he went to cambridge. when crumble was running the country and they took them out of oxford and cambridge and appointed his own men because he knew if he were to run the country you needed to have your people teaching the clever young people so he was at cambridge for a long time. and he had a cousin that was a friend and fought with cromwell, but then after he died, she was one of those who supported the charles ii she was given every opportunity and his young cousin got a very good job in the needy and in the office and made his career. the most interesting thing about him is that he had learned shorthand at cambridge and started keeping a diary in the 16 sixties when they came back. for nine and a half years this young man wrote a diary of what it was like to live and work in london and it is one of the most marvelous documents ever written to the he was a renaissance man curious about everything. he was interested in everyone and he noticed she had the knack of being in the right place at the right tim

cambridge began to fill up with thousands of militiamen. they soon learned that this had been a rumor, that there was no violence, but there were all these people with their weapons in the middle of cambridge, and it was a very volatile crowd. and these were the country people who had turned into the rabble-rousers. and it was then both sam adams wasn't there, john adams wasn't there. they needed someone from the boston committee of correspondence to show up and try to calm things down. and in samuel adams' absence, a new person began to emerge as one of the leaders of the boston revolutionary movement. and he was a young doctor named joseph warren. 33 years old, he had been an act lite really of samuel adams for more than a decade, and he had gained more and more of a public presence. and where -- and he was a different kind of guy from sam adams who sam adams was almost two decades older, had a different approach. joseph warren, there was a charisma about him. and i'd like to read a passage in my book that describes warren as he was -- pa

bernie says it's kind of nice to see cambridge residents waking up.ay they feel betrayed by the tsarnaevs after everything america has given them. >> you don't hear a lot of that from the muslim community this, outrage fu. say so, a agree with you. we're a nation of suckers to allow people in here who have a look what happened at england and france. muslims came in and it's just a mess. >> it's the end of our show, thank you. that does it for me, i'm greg gut feld and i shall see you next time. >>> tonight on "huckabee" -- >> i'm extraordinarily proud to announce my new national security adviser susan rice. >> screw-up, cover-up, move up. the obama administration rewarding good soldiers who toe the company line while treating those who call out corruption like enemies of the state. >> not only are they losing their job and their livelihood and their income, they are actually facing jail time. >> government whistleblowers on why they risked everything to reveal the truth. >> i could not stand by and simply be eyewitness to the subversion of our own con

bernie says it's kind of nice to see cambridge residents waking up.ay they feel betrayed by the tsarnaevs after everything america has given them. >> you don't hear a lot of that from the muslim community this, outrage fu. say so, a agree with you. we're a nation of suckers to allow people in here who have a look what happened at england and france. muslims came in and it's just a mess. >> it's the end of our show, thank you. that does it for me, i'm greg gut feld and i shall see you next time. i started going pro a few weeks ago with crest pro-health clinical. after my last dentist's visit, i was like, "i need to take this up a notch." [ male announcer ] try crest pro-health clinical together to keep your teeth 97% as clean as a dental cleaning. i mean, there's a difference right from the beginning. my mouth felt cleaner. i could really feel it changing something for the better. [ male announcer ] go pro with crest pro-health clinical. ahh, look who's not an amateur anymore! my mouth is so clean my dentist almost didn't know what to do. i was like "t

at cambridge he had been floundering. at getting he was confident, swath, on top of things and intimidated max bourne himself who had no reason to be bill intimidated. max bourne has made fundamental contributions to physics himself. but anyway bourne was not just impressed but intimidated by oppenheimer. oppenheimer completed his ph.d within a few months of being at gettingham and also began to collaborate with max bourne. so in the space of less than a year he has gone to somebody who is the in the depths of a deep depression to member who is collaborating with one of the leading scientists in the word, and they made a famous contribution to physics. the bourne-oppenheimer approximation, and if you look at a textbook on quan quantum textbook is still part of -- still alive today. so, the lasting contribution to the discipline that he made i want few months of being at gettingham. now, everybody knew that exciting things were happening in physics in europe at that time, and a great demand in america for people trained by

