i'm pleased to be joined by madeleine albright. she's out with a new book called prague winter and rediscovery of her family's jewish roots. great to have you. >> good to be with you, thank you. >> talk about what made you take this journey into your childhood and also to such an important period of time? >> i did not know about my background until i was 59 years old. and i was already secretary of state when i found out about my jewish roots. and i wanted to know more about my family's story. so this book is basically in three layers. at the inner core it is my family story, my father was a diplomat and we spent world war ii in england and he was with the government in exile. the second layer is this amazing historical period of 1937 to 1948 getting into world war ii, getting out of world war ii and fighting the war itself. and the deep implications of the alliance relationships and history we're still living with. the third layer is about the difficulty of the decisions that were made both personally and professionally and very h

[applause] >> presidential medal of freedom citations, madeleine korbel albright. e korbel albright broke barriers and left an indelible mark on the world as the first female secretary of state in the united states' history. through her consummate diplomacy and steadfast democratic ideals, secretary albright advanced peace in the middle east, nuclear arms control, justice in the balkans, and human rights around the world. with unwavering leadership and continued engagement with the global community, she continues her noble pursuit of freedom and dignity for all people. >> i think this goes very well with your broach. [the medal is presented] [applause] >> john doar. as african americans strove for justice, john doar led federal efforts to defend equality and enforce civil rights. risking his life to confront the injustices around him, he prevented a violent riot, obtained convictions for the killings of civil rights activists, and stood by the first african american student at the university of mississippi on his first day of class. during pivotal moments in the civ

starting with madeleine albright. usually madeline does the talking. her jewelry do the talking. when saddam hussein called her a snake, she wore a serpent on her lapel the next time she visited baghdad. when slobodan milosevic referred to her as a goat, a new pin appeared in her selection. as the first woman to serve as the top diplomat, her courage and toughness helped bring paste to the balkans and paved way for progress to some of the most unstable corners of the world. and as an immigrant herself, the granddaughter of holocaust victims who fled her native czechoslovakia as a child, madeline brought a unique perspective to the job. this is one of my favorite stories. once at a naturalization ceremony, an ethiopian man said only in america can a refugee meet the secretary of state. and she said only in america can a refugee become the secretary of state. we're extraordinarily honored to have madeline here. and obviously i think it's hair to say that i speak for one of your successors who is so appreciative of the work that you did. it was a scorchin

otros galardonados incluyeron al musico bob dylan, la ex secretaria de estado madeleine albright, el astronauta y senador john glenn, la premio nobel de literatura toni morrison y el lider israel shimon peres. hace mas de 50 anos, dolores huerta junto a cesar chavez empezaron a organizar a personas que laboraban en los campos de california, lo que se transformo en la asociacion nacional de trabajadores agricolas. hoy en dia, a sus 82 anos, ella cree que los latinos deben seguir organizandose. dolores huerta, lider de derechos civilesse que nosotros en nuestro pueblo latino podemos alcanzar nuestro potencial. nos faltan recursos para que nosotros podamos tener mas organizacio n, pero si nosotros comprendem os que tenemos el poder, que trabajando juntos, haciendonos ciudadanos, registrandonos para votar y votando por favor. organizaciones sindicales opinan que la distincion es importante para la comunidad latina. hector sanchez, lclaaella sento muchas de las bases de lo que hoy es la lucha social, la lucha sindical, la lucha en defensa de los trabajadores inmigrantes, la lucha en defen

this year's award winners included the first female secretary of state madeleine albright, john glennpatbob dylan. it is the country's highest civilian honor. we are right back with a final >> the storms moving out. >> one more check on super doppler radar. delaware across the eastern shore. a few areas of light rain overnight. i think tomorrow we will start with some fog that. cool on friday. clearing on sunday. a typical looking forecast as we get into next week. >> very good. >> thank you. thank you for joining us.

