>> hello, i'm mary king and i live in lambert and was part of the planting. we made a big mistake on the redwoods. i remember one of the department members said i without the possibility of parole plant those trees there. the one tree i was successful was to get a buff japanese maple planned. i would ask we continue to have japanese maples 34r57bd there are that the key thing about the presentation is that she hadn't been at the site. and anybody coming to that site it was teeny, tiny. we know about victorian houses. a lady rank our doorbell and we had a neighbor who would throw candies up on the roof. so i'm not 1 hundred present sure that property was used for the 'cause she said. we have a neighbor who sold their vejsz in a farmer's market on a small space near there. so if anybody has any questions call me. thanks >> thank you. >> hello, i'm trish. i live at one cottage row. i really appreciate mr. kernz presentation. i think it was debate and to her and on point. i think that there's a consensus among the cottage row residents that will support his viola

and through our instructors, economics professor mary king and working families party founder barbara of the -- what history of debt, what's going on with that, and what we can do -- find solutions here in oregon. and one of the solutions that we found was through the economic opportunity institute through john burbank, his pay it forward plan. >> and ariel, can you explain how that works? >> yeah. so basically the plan, just to give you an overview, is essentially oregon residents would be able to go to four-year public universities without taking out any debt. so they'd be able to go to universities tuition free. and then after they complete their degree, they'd agree to pay a fixed percentage of their adjusted growth income for a set number of years after graduation, it would go into this fund which would eventually become self-sustaining and be an student for a future student to participate in this program. >> and one of the cool things about it is that you don't take out a loan. when you get a job, you pay back 3% of your salary over the course of 30 years. but, of course, tracy,

king. max foster at st. mary's hospital where crowds are hoping for an appearance from the royal family and our kate bolduan is at buckingham palace. in the village of bucklebury, possibly one of the first stops for the royal couple. right now, celebrations echoing across london, as i told you, church bells are ringing, dozens of shots are being fired in salute to the new baby prince at the tower of london, 62 rounds are being fired. [ gun salutes ] [ gun salutes ] [ gun salutes ] >>> just to tell you what you're seeing here, 62 rounds being fired from the canons in honor of the prince being born. simultaneously in green park the troops unleashing 41 rounds and the bells of westminster abbey will ring for three hours in keeping with royal tradition. that's where they were married. kate bolduan joins us live from buckingham palace. can you hear it? >> i don't know how you can't hear it, carol. green park, as you mentioned, just one of the places, one of the locations where this ceremonial gun salute is happening and

anyway, it forms half of the clock tower wing of kensington palace, originally built for king edward and queen mary17th century. it was also occupied by the queen's sister, princess margaret. they're already baby-proofing the property. the entire $1.5 million renovation cost. wouldn't it be great if this happened to all new parents? it's being covered by british taxpayers. >>> still to come, racial profiling. some say that is what cost trayvon martin his life. we're going to ask police commissioner ray kelly if new york's controversial stop and frisk policy is exactly the same thing. >>> plus, al qaeda stages a coordinated attack, 500 inmates freed from prison. how did it happen? >>> and tonight's shoutout, an extremely close call. i've been waiting all day to show you this. a couple of divers off the california coast were surprised when they were nearly hit by two humpback whales. literally they were a few feet away from the whales as they broke the surface of the water in an attempt to get some fish. so, therefore, the shoutout tonight in my view goes to the whales for kindly not swallowing the d

king. all eyes, again, watching the doors of st. mary's hospital, where the new family could emerge at any time. the arrival of the prince of cambridge heralded around the world. london landmarks proclaim the news. famous mountains turned blue, as did niagara falls. landers celebrating as only they can. >> and make a toast to the new prince. >> we've been celebrating all evening. so, we've been out having champagne. >> reporter: new dad, prince william, now on a two-week paternity leave. he released a statement saying, quote, we couldn't be happier. >> it is an important moment in the life of our nation. but above all, it's a wonderful moment for a warm and loving couple. >> reporter: the royal couple will bring their bundle of joy home to kensington palace, where he will probably meet his great grandmother, the queen. it could be days or weeks until we find out the name. prince william's favorite soccer team opted for hrh, his royal highness, for this jersey. and the celebrations don't end there. there will be a 41-gun salute at green par

