. >> days before his 92nd birthday, prince philip is hospitalized. queen elizabeth said to be in good spirits as he begins to undergo exploratory surgery. >>> and the game between miami and the san antonio spurs goes down to the wire. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, june 7th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning tropical storm andrea is losing steam as it heads up the atlantic coast. andrea is moving over southwest georgia packing sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, and, of course, heavy rain. the storm triggered eight tornados as it moved across florida. cbs weather consultant david bernard says it continues to move north and as it does, it looks like wet weather. it's all going to be about the rain fall. look at this potential rainfall map. this will take us into saturday afternoon. we're talking a wide swath of at much as 2 to 5 inches of rain all the way to new england. some areas could see higher amounts. because of that, we have a number of flood watches curr

this is philip philips.dwin snowden is. >> opening statements began in the murder trial of george zimmerman zimmerman. >> filibuster ending on a controversial -- >> the dome ma was unconstitutional. >> i love america every day. i love it so much today. >> for those longing for and fighting for a new path to citizenship, it truly is historic. >> change my life. a chance to vicht my family. >> american ceo chip stein held captive in his company's manufacturing plant in china. how much did you have to pay to basically get your freedom? >> i got held for ransom, and it was about 5, $600,000 cash. >> doufr wish you had fudged the truth? >> no. there's a couple of kinds of people that i don't like that i am prejudiced against, matt, and that's thieves and liars. i is what i is, and i'm not changing. >> bold, rusty the red panda. >> by 8:00 a.m. we started what i would describe as an intensive search for the animal. >> i was working for every single foot to get across that wire. >> the wire is still there right beh

prince philip is expected to stay here at the london clinic for up to two weeks. the private hospital is a favorite for celebrities and royals. prince philip pulled from a royal event earlier this week but did attend the service to mark the 60th anniversary of his wife's coronation. he has enjoyed good health most of his life but has been admitted to the hospital several times over the past two years. he suffered a heart scare in 2011 and a recurring bladder infection which began during celebrations to mark the queen's 60 years on the throne. prince philip turns 92 on monday and will spend his birthday recovering in the hospital. lucy mcdonald for cbs news, london. >>> did you know type one diabetes still affects millions of people? it's usually diagnosed in children and young adults. how riding on the back of a motorcycle can raise awareness and some money to help fight the disease. >>> it's 4:53. time for today's question of the morning. according to trip advisor, who are the best tippers in the world when travel something. >> is it a americans, b, germans or c,

. >> still to come, more health problems for prince philip. why he is having surgery today. >> and we're keeping an eye on the weather and the wet >> going misyou. a great lady. >> we're going to see a lot of that. >> for those who don't know, today is my last day here at abc 7. bittersweet. it is sad for me, too. thank you so much. that is so kind of you. i appreciate it. >> let's check in now with jackie and find out what we're expecting for today? >> i got you a little something-something that will help you through it. a pacific northwest day. -- perfect day. overall, rain is pretty light now. this is due to the cold front off to our west. not due to andrea. that heavier, steadier rain is oing with going to be come coming in late this afternoon and tonight. you can see some light showers along the baltimore-washington parkway. getting into annapolis this morning and some light sprippingles into washington, d.c. so far the rainfall has been heavy at times. we got about an inch and a half in d.c.. over an inch in gaithersburg and over an inch

prince philip checked into the hospital after complaining of abdominal pains. lucy mcdonald has an update on his condition. >> reporter: the duke spent the night in the hospital just hours after joking with guests at buckingham palace. the palace officials say doctors have performed an exploratory stomach surgery on the queen's 91-year-old husband. they stress prince philip is in good health and say the operation is not an emergency but was scheduled after tests earlier this week. >> i know the whole country will be thinking about him, thinking about the family and wishing him well. >> reporter: even with her husband in the hospital, the queen kept to her royal schedule. >> it is a great pleasure to visit the bbc today. >> reporter: when a journalist how well the prince looked at the garden party, her majesty replied, that's because he is not ill. prince philip's surgery comes just days before his 92nd birthday on monday and he is expected to stay in this london clinic for up to two weeks. royal watchers say the queen is concerned but it is unlikely she will be

