susannah is a favorite with pippa. >> this is based on a 1940s dress. to a friend's wedding. she picked out this dress. it's a little more of a kind of dress. more innocent style. and she likes, you know, this. >> reporter: pippa's style is on the edgier side. while the duchess looks for modest, classic looks. the first stop, whistles. >> the first dress we have here is the blouse that the duchess wore for the engagement pictures. >> reporter: what about the skin-tone platform pumps? >> probably her favorites. she's worn it to more events than i can count. >> reporter: two stylish sisters many cannot get enough of. sasha wilkins, fashion blogger. do we look the part? the proper shoes and everything. these are the shoes, the nude color, they're making all of the rage, the middleton sisters. >> what is it about this store? this shoe? tell everybody about the brand. >> these shoes are from l.k. bennett. they're not enormously expensive. they're about 180 pounds. >> that's expensive. >> most designer shoes are 700 or 800 pounds. the savvy, cost-conscious ch

and of course, on kate and pippa.n and i aren't in our fascinators. >> right. >> where do those famous sisters get their fashions? we'll take you to their go-to london shop. >> and the crucial words the queen has taught william and harry. and why william worries about measuring up to his famous grandmother. >> there has to be a lot of pressure. >> she's the mother of britain, as far as i'm concerned. and you have to give her so much respect. she's the style queen, as far as i'm concerned. >> really. >> very dapper. >> i want to know where you got that. and len was kind enough to show us his london. right? the "dancing with the stars" judge and native londoner, has filled us in on the places he would give a -- >> 10 from len. >> so, we look forward to that. i wish you would put a fascinator on. but i shan't try. >> thank you, lara. >> don't even think about it. thank you, lara. we'll have much more with len goodman, much more from the queen's diamond jubilee live in london. let's go to george. >> great to see len in th

you will see pippa middleton, they will have their boat by the royal barge. she will be at the concert as well on monday. stevie wonder performing in that. >>> a lot going on, exciting to have the cover rage, max foster bringing it to is live, thanks, max. >>> tomorrow, join our brooke baldwin and piers morgan live for royal extravaganza. our coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> a word of warning to inmates at clark county detention center, any prisoner you don't want to mess with it's floyd mayweather. >>> there are a lot of ways to judge a football coach, but how hot is his wife? that is one of them? the new one, we'll talk about it. [ woman ] for the london olympic games, our town had a "brilliant" idea. support team usa and show our olympic spirit right in our own backyard. so we combined our citi thankyou points to make it happen. tom chipped in 10,000 points. karen kicked in 20,000. and by pooling more thankyou points from folks all over town, we were able to watch team usa... [ cheering ] in true london fashion. [ male announcer ] now citi t

>> it does look like pippa, doesn't it. i'd recognize her anywhere. the new transformer aio is what they're talking about. it may not be the computer. asus has since pulled the tweet. we've been talking about gender in silicon valley lately. this didn't happen in silicon valley. it is a taiwanese company, this practice of having women dress up in ball gowns and cocktail dresses to show off computers is very old. >> very price is right. >> very price is right. causing controversy this morning. >> did i miss something? all i noticed was a computer and a bunch of guys standing there. >> right. right. >> thank you for bringing that to us, scott. now that it's been pulled. i guess i'll bring up the rear and get to weather this morning. good morning to you. temperatures are running cool. you'll need a jacket, be uh you can leave the umbrella at home. we got through the showers. the good news is, we have good air quality out there. today when we hit our highs of about 70, 72 degrees in san jose, we'll see the 70s inland, upper 60s at the coast and bay side

one thing i wanted to follow up on, too, was bsa had supported pippa, and when first released i think you had sent out a saint when sopa -- sent out a statement when sopa was released. it commended the crafting of the bill, but it didn't go all the way and support the bill. some people had interpreted that statement to be a statement of support, and then bsa later -- i believe you later published a blog post saying that there still needed to be some balance included in that bill and some work needed to be done. so i just wanted to see what happened there and, um, what were your concerns with sopa? >> guest: well, we always believe that you have to balance the intellectual property protection which is the underpinning for the kind of innovation that happens in software with the type of use of the internet that is critical to both users, customers, to businesses and to new, innovative companies. we encourage the committee to continue to work on getting the balance right. the committee ultimately determined that this was not the year to pass any legislation, and so we want to be part of

been a lot of backlash when congress manner or try to regulate the internet we saw the backlash to pippa. so internet advocates of internet freedom don't want regulation but a are they moving in the wrong direction instead should they be focusing on protecting our privacy salut that's the thing the way congress has been doing it lately with all of these cyber acts of come to fruition over the last year all of these acts are i don't want to say that they mean well but if you dig deep enough into them you can find out that there is a reason whether it's protecting us from cyber terrorists or whatever they want to show you however we already have legislation that exists for things like that like under the foreign intelligence surveillance act if i so the government right now if you make a phone call if you send an e-mail if it goes it leaves the states and goes to a computer in canada anywhere across international border they can go in just dig through that e-mail and say oh well this is leaving the u.s. there must be a reason and we need to know what it says and then have to tell you they

