> fueling speculation she might be pregnant. you never know because royal pishls in the past said the couple pay start trying around now. >> be interesting to see what comes out a few months later from now. >> tomorrow's forecast. >> it's going to be hot on friday in the east bay with low to mid 90s. we'll cool off next week. it will be cool by the coastline. definitely not major heat coming our way. >> thanks so much for joining us. join us tomorrow. good night. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sl

heavily was mcquire fund that is doing some very exciting projects in in russia in countries like malaysia and some others japan obviously. because pertaining to for russia because i think it is specifically relationship with japan and possible going vestments and you know working close it was japanese companies is because the agenda and they're all business some political hurdles that can be overcome but generally there is no doubt that russia can work closer was japan on bunch of economic issues we talk about such trade as malaysia in the most. i think that definitely they are only interesting partners for companies and structures based in the russian far east because if we look from moscow i mean the united states close to the australia so what that you trade with us you know what do we have when you have lots of partners across the atlantic is it true you know are there enough regional structures that can trade trade with those to do big business with countries like australia doesn't i think you know again it's not just about trade ins about capital and those countries have lots of cap

car wash in malaysia has been shut down after offering a very interesting incentive to customers to come get your car washed nine times and get free sex afterwards the ultimate customer loyalty program was a joint effort between a car wash and a local massage parlor local police discovered the partnership after raiding the massage parlor for other reasons and finding car wash customer plunge cards he said free sex would be given after nine washes police arrest of the nine didn't these women seen here who were thought to be the prostitutes working with the car wash as well as four men who were running the loyalty program has seen a crafty car wash scheme definitely gives new meaning to the words work at the carwash. coming up civil liberties advocates scored a huge win over the obama administration yesterday we'll find out more from author and journalist chris hedges including what his role was in this extraordinary victory over the infamous national defense authorization act or n.d.a. . wealthy british style. that's not on the. market why not. why not what's really happening to the

we want to show what ideas are coming out of the far east, china, malaysia, the philippines, singapore as all over from europe. perhaps from africa and south america. we can learn from that just as we have done with concepts like sunday streets where people take back the streets and start having fun in our urban communities and bringing out the children to enjoy the environment. this is our future generations so we have to have the best ideas. how to keep our environment and our strong. i want to tell you that there are a tremendous amount of enthusiasm for keeping our city grain trade we have at least three different projects that we have been focused on for a number of years. i have had the privilege with working with mohammed and our city engineers to accomplish this. most importantly with our community leaders and volunteers throughout every part of our neighborhoods. i hope that you do you is your time and take advantage of our wonderful weather to go out and do as many doors as possible of all the -- tours as possible of all the community gardens. we have a committee challenge pr

no doubt that russia can work closer was japan on bunch of economic issues we talk about such as malaysia in the most. i think that they're finitely they are only interesting partners for companies and structures based in the russian far east because if we look from moscow i mean the united states close to the australia so what that you trade with us you know what do we have when you have lots of partners across the atlantic is it true you know are there enough regional structures that can trade trade with those to do big business with countries like australia doesn't i think you know again it's not just about trade ins about capital and those countries have lots of capital of some expertise so obviously korea is a big market and korea's a big compared to knitting but i think we have to think more not just about trade in goods but trade in the capital because capital is so much more important as base well in addition to the apec meeting in the middle of the leaders this is a special form of business men taking part taking part at the same time is called the c.e.o. summit yes well are ther

kate's support for hospice malaysia which provides care and relief for the terminally ill. and i are hugely excited to be in malaysia. this is our first ever visit and i'm absolutely delighted to have been invited to join you all here at hospis malaysia. >> reporter: that spoke volumes about kate's growing confidence. on the heels of last year's trip to canada and california, royal watchers say the duchess had proved she was ready for the next big step. >> it has been wonderful meeting the patients, families, and all the staff here. you have given us the most wonderful welcome. >> reporter: the duchess chooses causes like hospis carefully aware her spotlight can spark a thousand points of light around the world. >> she's beautiful. and the fact that she's so warm-hearted and she comes across genuine and, you know, that she loves children. yeah, she's wonderful. >> reporter: earlier thursday, before leaving singapore, the duke and duchess paid tribute to fallen british and commonwealth soldiers from world war ii at this cemetery. on this day, a focus not on what kate wore, b