prince philip will turn 92 on monday. it is a birthday he'll spend here in the hospital, ann. >> thank you so much. >>> in washington senator frank lutenberg will be buried tomorrow at arlington national cemetery. late today his casket was moved out of the capitol after lying in repose all day in the senate chamber. the new jersey senator died monday at the age of 89. today chris christie appointed jeffrey kieza to fill the seat until a special election is held in october. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues this thursday evening an nbc news investigation ree vealing for the first time how china hacked to the obama and mccain campaign computers. >>> later, making a difference on a field of dreams that teaches kids much more than just how to play ball. >>> we're back tonight with an nbc news investigation. when president obama meets tomorrow with china's new president, cyberattacks linked to the chinese government will be high on the agenda. it is said they have routinely hacked stealing secrets and intellectual properti

philip elliott with the associative press and peter schrader with the hill. >> not a year ago we were talking about keeping the interest rate set by congress. now there looks like a proposal from the president to hit the ten-year treasury note.

philip elliott with the associative press and peter schrader with the hill. >> not a year ago we were talking about keeping the interest rate set by congress. now there looks like a proposal from the president to hit the ten-year treasury note. you want to extend the interest rates and keep them low. how much of this current

>> in 1941 philip randolph mobilizing workers.he march on washington for jobs, and we scared the daylights out of him, and he begged randolph to call off the march. ,e finally band discrimination and that changed the whole country and the world. i said, that is what i am going to do with my life. >> for those who do not know the name, he was head of the corridors way back in the day. legend in chicago and in this country. since you mentioned randolph and the fear you put in the heart of fdr, fdr presided over a difficult time in this country economically. can you compare that difficult time with this difficult time under obama? >> i was a student during the , and i felt it was necessary to become a philosopher. why.not know i did not know what a -- asopher was area did philosopher was. the crises are more crises of humanity. what can we do? just interested in jobs so we can become? -- so we can be materialist? we have to grow our souls. the world needs us. tavis: i love you. you know that already. and philiped fdr randolph and the

tonight, joining me john miller, norah o'donnell, philip mudd and spencer ackerman. >> if people are talking more about snowden and less about these disclosures are and what they mean and their implications for public policy, that's a choice they make. i think the focus we've tried to keep is on the story itself and not about these lateral issues. although, admittedly, the sort of -- as my colleague glen greenwald called it global white bronco moment around the world for snowed season captivating on the surface but we've been focusing more on the substance than the theater. >> rose: we conclude with the book and documentary film of the same title "dirty wars." joining me, the journalist jeremy scahill and the film's director richard rowley. >> when it goes wrong and civilians are killed or there are air strikes that happen based on bad intelligence and you kill a whole village full of people. what's the impact of that. what we heard in different languages and countries have people saying we used to have an admiration for the united states. now we want to join those fighting against t

yeah. >> that is the perfect mood awakener. >> philip travels constantly.around asia for decades. like all good travelers, he's relentlessly curious and without fear or prejudice. >> fantastic. >> it ke philip is the one joining me to explore this particular moment in myanmar. >> the party. >> it is going to be a party. full moon party tonight. >> full moon party. >> what that means, we have no idea. >> we don't know. there's only one way to find out, i suppose. ♪ >> it sounds like a party. >> it gets crazy from now on. it's full man day. a holiday marking the end of the rainy season. and today marks the beginning of three days of break out the crazy. giant speakers compete for attention. everybody cheerfully oblivious to the distortion. cotton candy, trinkets, tube socks. just like a new york street fair, but with infinitely better food. are these the little birds? >> yeah. these guys are really good. flying just this morning. >> i tell you, it's the backbone of every street fair in the world, isn't it? deep fried food. >> that's it. and also the little bu

this just happens to be another thing we've been hit with. >> our sincere things to philip vargas and to all those who have suffered to much in these storms. >>> we continue with the latest coverage on the second storm to hit oklahoma city in 11 days. hey america, even though she doesn't need them, cheryl burke is cha-cha-ing in depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabric and waistband, the best protection looks, fits, and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try for yourself. vo: ta friend under water is end usomething completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking for expedia has more ways to help you find yours. with delicious pringles stix. ♪ ♪ everything pops with pringles stix. [ crunch ] >>> the people of oklahoma might have expected that the worst was over after that last tornado 11 days ago. tragically, tonight's deadly storm was a shocking indication that t

