it will cost $237 million and queen elizabeth ii may have to fine somewhere else to live during the renovations. >>> the company developed technology that allows drivers to see through giant trucks a wireless camera goes on front of the truck and live streams the video view on a giant wall on the back, anyone stuck behind the track will have a real time view of the on coming traffic. samsung says it's still in the early testing phase. >>> a young mother has a warning about a popular fitness competition, whitney finished her first blood run, and the next morning she went blood in the left eye doctors blame flesh eating bacteria that was on the course. and she wracked up an is hundred,000 bill, she is responsible for the debt because she opted out of her employer's insurance. >>> alicia vitarelli is live in the newsroom now with a preview. >> hey guys, oh boy do we have a big talker for you coming up you won't want to miss this one, a baseball fan getting flak for interfering with the game for snagging a foul ball but did it by barely holding a baby in his arms, we feature the viewer videos and p

. >> maran won her first award for "queen elizabeth ii in the audience". >> unbelievable honor, so thrilledst winner. the production took in $1.4 billion this season and that is a record. >> reporter: comedies won in the musical acting with trophies going to ashford for you can not take it with you and christian royal for something rotten. >> cbs news, new york. >>> this is the second year in a row the tonies competed against game 2 of the nba finals. last we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available, xfinity is perfect for people who need to get a lot done at home. and now you can go even faster. we've just increased the speeds on two of our most popular plans. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious.

his work receives recognition worldwide including from queen elizabeth ii. he was knighted at buckingham palace. he died in his home city of london. anchor: a real loss to the cinema world. we are going to pull in now one of our culture reporters here at dw. the world knows christopher lee for his work as dracula and his work in "lord of the rings." but there's a lot more to tell. >> those were the bookends of his career. dracula was career defining for him. in some ways he was not happy with that because he became saddled with the role of dracula but made it his own, taking the legacy of delicacy. he underplayed the role in a very distinctive way as we saw in the report. he took all the darkness he had learned from his hammer horror days and gave us a dark side to james bond. that informed one of his most famous roles in a cult movie that showed the dark side of rural scotland which was a greatly celebrated film in cold circles. then this fantastic revamp of his career in later life with the star wars franchise and "the lord of the rings. interestingly, he

dame helen mirren won her role for queen elizabeth ii. >>> james l.kly sideshow bob will kill bart simpson in the upcoming season of the animated series. he's saying he's going to do it. the fatal event expected to happen in the show's halloween special. >> it's halloween so anything goes on that one. i take it you're a fan. >>> michelle nichols is resting comfortably of suffering a stroke last week. george takei give the update. nearly 100 people were arrested or cite the at a brad paisley concert. most were minors on alcohol violations. >>> finally, at the box office this weekend, "spy" the espionage comedy came out on top. i can't wait to see this. >> she's good. she's funny. >> $30 million in ticket sales. second, "san andreas," earning over $26 million. and "insidous." came in -- >> where is your movie? >> i might see that. >> is there a movie missing? >> "entourage," not anywhere on the list. >> the reviews were horrendous. and there was no buzz at all. word of mouth was like this. this is "early today." we hope this is your first stop of the da

the false tweet led buckingham palace to take the unusual step to confirm that queen elizabeth ii went to the hospital for her annual medical checkup after social media comments touched off the speculation about her health. >>> still to come, a preview of d.c.'s number one food and restaurant event is coming up. plus, working to clean up two of america's crown jewels. the potomac river and rock creek. find out more about the work to clean up these spaces. >> howard bernstein out on the weather terrace. we have this cool, drizzly weather with us. stick around. june is going to get warm again but look at all that moisture still coming up from the carolinas. i'm have your full forecast coming up in just >>> welcome back. increasing urban green space could go a long way toward cleaning up america's crown jewels, two of them in our area, the potomac river and rock creek. how would this plan work? here is becky hammer, an attorney at the national resources defense council. what does that mean by increasing green space and how can it clean the water? >> here in washington, d.c., our sewer sys

