if it's true, boyle is not saying.ave to take a bathroom break maybe at some point. when should they not get up to go to the bathroom? >> not during the first hour. >> but if you have to go -- when is the one point when you shouldn't go? >> you should definitely not go during the first 15 minutes. that's where we try to establish ourselves. so please don't go in the first 15 minutes. but if you have to, do. don't let me cause you any discomfort. cut. >> reporter: discomfort is a common theme for boyle who directed films like "slumdog millionaire," "trainspotting" and "127 hours." [ screaming ] >> reporter: and some of that gritty danny boyle style may surface tomorrow night. >> are you serious? >> reporter: rumors describe dark scenes highlighting pollution, poverty, and protests in british cities. >> you will have to see the opening, i think. it's called "pandemonium." it's capital of hell in milton's "paradise lost". >> these cheery. >> it is a massive celebration at all. >> reporter: in the end we don't all burn in

rooney, homer bigger and hall boyle. he speaks with chip cronkite, and tim win dell, and the associate editor of the washington post next on book tv. >> good evening and welcome to the national press club. i'm the aarp bull continues executive editor for state muss, former president of the national press club. our book tonight is "assignment to hell. the war against indiana si germany with war correspondences walter cronkite, andy rooney, aj lib ling, homer bigart, and hall boyle." and i just finished reading andy rooney's book. let me negligence some upcoming book wraps here at the national press club. june 14th, liz win stead, comedian and coe crater of the daily show with discuss her book , "liz free or die." june 28th, the commander officer of the uss coll at the time of the attack will discuss his book about the attack on the uss coll. on july 12, his excellence si, john mow mam had, the vice president of the'm of ghana will discuss his book, my first cue -- coup d'etat. >> and on july 24, the renegades, and on sept

and then there was hal boyle.he probably wrote more words than any reporter in the european conflict. he was at operation torch from letter leads first day. he stayed all the way through. he was the first american newspaperman on the scene when the optical massacre of the unarmed gis, the prisoners was discovered. >> just an amazing, amazing series of guys. and i say that they were a journalistic band of brothers. i'm barely scratching the surface. i am leaving out hundreds of stirring moments. it takes dedication to write a book like this. i am dedicated to the guys who helped me on this. my friends stuff is very much in the great tradition of hal boyle. kim is a great teller of tales. hal boyle 18 pulitzer prize or his coverage of normandy and post world war ii. homer bigart, the great "new york times" editor, pepsi was his great friend and protÉge. she told me that when whatever homer bigart was introduced as a pulitzer winner, he would save two times. [laughter] [applause] >> he won the award twice. one of ver

>> you know the creative director is danny boyle. we talked to him a while back.ch a big deal. does he feel pressure or maybe not. he's going to pull back the curtain a little bit on what we'll see tomorrow night. >> and coming up the fan favorite of beach volleyball held not far from here actually. it's one of the cool venues. that's why i want to go. >> oh, yeah. yes, the venue. >> not the bikinis. >> we're going to preview the men's and women's competition. >> i have a little tent pitched out. >> also coming up, we'll preview the rivalry that is brewing at the pool between ryan lochte and michael phelps. okay, guys. >> she did it! guess what, it was her, mom. i'm going to get to push the button and raise the tower bridge. >> will you be on it as you press the button? >> do they know you're doing it? >> no. >> do you have a permit? >> no. i'm just going in. >> we want to go back to new york. >> hello, everybody. investigators examining a suspicious package apparently mailed by james holmes just before friday's tragedy. a source said it contained notes on killing

the young couple exchanging text messages, which brings us right into how danny boyle galvanized the twitter age. the audiences that came to the dress rehearsal behind us this week, to save the surprise. and are we glad they saved it because tonight, we have been delighted by the show. >> it has been quite remarkable. thank you so much for joining me in the studio with our incredible view of the olympic stadium behind us. you are watching "bbc world news america." we will take you to one stall in the shadow of olympic park, which is playing a part in these ceremonies. in 1936, the olympics were the first to be shown on television. it sought a 13-year-old become the youngest female gold medalist -- it saw a 13-year-old become the youngest female gold medalist a libyan, a record which still has not been broken -- gold medalist olympian. >> the 1936 games remain the most remarkable of all of them feared it was allocated to berlin before hitler came to power, but he was determined to outdo los angeles with this magnificent stadium. - than the top tier and the roof, which was added for th

