now, pippa wears the crown as the most harassed middleton.t britain's daily mail, cities inundated with offers of the latest pippa snaps. >> she goes to get coffee, goes back into her house. you get 300, 400 pieces of mail a day. there's no reason to -- there's no justification for using them. >> there may not be a need but there's an appetite. if you know where to look, you can find pippa bundling up, popping out for a bite, shopping, whatever. her lawyers say she's taken it in her stride. but now she's acted out of desperation after serious stress and anxiety at the relentless pursuit. now, i spoke to one of the photographers at one of the agencies this morning. he didn't want to be identified. i said, is this going to change things? he said not really. she's on public -- she's in the public eye. she's public property and fair game. >> i was wondering that too. thank you, charlie. royals contributor victoria arbiter is here to weigh in on pippa and the paparazzi. >> good morning. >> it started with pippa's butt which i never thought was so

nick watt has the details. >> reporter: pippa walking along a street. pippa carrying groceries.orgeous today. >> reporter: whatever she does is snapped by her own pack of paparazzi. just a year ago, nobody knew who she was. her big sister married a prince, she flirted with harry. and pippa's was the derriere that launched a thousand ships. she's milking it with a socialite lifestyle and a book in the work. >> there must be nine or ten agencies outside the door every day. she goes to get coffee, back into her house. you get about 300 to 400 pictures a day. >> reporter: tabloids print very few. they're not that exciting. she's mostly walking along looking vaguely pretty. and there's a sensitivity ever since diana was killed in that paris tunnel, chased by paparazzi on motorcycles. >> you could not get away with hounding kate, i think in the way that perhaps pippa has been hounded. >> reporter: because pippa's once removed. and is in a way, providing a service by taking heat off her sister. >> it's no coincidence that pippa seems to be the one in the limelight whilst the new duches

tabloid editors say they get about 400 pippa pictures every day.oyal watchers say the party planners should tread camely with the media, especially since she has a book coming out later this year. >> she's going to have to meet the press later. she's going to have to be careful how she plays this game to avoid backlash. >> reporter: although few believe tabloids would ever turn on her royal highness they affectionately dubbed her royal hotness. >> they warned them to stop using them or face a possible lawsuit. >> you just told me something. she's not wearing a hat. it's called a fascinator. >> you should know about that with the wedding. they were talking about it. i assume you weren't paying attention, mr. carter. >> no. >>> dozens of dead animals found stuffed in a freezer. this biza,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up right now on wjz eyewitness news at 6:00. gruesome discovery. dozens of dead animals found inside a howard county home. who police want to question about it tonight. >>> do the dollars make sense? find out what governor o'malley could

tabloid editors say they get about 400 pippa pictures every day. royal followers say they should tread carefully with the media, especially since she has a book coming out later this year. >> she's going to need that press when she comes out with the book. so she needs to be careful to avoid a backlash. >> reporter: although few believe tabloids would turn on the royal relative they affectionately dubbed, her royal hotness. >> the lawyers sent a letter warning them to stop using them or face a possible lawsuit. >>> millions of americans will have to answer questions about wikipedia. >> the website is going to the extreme measures to protest a bill before congress. this is what you will see when you log onto the internet encyclopedia today. at issue, two bills intended to this. users can download copyrighted material. past search engines would be prevented from linking to the site. officials at google are applauding wikipedia's move and have blacked out its logo in support. wikipedia says it goes to censureship and blocks the basic first amendment r

protests in warsaw so now the public is more aware of this agreement and with the anti soap and anti pippa momentum behind them could act as still be changed or stopped joining me from our studio in new york is adam clarke asked as blogger at the atlantic wire and i want to thank you for joining us tonight if you can first give us a little refresher as to what exactly it is in act that should make us so worried now we know that of course there have been some drafts of it that have been leaked online we don't know the exact language of whatever the final bill is but you know it's raised concerns for reasons. you know thanks for having me on the same kinds of concerns that people have about. there's a was the one they had about soap and about pippa about how the bill sort of holds internet service writers responsible for cause or that they're hosting and. provisions in it that could publish those eyes piece for websites that begin. that is kind of a lot of people believe that that's the beginning of censorship online and closing down the open and that's the big thing that people are concerne

law and i think that what we find now especially once we saw what happened with the protest against pippa is that the u.s. public does want to be more a part of these conversations because at the end of the day of yet another something that we all use it it's something that we're all part of. yeah i definitely think that you know the protests verses against and. hit by a show that the u.s. want to become a part of it but you know at the same time when president obama signed actor last year we didn't see thousands of americans take to the streets the way that we're seeing in warsaw now so what do you think of that is it because we just didn't know enough about it and we see some more of the. the momentum that's transferring over to europe or is it just kind of a different ballgame in europe where people actually go out and protest against you know a copyright agreement. i think what we're seeing now is sort of a watershed moment for american people realizing that. copyright law that was written a hundred years ago doesn't necessarily apply to the internet age you know there are organizatio