. >> reporter: dame helen mirren won for her role in "queen elizabeth ii." >> this is such a thrill indeedter: broadway took in honors itself. they took in $3.4 billion this season and that's a record. comedies won in the musical academy acads with ashley ashford in "you can't take it with you". marlie hall, cbs news, new york. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection k ills fleas ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk. all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. squeeze. stir. share. >>> triple crown winner american pharoah is getting some down time in kentucky, but his racing days aren't over yet. he's the first horse to win the kentucky derby, preakness, and belmont stakes in 37 years. his breeding rights have been sold but owner ahmed zayat controls american four row's feature until he's retired. zayat says he'll race him as long as he can. >>> the women's world cup soccer games are being played. the women are hoping to win its first world cup for the first t

almost blind and crippled old man sat in a cinema in germany to watch newsreel footage of queen elizabeth ii's coronation. >> and as he places it upon the queen's head and removes his hands, the assemblage in one voice cries "god save the queen." >> but for an extraordinary twist of fate, that man, a british prince, born in england and queen victoria's youngest grandson, would have played his part at the ceremony. instead, he had been branded a traitor peer and was a convicted nazi who had helped hitler's rise to power. >> my great-grandfather was a casualty of the royal system. if someone had been able to stand up to queen victoria, his life would have been very different. >> prince charles edward was a close blood relation to the newly crowned queen and first

actress helen mirren won her first tony for portraying queen elizabeth ii. in the audience she won an oscar in 2006. our jamie wax spoke to helen after her win and we'll show you her reaction at 8:00. >>> a police officer is accused of a racially charged takedown at a pool party. ahead this disturbing video that shows an officer throwing a teenage girl to the ground and then pulling out a gun. >> anc >>> this national weather report sponsored by sleep inn. dream better here. >>> american pharoah's owner says the triple crown >>> american pharoah's owner says he will keep racing. millions of dollars at risk. >>> the news is back in the morning on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" fact: when pharmacists are in pain the medicine in advil is their #1 choice for pain relief. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine that pharmacists use most for themselves. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum pr

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that is helen miren winning her first tony for her role as queen elizabeth ii in "the audience."the award and entertainment news i spoke with kim serafin, contributing editor. kim, thank you for joining us. we want to start with the tony award and all the buzz surrounding kristin chenoweth and allen cumming, did they live up to the hype and all of those that performed and were nominated. what's being said about that? >> look, a hard thing to do, to host the tonies. hugh jackman, and it was great to get veterans, they were funny, had funny humor. both sing and perform. it was a really good show. yes you have the tony award telecast. but that maybe not as interesting to a lot of people as oscars because people haven't seen as many broadway shows. you have so many of the huge movie stars involved. nominated, like sting, bradley cooper, and then even presenting and performing, josh groban performed with 175 people. and you had vanessa hudgens performi performing, jennifer lopez introducing. all the a-list stars. people wanted to see more tony award and makes people interested in broa

. >>> queen elizabeth ii will visit the site of former concentration camp in germany just hours fromliberated by british troops 70 years ago. the queen will pay tribute to victims victims. cnn spoke with a survivor ahead of the royal visit. we want to warn you this report is both shocking and disturbing. >> reporter: i arrived there in 1945 only about 2 1/2 months before liberation. i was there with my little cousin. she was only 7. the soldiers were there. greeted us with their rifles and dogs barking. and shouting words meaning farce. what we saw defy os description. it was like something out of hell. at first, i know that people have seen a lot of cutting and films but one thing you can't convey in a film is the smell. and that was an absolutely awful stench. and then there was a kind of small people and there were skeletons and they were just shuffling along aimlessly like zombies looking into space. and they are shuffling along and just collapse and die. and there are piles of bodies piles of naked twisted decaying bodies. the whole camp was just so contaminated. so many disease