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listen. >> bob's voice with its weight, its unique grably power the message it carried. >> madeleine albrightwoman to serve as secretary of state. she led the alliance's campaign against ethnic cleansing in the balkans and peace in the middle east. >> when saddam hussein called her a snake she wore a serpent on her lapel the last next time she visited baghdad. >> long time ohio senator and former astronaut john glenn at 77 he game the oldest person to return to space but he was also the first turn to orbit 9th. >> on the morning that john glenn blasted off into space america stood still. >> tony morrison the first african-american person to win the prize. she is placed among our most important authors. >> tony reaches us deeply using a tone that is liquor call precise, distinct and inclusive. >> justice john paul stevens 35 years on the supreme court is the third longest in history. legal scholars say his mark on the law will last for centuries. >> even in his final days on the bench, justice stevens insisted he was still learning on the job. in the end, we are the ones who have learned from

starting with madeleine albright. usually madeleine does the talk.e she let her jewelry doing the talking. when saddam hussein called her a snake, she wore a serpent on her lapel the next time she visited baghdad. when slobodan milosevic referred to her as i goat, a new pin appeared in her collection. as the first woman to serve as america's top diplomat, madeleine's courage and toughness helped bring peace to the balkans and pave the way for progress in the unstable corners of the world. as an immigrant herself, granddaughter of holocaust victims who ched her native czechoslovakia as a child mad len brought a unique perspective to the job. one of my favorite stories. once a man said only in mesh and refugee meet the secretary of state and she replied only in america can a refugee become the secretary of state. we're extraordinarily honored to have madeleine here. i think it's fair to say i speak for one of your successors who is so appreciative of the work you did and the path that you laid. it was a scorching, hot day in 1963 and mississippi was on

this year's honorees include the former secretary of state, madeleine albright, astronaut and formerator john glenn, nobel prize-winning novelist toni morrison, and singer/songwriter bob dylan. a total of 13 people will receive the honor today. >>> today is a big day for mitt romney. the former massachusetts governor expected to formally clinch the republican nomination for president tonight. voters in texas head to the polls today where 155 delegates are up for grabs. romney only has to earn 58 of those delegates to reach the 1,144 needed to become the nominee. >>> he will celebrate with donald trump in las vegas. just days after the real estate mogul made controversial comments again about president obama. earlier this week, trump claimed that the president was born in kenya and raised in indonesia. that's despite the president releasing his birth certificate last year proving he was born in hawaii. romney addressed the controversy simply by saying that he doesn't agree with all of his supporters, but that he appreciates their vote in november. >>> 6:06. 73 degrees. coming up, a co

madeleine albright john glenn and pat summit and bob dylan. >>> turning over to mike now. >>> here'sok at san jose sunny this morning, beautiful picture downtown. a lot of sunshine everywhere you turn on our tower cams and satellite. hey eric -- do you know which one? >> i'm sorry i can't tell from here? 63, yeah that would be the nimitz. >> that is. looks nice. always wanted to takeoff from one of those on a plane and land. >> no you don't. >> i think that would be awesome. >> 0 to 160 miles an hour in three seconds. >> child's play. [ laughing ] >> here's what is going on outside. you can see just a few clouds still hanging around daly city, pacifica down towards half moon bay and monterey. you will get your sunshine in the next hour or so you can see the temperatures still in the mid to upper 50s, redwood city, oakland, san rafael, san francisco, livermore 59, a lot of 60s from the coast. monterey 54 with the clouds, 59 santa cruz. a lot of sunshine everywhere this afternoon. a little breeze off the ocean our final cool push from that breeze warming trend starts tomorrow and will

it includes former secretary of state madeleine albright, israeli president perez and novelist toni morris is son. >>> we can hear the rain over northwest. >> and that is thunder jog. exactly, they got hit hard, as you recall two nights ago and there is some more rain there and a flash flood warning, meaning the flooding ask occurring in prince william and louden and fairfax and that is more focused on to prince william. they're wet roads and pulsing up quickly. unleashing torrential rain and makes it tough to drive and see. if can you postpone your travels a bit, it might be advised and they're moving slowly from south to north and starting with a look at radar and others are developing a few minutes ago and that is in motion. a sluggish movement from south to north and in the green, these are our flash flood warnings and those are north of 66 and barring additional moisture, hopefully we're going to see this moving out of here and that is heavy south and west of the middleburgh area and some intense rain rates in this region, too, and we'll show you what that is doing now and that is loo