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they toured malaysia and visited a mosque she covered her head with a veil to comply with islamic law. french gossip magazine insisted it did not invade their privacy. >> first batch of apple 5 have already sold out. they begin taking orders at midnight promising delivery by next friday when the new phone goes on sale goes in stores. people who didn't get an iphone 5 will have to wait at least until september 28 to receive their device. quick rise in expected delivery shows much stronger demand. >> delays at san francisco international airport nor the next three weekends. a main runway will be closed. same holds fo true for the next two weekends. they are installing new lights as part of a manned other safety upgrade project. number of flights will be reduced to 60 an hour to 30. >> eric: we are expecting a news special report on the return of the bodies of the four americans killed in libya. we hope to get mike nicco's forecast in, too. >> flight arrival delays at sfo and delays also. take a look outside. good morning, show you some of the clouds hanging around. cooler weather is on

this is after efforts from malaysia air. >> have you ever had to pay for credit score? if so you're not going like to hear this there are 200,000 reports concluded one out of five people are likely to get scores that are different from once paid for. the score could mean difference between getting a loan with good terms and not good terms. there is 49 different scores, listen to that, to determine how risky your behavior is. regulators say there is no way to tell whether it's a score lenders are using but does suggest shop around for a higher score. >> and how to get a score. >> that just doesn't sound right. too many thing autos thank you. >> and getting children to sleep can be a nightmare but think what grandma used to do. there is studies show children under 1 need 10 hours of sleep at night. and says that letting kids play video games until bed time is the wrong thing to do. >> this is maybe times to get out books and stories and help the kids calm down. >> and that is a good message, too. >> and there is temperatures heading up, wait until you see heat coming up.

and you have crowds in bangladesh and i'm sure tomorrow we may see in may malaysia and indonesia and elsewhere, enraged about a movie that was made in california. but while rage can spread around the world, once the -- the rage is a starting point. once you start to analyze what is likely to happen in libya next, what is liable to happen in egypt next, and what's label to happen in serious next, you get very defendant scenarios based on the legacy of geeing agraph. geeing agraphy shows libya was never a country but a vague geographical expression, with tripoli and tunisia, and because it was never a country it can only be governed through the most austere totalitarian means, and once that collapsed, though we have an elected government in tripoli, it cannot project power beyond greater tripoli. so you have a problem of governmental incapacity in libya that cannot deal with the crisis. in egypt it's different. egypt you have a country that has been an age-old cluster of civilization for thousands of years. a cohesive community along the nile, where the government has far greater burea

streets in more than 20 countries in nearly 40 cities around the world with protests in places like malaysia, indonesia, pakistan, and india remaining mostly peaceful while more violence is erupting in the middle east. at least seven have been killed and dozens injured in the protests. other western embassies such as the german and british consulates have also come under fire in sudan. american schools and fast food chains are also being targeted. >>> the bodies of four americans killed in one of the first embassy attacks in libya earlier this week are now back home. president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton attended a ceremony for slain ambassador chris stevens and his three colleagues at the joint base andrews yesterday. they were killed when armed protesters mobbed the u.s. consulate in benghazi tuesday the anniversary of september 11. the president vowed to find those responsible. >> we will bring to justice those who took them from us. even in our brigrief, we will b resolute, for we are americans and we hold our head high. >> the president also met privately with family me

police in malaysia have put an end to a cross promotion involving a car wash and a massage parlor. >>> the tribe snap a losing skid, a pair of walk offs in extras and the yankee captain moves up in the all time hit list. plus the packers pull a fast one against the chicago bears. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> now that we've talked a little bit about your friday, want to take a look ahead into saturday. the start ahead for all of the big football games. your another cast straight ahead. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports, last night the green bay packers relied on their defense and a bag of trips to cave the chicago bears. here's nbc's fred roggin with all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. jay cutler has never won at lambeau field. classic nfl match-up. both offenses couldn't get anything going in the first half. how about the special teams. green bay lined up for a field goal and it's a fake. the holder pitched to crabtree. 13-0 at the half. this was the kind of night that will g

they toured malaysia and visited a mosque she covered her head with a veil to comply with islamic lawfrench gossip magazine insisted it did not invade their privacy. >> first batch of apple 5 have already sold out. they begin taking orders at midnight promising delivery by next friday when the new phone goes on sale goes in stores. people who didn't get an iphone 5 will have to wait at least until september 28 to receive their device. quick rise in expected delivery shows much stronger demand. >> delays at san francisco international airport nor the next three weekends. a main runway will be closed. same holds fo true for the next two weekends. they are installing new lights as part of a manned other safety upgrade project. number of flights will be reduced to 60 an hour to 30. >> eric: we are expecting a news special report on the return of the bodies of the four americans killed in libya. we hope to get mike nicco's forecast in, too. >> flight arrival delays at sfo and delays also. take a look outside. good morning, show you some of the clouds hanging around. f@@@r weather is on the

take a look at some of the other stories making headlines. 7 somalis accused of being pirates in malaysia. these defendants were captured by the navy after they allegedly tried to hijack an oil tanker. police in australia are investigating the possibility that a handbag may have been planted at a suspected crime scene after her disappearance. the handbag was discovered on monday. a 30-year investigation has highlighted what they say is the failure of western governments to prevent the dumping of toxic waste in 2006. a dutch based transport company paid a company to dump the waste. 100,000 people sought hospital treatment. and american report into the use of drone strikes against militants said the u.s. government rarely acknowledges civilian casualties they cost despite significant evidence civilians are being killed. evidence that rescuers were killed or injured by successful strikes at a single location. joining me now is our correspondent. all of this will bring some comfort to those people in pakistan who are always being so critical of these attacks. >> i think that was the idea. thi