you saw both pippa middleton and her parents, again, not upstaging by any stretch of the imaginatione as much as anything, and you can see they're very much enjoying what they're doing. i have been watching the audience as i do see the queen approaching the stage, in watching the audience tonight, watching prince harry, prince wrm and katherine for being at that audience. i think we should just let the queen take over at this point. >> she's about to light the national beacon right there at the national jubilee. let's just watch and listen and enjoy this historic moment, queen elizabeth ii, walking up and getting ready to light the national beacon, along with the thousands that have been lit across the united kingdom. listen in. >> nobomummy. i'm sure you would want me to thank on your behalf all the wonderful people who have made tonight possible. all the performers, the artists, t the musicians, the comedian who is made such jolley good jokes. and all those remarkable technicians, all 600 of them behind the scenes. without which nothing would happen. and if i may say so, your majes

pip pippa? a chic navy skirt and matching jacket.their true colors. that of the union jack. and everybody, that's pop news. >> i won't ask any tougher questions than that. what is your hometown? neighbor i'll ask you -- oh, hi. we were just working it out. what we're going to start with, everybody. tell me your name. >> isaiah cook. >> and? >> miles cook. >> and? >> ventura, california. >> that's where you're from. what is your name? >> kylie. >> it can go from sunny to showers in one broadcast. right on top of robin and lara. today and tomorrow, the same thing. going on in the west, the strong winds continue to pull down. with that is dry, dogusty air. winds over 40 miles per hour. steady in the 20 to 40-mile-per-hour range. we are in times square. boston, new york, philadelphia, portland, all of us under the cold gusty air that will stay with us. it's wet and windy from into the northwest today, degrees and the district and 65 in martinsburg. mid 70'sarn and to the temperature and low humidity. we cannot rule out a few spotty separ

about in the mainstream press because there's a conflict of interest with especially with soap on pippa those key pieces of legislation that you know the mainstream media never talks about never brings awareness to citizen journalists have you know walked up to their senators and congressmen and question them on these very important issues the n.d.a. is one of them build a bird nine eleven there's so much information out there there's so much that we don't know and i think the more people that grasp the power and actually become citizen journalists the more of a educated and better society we will have all right i want to bring this interesting little fact that six corporations control ninety percent of the media here in america is that a problem and what danger can that pose of course because there's different heads of these corporate media is that all meet together all talk together it's pretty much the authority to control all media based pretty much on six small organizations it could be six people. thinking about what they want us to know and what they want us to think it's it's de

pippa, a chic navy skirt and matching jacket. her mom, the middleton ladies showing their true colors. that of the union jack. and everybody, that's pop news. >> i won't ask any tougher questions than that. what is your hometown? maybe i'll ask you -- oh, hi. we were just working it out. what we're going to start with, everybody. tell me your name. >> isaiah cook. >> and? >> miles cook. >> and? >> ventura, california. >> that's where you're from. what is your name? >> kylie. >> nice to meet you very much. we took some pictures with flat stanley. let's get to the boards. we want to start with the london forecast. as you saw, it can go from sunny to showers in one broadcast. right on top of robin and lara. everybody that is there. the rest of the day today that is exactly what happens tonight and tomorrow, exactly the same thing. going on in the west, the strong winds continue to pull down. with that is dry, gusty air. we're talking about winds that will be in some cases over 70 miles an hour. certainly in the 40 to 60-mile-an-hour

how about kate and pippa.re interesting. >> kimberly: absolutely. >> juan: i can't imagine why you think that. >> kimberly: we have kardashian sisters and the hilltops rate. they the middletons. two look-alike in control room, too. >> greg: justify hiring piers morgan. >> andrea: when you look at this. a lot of people don't understand why we broke away from england. >> juan: what? >> andrea: right? look -- [ laughter ] >> juan: need a history lesson or two? >> andrea: i had to look it up a while ago. i wanted to know why we broke away. >> juan: really? even george w. bush mentioned they burned down the white house. >> andrea: so did bob beckel yesterday on "the five." i'm happy we broke away from them. i wouldn't want to be english at all. >> kimberly: bob is taking moment after yesterday. >> eric: would camilla become queen? >> kimberly: that is the problem. charles divorced. if you saw the pictures and the footage queen looks fantastic. it doesn't look like she is in poor health. no report she is suffering -

anyway, the middleton's boat just went by, so we had a wave from pippa, and then we have the roim barger side there, and you guys -- who are you? corgi. >> corgi? have you enjoyed watching it all go by? >> it was wonderful. still enjoying it, guys? kids, yeah? >> yes. >> it's really fun. >> you don't mind the rain? >> no. it's chilly anyway. >> getting worse and worse, piers, but everyone is staying here. if we leave you with a shot down there, you can see all the flags waving and all the up problem las. >> no one is going to crush the british spirit today. this is like a -- this is a fine british summer's day. ♪ no matter what you do. when you're living with moderate to severe crohn's disease, there are times it feels like your life... revolves around your symptoms. if you're tired of going around in circles, it may be time to ask your gastroenterologist about humira. because with humira, remission is possible. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications... but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the m

