in quebec ththe's always been this separatist movement going on.hat's been deep, deep-seated in that province for a long, long time. to see that sort of protest going on, not that surprising. it does happen any time the royals go back. >> spoken as a former canadian who's now an american but interestingly enough is not wearing a red, white or blue tie. >> this is red, white and blue, i don't know what you're talking about. >> drape and auburner jean. >> guys are color blind. >>> a lot of fireworks to be had today. severe storms could dampen the big shows in ohio and tennessee valleys and through the carolinas. we've got hazy, hot and humid weather for charlotte, orlando and dallas. downpours are possible in the desert southwest. >> temperatures will be mostly seasonable in the northeast with new york hitting 90 and boston 88. phoenix cools down to 105. they hit a record 1 aun, if you can believe it, over the weekend. >>> i know a lot of people will be celebrating the big wimbledon upset. perhaps not rafael nadal. wimbledon does have a new champion

so they come here and then to quebec city. more protests sflektd if there will be any anti-monarchy protests. then straight over to prince edward island. they'll be involved in helicopter demonstrations. they'll row against each other in a race. they're both very competitive so that will be interesting. to the northwest territories, to sit around a camp fire and speak to local people there. getting involved in local craft. they will be beating moose leather. and the final stop before l.a. is calgary where they'll get involved in the calgary stampede. a big rodeo. they'll be wearing cowboy gear. that will be incredible. >> my goodness. this is really a royal visit unlike any other. i mean a plethora of picture opportunities. this is going to be interesting. max foster, thanks so much. and you're there to witness it all firsthand. appreciate it. >>> okay. royal romantics, brace yourself. here come another bride and groom. this, too, was very elegant and beautiful. did anyone shed a tear? prince albert, the ruler of monaco, off t

eastern quebec, maine as well. down in the frida peninsula, looking fairly unsettled as well. temperature-wise it stays hot in the southeastern corner again. 40 in wichita. 36 in houston. coming in at 34 in atlanta. as for europe, high pressure system covering the british isles. we've got good spells of sunshine. there will be showers occurring from time to time. nothing too severe. we will start to see some heavy rain developing in western europe, western france, northern spain on tuesday. scattering of showers across scandinavia. then this low pressure system over in eastern europe remains very active, bringing heavy rain, strong thunderstorms in isolated areas. right now it's over the baltic states but it's going to be moving into finland on tuesday. so that will be welcome rain. behind this it is going to be triggering some quite sharp showers in places for the balkans as well. and that will help to cool things down. still a few degrees above your seasonal averages here. we've got 31 in budapest. 32 in belgrade. coming in at 37 in athens. all right, here is your extended f

last hour the royal couple attended a affair in quebec. they shook hands with a group of children dressed up as regimental soldiers. next hour, they head to prince edward island. >>> and on to london now. england. a new wimbledon men's champion celebrates on center court with that victory right there. novak djokovic earned the world's number one ranking, beating defending champ rafael nadal in today's men's final. djokovic came into the tournament as the second seed. he has lost just one match all yearlong. >>> and now to orlando, florida, where attorneys in the murder trial of casey anthony have been summing up their cases all day. our david mattingly is at the courthouse in orlando. these closing arguments are not without a bit more drama, david. >> that's right, fredricka. things got a little heated and everything ground to a sudden halt when during the closing arguments by jose baez, the defense attorney, he was talking about how the duct tape belonged to casey anthony's father. and while he was trying to make a point about that, he lo

trying to >>> prince william and katy rived in quebec city as part of their 11-day north american tour. the duke and duchess of cambridge set off on a canadian naval ship, and watching a fireworks display as they departed. arriving in quebec this morning, the newlyweds visited a community center and city hall, met by supporters and protesters as well. the couple will visit prince edward island. >>> the town of herndon, virginia, is all abuzz. not because of cookouts and even the forth of july. the winning ticket for the $100 million megajackpot was sold at the giant food store in elvin lane. the shoppers say the news that there's a new multi-millionaire somewhere in northern virginia has everybody talking. >> yeah, my mother calm immediate yesterday and told me she'd heard on the news, i guess, that someone had large a large amount. the mega millions and asked if it happened to be here. happened in herndon, hoping it was me. i had to disappoint her and tell her unfortunately it wasn't. >> the lucky winner hasn't come forward. they will have to wait to do that until tuesday, because the

