an irishman michael holmes he wins the russian i've been by four strikes as the european tour returns to the country for the first time in five years. and mighty wings the full time event was back in moscow treating the packed crowd to another entertaining display of homemade aircrafts and human endeavor. but let's start with athletics after sprinting you saying bolt ran his fastest one hundred meters of the season at the last major tournament in london before the world championships in moscow the jamaican superstar made another spectacular entrance at the anniversary games as bolt returned to be limping stadium on a rocket but the twenty six year old wasn't the frosted out of the blocks though eventually at close the field in the closing stages of the race the six time olympic champion clocked nine point eight five seconds doesn't rule out another world record in moscow. he did much better already better maybe i don't know i believe this point where i need to work harder before it's going to be hard but i do want to do it to be where moscow is good hopefully to do that to get out the

michael holmes as how do you reconcile faith and science why i don't recognize belief in science i think belief is a cover up for insecurity you only believe in things that you're not sure it will hurt but faith is the willingness to step into the unknown and that in fact is the basis of science well said gate on facebook i'd like to know where he believes spirits go after death you believe something leaves your body i think the body leaves your spirit. the spirit is always there just like if this room was destroyed nothing would happen to the space but the room would lose its appearance so the spirit doesn't leave the body moves. making sense you know that the source of the source never goes in the woods just stops they do say what happens to the movie when the television set is destroyed not prince it's still there. maggie simian on facebook wants to know if you believe karma is god's justice no karma is a good line of. coma is just the consequence of our actions every action has a consequence in the few make choices says that our conscious what is called good government has nothing to

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michael holmes as how do you reconcile faith and science why i don't recognize belief in science i think belief is a cover up for insecurity you only believe in things that you're not sure it will hurt but faith is the willingness to step into the unknown and that in fact is the basis of science well said gate on facebook i'd like to know where he believes spirits go after death you believe something leaves your body i think the body leaves your spirit. the spirit is always there just like if this room was destroyed nothing would happen to the space but the room would lose its appearance so the spirit doesn't leave the body moves. making sense you know that the source of the source never goes anywhere it's just stops they do say what happens to the movie when the television set is destroyed not prince is still there. maggie simian on facebook wants to know if you believe karma is god's justice no curve is a good line of. coma is just the consequence of our actions every action has a consequence in the few make choices says that our conscious and you create what is called good move has no

. >> i'm michael holmes. the dutchess went into labor overnight. >> as you can imagine media has been outside the hospital and in some cases for up to a couple of weeks now just waiting and watching. our own royal correspondent max foster there. michael and i have been teasing you for weeks saying you probably feel like you're giving birth. >> it's the hottest day of the year in london too. you're hoping this comes soon as well. the queen is at bucking ham pha palace. she's probably not going to go. >> reporter: no. it's business as usual. she came into the hospital 6:00 a.m. local time. she's been in labor for more than 11 hours. this is fairly normal. we don't know how long it will last. she did say she wanted a natural birth. we're not expecting any c sections or anything like that but these things are never predictable. what we're waiting for is another official update. that doesn't come in the form of e-mails or press notes. it comes in a physical form. a palace aid appearing on the steps behind me with

. >> i'm michael holmes. we haven't seen the royal baby yet. crowds still waiting on the first appearance at st. marys hospital where he was born 24 hours ago. >> no mistaking the new member of the british royal family has arrived. that was the salute at the tower of london. tributes ring out across the uk welcoming the future king. thousands of people toasted the baby. buildings lit up in royal blue for the baby boy. >> the parents william and kate may leave the hospital and we'll see the baby. >> our royal correspondent max foster has been watching every moment of this outside st. mary's where he's been for days. we know kate's parents arrived for a visit earlier today. what did they say? >> they came about an hour ago and they went in. they were the first to visit the baby. the first to visit this new future heir and they're first grand child. they said a few words. hopefully we can listen to that now because carol spoke for the family. >> he's absolutely beautiful. they're both doing really well. >> how are the parents doing? >> fabulously.

. >> i'm michael holmes. right now major developments in egypt. none of them good news for the man elected president a year ago. >> we're talking about morsi, the one-year president who was pushed out of office. he's not been seen in public since is coup. most people think he's in hiding or being detained by the army. >> the judge ordered him to go to jail. 15 days on charges of spying and plotting with hamas in something that happened before he was even elected president. reza, give us a sense of where you are. i spoke to you an hour or so ago and there was a lot happening. what's going on there with the pro-demonstrators? >> reporter: still a lot of people out here, michael. the crowds are big and they continue to come here despite temperatures that are approaching 100 degrees. despite the fact many of these people are fasting for the holy month of ramadan. weave seen a lot of these duelling friday demonstrations between these two sides, supporters and protesters. these demonstrations look bigger. they feel much more intense. you get the impress