. >> queen elizabeth ii marked her ceremonial birthday with a parade in the heart of london.first appearance in public since leaving the hospital with newborn with princess charlotte. the event is traditionally celebrated in june that's when the weather is more favorably for a parade. our weather not favorable. >> reporter: let's show you a couple of sky 6s, very warm and sticky. the humidity levels will drop off this afternoon. improving conditions, high temperatures will fall short of 90 degrees, 81 in center city. dewpoint, 66. winds out of west/northwest at 13 miles per hour. cape may looks beautiful right? beautiful shot, a little bit of haze 77 degrees on the point. dewpoint, 72. winds out of the northwest at 8 miles per hour. again, ocean temperatures climbing up into the low to mid 60s. 81 for philadelphia. trenton, 79 that's pretty much the number up and down the i-95 corridor. wilmington, 81. dover, 82. allentown a cooler 75 there's not much humidity up here. poconos 62 and dover 82 degrees, you factor in the humidity it feels like # -- 83. allentown and poconos if

alison: buckingham palace is trying to ease concerns about queen elizabeth ii's health after a bbc reporter mistakenly tweeted that the queen had died. the palace says the queen did go to the hospital in london but just for her annual medical checkup. the bbc later apologized saying the mistake occurred in an exercise it described as a technical rehearsal for an obituary. oh, boy. that did not go over well. let's check in with traffic now. jamie sullivan is here. are things starting to pickup? jamie: we are seeing areas that are slowing down. take a look at the happen behind me. some green area. then we have the typical red spot yellow spot. where we are quite congested. let's move to virginia. start with 270. working your way outbound on 270 now you may encounter slowing and that is mainly the stretch near 370. we are hearing about an accident. for you heading in on 66 a pretty quiet ride. 55 miles per hour. if you are heading outbound, that is where we see the solid red line. a crash near nuttily street. the reason we are seeing congestion. it's heavy and we have everyone looking to see w

>>> soldiers marching and military jets flying celebrating the 89th birthday of englands queen elizabeth iie was joined by her family including 22-month-old prince george, appearing on the balcony. stealing the show. dressed for the occasion in bright blue, the same one that his father prince williams wore to his first balcony appearance. >>> steamy in some places pleasant in new york. i talked to my personalities in austin texas, and say that it is 77% full. >> that's right. they had so much rain in may. most of the drop for texas is over, because they had record rain. we'll get more rain. we'll see more flooding. i want to take you over here to the thunder storms. this has been the trend across the four corner state region for the last several days we have seen a lot of flooding. we saw a lot in denver colorado with the flooding going on here. at one point over 2 inches of rain fell in just an hour, and, of course, the ground cannot handle that as well as the infrastructure major flooding across the city. a lot of problems on the road in terms of that. denver cleaned up. we are logging at

1,000 soldiers marching military jets flying overhead to celebrate the 89th birthday of queen elizabeth ii marking the 29th time she attended the trooping of the colour. >>> jack cousteau's films made his family a household name. his son is carrying on his work. >> reporter: how bad was the oil spill? what is troubling john cousteau is the worst oil spill in 50 years. two weeks earlier a pipeline ruptured dumping more than 100,000 gallons of oil into the ocean and nearby beaches. what is the residual effect like we saw in santa barbara, once the visual part is cleaned up? >> it's long long term. ultimately it's affecting all marine life. crabs, shrimp lobsters, fish. it will not be over for decades. like in the gulf of mexico now we are finding shrimps that have no eyes grabs that have no clause. you are dealing with animals like dolphins that have given birth into the oil. >> the younger cousteau calls himself a diplomat for the environment. he's travelled the globe to spread the environmental gospel. meeting with world leaders and nine u.s. presidents, and in 2002 he was the first person