they traveled to quebec city, overnight. it comes after a whirlwind of a day through ottawa and montreal. peter alexander has more on their trip. >> reporter: even in a glamorous gray dress and heels she wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty. joining a dozen couples celebrating 50 and 60 years together, all of them married april 29th, the same day as william and kate. in an exchange reminiscent of princess diana, he said their kindness gave a tremendous lift, william and kate attended a visit at the canadian war museum, with veterans and their families. it stops in quebec, with its small accept activity movement may prove an ultimate test. just two years ago demonstrators greeted prince charles with violent protests. so far this trip no problems. many observers say canada is enjoying a royal renaissance. this 11-day north american visit, a honeymoon tour, has been carefully choreographed to ease kate into her new royal duties with plenty of quiet time set aside. >> on one occasion they had a log cabin and prince william rode

however, far larger crowds of supporters gathered in quebec to catch up a glimpse of the pair on their overseas trip as a married couple. the royal couple will leave canada for a three day trip to california at this friday. out west, heat and strong winds continue to be a problem. the high to pitcher in phoenix on saturday was 118. could covered it kept it from reaching 120. strong winds gusts knocked down power poles causing problems for drivers and knocking out power to communities. one woman says the temperature in her house was well above 90. >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast. >> we had our own version of extreme weather this evening. some strong thunderstorms moved through. a lot of lightning, and a strong gusty winds and hail. what is left of that rain is to our south. the last of the rain south and east. a shower activities -- most of it remains in st. mary's county. but diminishing area of rain in pennsylvania is moving down towards the maryland line. it does not look like it will survive the trip. of around our area, the rain thread has backed off. here is what it lo

however, far larger crowds of supporters gathered in quebec to catch a glimpse of the royal couple on their first overseas trip as a couple. >>> here's your first look at how wall street finished friday heading into the holiday weekend. dow closed at 12,582 after begins 168 points. the s&p grew 19. the nasdaq rose 42. taking a look at overseas trading in tokyo the nikkei added 97 points. in hong kong the hang seng claimed 372. >>> this coming week with much of wall street on summer vacation no earnings news and the issue of greek debt at least temporarily resolved, economic data will be the driving force. friday markets kicked off the third quarter with the fifth straight day of gains walking their biggest weekly percentage gains since 2009. s&p gained over five and the nasdaq climbed more than 6%. >>> friday an index of national factory activity showed a pick-up for the first time in four months. traders hope the recent trend of weekday ta may be over. june auto sales also drove friday's trade. truck maker oshkosh surged 14% after shareholder carl icahn said he wanted to meet with ma

hand at a new language. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the royal couple stopped in historic quebec city, one of the oldest cities in north america and home to much of canada's french-speaking heritage. in a nod to the crowds, prince william thanked them for their patience with his french accent. [ speaking french ] >> reporter: no language difficulty, though, when it came to the crowds' adoration for kate middleton, prompting a completely unexpected walk-about by the couple. the duke and duchess did not seem to notice about 100 protesters gathered about a block away where there was one arrest. earlier in the day, they visited a local youth center to take part in a magic show. this evening, william and kate are in canada's smallest province, prince edward island. have you ever seen a prince before? >> they just look like a real, nice, happy couple. >> reporter: p.e.i. is known for its beaches and seafood. just last night the royals attended a cooking class where they prepared lobster souffle. should they want to indulge further, this is the place to be. for more than 50 years, the n

. >>> to the duke and dutch us of cambridge in canada, where william and kate are in quebec tonight. the latest stop on an 11-day tour of north america that will bring them to this country next week. n nbc's peter alexander is in montreal tonight. peter? >> reporter: kate, good evening to you. get this. before it's all said and done today, william and kate will have spent barely six hours here in montreal, canada's second largest city, before they head up the st. lawrence river, to their next stop, and you might say today the urkts k's future king and queen officially put down roots here in canada. even in a glamorous gray dress and heels, kate wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty as the newlyweds planted a ceremonial tree in ottawa, a symbol of their love. joining the royals more than a dozen couples celebrating 50 and 60 years together, all married on april 29th, the same day as william and kate. and in an exchange reminiscent of william's mother, princess diana, the young couple comforted a cancer patient, who would later say their kindness had given them a tremendous lift. willia