pictures have just come up of prince philip leaving the hospital. thanking all the staff there in london. no doubt getting back to his family. his second birthday in hospital, around a week ago. he is now well enough to go back home. a bit of good news there. more good news, we hope, from the g8. the other big subject apart from syria is taxes. have to see what comes out of the meeting. as you say, prime minister david cameron, who is hosting the g8 summit in northern ireland this week, says he will put tax evasion and aggressive avoidance at the heart of the meeting. 's the run-up, britain offshore jurisdictions, including the isle of man and jersey, have signed up to an initiative led by the oecd to be more transparent and exchange information and details on the true owners of so-called shell companies. one tax specialist says this could be a real breakthrough. >> this could really change the mood. it will show we are seriously about exchanging information, potentially about the uk register of ultimate ownership of country -- companies. that will

and that's what philip is doing. he was out walking his dog when he heard something in the grass. >> he came over the sniff my foot. >> he took the dog back inside and went back outside. >> he started to let me pet him and then i freaked him out. >> he wanted the the play. >> he is going to get you. >> i wonder if the skunk is so young that it didn't know to spray these people. he is looking for somebody, something, some companionship. >> he is going to get you! >> his family is over there. >> and they get kind of close. >> there's the family right there. >> but not that close, because you don't want to get sprayed, but he is trying to get the skunk to go back with his family. >> go see where mommy and daddy are. >> the skunk ambassador. and the little baby is reaching out saying, because we stink, does not mean we are bad animals. >> i love how he picks up the thing and carries it closer to the family. something i would not have done. >> don't aim the butt at you. aim it away from you. >> go to your brothers and sis

. >> for more, let's go to the daily mail and guardian correspondent, philip. what can you tell us about his condition? >> we know virtually nothing new since this morning when we learned he is in the hospital, that his condition is serious but stable, and that is a recurrence of the lung infection that he suffered before. that is really all we know during course of the day. we have failed to find any official confirmation even of the hospital that he is in. there are two hospitals in victoria. he could be in either one of those. we're not getting any more details from officials. aboutot of concerns mandela. how have south africans been reacting to the news. >> we have grown used to these healthcare's. -- health scares. i think people are a little immune to the kind of panic we saw initially. there is of course a great deal of concern. there have been many calls for prayer for nelson mandela, many people expressing their love and support of him and his family. but will we also heard is there is an increasing number of voices saying it is time for south africa p

and so the interesting thing of visionaries like the original philip k. dick and like dmitry is be defining what might happen in a way, by speculating about what could happen you are providing a road map of dreams that influences the development of science and technology and sometimes realizes that dream. >> rose: tell me, what can you do -- is there anything you wanted to show us about philip. can dick? >> well, phil can see faces, so he's got cameras in the eyes and so in this lighting he has to be fairly close but once he gets you then he can track your face around pretty effectively. we also have a system that allows him to analyze your face for facial expressions and then with the facial expressions on his face he can either mimic your facial expressions -- >> rose: so if you smile he can smile? >> right, exactly. and he can sort of analyze and he can use those in the course of conversation to regulate that conversation. so there are many capabilities, human like in a sense, capabilities in the world of robotics but stitching these things together in

pictures have just come up of prince philip leaving the hospital. thanking all the staff there in london. no doubt getting back to his family. his second birthday in hospital, around a week ago. he is now well enough to go back home. a bit of good news there. more good news, we hope, from the g8. the other big subject apart from syria is taxes. have to see what comes out of the meeting. as you say, prime minister david cameron, who is hosting thesumms week, says he will put tax evasion and aggressive avoidance at the heart of the meeting. 's the run-up, britain offshore jurisdictions, including the isle of man and jersey, have signed up to an initiative led by the oecd to be more transparent and exchange information and details on the true owners of so-called shell companies. one tax specialist says this could be a real breakthrough. >> this could really change the mood. it will show we are seriously about exchanging information, potentially about the uk register of ultimate ownership of country -- companies. that will pay very well -- they very wel