all the highlights. >> i'm trying to figure out what the conversation might be like between madeleine albright and bob dylan. she might be a dylan fan, right? >> if only you could be a fly on the wall or close to that conversation. it certainly should be an interesting one. >> i bet she is a dylan fan. >> yeah. well, let me ask you the same question i was talking to garrett about, which is that the campaigns -- we've been saying this is a campaign unlike any other. it is going to be the most expensive campaign in history. and what is the president's summer shaping up like? we saw a big article today about how much so much of his time because of the demands of fund-raising are going to be devoted to the campaign and to raising money. >> absolutely. i can tell you just from covering him, chris, his travel has already picked up significantly. campaigning already becoming a huge part of his week's in terms of covering him. and if you talk to advisers on his campaign, they will tell you that the one thing that concerns them most are the republican leaning super pacs which are far outpacing their de

including tennessee university basketball coach and john glenn, former secretary of state and madeleine albright and bob dylan and author toni morrison. it is the nation's highest civilian honor. let's take a live look now the white house where the ceremony should be getting underway in just about 15 minutes or so. >> meanwhile, jurors are deliberating for the seventh day in the john edwards campaign finance corruption trial. the former presidential candidate faces six felony charges, he is accused of using camping money to help hide his pregnant mistress when he ran for the white house back in 2008. experts say that was no verdict reached so far, speculation is growing that the jurors may be deadlocked. officials in canada trying to figure out why an airplane engine came apart shortly after takeoff. >> the air canada jet line last toronto yesterday, the boeing 747 had to circle back and make an emergency landing after an engine threw down chunks of debris, and smashed a whole lot of cars. >> all kinds of fire crews, taking pictures for my something it was cute having no idea that something fell

madeleine albright john glenn and pat summit and bob dylan. >>> turning over to mike now. >>> here's at san jose sunny this morning, beautiful picture downtown. a lot of sunshine everywhere you turn on our tower cams and satellite. hey eric -- do you know which one? >> i'm sorry i can't tell from here? 63, yeah that would be the nimitz. >> that is. looks nice. always wanted to takeoff from one of those on a plane and land. >> no you don't. >> i think that would be awesome. >> 0 to 160 miles an hour in three seconds. >> child's play. [ laughing ] >> here's what is going on outside. you can see just a few clouds still hanging around daly city, pacifica down towards half moon bay and monterey. you will get your sunshine in the next hour or so you can see the temperatures still in the mid to upper 50s, redwood city, oakland, san rafael, san francisco, livermore 59, a lot of 60s from the coast. monterey 54 with the clouds, 59 santa cruz. a lot of sunshine everywhere this afternoon. a little breeze off the ocean our final cool push from that breeze warming trend starts tomorrow and will hi

. >> among others receiving the award today, former secretary of state, madeleine albright, former astronaut, john glenn, and bill who helped lead the campaign to eradiate smallpox. >>> maryland and a handful of other states are receiving a waiver from the federal no child left behind law. now exchanged for it, those states are promising to improve how students are prepared. applied for waivers, but they have yet to be granted them. trying to rewrite that no child left behind law. >>> the storms, they just keep on coming. topper tells us what we'll be in the clear. the forecast is something do you don't want to miss. but first, a sneak peek behind the newest and biggest casino in maryland. it is pretty darn fancy. we take you inside maryland live. a full week before you can go in and gamble. stay with us. >>> one week from tomorrow, the newest and largest casino will be open to the public. and when it does, more than 4700 slot machines will greet visitors live, but today, the new gambling and entertainment complex opened its doors for a sneak peek. scott broom got to take a look inside. >> o