king. prince william and his lovely wife kate stepped out st. mary'sshow the world their son. >> he has a good pair of lungs, that's for sure. he is a big boy, quite heavy. we're still working on a name. we'll have that as soon as we can. probably a chance to catch up. got her looks thankfully. >> no. it is a special time, any parent sort of know what the feeling feels like. >> that gives you some indication listening to the chaos around them, what that kid's life is going to be life. i am not so sure i feel happy for him, given the fact that the british press, greg, you lived there, really they don't have any decorum at all, do they? >> yes. why did you come to me first on this? >> i thought it was great. they obviously adore one another and the baby is going to grow up happy, healthy. i don't like that everyone was yelling at them. i think this couple is feeling the love of the world coming towards them and it shows on their faces. it was a great moment, greg. >> no, i'm sorry, greg, i was just asking about the press. you lived there. >> i thought we

the future king or queen will be delivered in a section of st. mary's called the lindo wing. the hospital's website says rooms there are equipped with satellite tv, internet access and a refrigerator. an extensive wine list including champagne is offered to patients and visitors who want a little something to help them celebrate the new arrival. the child will be third in line to the throne after prince charles and prince william. earlier this year britain's parliament changed the laws of royal succession. now monarch's first born can inherent the crown whether it's a boy or a girl. royal baby hype grew during the pregnancy. now with the baby expected any minute, it's hit fever pitch. >> i think most people live in london are now starting to embrace the royal family and very excited for the new arrival. >> i'm a great believer in the monarchy. i always have been. it's very exciting for the country. >> speculation continues to fly over the baby's gender and the name they will choose. royal spokespersons say even the couple doesn't know whether the baby is a he or a she. >>> se

. >> no paparazzi here, but outside saint mary's hospital, photographers are camped out hoping to catch the first images of the first -- of the future king or queen of england. >> how could they not be excited? >> the baby's arrival is expected to pump $400 million into the reddish economy. customers are most impressed by kate's classiness and calm. >> she seems to be part of the royal family. >> amid the excitement of this new baby and in special times to come, there are poignant reminders of another young mother, the late princess diana. her fashion, people are fascinated with her family. >> that fascination revolves around the eternal question -- have you ever thought about being a princess? >> a lot. >> wayward girl question mark most of the british public is betting the baby will be a girl. the two most popular names are alexander and george. the new royal baby will be introduced for the first time in the same path. prince william was 31 years ago. most customers at that georgetown maternity shop say they believe the new arrival will be a girl. >> thank you. some encouraging news about nelson mandela. what one former leader is sayin

mary's hospital where the media and the world are anxiously awaiting the arrival of britain's next kingqueen, third in line. good morning. welcome to america's news headquarters. great to have you here. >> eric: hello, everyone. the dutchess

. >> mary williams and jane fonda coming up right now. >> there's a saying that dr. king had and he said it's always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we're only halfway to completely eliminate hunger. >> and by contributions from your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: it sounds like a fiction story. a teenager struggling with the harsh reality of a difficult upbringing. she spent some time at a summer camp. she changed the young girl's life for the better. that's what happened to one mary williams and the woman she considers her second mother, jane fonda. mary ice written a memoir about the physical trauma and her efforts to find her place many the world. the book is called "the lost daughter." i'm honored to have you on the program. >> i'm honored to be here. tavis: and jane fonda, thank you for being here. >> big fan of yours. tavis: given that your story is so unique from what most black girls will ever encounter, what you hope what you wanted or want the takeaway to be

mary's hospital in london cheered at the first sight of the future king. >> i don't know if i will ever that opportunity again. >> of course, prince william and kate had vip visitors, grandparents of william and the middletons. >> prince william is on a two week paternity leave from his military duties. >> exciting >> congratulations. >> all of great britain is still celebrating. bells rang, and there were two gun salutes for the new heir, but there is still one question, what is his maim? >> we're still working on a name. >> the couple took their little boy home and it could be days before we know his name. >> reporter: there has been a history of delayed name esiason for royals. when william was born, it was a week before the public learned his name. the case of prince charles, his name was a mystery for a month. in london, i am alfonso van marsh kpix 5. >> prince william also had a little fun. he poked fun saying his eight pound six ounce son already has way more hair than he does and he also joked about the baby being a little light. >> i'll remind him of it when he is a bit older.