. >>> from london tonight, word that prince philip, the husband of queen elizabeth is in the hospital. we're outside the london clinic with more. >> reporter: good evening. there is concern here tonight for the health of prince philip who is 91 now and undergone treatment for a number of ailments in recent years. buckingham palace making the announcement that he had been admitted to the hospital. forced to cancel a number of scheduled appearances over the next few weeks. he will undergo surgery tomorrow. he looked fit and in good spirits at a public event today and he was by the queen's side tuesday as she marked the 60th anniversary of her core nation. he will turn 92 on monday, it's a birthday he will spend here in the hospital. >> in washington, senator frank lautenberg will the buried tomorrow. he was moved out of the u.s. capitol after lowing in pose all day. he died on monday at the anyone of '89. and today governor chris christie pointed jeffrey chiesa to fill his seat until a special election is held in october. >>> when we return, an nbc investigation revealing for the first

weeks that the royal family came together to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the coronation, prince philip, the queen's husband, has been taken into a private london clinic for surgery. buckingham palace says his hospital admission isn't an emergency. he'll undergo an exploratory operation today under general anesthetic. the queen will carry out her engagements as normal, including a visit to the bbc headquarters in central london within the hour. andy moore has the latest. >> he knew he was going into hospital in just a few hours' time. but guests at the buckingham palace garden party had no idea. they said the duke seemed in good spirits and totally unconcerned. >> the duke looks in excellent form. he was ram-rod straight. he was talking, chatting, joking as he always does. none of the 8,000 guests, none of us had the faintest inkling he might be on his way to hospital. >> on monday, the duke missed an engagement because he lost his voice. but on tuesday, he was back in his normal place alongside the queen in westminster abbey for the 60th appear verse are you of her coronation. on wedne

let's begin by leaping in here, one of your choices is philip morris, i guess that's philip morris international as compared with altria. why do you like it? >> the main thinking, we're going for div dens and stability. div den growth. 3% dividend yielder, 10% growth potential in the underlying dividend. great when you can get that sort of an income, plus the growth on top of it, a stable business. people smoking habits, unfortunately, don't change through the times and they also have a very substantial growth exposure, a large market going into emerging markets and we think that is a huge growth opportunity for a lot of companies out there the other companies we're talking about meet that as well. they are seeing 10% to 20% increases in their wages in emerging markets. they spend more money on everything from toothpaste to cigarettes. >> talking about toothpaste, colgate on your list. the stock down today, but it's been up sharply this year. same investment theme, right? >> very similar investment theme. going for stability. toothpaste and dish washers, this is a -- this is your staples. you do

philip randolph. >> a dedicated man.ause]d >> seeking to bring about social change for the advancement of justice and freedom and human dignity. i have the pressure -- pleasure to present to you, dr. martin luther king. [applause] >> dr. martin luther king. ando join with you today what will go down in history -- in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation. [applause] years ago, a great american in whose symbolic shadow we stand today signed the emancipation proclamation. ass momentous decree came the light of hope for millions of negro slaves who had been seeared in the flames of withering injustice. to end thea daybreak long night of their captivity. , the negrors later still is not free. 100 years later, the life of the negro is still sadly crippled by the manacles of segregation and chains of discrimination, 100 years later. the negro lives on a lonely island of poverty in the midst of a vast ocean of imperial prosperity. [applause] 100 years later -- the neg

prince philip is recuperating from surgery. yesterday will and harry dropped into the hospital.lip is getting better but he's 92 and needs months to recover. >> i think it's very sad and i do think it is quite significant because it's really the first time we've seen him out of action for so long. >> reporter: with philip out the kids pinch hit. will might leave his search and rescue job to become a full time royal and this week kate was smashing, naming the royal princess, the ship. >> the younger popular members needing to step into that gap. ♪ >> reporter: and today they're all here for the queen's birthday parade. ♪ this ceremony is older than the u.s. she used to inspect her cavalry from her own horse. today just a nod to her soldiers. this queen has done this every year since 1951. and the queen's official birthday is celebrated in june because of the weather and look at this. it's actually a little sun in london, it's a miracle, guys. as for kate, well, it's about maternity leave from now on. won't see her until the royal baby is born in about a month. >> two birthday par