all the highlights. >> i'm trying to figure out what the conversation might be like between madeleine albright and bob dylan. she might be a dylan fan, right? >> if only you could be a fly on the wall or close to that conversation. it certainly should be an interesting one. >> i bet she is a dylan fan. >> yeah. well, let me ask you the same question i was talking to garrett about, which is that the campaigns -- we've been saying this is a campaign unlike any other. it is going to be the most expensive campaign in history. and what is the president's summer shaping up like? we saw a big article today about how much so much of his time because of the demands of fund-raising are going to be devoted to the campaign and to raising money. >> absolutely. i can tell you just from covering him, chris, his travel has already picked up significantly. campaigning already becoming a huge part of his week's in terms of covering him. and if you talk to advisers on his campaign, they will tell you that the one thing that concerns them most are the republican leaning super pacs which are far outpacing their de

among those receiving the nation's high oiest civilian honor were madeleine albright, john glenn, firstn to orbit earth. novelist toni morrison, winner of pul it's zero and noble prize in literature, retired supreme court justice john paul stevens, and singer/songwriter and voice of a generation, bob dylan. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," wynton marsalis sits down with paul simon for a musician to musician chat. i'm terrell brown. today's workout is hardcore... and hot! but we'll be pushing it to the extreme. so we use new coppertone sport pro series with duraflex. it's the best coppertone sport ever. it's light so your skin can breathe. but it stays on strong in extreme sweat conditions. it's all about taking it to the next level. that's why we stepped up to pro series. and it gives us broad spectrum uva/uvb protection. that sun won't quit. and neither will we. thanks to new coppertone sport pro series. let's go ! that's how we embrace the sun. . >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. today is wednesday. i thought it was thursday. >> i thought she was going

whether i knew them well like dear madeleine albright or knew them by afar or at events like this, all of them have been extraordinarily helpful to me. i'm very grateful they would come together to be here this evening. i know it's been for me a reunion. i've had a chance to see so many of a lot of my friends and colleagues over the past evening. and i want to make just a few serious points because yovb very, very patient. i think as both jane and christine suggested in their remarks tonight, we're very fortunate to be in the positions we're in in today's world. and we're very pleased that in our own ways we can be trying to help chart our path through what is a very difficult, dangerous tumultuous time as the film seemed to suggest. we're trying to look at economic policy and foreign policy in new ways because the problems really demand that. when you think about it a few in canton can become an emdemocratic in chicago or a protest in knew she sha can reverse brat through latin america through east asia. or when a housing bubble bursts in las vegas it can unsteady markets in london an

>>> today former secretary of state madeleine albright will be discussing her new home our in baltimore at -- memoir in baltimore at 7:00. she's going to be talking about her new book. it's about the nazi invasion of her native prague and world war ii. later this year president obama will award her with the presidential medal of freedom. the highest civilian honor. al bright was the first female secretary of state serving under former president bill clinton. >>> well, the washington national cathedral cathedral will dedicate the casualing tonight of rosa parks. it will be installed today with a ceremony tonight along with prayer songs. the carving of parks will join others on the cathedral's human rights porch celebrating those who struggled to bring equality and social justice to all people. the public is invited to take part in the life and legacy of cathedral at 5:30. >>> maryland lawmakers going to be back in annapolis coming up monday. >> stay with us this morning, what they hope to accomplish next week in the special session that could affect your wallet. >> also if you missed thi

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among her fellow recipients tonight, former secretary of state madeleine albright, novelist toni morrisonand we mentioned bob dylan and john glenn. >> growing outrage tonight over the alleged misuse of money from california's 9/11 license plate program. the patriotic plates read we will never forget. a portion. proceeds was to fund scholarships to help victims' children, and the rest going to anti-terrorism efforts. the associated press investigation found that california collected nearly $15 million from the license plates. of that money, less than $22,000 went to the children of 9/11 victims here in california. the report found that nearly $3 million went to plug the state budget deficit by both governor schwarzenegger and governor brown. high salaries paid to top executives at california state universities could be frozen following action by the state senate today. the controversial issue has opinion in the spotlight since last year when it was revealed that the new president at san diego state was paid $100,000 more than his predecessor. today the state senate passed the bill by santa