king. neal for god's sake. (trumpet fanfare). this blessed news. it came after a long day of awaiting word from st. mary'sital as the royal lad seemingly prolonging labor, perhaps sensing that this was the only kind of labor that he would ever be involved in. we will have full team coverage on this tomorrow night. but let me just give you a little taste of what currently is out there. >> this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british roy

king or queen of england. media crammed outside st. mary's hospital in london for the big event.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 speaking to the telegraph, her due date is today. we have all been here for no reason for a week. i don't know what to say about this. we haven't been able to confirm it. the palace is not saying anything. if she is due today, we could be here longer. >> kate baby alert on my cell phone here. i check it every second. >> you do not. >> i am. max, don't believe her. i'm checking it every single

mary's hospital. this is no ordinary delivery. we're talking about a future king or queen of england. so, there are a set of protocols they will be following. the first announcement is when the duchess has been admitted to the hospital. the second announcement will be the birth announcement. and the third announcement will be when the duchess and the baby leave the hospital the day following the delivery. the birth itself will be announced on a creamy buckingham palace head of paper. the baby will be delivered by the queen's royal combigynecolo. the announcement will be delivered to a waiting driver, and driven to buckingham palace to be posted on the gate. we will know the sex of the child, as well as the weight. most likely not the name yet. and like the late princess diana, kate has chosen the lindo wing at st. mary's, in the private suite, likely to cost up to $15,000. this royal baby will only be the second future monarch to be born in a hospital, following his father, prince william. his or her father. and kate isn't too posh to push. she is hoping for a natural delivery. not pl

king. neal for god's sake. (trumpet fanfare). this blessed news. it came after a long day of awaiting word from st. mary's hospital as the royal lad seemingly prolonging labor, perhaps sensing that this was the only kind of labor that he would ever be involved in. we will have full team coverage on this tomorrow night. but let me just give you a little taste of what currently is out there. >> this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british royal family history that have panicked over not being able to deliver a boy. here we are. kate did it first time. >> john: what? what? you are aware that she is married to prince william and not carl drogo, aren't you? what would your response have been if it had been a girl? dam nation upon your cursed woman. she produced a baby of the weaker sex. all that tomorrow. all that tomorrow. but first, from news of birth overseas to news of death back here in the u.s. >> it has been long feared. this morning it is reality in detroit. the motor city filed for chapter 9 protection yesterday. >> mo town is singing the blues. town tonight is no town. am

king. neal for god's sake. (trumpet fanfare). this blessed news. it came after a long day of awaiting word from st. mary's hospital as the royal lad seemingly prolonging labor, perhaps sensing that this was the only kind of labor that he would ever be involved in. we will have full team coverage on this tomorrow night. but let me just give you a little taste of what currently is out there. >> this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british royal family history that have panicked over not being able to deliver a boy. here we are. kate did it first time. >> john: what? what? you are aware that she is married to prince william and not carl drogo, aren't you? what would your response have been if it had been a girl? dam nation upon your cursed woman. she produced a baby of the weaker sex. all that tomorrow. all that tomorrow. but first, from news of birth overseas to news of death back here in the u.s. >> it has been long feared. this morning it is reality in detroit. the motor city filed for chapter 9 protection yesterday. >> mo town is singing the blues. town tonight is no town.