i saw her in the town and small movie called pippa lee. i didn't know her work.'s 23, 24. she has a grace kelly, if you remember, her cool elegance, blond and beautiful. good to the eye. i always try to cast pretty people, good looking people. >> definitely worked on that one. i have to say i'm fascinated by the fact that you did a lot of research for this film. you and don wilson who wrote it, you went to a number of different row houses and convinced a mexican drug lord to let you go hang out. >> let's not get too literal about this. we held out with heavy people. don winslow knows that world because he's written other books about it. savages is a hypothetical fiction insofar as, it could happen. but it's a wild ride because he -- i mean, the real story is not yet happened in california. thank god, we don't want that. these cartels are making so much money, they're not concentrating on small businesses like them. but the weed in california is like california wine. it's well-grown and high, high -- very effective. you should try some gayle. >> oliver, oliver, i'

anyway, the middleton's boat just went by, so we had a wave from pippa, and then we have the royal barge -- who are you? corgi. have you enjoyed watching it all go by? still enjoying it, guys? kids, yeah? >> it's really fun. >> you don't mind the rain? >> getting worse and worse, piers, but everyone is staying here. you can see although flags waving and all the umbrellas. >> no one is going to crush the british spirit today. this is like a -- this is a fine british summer's day. >> a summer's day. look at these crowds, piers morgan. >> this is a typical summer day in england. >> the weather here is very fickle. loo this is about as bad as it gets, but the queen will be very flagmatic, and so will her subjects. we are used to being rained on. that's why we have a wonderful arape of umbrellas. katie, you covered the royals for a long time. the significance of the diamond jubilee in relation to the monarchy, isn't it the way that william and kate have explode odd to the international stage and so on. put it into context for them. >> i think actually the 60 it's year is really now an opportu

kate and kate's sister pippa and the young princess.guiding the next generation -- guiding the next generation and giving them advice and making sure they are capable of renewing themself. >> not an accident that 8 out of 10 people say they like the monarchy. >> we americans remain enthralled as well. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> shannon: police are investigating a gruesome discovery in arizona. casey stegall has more. >> found inside a smoldering suv south of phoenix. coming up, why the sheriff's department there thinks it is linked to mexican drug cartels. sacartels. >> shannon: a texas sized runoff. ted cruz versus lieutenant governor david dewhurst. they will join us, leave. live. wer surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 92% of people who tried it said they would buy it again. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a sp

not far behind a boat carrying the middletons, including catherine's younger sister pippa. despite the rain, the crowds came out in full force, bringing with them their spirit. >> we'll never see again in our lifetime anything like that. 1,000 boats going down the river thames. >> reporter: one of those boats carried our own ben, rowing along in a three-man skiff, part of a fleet that created a dramatic and historic fleet. >> part of the pageantry was a really original idea going back in history, 300 years ago when charles ii had a flotilla. so they reinvented it for a modern age. >> reporter: elsewhere over the weekend, street parties all around the country. >> it's about kind of celebrating history, and so you can tell people in years to come where you were on the day that it was diamond jubilee. >> reporter: even prince charles and camilla hit the streets on sunday to join in the festivities. one of the queen's favorite events helped kick off the historic weekend, the epsom derby. on saturday the top prize went to 19-year-old joseph o'brien who rode a horse named camelot

. >> dave: pippa up staged her sister at the royal wedding, any idea she might dress it down or stay reporter: we'll see, nobody is up staging the queen at the moment, there is queen elizabeth, 60 years on the throne. she really gets in and out of these cars, quite easily and moves around very well and is wearing white. everybody watches to see what the queen will wear to all of these occasions of course. and everyone is thrilled. to see her, there are huge screens all over london, huge screens in hydro park and battersby park and she looks fantastic and always dresses in one color, pretty much from head to toe and the belief is that that helps her stand out and she says, you know, throughout the course of her life, that it is part of her duty, as who she is, that she wants it to be easy to spot her. in the crowd. and usually she wears a bright color and this is white and the hat is always worn slightly off her face so people who are gathered. there are expected to be a million of them today will see her and one other thing i would mention, when she came to the throne when she was 25

for which things like s.o.f.a., pippa mann or. but there only one element where what the u.s. does, we'll need to take account of what's happening internationally. we have to break down barriers were even exist. but also find a balance that allows innovation. >> business software alliance president and ceo robert holleyman on the industry's next step fighting online piracy and approving cybersecurity. "the communicators" at eight eastern on c-span2. >> now, more from the u.s. chamber of commerce annual job summit. human remarks from the group's president and ceo tom donohue. he talks about the direction of the american economy and call for more regulatory certainty and they streamlined tax code. his remarks one about half an hour. >> [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. i'm toby mack, president and ceo of associated equipment distributors, a proud member of the board of the national chamber foundation. this afternoon it's my pleasure to introduce tom donohue, president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce. representing the construction equity industry, for a good nu