this year's honorees include former secretary of state madeleine albright, astronaut and former senatorohn glenn, nobel prize-winning novelest toni morrison, and singer and songwriter bob dylan. >>> today midshipmen and women at the naval academy will mark a special occasion. the class of 2012 graduates today. the commencement ceremony begins at 10:00 this morning in annapolis. leon panetta will address the address. the ceremony will wrap up with the traditional flyover by the blue angels. >>> the jury in the john edwards trial gets back to work after three days off. there is speculation the jury may be deadlocked or unable to reach a verdict. the jury has already deliberated for six days, trying to decide the former presidential candidate's fate. edwards faces six felony charges stemming from the use of nearly $1 million from donors to hide his pregnant mistress during his presidential run. >>> this morning, fairfax police are investigating a shooting that involved one of their own officers. it happened around noon yesterday at a condo in alexandria. police say they were trying to arre

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madeleine albright. madeleine albright broke barriers and left be a indelible mark on the world as the first female secretary of state in the united states history. through her consummate diplomacy and steadfast democratic ideals, secretary albright advanced peace in the middle east, nuclear arms control, justice in the balkans and human rights around the world. with unwavering leadership and continued engagement with the global community, she continues her noble pursuit of freedom and dignity for all people. [applause] >> john doar, as african-americans strove for justice, john doar led federal efforts to defend quality and enforce civil rights. risking his life to confront injustices around him, he prevented a violent riot, obtained convictions for the killing of civil rights activists and stood by the first african-american student at the university of mississippi during his first day of class. during pivotal moments and in the troubled times of the watergate scandal, john doar fought to protect the c

madeleine albright has a new memoir out it's called "prague winter: a personal story of remembrance and war, 1937- 1948." she is speaking at 7:00 at the enoch pratt free library. >>> the lighting of the olympic flame for the first time ever you got to watch the ceremony in athens, greece live on the internet. the flame will now travel around greece before going back to the uk before the games set to kickoff in july. >>> well, this had us all talking in the newsroom this morning. how many times have you ever butt dialed a person? butt dialed me last week. >> i did. i'm sorry. >> you did. >> it was not my butt, it was my face. it was my cheek. anyway most of us have done it some way or another. some form or another and apparently it's a big problem for police officers especially in new york city. >> all right nearly four million calls a year go 911 operators in new york as a result of butt dialing. the average for american 10,000 butt dials a day. this for the big apple. how this is happening? if you take your iphone and you have a lock on it as i do it require password protection. what h

honorees include madeleine albright, astronaut john glenn, tony morrison, and bob dylan. the president will present the medals in a live ceremony at the white house. >> 5:11. welcome back to reality after rate long and relaxed memorial day weekend for those who don't have to work. >> if you have a grueling and hamburgers on your mind, the fund does not have to stop. where you can find the best hamburgers in the country. stan's house. >> everybody will be there. we >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. not bad out there at the moment. we start in timonium. we have an accident coming in. in harford county, route 1, the hickory bypass, we have an accident in bel air. along dixieland, fire activity to watch for in forestville. everything else is running smoothly and that includes the j.f.x. no longer any construction. that wrapped up early. the west side is running smoothly at liberty road. this is the curtis creek drawbridge. looking good at the moment to and from the key bridge. that is the

secretary of state madeleine albright has her memoir proud of winter. fifth is the power of havoc by charles do we. he cites scientific discoveries that lend explanations to forming and breaking good and bad habits. 6 is adrift by rachel mado. analyzes america's history of creating more and argues the executive branch of government is too powerful. then imagine:how creativity works. they recently appeared on booktv to discuss their books and you can watch those programs online at booktv.org. in the president's club time magazine's michael duffy examine how presidents from hoover to obama worked with and against each other during their terms in the white house. ninth is killing lincoln by bill o'reilly and martin to guard the. peter bergen's manhunt recounts the ten year search for osama bin laden. you can find more on these bestsellers by going to new yorktimes.org and clicking on parts. >> hello, everybody. welcome to this third annual gaithersburg book festival. i am a member of the book festival committee. gaithersburg is a vibrant diverse city that