king's name will be. nbc's chris jansing has more outside st. mary'sl in london where the new family of -- the new family is said to be resting comfortably. chris? >> reporter: good evening, ari. in what was a very modern decision by the royal family's standards at least, prince william is spending the night tonight with kate and their new baby. it is a big boy, almost 8 1/2 pounds. he is the new prince of cambridge, the first in almost 200 years. and i think the royal couple really reflected the feelings of a lot of people when they issued a brief statement tonight saying "we could not be happier." the cheers echoed across the grounds of buckingham palace. >> it's a boy! >> reporter: a boy born at 4:24 p.m., eight pounds six ounces. the official word came from st. mary's hospital, carried by car to buckingham palace, where it was posted on an easel that once announced prince william's birth. >> oye, oye! >> reporter: from town cryers to towers, unique celebrations because what had been dubbed the great kate wait was finally over. >> congratulations. >

last week, a group of dreamers delivered cantaloupes to king's office but did not get a chance to talk to him. mary is one of those. she is an organizers with united we dream. it's good to see you. good morning. >> good morning, chris. thanks for having me on the show. >> you didn't get a chance to meet with congressman king. what did you want to say to him? >> we wanted to let him know that we, as students, are really hard working. we go to school. we contribute to this economy, as do our parents, and that, therefore, the comments he was making about us being drug smugglers is outrageous and absurd and unnecessary. >> what went through your mind when you heard those comments? >> i was really taken aback. i think it's a shame that a u.s. congressman is criminalizing an entire community and i think it's completely out of line. and, again, i just think they are completely outrageous and it's shameful to be honest. >> he has never apologized and doubled down saying he is offering an objective analysis. how much do you think those views are shared, particularly in the halls of congress where votes will

king george iii's grandchildren. duchess kate expected to give birth at st. mary's hospital, the same police princess diana gave birth to william. a big story, gambling over there on everything from the name to the date. >> 5:21 right now. the new and improved twinkie. we'll tell you what will be different when the snack food is returning to store shelves this week. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> welcome back everyone. a live look outside overlooking the south bay. the sun coming up over the bay area making way for a nice summer day. we'll have a look at your forecast in just a bit. 5:23 right now. the second annual course of the force starts at george lucas's skywalker ranch. the eight-day star wars themed relay run will end in san diego two days before c

mary williams and the mother she calls jane fonda. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there's a saying that dr. king "there's always a right time to do the right thing." i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we're only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. and walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. % % . >>> hello and welcome. this week we are downtown in san jose in quilts and textiles. we will get the low down, apparently yarn not just for sweaters anymore. we will also meet gallagard who went to sea at 13 and spent more than 30 years in the rein marines before putting his -- whether she's painting, sculpting or making her own paper she brings her special passion and fire to everything she touches. and finally we will meet another woman who's meeting up the art world. annie morehouser. known around the world as annie glass, the

mary's hospital where the media and the world are anxiously awaiting the arrival of britain's next king or queen, third in line. good morning. welcome to america's news headquarters. great to have you here. >> eric: hello, everyone. the dutchess of cambridge was due to give birth last week. but now insiders are saying that kate middleton's mother among them, are suggesting that the baby may arrive for days from now. we go live outside st. mary's hospital in london. any sign, smoke signal, anything that the baby is about to be due? >> reporter: no. no. there isn't, eric and jamie. great to see you again. we talked a lot about the due date being mid-july. kate herself even suggested once when she was online that it was mid-july. but sometimes the first-time moms are anxious to have the baby and they sort of speak as if it's going to happen really soon. i would be inclined to go with her mother's date, towards the end of july. it would have been nice if they told us this last week. when she does go into labor, she will be taken to this hospital. there are a lot of ways to get into the buil

king is third in line to the throne. of course, that is after his grandfather, prince charles and his father prince william. anne-marie. >> alphonso, before we go, you gave us a list of the top names,ed in idea what we will find out what the names that the parents pick? >> reporter: it's a little bit of mystery, according to tradition, the name isn't immediately announced. let's take, for example, when william was born, it was a week before we knew the name. and prince charles' name, well, it was a mystery for a month before it was known to the world. we'll just wait and see, anne-marie. >> a month, i don't think royal watchers can wait that long. alphonso van marsh, thank you. >>> this is the second day of pope francis' weak-long visit to brazil. it's the second trip since becoming pope. francis served as archbishop of buenos aires before his election. but the trip got off to a bumpy start. francis' driver made a wrong turn creating a nightmare for the security detail. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: crowds cheered as the pope arrived in rio de janeiro. the argentinean pope is back in latin america to celebrate wo