french-speaking quebec is most of canada. and protesters. but overwhelming, adoring crowd, who were they clamoring to see? >> everybody in canada is turning up not to see prince william, but to satisfy kate. >> reporter: canadians, making their preference clear, it's the budding fashion icon they've come to see. >> you're beautiful. >> that's what used to drive prince charles crazy when people wanted to see diana. >> reporter: but william seems to relish the attention for his new bride, often mentioning kate in his speeches. >> i'm excited to be able to share this with catherine. >> reporter: and when william and kate met an older couple married for seven 7070 years, william asked if the happily married man had any advice? the man said, do whatever your wife tells you to do. his response -- >> very wise. >> reporter: i should tell you this is a completely french city. all the signs around here in french. here's the newspaper we saw which says le grand jour which means "the big day," which is absolutely true. >> i love bob's french accent. yo

prince william and kate thrilled hundreds of people in quebec city.they were on their 4th day of a 9-day trip to canada. part of the first official overseas trip since being married. the sunday visit hit a nerve among french speak protestersch the couple encountered small andbut vocal protest for the second day for the predominantly french spending quebec and protest in montreal. >>> and you afternoon fire claims the life of one andleaves another in the hospital this morning. >>> plus, starting tonight in baltimore city, police are asking you the question "do you know where your children are? we will have an answer for them and hopefully you can have the answer as well. >>> it's of course america's birthday. we are going to tell you where to celebrate and be able to spread out the blankets on the lawn and the chairs and watch the fireworks. those stories are just ahead on this monday morning the 4th of july. happy 4th july i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. the big question for the day is how is the weather going to be. >> absolutely. people

he's in quebec city tonight. bob? >> reporter: that's very true. we're seeing a huge turnout of people at these events so far. not only a fascination with the duke and duchess of cambridge as a couple. there seems to be greater infatuation with william's wife, kate. we joined them with 3 00,000 people to see the fireworks and take in the sights of canada day. very much like the fourth of july. this morning, kate's first tree planting. then, to thehear memorial, to honor canadian troops who served in the wars. while william has focused on the military, kate has become a star. the main draw. she's changed outfits as many as three times a day. always with a comfortable smile. this has taken much of the pressure off her husband, the prince. >> william is a shy guy. he does not like being the focus of attention. and of course, with kate by his side, he's not the focus of attention. he's part of a double act. and primarily, people want to see this new princess. >> reporter: will and kate are in montreal. tonight, they will get aboard a canadian ship, spe

i don't know if you've been here in quebec city. it's actually more than 400 years old. one of the oldest in north america. this is city hall built 200 years ago. will and kate made their way up here from montreal on a navy ship up the st. lawrence river. this is the next stop on what is a very, very successful trip. it is a royal love affair. wherever william and kate go, canadians swoon. after two days of big celeleatory events attended by hundreds of thousands, the royal couple finally had quieter moments. planting a tree, visiting cancer patients in a hospital and even this, donning chef's jackets and getting a cooking lesson. they whipped up some french-canadian fare. foie gras, toasted brioche and lobster souffle. french-speaking quebec is mostst independent province of canada and there were a few dozen anti-monarchy protesters. but overwhelming, there were adoring crowds, and who were they c cmoring to see? >> everybody in canada is turning up not to see prince william, but to see kate. >> reporter: canadians, making their preference clear, it's the budding fashio

they are touching down at prince edwards island after a two day tour of quebec.h speaking separatists have been protesting but they are lovely tour in a carriage. they are visiting, will be doing a demonstration making an emergency landing on the lake. they will compete in a loet boat race. it is a big scene of pageantry. kate and will on a five day canadian tour. on friday they will be coming to los angeles. >>> retailers may be feeling the love for love of country today. >> bloomberg at the new york stock exchange with the expected rise with the purchase of patriotic products. >> good morning. you might be hosting a barbecue or going to someone else's today or doing some shopping. today is the last day for july the 4th bargains for a bunch of retailers. they try to capitalize on american's urge to get their patriotism on. more than 20% have bought a new patriotic merchandise that is up from 16% last year. americans are expected to eat 150 million hot dogs today. apple gate offers a year's supply to winning posting about the best way to enjoy its products. dish