among this year's recipients, former secretary of state madeleine albright and legendary folk singer dylan. >>mark: 60% of workers are dissatisfied with their jobs according tour recent survey. another survey finds of the reasons to be hullo salary, lack of growth, lack of opportunity as well as ours. nearly 70 percent of police say they plan to stick it because of the economy. here's the check on wall street with the dow on the rise of 106 points to 12,561. we will be right back. >>justine: here's a quick update from kron4 news room. we're watching live pictures of maryland or the secretary of defense will be at the commencement address at the navy cabinet. that is coming up at about 7:00 a.m. furious that is one of the stories we will be watching this morning for. >>darya: fire season has officially begun in california. hundreds of additional workers have been hired to safire stations across the state. reggie kumar explains why our area is more prone to fires. >>reggie: in single fire season is upon us. dry brush, triple digit heat and low humidity is a recipe for a wild fire. calt

such transatlantic luminaries as madeleine albright, steve hadley, solana, david milliband. so three former secretary-generals of nato have signed on to this. they were consulted throughout this effort and the report has benefitted from their guidance, their wisdom, and supports broad findings if not each and every one of its specific recommendatio recommendations. before i turn the floor over to nick, i briefly want to call attention to another atlantic council effort that i think is complimentary to nick's report, the atlantic council foreign policy magazine survey on the future of nato. the council and foreign policy built a is yosurvey which we se some of the most senior figures in the transatlantic community, get their thoughts on the future of the alliance in light of some of the challenges i just mentioned. i think the survey can give us a sense of the political obstacles facing the alliance which this report argues must be overcome and you can -- if you didn't grab a copy of the survey coming in, then please do so on the way out. now before i hand the floor to nick,

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among the resip yants madeleine albright, john glenn and music legend bob dylan. the bigs giants in american history. perez will also receive the award next month. bob dillon. >> that's an interesting one. >> i thought that's what the rock and roll hall of fame was for. >> prince william talking babies? >> is thestarting a family. >> is there anything you would like to tell me? >> there he was giving a rare interview in on another of the diamond jubilee celebrating his grandmother. >> queen elizabeth the 60 year reign. the prince opening up about his wedding day it was difficult not to have his mother sprins diae - princess diana there. >> oo we are not done talking about beryl yet. >> hey. we are looking at tropical depression beryl strengthening and becoming a prop cal storm as we head into late tonight and tomorrow morning. it is pulling in some of the warmer air that he is the reason it is strengthening. the wind isn't a big deal it's more of the rain we will be seeing from the storm system. it is expected in the next 24-48-hours becoming a tropical storm once

the list also includes madeleine albright, shimon peres. >>> ahead on the news edge at 11:00, this grouproach to making their voices heard -- ironic approach to making their voices heard. >> plus new information tonight on the discovery of another case coming up on the edge. >>> welcome back. we have a special announcement tonight. a member of the fox 5 family is going to be leaving us. >> dave feldman finally trending on twitter. took 12 years. >> took me leaving to do it. >> dave feldman is leaving the friendly confines of fox 5 headed back home. >> to the bay area, brian, a place you grew up, i grew up, laura evans, will thomas. got a chance to get a good job and go home, be closer to my family. >> hate to see you go. >> we're going to miss you, feldy. who is going to give me back jokes in the makeup room every day? >> and who's going to be passive aggressive with me calling it a franchise? >> i look at sue in the makeup room. >> every day and i say good joke, feldy. >> i told sue this and i've told brian and shawn. this is like home because i've been here 12 years, longer than i've e