mary matalin and robert king are here supporting me. most of my professional life has and devoted to public service. joined theating, i district attorney's office. federal prosecutor and over the next 16 years, i worked with various components of the department of justice. of 2010, i have served as the inspector general fa.fh i believe that my spirits is make me well served to be the inspector general the department of state. notably, while the department of justice, i served for four years as the executive director for the national preterm and fraud task force. i supervise an investigation of forecution of individuals corruption related to the war and the reconstruction effort in afghanistan. i worked with the inspector general for iraq and the reconstruction. plus the office of the inspector general. my service as the fhfa inspector general demonstrates that i have the skill to manage and agency with significant responsibilities and resources. appreciation deep for the role of inspector general and agency and the role of vigorous and

mary's hospital. and if you're listening in. we're getting hopefully our first look at future king. william and kate expected to make an appearance. the frosted glass in the door so it's hard to see what's happening in a small non-frosted area. kind of looking through and i'm listening in. that's what we're looking at, literally two doors, a couple people came through and got wildly cheered, may have been random citizens so lucky them so you should often cheer random citizens, why nomt not. they are probably good people, too. all right. we are waiting again, i'm sure the whole world is waiting. here we go. doors are reopening, and there they are. letting you listen in to the cheers and try to give you a feel of the moment, william and kate beaming, future king in hand. it almost looks like the baby just tried to wave. stuck his hand up in a royal shake. >> wow, the new parents obviously beaming as all new parents do. it's the most special time in anybody's life. the gentle handover from kate to william. dad, be careful. i've been there, and that is a tense moment, folks. first time

mary's hospital in paddington. a short time ago, we got our first glimpse of future king aspirins william and catherine presented theirhe world. walking down the same iconic stairs where we saw charles and diana introduce prince william 31 years ago. after a rousing applause from the crowd, the duke and duchess answered a few questions from the media. here is how that moment unfolded in its entirety. >> well, he's got a good pair of lungs on him. that's for sure. he's a big boy. he's quite heavy. but we're still working on a name. we'll have that as soon as we can. but it's the first time we've seen him really so a proper chance to catch up. [ inaudible question ] >> very emotion. >> yes, it's very emotional. such a special time. i think any parent knows what this feeling feels li

the future king or queen is said to be born in a private wing in st. mary's hospital in london where prince william is said to be born 35 years ago. >>> sending people out on the streets. latest information from the fire investigator next. >>> police in oakland, police and demonstrators clash following that not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial. >>> smoke and flames sent people running from their beds in san mateo. what we've learned about a three-alarm fire, next. >>> plus a not guilty verdict in florida leads to an outrage on the streets of oakland. we take a look at the aftermath of the george zimmerman acquittal, just ahead. >>> a blood drive at baggage claim. we'll tell you how sfo is giving back in the wake of last week's asiana air crash. >>> some cooler temperatures to start off the work week. i'll have your forecast coming up. >>> this camera looking at the san mateo bridge just started to shake. i wanted to show you the slowdown with the heavier flow more than expected. we'll talk about both coming up. >>> right now we look at the flow ac

mary's hospital, where the duchess of cambridge is expected to deliver. more photographers staked out positions today to capture the first images of the future king or queen of england. the baby is due any day. that's welcome news on a number of fronts. proceeds from tourism and product sales related to the birth are expected to pump nearly $400 million into the british economy. 90 million alone is expected to be spent on champagne purchases to toast the new baby's birth. so, londoners clearly have a lot to celebrate these past few years from the royal wedding, to the wimbledon championship for andy murray, to the queen jubilee and now the new baby. baby-related items are flying off the shop. among those buying, this woman said that she's already spent thousands of dollars preordering merchandise. >> everybody loves will and kate. and now they're having a baby. so, how could they not be excited about it? >> reporter: he spent dozens of hours singing his praises to a future monarch. indeed the entire world is ready for the royal baby, including local economists who predicted that $400 million in tourism sales will increase tenfold once we have a gender, na