. >> pippa is threatening to get a court order to stop photographers from hounding her. royal watchers say the 28-year- old party planner should tread carefully with the media especially since she has a book coming out later this year. >> you need the press at that point so she's going to have to be careful because you need to avoid a backlash. >> freelance photographers say they don't care what pippa's lawyers say, if she's in public view, she's public property but they have sent out letters to agencies to stop using them. >> i think people buy books without the media following the authors around. >>> war tails tells the story of the tuskegee airmen during world war ii. >> red tails is the true story of the legendary tuskegee airmen of world war ii. facing segregation and racism, the first squadrant of african- american pilots won metal after medal for bravery. >> rapper neoplace an airman and said this story was barely mentioned in school. >> first african-american fighter pilots in the u.s. air force. so, adolf hitler -- pretty much all they gave you. >> terrence howa

>> i like pippa because it reminds me of the hot british lady. >> okay we will go with pippa.t forces paypal and others to pull their services from those hosting pie retted material. -- pirated material. all of it can be done without due process. they can shut down websites and domains without letting them defend themselves in court. >> it is like les-miserales. >> ♪ falling from grace ♪ falling from grace ♪ it is the same tune as stars ♪ ♪ but a different song ♪? the la bretto ♪ >> do you want to join in, rick? >> i absolutely do not. >> i saw you humming oolg. -- humming along. >> you know the words. this is the straightest show on tv. you said some people are opposed to these bills because they ruined their daily activities and they are web surfing or blogging. i don't see that is true. the stuff dana and i were talking about, it is what dana mentioned about how they can set up the websites. the bills allow the government to block the internet access to any website that facilitates, copyright or trademark infringe ment's. you can have a link on your website, and you can hav

pippa middleton, her hot sister. she's doing a lot of working out, jill, radio iight?r with the hot backside, that was the headline, pippa's rear, her butt. people wonder how she gets in shape. she completed a triathlon in june and two weeks later, a cross-race triathlon followed by a 30-mile hike. that's 6,000 calories, she burned off 12 meals. >> and almost two pounds of weight loss. >> she does pilates as well which helps you shape not only your backside but other muscle parts. >> she's a major athlete and eats a lot of fish which of course is great for your heart and great for your brain and i always encourage people to eat at least three fish meals per week. >> kim kardashian known for her beautiful curves. she's lost a little weight recently but kept the curves. she's petite, 5'2". >> she's single, been under a lot of stress and travels a lot. so she does work with a celebrity trainer a couple of hours a week for an hour at a time and concentrates on four muscle groups and maximizes her time. her trainer says she doesn't even take water breaks. >> and joy, quickl

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will win column after all harry reid was just on meet the press last sunday extolling the virtues of pippa as a job creating bill and he's not the only one the thinking is we'll see senator chuck schumer pick a sponsor also took to twitter to tell opponents that congress is in fact paying attention to its constituents tweet it you've been hurt it has been pulled so we can find a better solution and we should note that pippa sisters bill sr bill sopa has also been tabled by congressman lamar smith all i can say is holy cow congress is actually listened to with constituents for once after months of growing public outcry opposition from almost every tech company and embarrassing house judiciary committee hearing and the white house coming out against to harry reid was still dead set on voting on this bill so this is just proof of the protests by thousands of websites on january eighteenth successfully made their point the protect ip and so are not the answers to concerns about music and movie piracy but it's not just really that surprised us in fact last night in the debate all four of the re

their same as the one they had about so open about pippa about how the bill sort of holds internet service writers responsible for costs of that their hosting and the provisions in it that could publish those eyes piece for websites that begin. that is kind of a lot of people believe that that's the beginning of censorship online and closing down the open and that's the big thing that people are concerned about the second thing and i think the one that's a little more. pressure than maybe is the fact that this has been going on for a long time this bill is like you said happening behind closed doors obama had the agreement signed last year and when he he did it he did it without the need for congressional approval because he said was operating within existing u.s. law and i think that what we find now especially once we saw what happened with the protest against open pippa is that the u.s. public does want to be more a part of these conversations because at the end of the day of yet another something that we all use it it's something that we're all part of. yeah i definitely think that you