for secretary of state madeleine albright said she is an optimist on afghanistan. her main concern is that afghan women may again be relegated to second-class citizenship. >> things are more stable when women are politically and economically empowered. we don't want to see the story go backwards in any way. >> protesters target aircraft maker boeing in the war machine. boeing was shut down for the day, having told its workers to stay home for safety sake. a lot of downtown business has done that. normally full parking lot for all but deserted. traffic was light. demonstrators claim the boeing shutdown was a victory. not all nato protest has been so light hearted. police made 45 arrests on sunday, mostly stemming from this clash a couple of side -- a couple blocks from the summit site. the police chief praised his restraint. >> tonight in new jersey woman also known as the super-tan mom as a message, back off. >> she is trying to prove she is a good mom. we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with

presenting the honor to 13 people, including its first woman to serve as secretary of state, madeleine albrighter senator john glenn, will also receive a medal along with nobel winning novelest toni morrison and bob dylan who just finished his 35th album if you're counting. >>> in this morning's hk hk take aspirin for persistent headaches you may be fighting skin cancer. people who took other anti-inflammatories at high doses for years at a time may have a reduced risk of skin cancer. the pills inhibit some of the same cell enzyme inflammation found in skin cancer patients. before you run to your local drugstore, the study in 2008 found no connection. >>> all you ladies working the night shift, a study who shows women who work nights and describe themselves as morning people are four times more likely to develop breast cancer as those who work during the day. the reason for the connection is unclear. sleep deprivation weakening the immune system is listed as a possible factor. >> i believe it. all that cortisol you don't get when you're sleep deprived, as someone who is completely sleep deprive

presidential medal of freedom at the white house today honorees include former secretary of state, madeleine albright, former israeli president and former supreme court associate justice john paul stevens. as well as bob dillon, author tony morrison and former tennessee women 's basketball coach, pat summit. it is the nations highest civilian honor. >>> a 6-year-old virginia girl will make history. laurie ann madson is one of the contestants this year. she is home schooled and she is the youngest person to participate, on record. she is no stranger to the spelling bee competition she won her first one at 3.5 years old, she will compete against 278 spellers for the top prize which includes $30,000 cash, and a $5,000 scholarship. >> look at her she is so little. >> dressed like a bee did you notice that. cute >> good for her. >> coming up, some amazing video, dramatic fall caught on camera when an 11-year-old's harness snaps wall climbing hear from her father next. >>> and the nonprofit our house helps troubled youth learn skills and turn their lives around. we are just a month away from their annual g

this year's recipients include former secretary of state madeleine albright, the first woman to serve as top u.s. diplomat and astronaut john glenn, first american to orbit the earth. basketball coach pat summit led the university of tennessee women's team to more ncaa final four appearances than any other team and rock legend bob dylan's vast catalog of songs include such classics as like a rolling stone. >> together the honorees on this stage and the ones who couldn't be here have moved us with their words, they have inspired us with their actions. they've enriched our lives and changed our lives for the better. >> reporter: other honorees included former supreme court justice john paul stevens and israeli president shimon peres. >>> british officials increase security on the thames river so the queen can go for a sail. they're taking dogs along for some checks on ferries. queen e his bet is celebrating her 60th -- elizabeth is celebrating her 60th anniversary on the throne. a million people are expected to line the riverbanks to watch. >> i would love to see it. >> had some pretty

among the recipients, former secretary of state madeleine albright, rock legend bob dylan, astronaut john glenn, john paul stevens, and author tony morrison. he praised them for making an impact on many, many people over the course of a lifetime. >> every one of today's honorees is blessed with an extraordinary amount of talent, awful them are driven but we could fill this room many times over with people talented and driven. what sets those men and women a part is the incredible impact they have had on so many people. and not in -- . >> the medal of freedom is given to individuals who have acted in the security of national security and contributed to the world. >>> syria's ambassador is being told to get out of the united states. the u.s. joins others in expelling the syrian diplomats after the syrian government massacred its civilians. tom fitzgerald spent the day at the syrian embassy. what is the reaction? >> reporter: at one point, we were at the syrian embassy today and a woman identified herself as a press representative that came out of the embassy and said there might be sta