the palace says philip is in good condition. he's supposed to be in good spirits.hey'll continue to take type to recover over the next two months. >>> chuck is going to join us again next. he is live in ireland where the conversation was supposed to be about the economy. clearly that ain't happening right now. plus congressman mario diaz vallard will join us on the fight for immigration reform. ♪ 99 bushels of wheat on the farm...99 bushels of wheat! ♪ [ male announcer ] yep, there's 8 layers of whole grain fiber in those mini-wheats® biscuits... to help keep you full... ♪ 45 bushels of wheat on the farm. 45 bushels of wheat! ♪ ...all morning long. there's a big breakfast... [ mini ] yeehaw! ...in those fun little biscuits. >>> we're back now. senators on both sides of the aisle are predicting their immigration reform bill can pass with 60, maybe 70 votes. but house lawmakers have not yet embrace ed it. joining me now is mario diaz-balart, immigration working group in the house. we appreciate you joining us. thank you. >> good morning. tomorrow, the house judiciary

this is the fourth visit to the hospital for philip in the last 18 months.e'll stay here for two weeks, the longest stint in hospital for him and spend his birthday here. he turns 92 on monday. >> it is nice to hear he's in good spirits. thank you. >>> while the queen was visiting the bbc today, look at this. she was spotted behind the news anchors in the studio making a cameo behind that glass wall. >>> and here at home wall street is worried about the strength of the economy and the monthly jobs report due out this morning may add to those worries. analysts are expecting only 169,000 jobs were created in may. about the same as april but some economists argue even that is too optimistic of a number. unemployment expected to hold steady at 7.5%. >>> after getting eclipsed by samsung apple is preparing to launch its own iphoning trade-in program. the goal is to get customers to upgrade to the latest iphone and turn in older models so apple can sell them overseas. bloomberg reports the program could get under way this month. at&t already paying up to $200 for

this is the fourth visit to the hospital for philip in the last 18 months.e'll stay here for two weeks, the longest stint in hospital for him and spend his birthday here, he turns 92 on monday. >> it is nice to hear he's in good spirits. thank you. >>> while the queen was visiting the bbc today, look at this. she was spotted behind the news anchors in the studio making a cameo behind that glass wall. >>> now to the economy we just learned that nation's employers added 175,000 jobs last month, that's slightly more than exp t expected but still below the pace we saw over the winter. the unemployment rate ticked up to 7.6%. because more americans are trying to re-enter the work force. >>> after getting eclipsed by samsung apple is reportedly preparing to launch its own iphone trade-in program. the goal is to get customers to upgrade to the latest iphone and turn in older models so apple can sell them overseas. bloomberg reports the program could get under way this month. at&t already paying up to $200 for iphone 4s. >>> and overseas, you could say this missile

. >> prince philip is expected to have surge today. cyhl have -- surgery today.is expected to remain in the hospital for up to two weeks. prince philip turns 92 on monday. >> the latest senator, frank lautenberg will be laid to rest today at arlington national emetery. the 9-year-old new jersey democrat was the oldest -- 89 new jersey democrat was the oldest member of the senate. >> we'll continue our live team coverage of tropical storm andrea. it is moving up the >> the cleanup is underway now in parts of florida that were slammed by tropical storm andrea. that storm is moving along the east coast. good morning, washington. >> i'm cynne simpson. we're in storm watch right now. i want to get to the latest forecast with jackie. good morning. >> you need the umbrella today. you have rain. misty across the area now but the heavier, steadier rain is going to begin by mid this morning and continue through tonight. we have a long way to go. most of the moisture we have seen is due to some cold front off to our west. you can see the steady rain is just to our south now

story in the testimony of a very, very important collection of essays by a scholar who was a survivor philip freeman, a pioneer scholar who was from the region and heard about it during the war through other survivors. and he wrote about this, i think it was as early as the '50s, and i was shocked by this. he identified her and -- and even quoted some survivors who had were astounded by her violence. that got me on the leave here is someone an outstanding figure. let me test out whether or not it was true. let me try to corroborate this particular testimony with other materials. and i got documentation and found in fact her marriage application and verified who she was and what her biography she was and she was in fact sent there. she was a real person. she was there with the daughter. we could see in the german documentation and continued to collect more victim testimony about her. and that's really related to primary sources in this case. and there are other cases in my book, of the thirteen biography, i identify people through memoirs, i mean, they came out and had the audacity to write t