it you've been hurt people has been polled so we can find a better solution and we should note that pippa sisters bill sr bill sopa has also been tabled by congressman lamar smith now all i can say is holy cow congress has actually listened. to its constituents for once after months of growing public outcry opposition from almost every tech company and embarrassing house judiciary committee hearing and the white house coming out against the harry reid was still dead set on voting on this bill so this is just proof of the protests by thousands of websites on january eighteenth successfully made their point the protect ip and sopa are not the answers to concerns about music and piracy but it's not just me that surprised us in fact last night in the debate all four of the republican presidential candidates also expressed opposition to the bills. well i favor freedom. and i think that if you you know i think you will have more first we have copyright law if any company finds that it is genuinely been infringed upon it has the right to sue for but the idea that we're going to preemptively have

kardashian's marriage egyptian revolution occupy wall street ♪ ♪ nba lockout don't even get me started on pippaing mind ♪ ♪ an additional thing that happened in 2011 spiderman on broadway ♪ ♪ kim's phony marriage civil unrest in egypt occupy wall street ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ thank god they resolved that lockout pippa's butt was fantastic ♪ ♪ hey, remember rick perry ate that corn dog? ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ and charlie sheen lost his freaking mind ♪ ♪ one other thing that happened in 2011 no more bin laden spiderman on broadway ♪ ♪ i mean, they were only married for 72 days egyptian revolution occupy wall street ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ nba lockout i got up at 5 a.m. to watch it is that right? ♪ ♪ look how handsome mitt romney is ♪ ♪ and charlie sheen lost his freaking mind ♪ ♪ an additional thing that happened in 2011 debt ceiling crisis we finally got bin laden ♪ ♪ weirdest musical ever honestly it's like they didn't even try to make their marriage work ♪ ♪ craziness in egypt occupy wall street ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ nba lockout it was like a fairy tale come true ♪ ♪ thank god trumps not running ♪ ♪ and charlie sheen

kate's sister pippa for stealing the bride's big scene. >> who walks down the aisle first, but p.m.,of her from behind and it was like, look at that wagon she's dragging and the caboose on that gal. >> she got a lot of attention for her derriere in that dress and rightfully so. >> now all these people are getting butt implants to look like -- not kate, but somebody else. >> the queen? >> no. maybe if you're into that kind of thing? i don't know. >> worst hat that looked like a science project. >> the hat was crazy. it was. >> back in the states. they were in short supply as trials dominated the news. >> dr. conrad murray was treating michael jackson when he died. now the doctor is locked up, found guilty of inwill have unary manslaughter. >> we, the jury, in the abo above-entitled action find the defendant, conrad robert murray guilty and sentenced to 48 months. >> best american student freed from an italian prison after being jailed for four years, amanda knox. >> knox, amanda, is free. >> there aren't that many stories when you see people from all over the world so curious. >> stil

seven million americans signed google's petition to block considers of pippa. hundreds of thousands of americans called the congress. in all, in just one day more than 15 million americans communicated with the congress and urged it to reject the hollywood proposal to censor and censure the internet. the 15 million americans that took action, who signed the petitions, who provided their e-mail addresses, zip code and a desire to be informed, they are now going to be watching us like never before. the 15 million that looked up and spoke, they're not faceless and they're not anonymous. they are people like francis stewart of maryland, nancy linton of oregon and debbie hernz from connecticut and john jewette of colorado who gave their names to web sites around the country. they are joined by millions of americans raising concerns for months before last week's web blackout and support the filibuster that i announced here in the united states senate, mr. president, almost a year and a half ago. these 15 million citizen activists were not the only ones saying the pro

we'll tell you about the exclusive resort kate middleton jetted off to with her sister pippa and parentsed any day now. not everyone on the island is necessarily happy about it. >> we knew prince albert was in a can. >> all right. also ahead, when you're dating don't you wish you could get inside a guy's head, find out what he's really thinking? not just dating. when you're married. >> just for any purpose. we'll get dating advice from jake, the author of glamour magazine's long-running dating advice column written from the male perspective. jake is anonymous. we'll get inside his head today. >> will we see him? >> no. but we'll hear from him. >> how's that for a tease? >> it is awards season. eat this not that author david zinczenko is here with the leading nominees for the best for your diet supermarket choices. what are you calling them, dave? what's the name? >> "eat this not that" awards. >> that's catchy. nice. >> how about the supermarketies. >> the superies. >> he'll have something catchy. >> it will be hard to top gluten-free willy. >> there were other doozies. >> i'm sure he ha