. >>> the duchess of cambridge before giving birth. >> we have live news for you this hour. thursday, june 13th at 6:00 a.m. >> an estimated 74 million people in the path of possible tornadoes, thunderstorms, high winds, hail, a lot of rain. storm chasers spotted funnel clouds in speaking of the windy city, absolutely lived up to its bill, chicago saw 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts coupled with dime sized hail. >> in northern iowa two tornado touchdowns confirmed the wright county sheriff's office reporting downed power lines and debris. two businesses took the brunt of the path. restaurant owner says she left just in time. >> it felt like it getting closer so we locked the door and took off for town and probably hit about two minutes after that. >> to me it looked large and scary to see the debris. we wasn't sure if there were any injuries at that point in time. >> no injuries reported but there were power outages. >>> check out this amazing really beautiful image of lightning hitting chicago's willis tower formerly known as the sears tower. you can see the bolt hit two buildi

they come from english towns and become successful but marlo has been to cambridge and educated at cambridge university and is in the short term successful and shakespeare follows his career so when he writes edward ii i'm not kidding. all the way through to 15 90's, he was a very exuberant spine playwright, aggressively, sexual, atheists and he was a dangerous character. and he got mixed up in a slight what involving elizabeth i. and the next thing you know, he is killed in what was a tavern brawl. how he died hasn't been explained. suddenly, shakespeare is standing alone and his nearest rival killed in a brawl and also that is used in that film shakespeare in love. if you remember he's played by rupert everett and is killed and the plot turns on the hero in thinking it is and marlo but a joke so i started with that because in a way -- shakespeare's career takes off it is quite remarkable marlo was killed in 1597i think. >> you have 1593 on your list. >> he was killed in 1593 and within five years he's written hamlet coming to know, all, henry v, it's all tumbling out. so in some strange wa

. >> the duchess of cambridge makes her last solo public appearance, we're joined by royal watcher victoria arbiter. >> royal history, live.

police department, the cambridge police department, and the watertown police department. we commend the heroic work of the officers that arrived on the scene, cambridge, watertown, state police, all of to those officers, during that night. we recognize that professionalism of all of our law enforcement partners, particularly our federal partners, and the office of the u.s. attorney. thank you. >> good afternoon i am the district attorney in suffolk county. first and foremost i want to extend once again my thoughts and prayers to the family of martin richard, lingzi lu, kris stihl campbell and officer sean collier and hundreds more whose lives were changed that day. i want to stepped my sincering appreciation of the men and women of the boston police department, boston fire department, all state and local authorities that responded to the crime scene, for their bravery and rapid action in the aftermath -- >> there you have it. a double indictment here. the federal indictment. 30 counts against dzhokar tsarnaev and the county of middlesex, 15 counts against them. the went t

at cambridge university, fellow at teams college cambridge and different politics at harvard and became much more interested in doing activist work along with my riding and i moved to washington. and wisconsin native at the university of medicine and also director of the great senator from wisconsin and bob, a liberal congressman. my last introduction, policy planning work on united nations at the state department. and history and economics and different universities. i have written this book, i should say this is the famous institution, small, small bookstores like this in my view are the future and the backbone of america, at mit, duke, and why you and come in -- the real places things happen are places like this so it is a pleasure to be here. is book "what then must we do?" the title taken from tolstoy and drawn from luke and the question is what is it shall we do, what must we do? that is a question a lot of the blood being asked and asking themselves around the country particularly. i wrote this book in a very strange way. as some of you know i wrote a long book about the undergro

washington's chief of artillery and also a close friend and of course he is invited to dinner in cambridge at the vassal house and eventually lucy who is quite pregnant by now, is also invited to meet the newly arrived martha washington and they become lifelong friends. here is a much later picture of henry and i think it's rather flattering. this is a tino three. this is rather flattering i think. okay, this is probably -- [laughter] a little bit vanished. we have the canon here of course. he was really in charge of all the arms and the strategic use of those. some of you may be familiar with that military history but henry eventually gets to weigh 290 pounds. and lucy is not far behind. [laughter] but they have this wonderful relationship, this love affair that goes on and on. there are 8500, this is approximate the close, digitized letters of henry involved in military affairs but also many that are related to lucy. they are dutiful love letters between them and she writes to him too. they are an absolutely passionate couple with each other all throughout their lives. washington has tha

