. >> and day two of the royal couple's first trip to canada, unforgettable moment they shared with more than two dozen people today.  >>> britain's royal couple is making a splash in day two of their first overseas trip to canada. they greeted hundreds of spectators in ottawa. the duke and duchess watched 25 people become canadian citizens today. they handed out flags to the new citizens and joined them with their families making an already special day even more unforgettable for the new citizens. catherine was wearing a cream dress and red hat and queen's maple leaf roots. >> and prince albert got married in a civil ceremony to charlene woodstock a former olympic swimmer. the couple dismissed rumors and she tried to run away after rumors that he had a third legitimate child. >> the flags that catherine gave outer today, we better not see any on ebay. >> it was the weather to match the hats. i thought you would have noticed that. >> we'll be seeing a lot of grays and reds. >> show you what is going on right now. vollmer peak down on oakland. wouldn't be nice if

. >> and day two of the royal couple's first trip to canada, unforgettable moment they shared with morehan two dozen people today. >>> britain's royal couple is making a splash in day two of their first overseas trip to canada. they greeted hundreds of spectators in ottawa. the duke and duchess watched 25 people become canadian citizens today. they handed out flags to the new citizens and joined them with their families making an already special day even more unforgettable for the new citizens. catherine was wearing a cream dress and red hat and queen's maple leaf roots. >> and prince albert got married in a civil ceremony to charlene woodstock a former olympic swimmer. the couple dismissed rumors and she tried to run away after rumors that he had a third legitimate child. >> the flags that catherine gave outer today, we better not see any on ebay. >> it was the weather to match the hats. i thought you would have noticed that. >> we'll be seeing a lot of grays and reds. >> show you what is going on right now. vollmer peak down on oakland. wouldn't be nice if there was baseball stadium i

we'll also review the unforgettable legal moments from this case.he feeling that this is going to be one of those decisions, perhaps not on the same scale as o.j. simpson, but where people will remember where they were when they heard this verdict. >> it's sort of -- there was telephone a public judgment out ththe. when it wasn't what people thought it would be, it was quite shocking to a lot of folks. we will get into that as you mentioned. >>> also another big but a little listen sayingal story that is making headlines. the intense political debate over the federal debt. it's set to resume on capitol hill today. you'll see what's holding up a solution to this crisis. >> you have to think this is going to get done. that there is a hard and fast deadline here, that even though bothides are sort of playing their battles and holding their positions,s,hat eventually this is going to get resolved. >> it would be great because it is such a big sue, if we can put the partisan issues decided and get this accomplished. >> global ramifications here. >>> late

it seems worth it. >> reporter: despite the high cost parents say that's what it's all about, unforgettableime with the kids. >> memories for a lifetime. >> reporter: back at the tea couple little kennedy has a message. >> thank you mommy. >> reporter: magic, priceless. >> well, certainly felt like a little bit of florida weather out here today. >> a little steamy and big thunderstorms tonight and if you haven't gotten wet yet, chances are you may or ust hear it out there because there's another line forming back out to the west. so far dry here in the city. that may change before the night is out. we had a lot of little scattered thunderstorms to the north of us, but again as we can see on radar picture right now, you look back out to the west and from hagerstown basically right down 81 just a little west into frederick county west of winchester, this is an actual broken line forming and it's drifting to the east and northeast. if this stays together the next few hours, it can drift right across and bring some rain. the green shaded counties you see here are all under active flash flood wa

, unforgettable. the defendant's own father even at the time said i've smelled that before and i know what it smells like. but we didn't stop there. we got help from the one person who has studied the odor of human decomposition more extensively than anyone else, dr. arpad vass, 20 years she spent, the last ten specifically studying the odor of human decomposition. he told you when he opened that can, he jumped back and said i know exactly what it is. but we're not just relying on his nose, but on science, too. he examined the evidence, examined the odor. what's important about what he did with the odor is he actually took a piece of the carpet, separated it from the trunk so the odor he was getting had to come from the carpet itself, in other words, not some ambient odor from something that had been in the car before, but from the carpet itself. in fact, the defense's own expert, dr. furton, agreed that that process would render an odor from the carpet itself, submitted it to instrumental exam snags.