one says danny boyle will get a knighthood. another, the opening ceremony has been amazing. and more than a few, brian, let the games begin. >> well, chris, we are so happy for this host city that as you point out the weather has held at least so far. chris jansing over the olympic village tonight. chris, thanks. here's why you may be hearing of a strong women's theme at these games in the days to come. a couple firsts at work here. it's the first time every nation has women athletes on the team. for the first time on team usa, the women out number the men as they do in the work place and on college campuses in the u.s. so it's fitting the ranking ambassador from the u.s. is first lady michelle obama. here in london as we said leading the delegation and cheering them on, meeting with the leading women around here, the queen and kate middleton and telling the american athletes what watching the olympics on television meant to her growing up in chicago especially for her dad who had m.s. >> my father wasn't able to walk without the assistance of crutches, but he retained his l

the mastermind is danny boyle, best known for his hit movie "slumdog millionaire."cost a staggering $42 million and played out in front of a worldwide audience of a billion people. erica gonzalez is live along 8th treat in d.c. with some of the local watch parties. hey, erica. >> reporter: hi, doreen. just about each and every one of these bars behind us on 8th street had their own olympic viewing party of sorts, and why not? it's an event that comes around just once every four years, so you got to do it up big. >> as a representative of the united kingdom here in america, it's a moment of great pride. >> reporter: british ambassador of the midwest invited us to the start of the 2012 olympic london games. in queenly fashion, there were crystal chandeliers, gold-framed plasmas, and signature cocktails, one for every color olympic ring. now let's pour a pint. on 8th street, a different celebration. less polished, but still packed with a lot of spirit. >> usa! usa! usa! >> reporter: boom box, torch, and all. what's this made out of? >> radiatorcover and foam. >> metal

but this is what danny boyle does.stic movies that always have like a very definite tone. they're magical or scary or intense. and he did that to some extent. but more on a cinematic level instead of a big scale level. which is how one billion people all over the world were watching it. so just like british sense of humor, it ain't for everybody. >> creepy and scary for some of the kids in particular. i was kencouraging my 7-year-ol to watch and then we got to that part and i was like he should probably leave the room. he hung in there, though and he said he wasn't scared. but there were some kind of imaginary creepy scary under the bed kind of stuff. but, hey, it was theater, right? >> it was theater. and i think danny boyle mostly succeeded. as a critic, i feel the responsibility to not only critique what we saw, but sort of what the intention was. and his intention was to seem to be to bring us a very cheeky, very british presentation of the opening ceremonies. and i think he it absolutely achieved that. however, he

danny boyle who won an oscar for slum dog millionaire who brought the world train spotting and 28 days later, this may be his crowning achievement. it began with a lush island villages. transformed by a bit of kenneth bra that shakespeare and industrial revolution. rivers form rings, olympic rings that rise in spark in the london night. and in a sweeping rambling narrative, danny boyle gave tribute to james bond and the queen to harry potter and the national health care system, even mr. bean and the investor of the internet. ♪ >> reporter: and then hours after the history lesson began, the former british colleague known as america entered powerful and beaming. watched as the moving kal dron sculpture was lit by young athletes nominated by british medalist pastd. passing the tor toch a new generation. plenty of locals never thought things would go back this way. but somehow, everybody went up on schedule. still in typical british fashion, when they started to feel good about things r, something embarrassing would happen. not enough security guards. young korean flag at a soccer game. to

of the spectacular which we hear will have dancing and farm animals. [ music ] >> reporter: boyle is probably best known for the mega hit movie "slumdog millioinaire." london is not known for the sunny days, so british airways flew in apache rain dancers from arizona to perform a rainbow dance to ensure nice weather. a british artist want everyone to get into the spirit of the gam by ringing bells all over the country. >> it could be a brilliant sound you know if wherever you are in britain you could hear that. that's my idea as kind of all over the place piece of music. >> reporter: andrew spencer, abc2 news. >>> it's topping selling suv in the u.s. last month but why ford is recalling nearly half a million escape suvs and what you need to do if you behind the wheel of one. they are negotiating contracts but friends of -- fans of modern family will not lose their show. details on the fall season coming up in a bit. >> okay. dew points are high again for today and what is a dew point? i will answer that coming up. mike. >> reporter: all rightch good morning. we have issues across bal

canny boyle is in charge of the spectacular which we hear will have dancing and farm animals. ♪ boyles probably best known for the megahit movie "slumdog millionaire." london isn't known for its sunny days so british airways flew in apache rain dancers from arizona to perform a rainbow dance to ensure nice weather. a british artist wants everyone to get into the spirit of the games by ringing bells today all over the country. >> could be a brilliant sound. you know. if wherever you are in britain you could hear that. that's my idea of it. as i kind of all over the place. piece of music. >> reporter: i'm andrew spencer for 9news now. >> olympic officials say that they will be able to deal with any glitches that may occur during the games. the british culture secretary discussed that possibility before having a small accident of his own. >> before the lights go on at the -- >> yes. so. ooh. you were right. we are. we missed -- this is a terrible moment there. >> well, the bell struck a publicist in the leg. but she's okay. small glitch. >>> and officials in london are defending their ha

