Jessica Alba’s Baby Photos ???

New baby Honor Marie’s photos are still in the market. Actually we don’t even know if Jessica Alba will sell the photos but we are excited to meet the baby. I’m sure in a couple of months we will get a picture of precious little Alba girl.

Jessica Alba emerged in LA on Saturday for the first time since giving birth, with Cash Warren and little Honor Marie by her side. Of course no glimpse of the infant just yet as Honor stayed all cozied up in her carrier while her new parents enjoyed the sunny afternoon.

Jessica looks great for someone who just give birth a couple of weeks ago. Daddy Cash Warren is proudly carrying baby Honor on their way for a pediatrician consult and they have special help from a private nurse.

Jessica Alba Goes Grocery Shopping, Leaves Honor at Home

Jessica Alba stocked up at Whole Foods to nourish her new family of three in LA on Sunday. She talked about staying fit through a special diet and exercise while pregnant, so no surprise she is keeping up her good eating habits for her post baby body which looks great already.

As we wait for a glimpse of Honor out of her baby carrier, it's good to know the Warren-Alba family is keeping up that green eating to go with the homey nest they prepared for their new addition.

On the big screen, Jessica Alba was last seen in The Love Guru, which served a major flop this past weekend at the box office. The Love Guru co-starred Mike Myers and Justin Timberlake. Jessica Alba is waiting to start work on Sin City 2, but for the time being her focus is on being a wife and mother.

Clinton Apologizes for Referencing 1968 Kennedy Assassination

Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks to the crowd during a campaign rally at Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky, 19 May 2008

U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton has apologized for citing the 1968 assassination of presidential candidate Robert Kennedy while defending her decision to remain in the race for the White House.

The Democratic presidential candidate told reporters Friday that she meant no offense to the Kennedy family. She said she was trying to make the point that in 1968, candidates were still campaigning in June when Kennedy was killed.

Clinton made the comment while campaigning in South Dakota Friday. She said then that she could not understand calls for her to quit the race for her party's nomination when past Democratic races, such as Kennedy's, had extended into June.

Bill Burton, a spokesman for Clinton's Democratic rival, Senator Barack Obama, called the comment "unfortunate."

John McCain speaking to members of the National Restaurant Association in Chicago, 19 May 2008

Meanwhile, presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain released his medical records Friday to alleviate concerns about his well-being. Doctors say the senator is in "excellent health."

The records show McCain, who has had skin cancer, to be cancer-free and in good health.

If he wins in November, McCain would be the oldest person elected to a first term as U.S. president. The Arizona senator turns 72 in August.

Some information for this report was provided by AFP, AP and Reuters.