you've got the duchess of cambridge who is going to officially launch the ship.ht? why is that so important? >> well, being a cruise company called princess, it seems very appropriate to have a princess name our newest ship. but cheerily she is -- we're terribly honored that she -- the duchess of cambridge accepted our invitation. she's clearly the most famous woman in the world in many ways, she's a great ambassador for great britain and great britain is very important market for us. we're traditionally a british company and so all of the stars align and we think it is a perfect fit. we're very excited that she's been gracious enough to agree to name our ship. >> all right. thank so much for joining us, the ceo of princess cruises on his new ship in south hampton. >>> we'll take a short break. still to come on cnbc, we'll track one u.s. retailer that has seen its stock rise by leaps and bounds in recent years. how is dsw stepping it up on the comeback trail? [ male announcer ] citi is over 200 years old. in that time there've been some good days. and some diffic

. >>> same sex march rams will be gathering wait being and the cambridge that marriage band. we do know the corporal will hand down several decisions same time that they understand it will be too much to go for. >> we are really excited and we are hoping they are not going to rain on our parade. >> the supreme court ruling coincides with the pride celebration this coming weekend. testimony already a tracks at a live report. coming up at 5:15 our crew in front of the court and we will also they will be dealing with some new carpool lanes. janine de la vega has more on quickening up the slowest area in the country. >> reporter: this stretch can be one of the worst bottlenecks in the area but starting today, drivers will have new carpool lanes to help ease the commute. caltrans just added .6 miles of carpool lanes in each direction. the new lanes opened over the weekend but today is the first day chp will start enforcement this. as part of the approach and harbaugh road and a retaining wall was constructed and this should improve congestion. >> people can sit in this area for up

we can see the numbers in the upper 60s in annapolis, and cambridge.so the sticky weather will be with us once again. the temperatures are on the mild side. the warm side. this is in baltimore city, 78 degrees. so from there the temperatures will soar. 67 degrees right now. let's get a check of the traffic with lauren. >>> well, lynette, the temperatures are nice and warm. and if you are traveling here in annapolis here is a live look at 95. nothing to get in your way as you make the push from route 50 to the 895. and 95 is going to be clear of 195. no problems getting down to washington, d.c. and towards baltimore in great shape. the beltway nice and clear on the west side. the inner loop free of delays as well as the outer loop. 12 minutes from 795 to 95. and east on the beltway an 11 minute ride from 95 to 83. that's your time-saver traffic report. >>> a woman in washington state thought she was watching a large dog in the neighborhood. it turns out it was not a canine it was a big bear. he jumped in her car and chasing the animal down the street. t

. >> the duchess of cambridge is weeks away from her due date. some are estimating how >> welcome back at 4:55. the professional football writers of america are writing about the indianapolis colts' head c beach for overcoming adversity. >> he was hired, and then in september, he was diagnosed with sept mber, he was diagnosed with be took a leave of absence after coaching three games. he continued to comew onicate wh coaching three games. he continued to comew onicate wh bis playethi and assistants. the colts made the playoffs but lost to the ravens who went on to win the superbowl. >> former nfl star, chad johnson, is out of jail after t sol prizing for slapping his lawyer on the ke tt. johnson said the judge was the first person to get him to r1 soaluate his life. >> it's a blessing in disguise seriously. i'm putting my life on pause and taking time to thinweek nobody el has been able to do it, not even my parents. >> he has to participate in coots dunity service. >>> now, to the royal pregnancy. >> love this story. >> kate middleton isnon' dit