. >>> coming up royal relatives of pippa middleton fighting back against the paparazzi, but what can you do? >>> next why 2 million residents in our area might soon be paying more for our water. >>> first we take you out to the outdoor amphitheater, the best in the world, according to old star, no. 1 the dte energy music theater formerly known as the pine knob outside detroit well known to our good friend lesli. writ rocks in denver came in second and the wolf trap in vienna no. 3 in the whole world. no. world. we'll be right back. >>> we have a consumer alert if you live in montgomery or prince george's county your water bill could be going up. the washington post reports the washington suburban sanitary commission is asking for a 7.5% rate hike for water and sewer fees. that amounts to $5 a month for most customers. that increase is not as bad as it could have been. both counties approved an increase for up to 8.5%. >>> nam gas futures tumbled to their lowest level -- natural gas futures tumbled to their lowest levels in a decade. the average for a household bill will be about $670

i think if these two bills, the alternative bill, sopa and pippa were passed in their former -- they would do a great deal of damage. >> host: chris dodd is the head of the motion picture association of america number of a different side of the issue a strongly in favor of sopa and pippa. have you talk with him about this legislation? >> guest: of course under the ethics laws, he is not allowed to communicate with legislators. i see him from time to time and he always looks -- can't talk, can't talk and it's in a sense too bad because he has been a coalition builder in his years as his legislator and i think there is a real opportunity to try to bring those who have tech-savvy and content creators and say, let's try to come up with something that makes sense and are there products that do that? if you look at products like netflix and itunes, these services and the like, these are ones that show you can be successful and have innovation and content and that is the kind of thing that i would like to drive. >> host: what is it about oregon? several oregonians are very involved in tax -

organized by her hotness herself, younger sister pippa. and boy, can pippa throw a big bash.hering in 2012 in this, a tepee in her parents' backyard. it doesn't come cheap. $4,600 to rent. as for the party prince himself, harry spent it playing pranks and goofing around. throwing snowballs at a swank swiss ski resort. but he'll have to kiss those party nights good-bye. one resolution we know of for harry, to climb the highest mountain in the world, mt. everest. last year, he was in the north pole, raising money for the charity close to his heart, walking with the wounded. >> they're a huge example to us all, these guys, and all the other servicemen and women in the country. just what a wonderful inspiration they are. >> reporter: it takes months of strenuous training. he may not make it all the way to the top. just to base camp instead. back to the new year's sell l s celebrations, their grand parents had a more subdued new year's. prince philip stepped out for a brief walkabout. his first public appearance since having surgery to open a blocked artery. nothing like ringing i

sister, pippa, and harry are making the arrangements. >> the guest list will be limited to close friends and family. don't expect the queen to show up in her leg warmers and acid-washed jeans. >> a little hairspray. >> a great picture. >>> here's a story near and dear to our hearts, as we both have reported live in the public. >> that's what a reporter was doing on pakistani tv, as a new year was beginning in the city of lahore. check this out. nice hook, dude. bravo to our friend, assad, who had had enough of that crowd out there and let that one guy have it right in the face. how many times have we both thought about doing just that? we had that experience with a rowdy crowd. >> don't do that to me. or don't throw your laptop on me, either, okay? >> i'll be good. >> there we go. do the high-five. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, the morning's big story. that razor-thin win in iowa for mitt romney. [ female announcer ] splenda® no calorie sweetener is sweet... and more. if you replace 3 tablespoons of sugar a day with splenda®, you'll save 100 calories

dot com for more on the sofa and pippa join the masses let us know your opinion on the two controversial bills and take a look at what else is available while you're there. talk. egyptian activists have been urging nationwide street protests saying the revolution is not over the country is a long way from becoming democratic they want the downfall of egypt's supreme council of the armed forces and the handover of power to the newly elected parliament saturday's election results from the first post mubarak parliamentary vote saw islamist parties capture an overwhelming majority of seventy five percent and u.s. embassy is to just sit for the first time on monday yoko flap in the report a jerusalem post says the new egypt will be a much tougher a political partner for the west. people have called for democracy in egypt this is the result when people call for democracy they may not always realize that the electorate has a very different vision of how they would like their society is run then in other places such as western europe we have islamist hardline parties coming to power and it's goi

going to follow in his footsteps now we also have another update that i was just handed which is that pippa's own sponsor is they were supposed to vote on this. on january twenty fourth and they're now asking the senate to hold off on the voting asking senate senator harry reid to wait so is that a really big development in your mind. yes absolutely this bill from the beginning has had a ton of sponsors almost forty sponsors and in the senate which is just a huge number comparatively to other bills and we got to remember this was passed out of committee and literally minutes there was no amendments it was on a voice vote so nobody really knew what they were signing up for now that everybody is hearing from their constituents they're really beginning to see what the big problems are there was a letter today from sixty o p senators asking harry reid to slow down the process you know harry reid's trying to pass this assumes they get back in a week it's going to be his first order of business but they're saying wait a minute hold on there's internet security problems there's first amendment probl