. >> reporter: the couple's nine days 7,000 miles of crisscross of canada traveling to canada, quebec, the atlantic, the arctic and finally to calgary, home of oil barons and cowboys. >> before we were married, we had a longing to come here. the geography of canada is unsuunsu unsurpassed and matched only by its people. >> reporter: tomorrow they will help celebrate with a half million others in front of the parliamentary buildings. but while there was pageantry and traditional bearskin hats, this tour is supposed to be upbeat, light on the stodgy, the royals seemed to love it, so did their fans. although not everyone is thrilled. >> it's a fairy tale. >> it's a memory of diana. >> i think it's pretty ridiculous how people treat them, you know. >> reporter: should be there be a royal walk about, they could pick up some of the life blood of canada as a souvenir for the queen, maple syrup. others want them to taste this deep-fried concoction called a beaver tail. it's kind of like a doughnut. wherever they go, they have been followed by a media throng 1,400 strong. >> this is the hope f

the pair attended a ceremony at quebec city hall.s gathered outside opposing the british monarchy. >>> "american morning" back right after this. >>> later today we're going to get to watch one of the great fourth of july traditions. nathan's annual hot dog eating contest at coney island. >> i never get tired of seeing those guys. sometimes they get them wet first. >> if you're a pro you have to wet the bun first. >> allan chernoff is by the boardwalk at beautiful coney island. this crazy contest is about a lot more than fun in the sun, isn't it? >> this is all about very, very serious business for the professional eaters. there's a lot of tension this morning as well. questions about the competition, can joey chestnut break his world record of 68 hot dogs and buns in only ten minutes? will he be able to fight off the new challenge from the chinese eaters and will sonya thomas, the black widow, will she finally win her own championship belt in the first ever women's only competition. a lot of questions. but for the sponsor, nathan's f

moved hydro-quebec -- decided to move the st. lawrence river and killed many care of do --cari u --caribou. people who had to fight that project. then i write about in my essay, i take many different issues. right now i am writing about states that are very small, including what we think are there but have seen and what they can do to people. i usually select a political topic with power. i wrote about the florida panther which is a very endangered species. and lived in an extremely toxic environment and so is still as are all the creatures in the everglades because of the agricultural runoff and other difficulties. and so i based it on a true story because the killing of a florida panther, i went to the everglades and stayed with the biologist steve jensen who is the wildlife biologist for florida panthers and i did research in the courthouse on the case which was pretty cut and dried if they had to tell the truth what would happen would have been over. but the case went on for four years with much conflict between environmental

coming up we will show you the scene as a kid in william tour ontario and quebec.hat is just ahead but of course they will have their trip to california. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge got a were welcome in canada. the former case militant was looking regal and a hat that was fashioned in the shape of a maple leaf. today would've been princess diana's 50th birthday, her oldest son is proving to be just as popular. >> as many as half a million people waited in the 90 degree heat to get a glimpse of the couple. will looked like he wished he had not worn a dark blue suit. kate looked thrilled except when the canadian fighter jets made a low pass over the crowd. the couple worked the rope line like a pair of polish politicians. one man said he was so nervous meeting the prince, he wished him very christmas. the first day began with a swearing in ceremony where they handed out flags to the new citizens. tonight they will attend a canada day concert. the two of them will spend a total of nine days in canada. tomorrow they go to montreal, quebec city, the in charlot

quebec justin beiber was the least popular. >> everyone has depended on the nation's debt crisis.uring and interviewed hugh hefner sound off on the debt crisis. >> i think that we need to deal with reality. there are a certain level delusions' going on. we are no longer in first place. we are falling further behind if we do not start to take care of business. >> that was hugh hefner is first interview after his unbreakable crystal harris. during the interview he got pretty candid about his split. hawk >> time is 6:58 a.m., we are back with more than a couple of minutes. two for three?! oh, thank you. you're welcome. what a nice young man; my goodness.

were greeted by onarchy protest in one stop in montreal, and expecting the same thing to happen in quebec couple took a cooking class, and they also spent last night on a canadian naval ship. british media now calling it the love boat. the royal couple scheduled to make their way to california on friday morning. we have a new royal wedding to talk about, though. this is a wedding in tiny monaco. >> absolutely beautiful wedding. let's take a look at this magnificent wedding of prince albert of monaco, who is one of the few monarchs in the world that has executive power, and he lives in the palace and his family has lived in the palace since the 13th century. you are looking at the bride and she's walking along the palace courtyard, and if you notice behind her the flower girls with their interesting straw hats, and then this is the palace that they say was taken over in the 1200's by a monk. for 700 years they have been living in the beautiful space. it was a somber ceremony. beautiful entertainment. >> you mentioned this earlier, and it didn't look like a festive and happy joy us occasion