the dutchess of cambridge makes her last public appearance before the royal baby is born.resident, mohamed morsi, announced his country is cutting all diplomatic ties with syria and closing down the syrian embassy in cairo. we will continue to give you more information on this. a situation and other late developments involving syria. >>> now, changing gears. if you donate your hard-earned money to charity, you need to hear the startling details in this next story drew griffin along with the tampa bay times investigated a tennessee family that controls five cancer-related charities here in the u.s. they promise to use all have o the money you donate to help people with cancer. we found otherwise. here is drew griffin. >> reporter: drive down these country roads outside knoxville, tennessee, and into this small industrial park and you'll find the headquarters of a family conglomerate of cancer charities that return lavish salaries to their owners but according to their own tax records donate very little to dying cancer patients. the last thing the people running this charity

the duchess of cambridge helps chrissen a ship in her final solo appearance before the royal baby arrives today, thursday, june 13th, 2013. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a thursday mornle. >> al's got a busy morning. this is a massive storm system impacting 75 million people in nearly two dozen states. you're looking at some of the damage, the torrential rains, damaging winds that lashed parts of michigan. >> we're just beginning to feel the impact of these storms in the northeast. we're going to get to al in a moment. we want to begin with kristen dahlgren in chicago. she will show us the damage that's already been done. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. a sigh of relief if chicago. things have cleared but a different scene here overnight. now millions more as you said bracing for this massive and dangerous system. a rough night across the midwest with tornados touching down in bellman, iowa. in yorkville, illinois lightning strikes and thunderstorms blanketed the area. outside of chicago, the weather channel's mike seidel took cover with his crew inside

. >>> and in london the duchess of cambridge is now a godmother. congratulations. not in the traditional sense of the word. she did preside over a christening of a cruise ship. the last godmother of a princess cruise ship was princess diana in 1984. look closely. this is probably the last solo appearance you will see of the dutchest until her baby is born. richard was there for all of it. take a look. >> suzanne, this is where the duchess of cambridge named the ship and they took nothing to chance, even writing on a piece of paper i name this ship royal princess and god bless her and all who sail it. and then it was the moment when the duchess cut the rope. we waited to see if the champagne would break. the bottle smashed which is a good omen certainly for the ship and probably for the duchess as well who is due to give birth next month. in fact, this was the duchess' last solo engagement. we will see her again at other official ceremonies like the trooping of the color and, suzanne, for those that wish to know, it was a dalmation mac she was wearing that cost abou

this is the wife of prince william, kathrine, duchess of cambridge, in the hospital at the time.ys made a prank call posing as a nurse. >> the nurse who put the call through later committed suicide. now, listen to this, one of those deejays is getting an award, from his employer, which is a big radio owning company in australia. >> so he was voted best deejay in the land. needless to say it's caused a lot of controversy here. we have details from max foster. watch. >> it was a prank that went horribly wrong. nurse found hanged three days after this call. >> hello there. could i please speak to kate, please, my granddaughter? >> by putting us through? >> yes. >> inquest later this year will try to determine if it was suicide. >> incredibly sorry for the situation and what's happened. and, you know, we hope they're doing okay and they're getting the love and support they deserve and need right now. personally, i'm -- >> the two deejays apologized at the time. the woman hasn't been back to work since. her partner, michael christian, was put back on air by his employer. the company h

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was the last solo public appearance for the duchess of cambridge before the birth of her child. a new cruise ship, called the princess. we have this report. with a royal band on parade and on display, the duchess arrived looking healthy and relaxed. before she could begin her own voyage into motherhood, there was work to be done. soon, she will be naming her own royal prince or princess. today, she had to name -- >> the last engagement, -- the next time they see her, she will be a mother. away from delivery and she is wearing high heels. now, they are everything. most of us say, don't bother me -- and she is still out there doing her job representing the united kingdom. kate enjoyedger, sailing but not on ships of this size. the duchess will attend with the rest of the royal family in london this weekend and then her maternity leave can begin. bbc news, southampton. >> in just a few hours the polls will open in iran and the country will elect a new president. cannotnt ahmadinejad stand again and six candidates are going to replace him. in 2009 hadction massive protests. what wil

