MALVEAUX: The little girl whose story sparked a national debate over transplant rules is now spending her first day with a new set of donor lungs. Doctors say 10-year-old Sarah Murnaghan's lung transplant was a success. The committee that sets the transplant rules temporarily changed its policy to give young kids equal access to adult organs. That decision on Monday allowed Sarah to receive the donated lung yesterday. Her family is optimistic that little Sarah will be walking and playing soon again. Good for her. In London, the Duchess of Cambridge now a godmother. Not in the traditional sense. She did preside over a Christening -- of a cruise ship. Yep. As you can see, smashing success. This is the last solo appearance for the duchess until her baby is born. In case you were wondering, she is wearing a Dalmatian from the British store Hobbs. Cost, about $250. We checked online. Outfit already sold out in most sizes. Chris Christie might be dropping hints about his political future. The New Jersey governor stopped by NBC's "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon." Christie tried his hand at slow jamming the news. Fallon slipped in a question about the governor's presidential aspirations. Watch.</s>CHRIS CHRISTIE, (R), GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY: The question of election is not about planned politics. It's about doing the right thing.</s>JIMMY FALLON, HOST, LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON: You ain't lying, C.C.</s>CHRISTIE: Come on, Jimmy. Do you really think I'd come on this show to announce a presidential run?</s>FALLON: Say whatever you want, but we all know, in 2016 --</s>MALVEAUX: Love it. They're playing, of course, Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run." Well, that's it for me. Have a great afternoon. CNN NEWSROOM continues with Brooke Baldwin.
Christie Talks Political Future in Slow Jam.