BLITZER: As we look at this hour's iReport, "Hot Shots," in Kenya, look at this, giraffes tower over the trees. In London clouds roll away and the skies clear. In New Jersey, a bicycle is parked along a rebuilt beach after Superstorm Sandy. And in Iceland, the sun reflects off glaciers. "Hot Shots," pictures coming in from our CNN iReporters around the world. British officials aren't saying anything about when Prince William and Duchess Catherine's royal baby will be born. But members of the royal family, they are talking. The duchess's mother-in-law, Camilla, tells reporters, and I'm quoting now, "hopefully by the end of the week." And even the queen herself had something to say today. Here's CNN's royal correspondent, Max Foster.</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN ROYAL CORRESPONDENT: As the sun comes down on a blisteringly hot day here in London, the waiting game continues. Even the queen is wishing this royal baby along. She spoke to a young girl whilst out on an official visit on Wednesday.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Do you want Kate's baby to be a boy or girl?</s>QUEEN ELIZABETH: I don't think I mind. I would very much like it to arrive. I'm going on holiday.</s>FOSTER: The Duchess of Cambridge herself seems to be spending a lot of time with her mother in Bucklebury in Berkshire. We assume Prince William is with her. For Kate, this is a long wait, just waiting for nature to take its course. Max Foster, CNN, London.</s>BLITZER: Happening now, the personal toll on jurors in the George Zimmerman trial and the financial cost of their 22 days under sequester. New details emerging from the Sheriff's Office, stand by. Plus, horrific heat. The burning question for people across much of the United States. When will it cool down? And the Boston bombing suspect gets the rock star treatment. The backlash over the new cover of "Rolling Stone" magazine.
Royals Hint Baby's Due Very Soon