>>> and then today, the duchess of cambridge is making her final solo appearance before the royal baby arrives. we have brand new video of the big ship christening. was it successful? all that coming up. >>> man's best friend saving two people as a car barrels dangerously onto a sidewalk. that's not the only reason this dog is so special. good morning, i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman. welcome to "early start". we begin with what could be an epic day for ferocious severe weather. 74 million people in the path of possible tornadoes, powerful thunderstorms, high winds, hail. in northern iowa two tornado touches confirmed. extensive damage, downed power lines, lots of debris, two businesses seemed to take the brunt of the twister's path. the restaurant owner says she left just in time. >> it felt like it getting closer so we locked the door and took off for town and probably hit about two minutes after that. >> to me it looked large and scary to see the debris. we wasn't sure if there were any injuries at that point in time. >> no injuries reported but there were power outages

good for her. >>> in london, the duchess of cambridge now a god mother.de 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 dalmation 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 election. >> the question of election is not about planned politics. it's about doing the right thing. >> you ain't lying, c.c. now look at you. sounding at presidential-like. you got something you want to announce on the show right now? >> come on, yjimmy. do you really think i'd come on this show to announce a presidential run? >> say whatever you want, but we all know in 2016. ♪ baby you were born to run >> love it. they're playing, of course, bru

moderate heavy rain on top of us down to the south, charles county through calvert from easton down to cambridge on the eastern shore. you can imagine the ride going out toward the beaches right now. a slow one down there. south lady smith we got a little bit of a break. there will be some lulls, especially west of us and southwest of us. however, east of richmond, south of richmond, look at the dark red areas, the cells that are really with torrential rain and maybe a little bit of lightning developing with this. this is what we have to watch for this afternoon. the ground which is already saturated, that's when we could get flood warnings. we do have a flood watch watch, a lot of ponding of the water on the roads. you can see from our doppler estimates the last 24 hours, that purple, that's 2 to 3 inches already which has fallen. the blue is 1 to 2. so the ground is fairly saturated. a few more downpours and then we could be talking about active flood warnings. for the afternoon, our day planner, temperatures not moving much. low, maybe mid-70s. rain tapers off to showers tonight. more on that

. >>> britbritain's duchess of cambridge could have made what could be her last solo appearance beforehe gives birth. she christened a cruise ship. >> i name this ship royal princess. may god bless her and all who sail in her. >> she honored the tradition of smashing a bottle of champagne on the hull and spoke to cruise officials and listened to a brass band. officials revised the rules so even if it's a girl, it can assume the throne. she hinted her baby may be a girl. >> here this is weekend weather forecast. >>> that is all we have this hour on "newsline." thank you for watching and have a good day. >> california's gold is seen statewide on california public television. this series is endorsed by... >> california's gold is brought to you by ford, with a world of new ideas that make being out on the road more fun and more economical, like sync, the hands-free communication and entertainment system from microsoft. it lets you order up practically anything you want to hear just by asking. and turn-by-turn navigation gets you exactly where you want to go. ford hopes you enjoy traveling

your car door can burn your skin like a torch, that's why they are taking extra precautions at the cambridgereation center in las vegas, counselor and his staff are adding water breaks and limiting time out doors to keep the children safe and cool. >> for us the, when it reaches to 115, 116, 117-degree range is a rarity, it does happen, but it is, knows are temperatures we are not used to seeing here. >> reporter: the big health concern in these triple digit temperatures is the potential for heat exhaustion and dehydration. you should stay inside and stay cool if you, can and drink plenty of water, jim, i have to tell you, with this hot, dry air out here it feels like i am in a convection oven and it is supposed to be even hotter tomorrow. >> axelrod: carter evans in the brutal heat of california, thank you. let's bring in meet rolls jeff berardelli from our miami station, wfor and, jeff, i suppose the troubling news for people living with this heat is that there doesn't appear to be much relief in sight. >> unfortunately, jim, that is correct, this pattern is a very slow changing pattern. h