mary's hospital in london as the world waits for its first royal glimpse of the future king. but first, what is the king's name? we're live on the grounds in london. we will speculate. could it be brian? might it be steve? could it be cluber? "fox & friends" starts right now. >>steve: clubber? >>gretchen: i cannot think of the tune in my head right now. scary. >>brian: really? i heard it. ♪ >>steve: welcome aboard. >>gretchen: stu's out of the shower. he's right over there. i'm also glad to know you didn't suggest the king should be named gretchen. thought you were going there. brian? steve? clubber. >>brian: good to know it's a boy. now the big question is when do we free maccallum. >>gretchen: i was hoping it was a girl. so was my daughter. >>steve: it's a boy. if they name him george, will he be boy george. >>gretchen: that would be the reason not to name him -- >>brian: i don't think he wears those outfits anymore. >>gretchen: james is at the top of the list but martha mccollum will let us know what the latest odds makers are saying. we are at la guardia airport where thi

mary's hospital to introduce britain's future king. >> he's a big boy, we're still working on a name.ter: william already a doting father. >> he's got her looks thankfully. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: a tender gesture. welcomed by the hundreds of adoring fans waiting outside the private hospital wing. >> i'll remind him of his tardiness when he's older. i know how long you've all sat out here. >> reporter: it was a photo-op made for the history books, so much like prince william's debut back in 1982, as the wait got longer and longer the anticipation grew and so did the crowds, the media all camped out, everyone trying to catch that first glimpse of the new prince. >> everybody back behind the barriers, please. >> reporter: police monitored the excited public crammed on the sidewalks lining the hospital where prime viewing spots behind the barricades were a priceless commodity. at this point you've been here so long you might as well stick it out. >> absolutely. even though i'm dying to go to the loo but never mind. >> reporter: across the city, crowds still big at buckingham palace.

. >>> the world has seen the future king of england, prince william and his wife kate showed off their newborn son outside st. mary'sospital in central london. here is the proud father. >> he's got a good pair of lungs on him for sure. he's a big boy, quite heavy. we're still working on a name, so we'll have that as soon as we can. first time we have seen him really, have a proper chance to catch up. >> no name yet. >>> another sexting scandal for anthony weiner. press conference just wrapped up. this time his wife is speaking out. we will bring that to you. >>> first, a live look from wfld, fox affiliate in chicago, the skyline there. the big story there, massachusetts governor deval patrick in town to settle a bet made with pat quinn on stanley cup finals by volunteering at a food bank. >>> and a wave warning issued for lake michigan, they expect waves ten feet and higher. doesn't look bad now. that's tonight's look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. my mantra? always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only undera

mary's hospital in london awaiting the birth of a future king or queen of england.te middleton and prince william arrived at the hospital's private wing in the early morning hours without a police escort, sneaking in through a side door. kate is in labor and the couple's spokesman says things are progressing as normal. prince charles, about to become a grandfather, talked about the new baby with a young royal fan. >> thank you very much. i'll see that i can do. patti ann: amy kellogg is live in london now. hi, amy. what is the latest? >> what i have to say, it seems that the way to get information out of the royal family is to send a little child to ask some questions because they do seem to respond and they do seem to answer. in any event, we figure it's about hour 11 of labor for the duchess of cambridge and that is right about the average time that it takes the first baby to arrive in a natural birth but we don't know anything more than that. we know that the kensington palace press office has set up a mobile office behind us in the wing of st. mary's hospital bu

just lost it moments ago of saint mary hospital now just after 5 in the morning local time. here's nick. >> 4:24 p.m. july 22. moment the future king entered the world. about future king. >> great kate wait finally over. whole country erupted in joy. >> we have king in waist. >> celebrating all evening. we have been out having champagne. >> no champagne for kate. 10 hours of labor william by her side the entire time. >> official announcement filled with pomp and tradition. her doctor signed a paper on palace letter head police escorted the paper to the palace and placed on easel not used in 31 years @íd shown off to the public. william later released a statement saying quote we couldn't be happier. >> the first time since the day of queen victoria when there will be 3 direct heir alive at the same time. >> may we see. >>reporter: kate delivered in the same oh, s where the mother inlaw she never met introduced the world to william. kate will bring glamor to royal motherhood not seen since dian diana. after month of focus on the bump now it's on kate the mum. >> she is pretty secure in herself. very secure family set up. i don't thin