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i'm michael holmes. >> nice to be back. i was on a jury for a couple of days. >> doing your duty. >> talking about this, the only juror, this is to speak publicly about george zimmerman trial, just released the new statement. the woman known as juror b-37, she spoke earlier in exclusive interview with anderson cooper. >> she talks about her sympathy for trayvon martin's family and also reports she was indeed pursuing a book deal. was. she says this, quote, thank you for the opportunity to vent some of the anguish which has been in me since the trial began. for reason of my own i needed to speak alone. there will be no other interviews. my prayers are with all of those who influence and power to modify the laws that left me with no verdict option. other than not guilty in order to remain within the instructions. no other family should be forced to endure what the martin family has endured. she then also goes on to say, for the alleged book deal, there is not one at this time. there was an agreement with a literary agent to e

. >> and i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company today. first the horror on the tracks, spain reeling from one of the worst train crashes on the continent ever, certainly the last 60 years or so in spain. you got 80 passengers now confirmed dead after a train derailed. you had carriages snapped in half. >> security footage shows the train speeding around the bend, then look at that, unbelievable, puff of smoke, really a cloud of smoke flies off the tracks onto its side, slams into a concrete wall, absolutely tragic. >> translator: we heard a huge explosion. there were lots of people injured. we started to help the injured in that train car there, then we went to the other cars and that was shocking. indescribable. it was crazy. i was shocked. wounded people carrying children, there are no words to describe it. i was devastated. >> karl penhaul joins us live from santiago de compostela, spain. first of all the pictures are extraordinary. walk us through this. what actually happened? >> reporter: that cctv footage surveillance cameras, a few

i'm michael holmes. suzanne is off today. she will be back later in the week though. let's get straight to that interview that everyone is talking about, one of george zimmerman's jurors breaking her silence. she says she is convinced trayvon martin was the aggressor the night that zimmerman followed and later killed the unarmed teenager. this is an interview you will only see on cnn. juror b-37 as she is known spoke exclusively with our anderson cooper. >> let's talk about how you reached the verdict. when the closing argumen were done, rebuttal was done, you go into that jury room. what happened? >> well, the first day we went in we were trying to get ourself organized because there's no instructions on what you do, how you do it and when you do it. so we all decided we nominated a foreman, so she could have the voice and kind of run the show. if anybody gets so, you know, so everybody's not talking over everybody. if somebody starts talking, somebody else starts talking and then she would say, you know, stop. we got one person at a time. we got to do this. and so t

i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. suzanne has the day off today. >>> we begin in india for the second time in less than a week, children have been sickened by their school lunches. the latest case happened in the southwestern state of goa. 23 students in grades 3 through 5 got food poisoning. all of them treated at the hospital. thank goodness later released. across the country in bihar state, a much more serious case, of course, you remember, 23 children died after eating lunches tainted with pesticide. now, "reuters" reporting the chief investigator believes the oil used to cook the oil had been stored in a container previously used to store the insecticides. it's reported the tragedy hasn't sunk in for dozens of grieving families. >> reporter: unbearable agony for this young mother, still in a state of shock. she repeats her 5-year-old daughter's name over and over again. "why aren't you coming back" she asks? "why isn't anyone bringing her back?" she died after eating a free lunch in a government school on tuesday

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holmes, goes on trial next february. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> michael jackson's mother took the stand in the wrongful death lawsuit she filed against aeg live. it's the first time she's been a witness in a trial involving her son's death. she blames aeg live saying it was responsible for the doctor who gave propofol. lawyers say there is no way they could have known about the drug injections he was giving jackson. >>> a legal battle may be nearing the finish line. toyota is getting closer so settling $1 billion worth of lawsuits, filed after claims toyota cars were accelerating on their own. today, a california judge says he's approving a deal to settle hundreds of related lawsuits. >>> california's unemployment rate is going down, it decreased slightly from may to june and more than 2% over last year. california is improving at a faster rate than some other states, adding more than 30,000 jobs. more than any other state on a month over month basis. in june of 2012, only two states had unemployment rates higher than california, but this june, eight states had heighter rates. the downside is that ca

holmes norton of d.c. were among those -- wanda grant, a mother of oscar grant was also at the screening. he was the man shot by police. he's played by michaeljordan in the film. >> bill: have you seen the movie? >> i have not. >> bill: it is phenomenal. it is trayvon martin magnified. barbara lee, the true "fruitvale station" is in oakland. incredible. >> a shake-up in the evening network news ratings this week. "new york times" reporting for the first time since november of 2008, abc's "world news" with diane sawyer beat nbc nightly news with brian williams last night in the coveted 25 to 54 demographic only by 38,000 viewers. nbc still won in total viewers but still, a significant milestone for abc. >> it is good to be in the coveted bracket. just barely. [ laughter ] >> bill: i still can't believe that young people would turn to diane sawyer rather than -- >> i'm surprised young people are watching at all. >> bill: that's right. frightening. >> you want to expand? >> bill: no. >> we'll talk about it later. >> the royal baby is barely a week old and he's already got his nickname. prince charles has been toying around great britain accepti