for expatriate watching their home team play on their adopted turf is proving an unforgettable experience. >> it is world cup. i am in berlin. it is a great opportunity to come here and experience the spirit. i like to come here and hang out with my friends. it is really fun. >> many of the patrons are u.s. a chance to the court. but they also share in the ups and downs of the german team. the early german exit from the tournament came as a shock. >> it was a shame that germany did not make it further. when of germany. now we can fully support the u.s. without feeling guilty. >> and that makes the world cup even more enjoyable. the americans have played some of the most exciting soccer of the tournament. after heart-fought wins against brazil and france, the fans believe the u.s. they can go all the way against japan. >> we definitely have a good chance in the finals. i cannot say anything about the finals. >> it is going to be great. we are expecting a fantastic experience and we hope the u.s. wins its next match. >> if they do, the celebrations for the usa will be a little louder. >> th

he's the nature photographer who will stop at a nothing to get the unforgettable shot. tonight, we go in for a closeueu >>> and, tabloid trashed. a shocking case of media malpractice. tapping phones of celebrities, to royals, to a murdered teen. rupert murdoch shuts the paper down as the scandal spreads. >> well, good evening, i'm terry moran here in orlando, florida, where the stunning reality is now clear. casey anthony is going free, and soon. so, what now? another child? a memoir? those are only two of the possibilities the former murder suspect mentions in her letters from prison. but she'll have to face simmering public hostility. passions around this trial is running so high that a judge today temporarily sealed the names of all the jurors for their own protection. casey anthony walked into court a changed young woman, her hair down, her mood buoyant, a new lease on life. >> the defendant, casey anthony, is before the court for sentencing. >> reporter: having already served nearly three years in jail, and convicted on only four misdemeanors, the question today wa

. >>> the giants return to the baseball diamond this evening after an unforgettable day at the white house. >> congratulations to the giants on winning your first world series title in 56 years. [ applause ] >> president obama hosted and toasted the 2010 world champions during a special ceremony at the white house. he poked fun at some of the wild characters on the giants. mr. obama saw some similarities between himself and two time sigh winner tim lincecum. >> sometimes it's a good idea to bet on the skinny guy. and then there is the guy with the beard. i do fear it. >> the president praised the entire giants organization for its commitment to the community and many local chari organizations. >> that is great. sal, i'm sure you were watching that. >> yes, i am. it's usually someone else's team that gets to do that. it's nice that the team i follow gets to do that. let's take a look at the commute now. traffic is moving along nicely if you are driving this morning out to the macarthur maze and to the bay bridge toll plaza. as a matter of fact, we had a light commute now coming in to

to us and for what might happen if france were to use its nuclear weapons well and i find that unforgettable and. behind this image of paradise lies the secret that surrounds the testing and rips apart the people of french polynesia here the economy is dependent on france and the subject of nuclear testing remains taboo but this doesn't stop maria. risto mood right now. that i'm thinking of my children's future. to some of the. tiny territory a tiny country will do for which we have a high percentage of people of south from from dire oid long and bladder cancer. and it's frightening to know all that. with the help of her husband get a haitian teacher and mother of two uses the internet to broadcast an image of her country one that is rather different from those in the travel agency brochures. all of. us we decided to speak out about the nuclear issue because it's part of our contemporary history thems and it has disrupted our society since the sixty's. and now we suffer from the ills of a modern society yes we tell our son about our country's history but then when he asks us to bury some fac

the hospital, meeting inside with young patients and out front, giving those devoted admirers an unforgettable royal memory. and now, the countdown is officially on until william and kate arrive in california. that's scheduled to happen next friday. it's just three days that they will be there on tap, a brief visit with the governor, jerry brown, who will welcome them, as well as a black tie gala and hollywood of course and kate, we will see you there when they have a charity polo match. as well. >> yes, we'll see you out there, thanks, peter alexander. >>> when we come back, the jury prepares to get the case in the closely watched murder trial of casey anthony. >>> also ahead, being watched. how and why the government is following unsuspecting drivers. is it an invasion of privacy? >>> and later, royal wedding. the son of the late princess grace marries in monaco. >>> one of the most closely followed murder cases in years goes into its final phase in florida tomorrow. closing arguments in the trial of casey anthony, who is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter. nbc's kerry sanders report

in may, the widows took an unforgettable leap of faith, diving out of a plane at 13,000 feet. and in the process, honoring their husbands' adventurous spirit. jamie patterson lost her husband, nick, in 2007. >> this is the picture my husband jumped with every single time. i wanted to jump with it, too. >> reporter: a unique sisterhood. embracing life. >> yeah! >> military widows club! >> reporter: and celebrating their husbands' memories. >> awesome, man. >> reporter: peter alexander, nbc news. >>> an