danny boyle was the creative mind behind the $42 million show.everyone talking is this skit. >> boyle used his movie magic to show the queen parachuting into the stadium with actor daniel

at the illinois law faculty francis boyle claims that the usa can be hauled before a tribunal this lawyer and harvard graduate has an international reputation agent orange in vietnam gulf war syndrome or trials are a specialty today francis boyle is locked in a new battle to have the use of depleted uranium recognized as a war crime uranium munitions violate the hague regulations of nineteen zero seven and then do you also violates the geneva protocol of one nine hundred twenty five. so they are clear use of the you is clearly a war crime so if you go away easy to use it shouldn't be but why does the united states use. landmines why you know we're trying to stop it the problem is how. you know how do you bring the rule of law to bear on the united states government it's very difficult to do and especially on the pentagon there are you know there are a lot into themselves so that's why it's so hard to bring the united states to heels or he sees isolation on the international stage as being the only way forward i think if we can get all the parties to the geneva protocol to send in that let

. >>> millions love the sound of susan boyle's voice, of course.land, not so much. they're going to court, now, claiming that the "britain's got talent" star sings all hours of the day and night. a situation they're describing as unbearable. >> but a spokesman for susan boyle says both sides have been engaged in a long-running feud. and that the lawsuit is old news. we'll see. >>> and finally, now, we know what every american athlete will be wearing to the opening ceremony at the upcoming olympics in london. >> yes, indeed. ralph lauren, designed the uniforms which feature a beret highlighted with red and white stripes. the men will also have blue and double-breasted blazers, and a red and white tie. >> and the women's blazers will be matched with red, white and blue scarves. the hope is that the berets go over as well as those back in 2002, which quickly sold out in salt lake city. i couldn't get one. >> you were there? >> well, i wanted one. >> you wanted one. >> i tried to order online. i couldn't get one. >> no such luck? all right. >> maybe th

at the delight of the royals, danny boyle used music, dance, light and stage craft to pay tribute tothing from james bond and the queen to peter pan and british e. brin's national health care system. a moment of relief for danny boyle who won an oscar for "slumdog millionaire," but this was a challenge unlike any other. >> it's live and one-time only. i'll never do one again, but it's extraordinary to be involved. >> representing the white house, first lady michele obama, who started the day focusing on her get hit campaign. she also indulged in some olympic day dreaming of her own. what would your olympic event be, if you were an athlete? what would you play? >> complete fantasy, i would be a gymnast. but come on, 5'11". i tried. but i'm in awe of what those women and men can do, the strength, combined everything, dance, strength, acrobatics, but that's really a fantasy. if we get to something more realistic, maybe it would be track. >> okay. >> i'd like to think i was fast. >> reporter: and with the games officially under way, focus turns to one of the great rival riz of 2012, not

boyle apparently -- she lives alone in the home with her cat.an argument going on with the neighbors it's sour grapes. she doesn't really sing all day. she has another beautiful posh home, sort of not too far in another neighborhood. that's where her piano is. these are just folks who are angry and haters. basically. >> i can see that. she got so famous after that performance. subsequently. a little bit of a haterade. a little hateration. a little hateration. >> everyone knows the lovely, stunning, voluptuous, sophia vergara from "modern family. "we reported weeks ago, she broke up with her boyfriend, they got back together. and now there are reports she could be engaged. just celebrated her 40th birthday down in mexico. apparently, now her boyfriend nick loeb, who had been together over a decade. and went down. and a picture on twitter, she had a ring on. so that its leading to speculation maybe she has gotten engaged. but, there are also reports saying, no it is not true. folks in her camp say, don't believe it. it hasn't happened. other folks

danny boyle was the creative mind behind the $42 million show. what got everyone talking is this skit. >> boyle used his movie magic to show the queen parachuting into the stadium with actor daniel craig who plays the spy in the franchise but stunt doubles were used. don't worry, the queen was not parachuting in herself. >>> now onto the biggest competition at the olympics today, michael phelps hoping to be the first male swimmer to win the same individual event at three consecutive olympics. he is competing against another member of team usa, ryan lochte. they're going for the gold in the 400 individual medley. piers morgan spoke with fepds last month about representing the usa. >> i think to be for me to be an american is one of the greatest things in the world, for me just because i have been able to grow up with everything, the freedom, the greatest country in the world, and throughout my career i have been able to travel overseas and to represent my country the best way that i could and being able to wear the stars and stripes when you step