we have no satellite capability that can watch the tsarnaev niece cambridge. there's no satellites in cambridge. we don't know who they are until it's too late. which goes to something that was missing from the speech, i think which is the -- what role, if any, the u.s. government and its agencies can play in interrupting the radicalization process or the self-radicalization process. and i don't know it wasn't in the speech. maybe because there's no good answer. >> rose: there used to be an argument made that we have to fight in the world of ideas and that's important and are we engaging them in the world of ideas. >> you know, this is another gar ya where we need humility and this is a war america can't fight. there's a war inside islam. that's the war between radicals and moderates and i don't know if there's anything we can do to strengthen the moderates in that battle. >> rose: i think you understand president obama's mind as well as most especially in terms of the middle east and the issues we've been talking about. is humility a sense of the limits of am

the queen by the way is a spry 87 years young. >> is the duchess of cambridge expecting? >> i think there is a baby coming to the royal family soon but it's just rumors. >>> and finally, cardboard. so many wonderful uses. you can make boxes and book shelves and storage containers. but you can't make a boat. how do you know? this is how you know. there is a town in japan which holds a contest to build a boat from two card board boxes every year and one roll of tape. then you have to get in it and try to paddle across the lake. four boats actually made it. >> oh, sure. >> the rest did not. maybe if they used two rolls of tape or, say, fiber glass. just a thought. does the tape really -- >> i feel like the tape is everything. >> duck tape does do everything. i also think something other than cardboard might have been the way to go on that one. >> perhaps. >> just saying. >> maybe they'll take your advice for next year. i would. >> trust me. they won't. let me just put it out there. >> all right. jenna, thanks so much. >>> well, presidential troops overseas are always expensi

with legal who wish to do it first but rolls out the census security professor at the university of cambridge in the u.k. he says the bill could be blocked by washington. the really interesting political tussle is going to be over the european union's debt to protection regulation which is currently going through the parliament america persuaded the european commission that they should leave a loophole for intelligent intelligence and law enforcement surveillance of communications. because the convince the european union and it was too arcane an issue that few people cared about and they wouldn't win but now that the issue has become public does the real chance that the european commission will revisit this and will modify the regulations to try and make it stronger but if they do that there is a risk that pro u.s. government such as our governments and the czech republic and so on will then gang up in the european council and will prevent the regulation from being passed so expect a lot of politicking to happen between no undergoes at sauber in november in brussels and a lot more on this sto

we vupper 60s in cape -- we have upper 60s in cambridge but a yellow alert day with rain heavy at times going to cause problems for commuters both this morning and this afternoon. >> we have flooding problems and we have police activity as well affecting your drive on a major thoroughfare this morning. claire barton parkway is shut down at the chain bridge. you can't access the chain bridge as well. that means you're going to have to choose your alternate routes. i believe you have plenty of them to choose from. the gw parkway, mcarthur boulevard, river road even as your alternate routes and glebe road if you're traveling over in virginia as well. remember, police activity clara barton parkway at the chain bridge. that's been ongoing since about 2:00 this morning. let's take a live look outside on 270. this seems to be fairing okay but of course with the wet road conditions, you absolutely want to give yourself extra time this morning and keep your distance from the car in front of you. let's go to virginia where we have flooding problems down on the beltway. two right lanes are blocked

the trade with india and so forth i very much like the cambridge historian and maitland and not least because he said there are plenty of jokes in doomsday bucks if you know where to look for them i look for them all my life and haven't found them but then when you see the meat and later said of course only about six people know where to look for them. i read a lot of churchill's histories and he was an amateur. i've always tried to imitate historians and make my books readable that is one of the great things in life and the libraries are full of history's coming quietly collecting dust as the decades will buy and nobody takes them from the shelves one should always remember that. >> host: how many books have you sold? >> guest: god knows, millions. i have no idea. if the figures are poor you get to know it sooner or later and people tell you. if they are good you'll get your royalty check. so, so long as the second is healthy and the first doesn't happen i am content. >> host: finally, paul johnson, what are you currently reading? >> guest: well, i am reading quite a lot about fdr, f