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. >> reporter: helen mirren won her first tony award for her role as queen elizabeth ii in "the audience." >> i'm so thrilled. thank you very much indeed. >> reporter: broadway itself may have been the biggest winner. stage productions took in nearly $1.4 billion this season and that's a record. comedies won in the musical acting categories with trophies going to annalee ashford for "you can't take it with you" and christian boyle for "something rotten." >>> right now we're joined by "u.s.a. today" entertainment reporter air arienne koch -- reporter arienne thompson. >> new info about caitlyn. >> she tweeted out trans is beautiful. really stepping into her new life and being embraced by her trans community as well. that's her in the center with the jeans on and the long brown hair. >> where is this? >> i don't know. she's been living in malibu for a while. take could be at her malibu pad. i don't know who the other women are but again really stepping into this community and finding some support around her. >> really interesting article in the "new york times" talking about the definition

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dame helen mirren won her first tony award for portraying queen elizabeth ii in the audience but the biggest winner may be prodway itself. stake productions took in a record $1.4 billion this season. >> curious incident of the dog in the nighttime is a famous literary reference to what famous character? >> you starched us. -- stumped us. >> silver story and silver plays. >> you were like the walking encyclopedia. >> he just looked that up before he came in. >> i did not. >> he cheated we know. >>> okay we're going talk about the morning commute as we move on and talk about the altamont pass. that's where kcbs sky 3 tells me that traffic is backed pretty much the 2015 -- up from the 205 interchange and westbound 58 is slow for miles and miles and doesn't get better until you reach the dublin interchange. another long delay for the altamont pass commute. again westbound al 0 slow from -- 580 slow from 205 to 680. you can expect backups now and traffic slow from the foot of the maze approaching the metering lights at the very sunny bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that some of the tha

her portrayal of elizabeth ii as the scene and her slew of awards including an oscar for best actressitish people more than i do, mr. blair. nor who has greater faith in wisdom and judgment. >> when it came time to meet her majesty in person. none of those accolades really mattered. >> i was paranoid with fear and embarrassment. what we call queenitis you become this babbling idiot. you get queenitis you start saying things like, it was such fun, wasn't it? you just say these ridiculous things. >> she didn't dare ask what the queen thought of her portrayal. that's just not done. >> to this day i don't know if she's ever seen it or what she thought of it or anything. >> mirren still calls london home. she lives here with her husband director taylor hackford, spends her time gardening when she's not on the road. >> because we move around all the time i'm forever planting things that i never see flower. >> she's away from home again this year in new york city. bringing her majesty to broadway. >> the great thing it looks like buckingham palace. here it is. >> i only ever wanted to be ord

the uk's queen elizabeth ii has begun a three day trip to germany, making her first initial trip to aar ii era concentration camp with a visit to a memorial and lower saxony, and meet angela merkel. david cameron will also be in the country to attend a banquet. let's turn our attention to sport. reports are circulating that the owner of the american football team the miami dolphins and investors in qatar have teamed up to bid in a major stake in formula one. ryan chilcote is here with the latest. walk us through it -- who is betting? ryan: you can read about this in the budget papers. stephen ross is the owner of the miami dolphins, he bought them for about $1 billion. before that, he is the guy across from you on the monopoly board. he owns 50,000 residential units, giving him about $5 billion of net worth, including some real iconic ones in the pipeline like west manhattan. he is a big sports fan. between the miami dolphins and an american soccer team the olympics and he and his team are reportedly looking at the books right now for formula one, though no eyes on the other side have

we'll go to london for elizabeth ii's spectacular birthday celebration.and his photos capture a side of america rarely seen and were nearly lost to history. see newly discovered work from a photography legend. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> the prison employee finding hess on the oide of f the law. >> the first arrest is made in the northern new york prison escape. >> p then risoworker now cedharg with helping two killers break out of the clinton correctional facility. >> bond will be set at $100,000 cash $200,000 -- >> she'll remain in the custody of the county sheriff. >> we're adjourned. >>> in dallas a few hours ago, what happened outside police headquarters. a van rammed a police car as the gunfire continued. >>> the computer attack linked to china has stolen the most sensitive secrets of the cia, the military and the fbi. >>> the president's trade push went down in flames. >> republicanse lik it. president obama like it. but most democrats do not like it. >> is this dead? >> i think it's on lif