oscar winner danny boyle was the creative mind and director behind the ceremony aisles of wonder. the recent tour de france champion bradley wiggins kicked things off followed by historic moments involving british society. one of the moments of the night was the prelude to the queen's introduction. ♪ >> boyle used his movie magic to show the queen teaming up with the james bond actor daniel craig in a scene that seems to show them parachuting into the olympic stadium. but stunt doubles actually jumped from the helicopter. it was not the queen. >>> let's take you over to london's olympic park where amanda davies is joining us this morning. good morning, amanda. we shared some of the highlights with our viewers. what stood out to you in the opening ceremonies? >> dan me boyle called this show the aisles of wonder and it left so many people wondering how on earth he managed to persuade the queen jump out of a helicopter with james bond 007. for me, that was most definitely the highlight. it had everything, not just that kind of humor, it had drama, it had david beckham in a speed boa

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. ♪ ♪ remember susan boyle? her neighbors are not as wild and why the police are getting involved.od morning washington" begins right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, july levin. i am kendis gibson. >> we will start things off with lisa baden. good morning. >> it was until an accident at 7100. two lanes are blocked. a little bit of patience this morning. no problems right now as far as traffic on the beltway and we are good on 270. now to the weather with adam caskey. >> we are booking fine right now. -- looking fine right now. dry the next couple of days. everybody until the weekend. let's look at the temperatures. all at 67. 70 -- 70 in arlington. frostburg 60 degrees on the nose. we cannot rule out a few thundershowers along the blue ridge today and tomorrow with highs in the upper 80's. more coming up. >> some breaking news right now , at a train has derailed near the ohio state fair grounds and one of the cars exploded. it is no

danny boyle was in charge of the $42 million celebration. 31 of the things is they made it look like a queen of england parachuted into the stadium. sooner or when michael phelps barely qualified this morning >> we had someone buy a bag of candy in the got more than she bargained for. what she found would worry anyone. >> >>marty: we will have a warm day today. will the right track cleared -- we will be right back. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. is not seeking compensation. >> we take you inside a glitzy new casino. >> you can see some foggy conditions this morning. janu [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit.

as the world awaits the opening ceremonies and the lighting of the olympic cauldron, oh, danny boyle.i going to see peter pan, captain hook -- >> yes. >> yes. okay. >> yes. we hope so. yeah. i mean, if they work, yeah. there's always this problem that you might have to cut things because they don't work. it's a live show. >>> foreign faux pas. the brits have a field day with mitt romney's comments on whether london is ready or not. >> mitt romney has turned on the charm during his visit to britain by questioning the country's ability to host the olympic games. >> with a message that he wanted to get out from this trip has been obscured. if he's here to make friends, he's got a funny way of showing it. >> romney tried to take a mulligan today with matt lauer. >> i'm absolutely convinced that the people here are ready for the games and in just a few moments, all the things politicians say will get swept away because the athletes finally take the stage, the games are about the athletes. that's why the games virtually anywhere they've been have been highly successful. >>> who needs london

danny boyle can't tell you, i can't tell you.t really is something which has been kept under wraps but i think it will be a great event and people will be surprised by the originality and how different it is to what people have been used to seeing at an olympic opening ceremonies in the past. >> we saw that there was a bit of kerfuffle over mitt romney's olympic comments. david cameron was inspired to say something about it and boris johnson of course, to 60,000 people. the press have just been brutal. talking about mitt romney's olympic blunder, hands gift to obama and all of the other headlines, really tough. it does seem a little strange that here this good will tour started off with as some say, not much charm and slightly offensive. >> it is tough. as you say, the british media are pretty unforgiving. i think mitt romney went with the best possible intentions. i talked to him just before he went and i know he said to me, said to the prime minister, said to everybody else he saw how thrilled he was to be in london for the oly

susan boyle story. it's been a couple years since she blew us away with her performance on "britain's got talent." but now, some of her neighbors are unimpressed with her famous voice. they want police to do something about it. lama hasan has been following this for us. >> reporter: the "britain's got talent" star once dreamed the dream. but did she ever dream that voice would be called a nightmare? just ask her neighbor, theresa miller, who tells "the daily mail," we would hear the shouting and sometimes singing before she became famous. but since she got successful, it's become worse. she's so loud, you can't hear the tele. it's unbearable. they say after belting out tunes, boyle has sent them running to their local council screaming. complaining of noise pollution. her tones are clearly no music to her neighbors' ears. boyle's rep tells abc news, she and her neighbors have been feuding over a decade. fighting over her success. the two simply don't like each other. so, perhaps there's a little jealous