. >> britain's duchess of cambridge, kate made her final solo appearance before giving birth. a naming ceremony for a cruise liner in english port city of south hampton. kate cut a ribbon, set a bottle of champagne free and broke against the ship's hull expected to give birth to her child next month. >> she looked amazing. by the way. really does. about to have this child. what is she 8 months. >> yeah. the due date is around my birthday, the first week of july. >> i am sure we will get the news she walked off the boat and went and had the baby. she look as amazing. incredible to me. >> apparently, kate was designated t g

cambridge is coming in at 71 degrees and good morning to you aberdeen at 67. so we look at tropical satellite and we are watching because it's that time of the year and we have tropical depression this was what we were watching yesterday. tropical depression is moving towards mexico. so it's going to stay away from us. and that's some good news. that's what we like to see when we have to monitor the storms. but abc2's most accurate future trend not picking up on a lot for today. we have the potential for showers and storms and more widespread than what we saw yesterday. and then we will dry out nicely and it's going to be a good day especially this morning to go for a job but drink plenty fluids because it will be humid and less humid arriving towards the end of the week. now back to the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: well if you are heading into the city, no delays on the jfx. we have a crash downtown on east fayette street at president's street and for those traveling in baltimore county, you will want to watch out for a crash on middle river road at pawn

and 59 in cambridge this morning. as we take you outside, we will show you what is happening as we go through bel air. a beautiful site this morning there. and the sunshine will continue as we continue throughout your morning. and also, your afternoon. and so don't think this is just going to be a morning event. we look at the view here, and we do have a few clouds that are skirting through the area. but again, these are your high clouds and make for a beautiful sunrise and sunset because those are your cirrus clouds with ice crystals in them and you get the refracting, the bending of the sunlight across the area. so this is what happens high pressure in control of our weather and begin to move off to the east and once if does that, it is going to allow for more moisture to get in here. and now you hear me talk about moisture. we have it. in the form of tropical moisture. and we do have an area of low pressure that is going to to move up the coast. and with this, we will continue with again, lots of rain move nook the

joined by jason pak in oxford he is a researcher of middle eastern history at the university of cambridge and president of libya analysis dot com in washington we have michael hughes he is a freelance journalist and a foreign policy analyst and in new york we cross to eric draitser he is the founder of stop imperialism dot com gentlemen crosstalk rules and if that means you can jump in anytime you want if i can go to eric first to new york here's the ministration bill fixing facts and and intelligence around a set policy i think you know where i'm going to rock two thousand and three well there's no doubt about it and you've already touched on the historical record that we've seen of the united states making sure that the intelligence fits a preconceived narrative one that serves its interests in the interests of the military industrial complex and what we've seen in syria particularly in recent weeks has been precisely the same pattern and isn't it a nice coincidence that the issue of the chemical weapons in the supposedly documented evidence from the united states of the use of chemical

cambridge at 58 degrees right now. and northeast, good morning to you. and you're at 59. this is what is going on for today. we look at the satellite and radar and we have a few clouds pushing through this morning. but those are going to give way, we will get lots of sunshine as we go throughout the day and mostly sunny skies and some high clouds moving in. and then we will start to see a little bit of change in the forecast. but for right now, high pressure is still doing its thing, and this will begin to slide off toward the east and once it does, that that's when we start to see more clouds in the forecast. and now also what we're dealing with in the gulf of mexico, we have a bright area of low pressure, that is going to move off toward the north and east, toward us. so we are going to see some very wet weather possibly as we head towards friday. so the rain chances bring their way in here on thursday but the best time for rain will be on friday. abc 2's most accurate future trend goes into motion and we will stay nice and dry for today. and then as we go through time,

among them, the duchess of cambridge among her last public appearances before the birth of the royal here in a few weeks. and noticeably absent, prince philip still in the hospital recovering from surgery. wishing him well tonight and wishing the queen a happy birthday. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news" this saturday night -- that headline from the heartland, the nazi next door. tonight, here, a new surprise that same neighborhood, that same street. >>> and later here on "world news" -- how a coveted super bowl championship ring ended up in the kremlin, and the american team now saying president putin stole it. [ female announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day 50+. of mild to moderate alzheimer's disease is exelon patch. now with more treatment options, exelon patch may improve overall function and cognition. your loved one can get a free 30-day trial. and you can have access to