a group gathered two blocks from prince william and kate's passenger at quebec city hall.re angry that canada still has ties to the british monarchy. next up on the royal tour say stop at prison edward island and will head to southern california on friday. >>> the rescued chilean miners are now demanding pensions. they were trapped more than two months underground and say they suffer from either physical or psychological ailments and can no longer work. president of chile is expected to excite in about a month to grant the pensions which amount to over $425 a month. >>> crews in minnesota are cleaning up after a large oil spill in the yellowstone river. 44,000 gallons of crude leaked into the watersway. a ruptured pipeline was the source of the spill. the environmental protection agency says only a small fraction of the oil will likely be recovered because of the river's fast-moving waters. evacuees in the flood-damaged town of minot, north dakota are going back home. some were allowed back home to see the damage caused bit souris river flooding more than a week ago. the r

the stops in quebec may prove the ultimate test of the couple's charm.ears ago, demonstrators greeted william's father, prince charles, with violent protests. so far, this trip no real problems. late saturday, at a culinary academy in montreal, william and kate gave cooking a try, a skill the prince said he's hoping to improve. royal admirers lined up outside the children's hospital hours in advance, even if only for a quick glimpse. >> they're really a charming couple, too, et cetes especiall wife. >> we grew up with the monarchy. they still mean a lot to us. >> reporter: observers say canada's experiencing a royal renaissance. >> the monarchy able to reconnect in canada because of william and kate. there's an interest in this beautiful, young girl almost like the jackie o. of this generation and with prince william you have the diana factor. >> reporter: this 11-day north american visit has been carefully choreographed to ease kate into her new royal duties. beginning in ottawa on saturday, kate arrived in a glamorous gray dress and heels, still she wa

rain will really start moving in towards ontario and quebec over the next 24 hours. for the rockies, still scattered showers that extend towards mexico. lots of tropical moisture here so you will see more rain over the next couple of days. as for tuesday's high it is, going to be up to 36 in houston. it's hot but not as hot in phoenix. 43 for phoenix. very strong heat again. stay well hydrated the as you head outdoors. as for europe, it's still very unsettled towards the east where we have a slow moving system producing scattered showers and downpours. looks like it may spread more towards the baltic states as well as russia. need to watch out for thunderstorms that are looking to develop. they may intensify more towards the alpine region as well. out towards the west, rain is really going to start spreading across british aisles and also western france will start feeling showers in the latter part of tuesday. as for highs here, 23 in vienna. paris up to 30 degrees. that's a look at your weather conditions for now. i will leave you with your three day outlook. >>> an

the front of the storm is steadily moving into eastern quebec. here it's looking quite severe. and down in the florida peninsula looking fairly unsettled as well. temperaturewise, it stays hot in the southwestern corner again. 36 in houston. then coming in at 34 degrees in atlanta. as for europe, a high pressure system covering the british isles. good spells of sunshine there. there will be showers occurring from time to time. nothing severe. we will see rain developing in western europe, western france, northern spain on tuesday scattered of showers scandanavia. it's going to be moving into finland on tuesday. that will be welcomed. behind this it is going to be triggering some sharp showers in places for the balkans as well. that will help cool things down as well. still a few degrees above your averages. 32 in belgrade. coming in at 37 in athens. all right. here is your extended forecast now. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. c

duke and dutchess of cambridge, otherwise known as prince william and kate middleton, arrived in quebec to visit a school, and then attended a culinary event. it's their first official overseas tripishing another day of music is on tap at the fillmore jazz philosophy -- festival? san trance today. more than 90,000 people are expected at the two-day event. it's the largest free jazz festival on the west coast, with three sound stages, along with the music there are arts and craft stalls, food and beverages on fillmore street. the festival runs through tomorrow night. the oakland a's did not beat arizona, bought big fireworks after the game hopefully made the loss better to take. a's fans watched. and fireworks were shot off to a patriotic theme. on july 4th the first ten thousand fans receive a free visor. the a's host the seattle mariners on monday afternoon. leigh glaser is here. hopefully -- >> leigh: going to be a hot game. no record highs today although it felt like it. tomorrow could be a different story. temperatures will climb another five -- as much as seven degrees in some neig

the crowd in canada, we will show the thrilling seen as cade and william tour around ontario and quebec. more drama inside the casey anthony trial, we will show you what one spectator did that got him thrown in jail. at 5:30 p.m. the fire department and what the cutbacks mean for the emergency services in san jose and how firefighters are reacting to the news. [music] >> a three month illegal drug investigation leads to a major bust, the police serve five search warrants and as a result seven residents were arrested, the authorities seized a 1 lb. of methamphetamine, a and thousands of dollars in cash, and to guns. now u.s. district court judge and jeremy fogel is leaving the bench. he will soon assume the role of director at the federal judicial center in washington. he will help promote research and education of court procedures. he currently serves in the northern district of california and teaches at stanford. he says that the new opportunity is a great privilege but he says that he will miss this community. more news to come. yÑsÑkékékióç]s]s i want to crush more cars. ♪ i want to