fit for a queen. 1,000 soldiers marched and flew overhead to celebrate the birthday of queen elizabeth the ii. marking the 26th time the queen has attended the trooping of the guards. a record. she was joined by the family including 22-month-old prince george. that baby stole the show. dressed for the occasion and a bright blue outfit. that's not him. the same outfit that prince william wore to his first balcony showing 30 years ago in 1984 when they were about the same age. the legacy continues. that does it for us tonight. i'm jonathan betz in new york. stay here, the news continues with del walters. >>> thank you. this is al jazeera america i'm dell waltiers in new york with a look at the top stories. we are watching a developing story out of pentagon. reports of perhaps to send heavy weapons to eastern europe as a message to vladimir putin >>> ambush in downtown dallas a lone shooter goes after the city police. >> that is why i am running

. >>> on a trip to germany queen elizabeth toured the grounds of the infamous camp where at least 52,000 people died during world war iiwith holocaust survivors and those who helped liberate the camp 70 years ago. >>> when we come back, a week for the history books and what it means for our country moving forward. the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. fact. advil is not only strong it's gentle on your body too. no wonder doctors and patients have trusted advil... for their tough pains for over 30 years. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. t

elizabeth paid her very first visit to a former nazi concentration camp. she toured the grounds where at least 52,000 people died during world war ii including anne frank.th holocaust survivors and british veterans who helped liberate the camp 70 years ago. >>> when we come back a week for the history books and what it means for our country moving forward. next at 6: a big night ahead for the bay area. ===take vo raj === the celebrations have already begun. we'll take you live to pride weekend kickoff. ===take vo janelle === from 401k's to taking a job out of state. the economic impact of the landmark ruling. ===next close=== next. ==take sot== oc: families >>> tonight marks the end of a momentous week in this country, a week filled with events that altered the very fabric of our american culture. and while we often see these seismic shifts through different lenses we have all become witnesses to history in the making over just a few days' time. here's harry smith. ♪ >> reporter: sometimes the occur rentcurrents of history surprise us, from the tragedy in charleston arose a movement that had long been stalled in complacency. >> make this day the day tha

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >> it's a father's day gift decades in the making in montgomery county. a world war iiprised by his two daughters as they presented him with accolades that were long overdue. >> dad, we have a special gift for you. >> oh, i don't want -- i told you no gifts. >> after a little hesitation, a special father's day surprise for 89-year-old world war ii veteran james wenzell. >> these are your medals from world war ii that we requested requested. >> oh. >> and happy father's day. >> i love you guys. >> i love you. and thank you. >> medals earned in war decades ago now in the hands of the u.s. navy veterans. wenzell's daughters presented him with the victory medal and american campaign and asiatic pacific medals at his home in hatfield. the mission to request the medals began a year ago during an emotional trip to the world war ii museum in d.c. with their father. >> i'm just so happy that he got these before he leaves this world because i just -- it was something that i felt he needed to see. this is what you earned. this is was did for our can country. >> i just never bother

but john met a 100-year-old world war ii veteran living in i don't thinkville who has an amazing sense of humor and a story she is still writing. >> reporter: elizabethd off her strength on her 100th birthday. >> to life! >> reporter: she lives at the veterans home of california in yauntville. staff and friends had a small celebration in the morning. >> i can't believe i am 100 and i can't believe all this excitement and friendship and love. >> reporter: she was born in 1915 in the bronx, new york, and lived in a tenement with next to nothing. >> refrigeration, my mother would put the meat out on the windowsill or whatever. >> reporter: because it's cold outside? >> yeah. >> reporter: wow. >> and air-conditioning, we slept on the fire escape. >> reporter: during world war ii her husband was serving overseas so she joined the women's army core. something that didn't sit well with her mother. >> she passed out. she found a very nice couch to fall on. >> reporter: she worked state side as a secretary for two years. >> but the main thing i am very proud of is that we gave a lot of blood. >> reporter: she still likes to have the occasional beer or glass o

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