senator wyden, you discussed your objections to pippa and sopa based on concerns by the web companies, but we've also heard broad concerns from civil libertarians, free speech advocates, people concerned this bill would lead to censorship. and i believe you have cited some of those concerns. can you explain them, please? >> guest: the two bills beyond the question of damaging the domain name system, they really do implement a censorship regime, and it could be as simple as a discussion. language that's used here to kind of trigger the various efforts to deal with the content owners is incredibly broad. it talks about facilitating copyright infringement. that could be practically anything. now, i have to tell you and people don't know this, i'm kind of sympathetic with the content folks. my late father was a writer and an author. so all the time i can go to web sites, and i can see his books quoted at great length without citing him, and the authorship of his publication. that doesn't mean that i'm going to rush out and pursue a whole lot of approaches that particularly would start chi

pippa threw it. he got into a snowball fight over the weekend.e hear he's made a big resolution for 2012. he say this is is the year he could tackle mt. everest. >> a lot of people make that resolution. i'm not doing it. >>> we have more information on missing toddler ayla in maine. linsey davis is here with more. >> reporter: this morning, the maine state police major crime unit is leading the case, trying to determine what happened to her after her father, justin dipietro, put her to bed more than two weeks ago when she simply vanished. what started as a missing person's case is now officially a criminal investigation. over the weekend, waterville police released a statement saying we believe foul play has occurred in connection with ayla's disappearance. this has involved from the search of a missing child to a criminal investigation. the status is based on quote evidence gathered by investigators during the past two weeks. some of that evidence gathered here saturday, at justin dipietro's house. the last place she was seen. her grandfather do

remember pippa? inside a dance floor and seating for a hundred people. >> that is a big tent. i thought it was an occupy situation. mine is a smaller variety. it's 5-- in the next half ho . >> right on time today, regular schedule but just a heads up, no ace service today. the cal train on a weekend schedule. do plan for that. everything else, lots of green. >> we got some cloudy skies out there now. partly cloudy skies temperatures up in the 50s and 60. cooler today. temperatures soaring well into the 60s and almost 70 degrees in some areas. things dry. >> i can't believe these temperatures. >> it's amazing for this time of year. 32 you're in shorts and t-shirt going, thank you. >> in the next half hour a small plane headed to oakland causes a scare in the sky. what had fighters to scam believe -- scramble in between. >> why police maybe closer to catching that suspect in los angeles coming up. the first key test . >> nearly dozen people are without a home this morning in san francisco after a fire destroys their place. we'll show you how the fire looks like after arson and i

little bit of attention looks like this protest is really working on capitol hill for sponsors of pippa dropped out senators mark or. rubio john boozman orrin hatch roy blunt and james inhofe that's five now on the sofa side sponsors ben quayle tim holden and co-sponsors lee terry and roy blunt announce that they'll they're moving their names many other members of congress who aren't sponsors or authors of the bills have also released public statements today signaling their opposition that includes dare i cite rick larsen senators john cornyn and mark kirk and the list keeps on going now in addition the phone lines and the websites of members of congress were overwhelmed today by those in opposition so in this battle of hollywood versus the tech industry on the tables finally beginning to turn joining me to discuss this is reddit co-founder alexis ohanian alexis thank you so much for joining us tonight and just looking at what i've named you know in terms of the lists of the members of congress that now have publicly come out in opposition in terms of the websites that are blacked out w

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. >> out is pippa's bum. i don't think any guy would say that, but in is kate's, let's put it this way -- >> just say it. >> kate's uterus because we are all waiting. >> joy bauer is starting this thing. she has a 10,000 pound challenge. trying to get people to lose 10,000 pounds by cutting out certain things. one of the things she talks about cutting out -- >> spread out amongst them all. >> not individually. that would be weird. >> she says get rid of starch at dinner. >> i know. >> you do already. >> that killed me over the past week. we don't eat dinner usually. we sit there and maybe have a bite of the kid's fish. every night we were out for dinner. if you don't order anything, people put it on your plate. i started one two weeks now. no bread, no sweets, no cheese and no what do you call it? shoot, i've already forgotten. and no pasta. >> how do you feel about the b-12? >> i'm a little jazzed up. it's nuts. >> i warned you. >> i said do you want to see me on vitamins? >> it gives you more energy. you do