north america tour for england's new royal couple has taken prince william and wife catherine to quebec. they were greeted by fans, while anti-monarchist protesters were kept at a distance. later the couple visited a shelter for troubled youths. >>> in michigan, an inmate says he's being subjected to cruel and unusual punishment because he can't have pornography. in a handwritten lawsuit the 21-year-old, who's been charged with a bank robbery, claims his civil rights are being violated, saying denying his request for erotic material subjects him to a, quote, poor standard of living. >>> and just in time for july, we're learning that many americans aren't quite sure of their independence day facts. a new poll shows only 58% of respondents knew the u.s. declared its independence in 1776. >>> and now here's an early look at one of your top headlines on msnbc.com. by one estimate between memorial day and labor day americans will consume 7 billion hot dogs. generally hot dogs are processed meat high in sodium, saturated fat and nitrites, which can cause cancer. it is recommended to eat those

perhaps the real headline to date has been what happened in the crowd on sound in quebec city. have said about their family plans. that has everybody talking. >> it was easy for royal admirers to ignore the wet weather on prince edward island on monday, there was consensus again, william and kate shined. in what's known as the birthplace of canada their arrival alone was ceremonious riding down historic great george street. the royal canadian mounted police as their escorts thousands of fans craning for a glimpse. >> kate -- they're so perfect. so nice to see them. >> later william a search and rescue helicopter back home took the controls of the canadian forces c king. while kate snapped photos, the prince learned an emergency landing maneuver called water birding. the duke and duchess of cambridge weren't down with the water going head to head in a boat race. the image alone reminded many people of this shot of kate four years ago that catapulted her back into the spotlight shortly after she and william rekindled their romance. on monday after william's team won, they seemed

they're going to hit places like quebec city, prince edward island. they will go to yellow knife. we're chasing them almost the entire way. nothing says the fourth of july like the northwest territories. then they'll be in calgary before they head down to los angeles, as you note. they're playing polo in santa barbara, so that should be nice. they're hoping to raise $2 million or more for charitable organizations. this is not just about them. it's about charity, and they're really trying to carry on the legacy of the royal family. certainly of william's mother, princess diana, who is so charitable and directed so much of that towards the youth as well as some young chefs here as well. dmroo she instilled that in her kids. it's very clear that way. peter alexander, we'll check in again for all things royal. >>> a perfect fit. the new details what men like when it comes to women's feet. s ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [ whistle ] ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [ ting! ] [ male announcer ] travelers can help you protect the things you care about and save money with multi-policy discounts. are you getting the

yesterday william and kate stopped in historic quebec city. it is one of the oldest cities in north america. in a nod to the crowds, prince william thanked them for their patience with his french accent. [ speaking french ] >> have you ever seen a prince before? >> they just looked like a real nice happy couple. >> today the royal couple will spend the day in prince edward island. the island is best known as the home of anne of green gables, the fictional story is about an orphan who lived on the island and apparently one of kate's childhood favorites. later today, prince william, who is a search and rescue helicopter pilot, will copilot a chopper that will make a training emergency landing. the couple also plans to square off each other in a dragon boat race. >>> we have a developing story out of mexico this morning. a 100-foot fishing boat capsized, killing one person, and six others remain missing. 44 people were on board the boat, including more than two dozen americans. when the boat capsized off the coast of baja, california. the u.s. co

. >>> finally, in quebec, canada, one lobster was captured looking as if it had already been cooked. most lobsters are green or brown, but this rare lobster was pulled from the ocean bright orange. because only one in ten million are believed to be this color, the crustacean was given a stay of execution and donated to a local aquarium. now for a lock at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. if he wasn't cooked, why was he on ice? did you see that? >> i heard of some that are like a bluish-purple color, but i have never seen that. >> i have never teen season that either. crazy. >>> good morning, everyone. let's take a look at what's happening out there around the country. today it is a very warm morning. we're in the midst of a mild summertime pattern, and the thunderstorms will fly once again this afternoon. we're at 78 in kansas city. we're at 83 in dallas to start your morning as you head out the door. on the eastern seaboard, very warm too. there's really no cool air in sight. we've had a big thunderstorm compl

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