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rescuers improvised a plan b, bringing in a large crane and using a bucket to give the rest an unforgettable ride across the river to safety. it's been raining here since thursday, triggering flooding and mudslides, leaving at least six people dead and forcing thousands to evacuate. and there's been no letup. forecasters predict more severe rain storms across western china over the next three days leaving many here at the mercy of mother nature. nbc news, beijing. >>> back in this country now to the nation's capitol and the question tonight, who will blink in this showdown going on between the president and congress over america's debt crisis? in less than a month, the united states will not be able to pay its debts unless something changes here which is why the congress has been called back from vacation this week. why the president made a rare appearance this afternoon in the white house briefing room. nbc's kristen welker was there. good evening, kristen. >> reporter: good evening, brian. president obama said lawmakers need to move out of their comfort zone in terms of dealing with the de

expected to watch the shuttle program's last launch was artie's early chicken reports to be an unforgettable moment for some painful for others. empty shells of what was once florida's thriving space coast. up to ten thousand people will be out of a job as soon as the last shuttle makes its final voyage back to earth home to many of the kennedy space center workers rock which is on the verge of becoming a ghost town without the space program or pretty much nothing i mean this is what you know because your beach is built on the space program you know it's a lot of you are going to be any jobs are indiana if you're going on welfare left and right you chance anthony krista fully spent twenty three years with the shuttle launch team as an engineer with a plan to splice things are for its final mission it means the end of his career with nasa and the beginning of uncertainty a year ago he started looking for a new job to no avail i have applied for jobs and so far i haven't gotten any concrete responses there's not that many jobs out there for sure the u.s. scrapped its shuttle program and now wa

in may the widows took an unforgettable leap of faith, diving out of a plane at 13,000 feet and in the process honoring their husbands' adventurous spirit. jamie patterson lost her husband, nick, in 2007. >> this is the picture that my husband jumped with every single time. and so i just wanted to jump with it today too. >> reporter: a unique sisterhood, embracing life -- >> yeah! >> military widows -- >> reporter: and celebrating their husbands' memories. >> oh, man. >> do it. >> reporter: peter alexander, nbc news. >> taryn davis's organization has connected with nearly 800 widows. fantastic group right there. >> without a doubt. >> once their -- you called it. we saw some pretty heavy storms tonight. >> yeah. the thunderstorm threat is still out there during the overnight, but the big severe weather threat has diminished, i'm happy to say. >> good. >> we had a lot of trees down. we've had some very gusty winds. and we've even had some hail. let's get started with live digital doppler and a check around our beautiful city. now taking a breather. you know, 4th of july weekend is alway

and that's how we came up with thmoniker, the unforgettable gift. >> from berries covered in ooey, gooey chocolate and showered with nuts, to berries dressed up in chocolate-covered tuxedoes, to good old fashioned ripe berries ready to be enjoyed straight out of the field, california growers can take great pride in growing one of america's favorite fruits. for "california country," i'm tracy sellers. >> hi. i'm chef paul murphy. and today, we're going to make an absolutely fabulous strawberry salad with bleu cheese from point reyes. i have some romaine lettuce, some strawberries, some carrots. and we're going to finish it off with a balsamic glaze. thesd are the simple steps you're going to take to enjoy this wonderful strawberry salad. some romaine lettuce, we're going to cut it as strips. next, we're going to slice up some of the strawberries. we're going to place these ingredients in a bowl, add some of the carrots, and last but not least, that delicious point reyes bleu cheese. we're going to put, oh, a nice amount. we'll chop it up. so we'll tosp this. we'll add some of the balsamic

with her dark hair and iconic bangs she had a look that was unforgettable. today more than half a century later her name lives on thanks to two las vegas-based entrepreneurs. what makes bettie paige the convince essential pinup is the fact that she's very naughty and very innocent. and has that girl next door appeal. >> she was almost like a meteor. she came on the scene in the early '50s and disappeared in the late 50s. >> bettie paige was an iconic 1950s pin up model. how did she get connected to a pair of entrepreneurs, a mid western lawyer and the founder of playboy? our story begins four years ago when jan glasser and his wife wanted to set up their clothing store in a placed filled with tourists. >> in las vegas if you're going to open a store it has to be on the strip. i approached miracle mile mall and inquired about the ability to get a store. they said, well, we would be interested except that to open a store anywhere on the strip you have to be an experienced retailer. you need at least one other store. >> typical of many entrepreneurs their lack

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it is unforgettable waters world. it is an early age . it is your choice how you react to it. >> we have the best of the factor wrapped nup one program. is that 3-dog night. >> i thought i was going to break into joy to the world. >> jeremiah was a bull frog. right now, caution you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. tonight we show case fascinating high lightts and bernie goldberg and his thoughts of me being the most trusted political guy in news. >> i know it galled you to see me, at the top of that most trusted political guy list. >> yeah, i hate -- you know, it didn't gall me but i hate to break the news to you, bill. i feel bad. you won a popularity contest and so congratulations. >> first time i ever won one. >> you should be happy. because almost everybody on the list isn't a political reporter, number one and a lot of them are not even journalist. but they could of. people could have voted for anybody. the way the poll was conducted they didn't have a list and say which of the people are most trusted