. >> we are hugely excited to be in malaysia. >> reporter: kate gave her first international speech athospice. >> providing children and their families with the face of support, care, and enhancement, at a time of great need is simply life-changing. >> reporter: kate's speech spoke volumes. >> it is a very great pleasure for me to come forward. >> reporter: as with princess diana's speech in 1981, it shows increasing confidence with her public role. but with the attention and accolades comes greater watch on what she says and wears, even her decision to abstain from alcohol when giving a toast. >> people are starting to ask when is the baby news going to happen? >> reporter: but for now, the duchess stays focused on her future role as queen. sara james, nbc news. >> that is our broadcast on a thursday night, thank you for joining us here. i'm brian williams, and a reminder, we're back on the air at 10:00 eastern. and we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. good night. >>> right now, remembering a chp officer killed in the line of duty. plus, a toddler in the fight of his life. a b

police in malaysia have put an end to a cross promotion involving a car wash and a massage parlor. >>> the tribe snap a losing skid, a pair of walk offs in extras and the yankee captain moves up in the all time hit list. plus the packers pull a fast one against the chicago bears. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> now that we've talked a little bit about your friday, want to take a look ahead into saturday. the start ahead for all of the big football games. your another cast straight ahead. you're watching "early today." buying this juicer online was unbelievable. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with half as many sheets. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. why use more when you can use less? bounty. the clean picker upper. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today.

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. >> reporter: kate, today in malaysia, smiling, composed, her head covered as she visited a mosque withwilliam. she said nothing, but privately, there photos published of kate, circulating on the internet. a spokesperson for the royals called it a grotesque and unjustifiable invasion of privacy, and moved quickly to file a lawsuit against the magazine. the magazine's editor called the reaction, disproportionate, saying that it was common around the world. but kate is not any woman. she is the wife of the future king of england, and this latest incident evokes painful memories. 16 years ago, prince william's mother, diana, died in a crash while being chased by the paparazzi. and tonight, the palace didn't hesitate to draw parallels, say it reminds them of the worst excesses of the press and paparazzi during the life of the princess of wales. this comes just weeks after photos surfaced over prince harry, more speculation on the royal family and the willingness to cater to it, no matter the -- no matter the cost. for the >> if there are places she feels that nobody can take photographs, an

itn reports from malaysia. >> reporter: the duchess of cam bridge kurts it for the grandeur of a state banquet. the focus has been on the less fortunate. earlier, the royal couple went to hospis for terminally ill children. this was a journey she wanted to make. this tour is once again showing the global fascination with william and kate. it's also giving them the opportunity to emphasize the issues that concern them the most. kate met a 15-year-old suffering from lieu chemothat so acute that according to his mother he gave up hope. he put off a blood transfusion to meet the duchess. >> she likes children. she would spend time with us because high position people they are very busy, but she spent time with us. >> reporter: in her first public speech on foreign soil, kate talked about a subject close to her heart. >> i have learned that delivering the best possible care to children is vital. providing children and their families with a place of support, care and enhancement at a time of great need is simply life changing. >> reporter: events here, so far, have been by inveighation only.

during their stop in malaysia they visited a hospice where catherine gave her first public speech outsidef the united kingdom. the topic was the importance of medical care for children. >> they got married in april, that is 16 months. >> stop it, i think that she was dehydrated from all that trouble. >> that is going to do it for the cbs 5 news at noon, have a great day everyone and we will see you

they are traveling from singapore to malaysia. speaking about the importance of specialized medical care for seriously ill children. prince william and kate visiting a number of commonwealth nations celebrating the queen'jubilees i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. mitt romney's position on women's health...it's dangerous. vo:mitt romney and paul ryan would get rid of planned parenthood funding. and allow employers to deny coverage for cancer screenings and birth control. we can't afford to let him take away our choices... to take away basic health h care. vo: both backed proposals to outlaw abortions...even in cases of rape and incest. i don't think that women's health issues have faced a crisis like this in decades. >> and final look at your outlook. a chance of showers late in b.k.. >> thank you for watching. we will see you tomorrow for goodmorning washington. the middle class is carrying a heavy load in america. but mitt roromney doesn't see it. under the romney plan, a middle class family will papay an average of u

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she spoke after she and prince william met children in a hospice in malaysia, and she used the speech to talk about the terminally ill. earlier, they visited a memorial of commonwealth casualties from the second world war in singapore. >> with the current conflict in the back of their minds, prince harry is in afghanistan, this was a moment for william and kate to remember a battle from the past. thousands of our british and allied troops lost their lives trying and failing to defend a singapore in 1942, when it fell to the japanese. churchill called it the largest capitulation in british history. >> when the british pulled out of singapore, it had a great impact on us. the local people felt let down, because we depend on the british to look up to them -- look after them. >> on another hot day in this peaceful setting, william and kate looked at just a few of the brave young and around their age who died here when that singapore was a british colony. william and kate are continuing 8a long royal tradition of honoring the military. this was led by an officer who, as king will be head o