. >>> while president obama was in boston wednesday, he met with the family of cambridge police officer sean collier who was shot and killed by the czar nay yev brothers in april. he thanked the family for the sacrifice he made for the nation. >>> chris clicksty will speak at the clinton global initiative today. >>> here's the first photo of actress jennifer goodwin playing jackie kennedy for the docku drama killing kennedy. the film set to air on the national geographic channel in november. >>> a popular word has entered our political lexicon. akinize. a columnist defines it as, quote, attempting to diminish a po political foe by likening his or her words to reremarks on legitimate rape made by former missouri rep todd akin. >>> john dingell is the longest serving member of congressional history. kathleen sebelius lynda carter and house democratic leader nancy pelosi danced to a supreme songs to celebrate. looks like a party. >>> and last night's congressional baseball game in washington, the democrats had a big night. democratic congressman cedric richmond of louisiana had four hits i

let's talk about this to ross anderson he's a professor of security engineering at the university of cambridge thanks for joining us here on r.t. today now isn't it a little bit too late for this given the scope of washington surveillance activities. well we've known for many years is that if you cut your debts in the usa then the u.s. government could get at it with a warrant. to shocking about the current revelations is that it seems for the past four years or so that the american intelligence services have been able to snatch that out of its cats in the usa so it's not just a matter of going to get access to individual stuff but potentially looking through all our stuff and this may be a real wakeup call for companies and individuals in europe and elsewhere does it matter that looking through all our stuff as you say many people have nothing to hide what are they got to fetch. well even if you don't have anything to hide yourself then perhaps members of your family or your clients or if you're a doctor your patients of something's a height for example as well as being an academic i sometime

with her grandson, prince william, his wife kate, the duchess of cambridge, one month away from their new baby. >>> hard to believe it was 1953 when so many americans gathered around that new-fangled box in the living room to see flickering images of one of the first global television events in history -- the coronation of the queen. through the flickering screens, first we saw a kind of cinderella carriage, and inside a very real young 27-year-old woman, about to take on the role once held by her father. there she was, a tiny 5'4", at the door to westminster, getting ready for that long walk, one of her ladies in waiting remembers what happened. >> she stood and we picked the train up. and she just turned around, and said, ready, girls? we said yes and off we went. >> and waiting up ahead of her, the coronation crown, a five-pound challenge. amethysts, diamonds, solid gold. reportedly, she had practiced wearing something that heavy as her children were getting baths and she sat at her desk. and then on the throne, her cousin remembers, she seemed as terrified as we were for her. >> s

in london today the duchess of cambridge made what's expected to be the last public appearance before giving birth to her first child and the next heir to the british throne. kate, who is eight months pregnant, was among the royals and thousands of well wishers who turned out for the official celebration of queen elizabeth's 87th birthday. later, the young american innovator the u.n. turns to for help. up, up in the air. we'll explain the google balloons. and the delayed side effects of treatments for childhood cancer. those stories when the cbs evening news continues.tipa helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. live the regular life. brei used to love hearing that phrase... but not since i learned i have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture. i want to keep acting but a broken bone could change that. so my doctor and i chose prolia® to reduce my risk of fractures. prolia® is proven to help make bones stronger. i take prolia®. it's different- it's two shots a year. do not take prolia® if you

the duchess of cambridge is expected to give birth in mid july in the hospital wing where princess diana delivered william and harry. the couple will not learn the gender of the baby until the birth and royal staffers will post a bulletin on an easel outside buckingham palace at the same time an announcement will be made on twitter. >> sequel news for two big comedies and an actor that made yet another return to court. actor edward furl young has been charged with assault dating back to an incident in los angeles his girlry friend claims' tacked her. the 35-year-old pleaded not guilty. in march he was sentenced to six months in jail for violating probation. a hearing is scheduled for july 1. and movie news finally a new trailer for anchorman, ii. >> we're starting a 24-hour news channel we want you. >> i'm doing what god put ron burgundy on the air to do. have salon hair and read the news. >> anchorman the legend continues hits theaters in december. jim carrey makes a cameo but you might be excited to hear he'll be shooting the sequel to dumb and dumber, confirming they will be reunited