king or queen could be soon. >> by the end of the week he or she will be there. [ laughter ] >> reporter: kate is expected to give birth in the private wing of saint mary's hospital here in central london but just when that will happen is still anybody's guess. >> next week. >> when do we think the baby will come? >> no idea. >> who knows? it's her first baby so they tend to be late. >> reporter: outside the hospital a dancing teddy and this look-alike uncle prince harry say whatever the due date, it's time to party. >> teach that little kid so many different skills. i'm going to play operation and mousetrap with him. >> reporter: it's not time for games inside the hospital. employees are all about getting ready for the royal arrival. >> it's unclear where kate is now but some reports say she is at her family home in buckle berry about an hour outside london. >>> there's movement in the u.s. toward ending the fight about filibusters. both sides are discussing a plan to have prompt confirmation to executive branch apointees. republicans would still have the right to filibuster future appointments. >>> a new report says the proposed keystone xcel pipeline

mary mentioned the idea that barack obama was going to be the saviour. that's consistent with the notion that king or malcolm was a saviour, and maybe ella baker can be the saviour. but that mentality of leadership and politics is centering around individuals as opposed to collectives and communities comd movement buildings and organization, and i'm always struck, when i speak to young audiences, struck by the way cartoons and popular culture for children prepare us for that because there's always a single solitary hero that comes in and saves somebody, usually saving a womanment so there's that idea of a hero as leader and saviour, and we mature and we still have that very immature view of politics. i wanted to pick up on what you said about the kinds of positions that people take. i actually was born in detroit the year that rosa parks came to detroit, and so my political awakening was in the context of the detroit rebellion in 1967. i new kenny cockerill, and all of the struggles as a teenager that i watched unfold in detroit, and i think we'd be remiss not a to mention the state of detroit tod

mary's here behind me, and then walked down those now very famous steps and presented their son to the world. proud parents william and kate with their day-old son. the future king's first royal wave on the steps of the hospital. >> well, he's got a good pair of lungs on him, that's for sure. he's a big boy. he's quite heavy. we're still working on the name. >> reporter: in a carefully choreographed hand-off, william holds his baby boy. look closely, one lip reader telling us kate asking william, got him, and, mind his head, their private family moment shared with the public. >> very emotional. >> yes. very emotional. it's such a special time. i think any parent, i think, will probably will sort of know what this feeling is like. >> very special. >> reporter: the couple at ease with their new son, and each other. his hand resting lightly on her back. >> he's got her looks, thankfully. >> no, no. even joking about baby cambridge's head of hair. >> he's got way more than me, thank god. >> reporter: a different scene from william's debut 31 years ago. his father in a suit. mother and father standing formally apart. so different from the relaxed couple today. william'

king. >> reporter: the prime minister led the country in congratulating william and kate. >> wonderful news from st. mary's paddington. i'm sure that right across the country and indeed right across the commonwealth, people will be celebrating and wishing the royal couple well. it is an important moment in the life of our nation, but i suppose above all it's a wonderful moment for a warm and loving couple who got a brand new baby boy. >> reporter: the prince of wales in yorkshire this evening appeared unaware of his grandson's arrival some hours earlier. >> any news yet, sir? no. you'll hear before i do i suspect. >> reporter: he later issued a statement saying he was a very proud grandfather. back at the hospital, the doctors who treated the duchess appeared well pleased with their work. >> a beautiful baby. very happy for them all. >> reporter: he's happy. the crowds are happy. buckingham palace say the queen and duke of edinboro are delighted and the duke of came ridge at his wife's bedside issued a statement saying the new parents could not be >> suarez: still to come on the newshour, the challenges to