. >> millions of fans around the world are thrilled to hear susan boyle sing but not her neighbors. >♪ i dream the dream ♪ the time i was living >> well, they're apparently sick and tired of hearing boyle belt out her tunes at all hours of the night. >> like being your neighbor. >> me? >> don't give out my secrets, clayton. one couple says she's so loud, they can't even hear their phones ring. >> what? >> they filed a noise complaint. the spokesperson says both parties have been in a feud for over a decade. >> all right. >> you think after she got famous that she might have moved houses. she's been in the same house for over a decade? >> maybe she needs a permit from the city. >> right. >> to sing late at night. >> what are you alluding to about being my neighbor? >> when you live close to gretchen, you belt out tunes all hours of the night. you sound fantastic. let's bring in fox news contributor and author of the new book "screwed" there he is. dick morris is up bright and early with us this morning to talk about some of the stories making headlines this morning. good morning, dick.

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but director danny boyle was. telling meredith vieira, he was impressed with the queen, who nailed the part of herself in just one take. >> her and james bond got on very well. and the corgis were fine as well. >> it all sounded bloody fantastic. in addition to the parachuting, we're told the queen was offered body doubles for her beloved corgis. brian, she refused. they played themselves. >> who doesn't love a corgi. chris jansing here in london, thanks. >>> that is our broadcast on a saturday night. i'm brian williams reporting again tonight from london. we'll look for you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> swimming royalty pulled off her throne by her own coach. natalie coughlin may have swam her last olympic race. good evening. i'm diane dwyer. this is day one of the olympic competition. there's already controversy at the pool as well as on the soccer field involving bay area athletes. we'll take you to london behind the scenes as well as recap some of the c

it is on mount boyle avenue. >>> the former bronze statute of joe paterno torn down as the university braces for the punishment. >> that statute came down early in the morning and the fall out from this whole scandal continues tomorrow as the ncaa reveals its punishments. it was the dismantling of an icon. the statute of joe paterno was covered with a tarp as workers used jam hackers to remove it and put it in storage. >> this is a travesty. >> it's saddened. >> i respect what they did. i understand why there was a lot behind that statute. >> reporter: the president of the baltimore chapter of the penn state allumni said he would not have any comment until monday, after the ncaa announces the sanctions. those ncaa sanctions will be unprecedented. >> what's off the table i'm told now is the so called death penalty. so penn state will not have its football program suspended for a year. but when the sanctions are alled said and done, penn state is going to wish they had the death penalty -- are alleged said and done. >> reporter: some hoped the gesture would have the ncaa the go easy. pe

academy award-winning director danny boyle is in charge of the spectator -- spectacle. he is probably best known for the movie "sun millionaire." -- " slumdog millionaire." british airways flew in apache dancers from arizona to insure nice weather. a british artist wants everybody to get into the spirit of the gains by a ringing bells all over the country. >> it could be a brilliant thing. wherever you are in britain -- you could hear that. that is my idea of it. all over the place -- a piece of music. >> look at this photo. it is not a mug shot. it is the official had shot that michael phelps took for his badge. he says he looks like that because it was taken after a nap. he was afraid that officials would not let him into the village with in that photo as a badge. >> that would be funny if it was. >> it is 76 degrees outside. >> coming up, a reaction to a wild scene at a maryland post office. >> senior citizens -- it went from bad to worse. >> what hap x hageman is in custody after allegedly stabbing another man in a post office. -- >> a man is in custody after allege

. >> it took oscar-winner danny boyle to plan this show. >> communication, to keep anything a surprise is very difficult. >> that is why he came up with the hashtag #savethesurprise. >> people actually started using the hashtag. they asked angelina jolie not to post links to spoilers. >> it is on much more positive things. >> you want to do like people. >> i'm sure it will be a good show. >> my guess is the world is in for one heck of a surprise. tonight's show will feature instant communication, which seems appropriate given the success of that hashtag. >> all right. and olympic-mania with the swim team and baltimore's own michael phelps. >> we are here were the olympic show gets under way, and the olympics opening ceremony is underway right now in london. baltimore is gearing up for what could be a history making an olympic sport michael phelps. >> it is kind of like a birthday and thanksgiving and christmas all wrapped into one. is an exciting, electric feeling. >> the olympic games in london are bringing out patriotic fans all across baltimore. especially at the pool where michael