. >>> in britain this morning, prince philip is in the hospital.e is undergoing a planned exploratory surgery to find the root of his abdominal problems. he will likely spend his 92nd birthday on monday in the hospital. the doctors say he's extremely fit and healthy despite his age. >>> now we want to head to wall street. cnbc's kayla tausche has the latest from the new york stock exchange. >> they are watching the employment report out this morning, investorsay could move the market for months to come since it shows the number of jobs added in the month of may. jcpenney unveils home goods shops within its stores, some 105 of them will be opening this week, and a scathing courtroom battle over martha stewart's products. they hope home goods will help the company turn itself around. >> kayla tausche at the new york stock exchange thank you. >>> now for an update on the incident we told you about on our plaza thursday, a man who cut himself on the plaza remains under medical care at bellevue hospital in new york, he's been identified as pak chung mar

prince philip turns 92 on monday. >> you want a promotion? who doesn't. the advice we are hearing is don't smile. >> they as men and women to rank which personality type would be the best leader. they were asked to decide between choices including cheerful, prideful, or showing no emotion. cheerful women were ranked least likely to lead. the study suggests companies want leaders to be bossy, tough, and uncompromising. it indicates women need to be hartline and assertive in order to get ahead. >> hm. >> no smile for you after that one. we still have another half-hour of "good morning washington" ahead. >> the early morning wet weather is not making your commute easy. we will let you know what you >> live and in hd, this is abc 7's "good morning, washington" -- on your side. >> straight ahead, we are live without tropical storm andrea could impact your day. >> also the top u.s. intelligence official talks about the nsa tracking americans phone records. >> i am saying goodbye to my coanchor and friend, cynne simpson. we will take a look back at some of her b

. >>> also happening now, prince philip going into surgery expected to spend up to two weeks in the hospital and queen elizabeth speaking out this morning about his ailing health. ♪ how you like me now >> and wise up, young fellow. the wildly popular 2-year-old who hits nothing but net takes on none other than shaquille o'neal one-on-one, a true clash of titans on late night tv. the matchup that's going viral right now. you won't believe what happened. >>> tgif. good morning, everyone. we've made it to friday. george taking a little time off, great to have josh by my side. paula faris in, as well and george picked a perfect day. the weather outside in times square. >> you know what, have you heard what's happening in times square right now? look at the -- i mean we had them lined up all night long in pouring rain. we've got some of them inside. hundreds if not thousands more idling outside. two of the hostest groups, little

. >> while some squad members appreciate the chance to be outdoors, others like philip nixon, could dos. >> how did you get so sun burned? >> rls. we go out there and do work but there's no shade. you know, so we sit out there for the whole time, and get just like that. you know, sunscreen don't really help, because there's no shade. you know, you're in straight sunlight for six hours. ain't really no way to get away from it. >> it's free labor. we're out there working in the field for nothing. it's free labor. it's like a slave plantation, basically. >> nixon is serving 15 years for third degree murder. marcus young has ten years for robbery and battery with a deadly weapon. but he's had plenty of trouble inside prison, as well. >> marcus young has approximately 25 disciplinary reports in his history. disorderly conduct. theft. disobeying orders. fighting. possession of weapons. possession of narcotics. assault or an attempted assault on inmates. lewd and lascivious exhibition, telephone violations. several spoken threats. >> nixon has also seen his share of trouble. >> i came here fo

part in the event known as trooping the color an annual ceremony marking the queen's birthday prince philip was unable to attend the celebration as he is recovering from abdominal surgery the monarch's actual birthday was on april twenty first when she turned eighty seven. and coming up after the break he travels to a remote village in the south of russia for a closer look into a very unique religious sect stay with us for that. mission free accreditation free transport charges free range means free. three stooges free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free medio donda r.t. dot com you. get are sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. here in the nineteenth century and then some of the. teachings from generation to generation. they have their own form of christianity. was. a end. up my. her. why do you think if we stay here longer and say

prince philip will turn 92 this coming monday. >>> finally, check this out.ive guys playing catch -- and catch with a bear in a tree in virginia. take a close look here. the bear was tranquilized. there you go -- after wandering into a neighborhood yesterday. he dropped 20 feet from its perch onto or into a tarp that was held by state wildlife officials. the bear weighed up to 300 pounds and was allowed to sleep it off. see it there sleeping it off. it was then released far from town. we don't have the video of it being released from town. >> far from town. >> yes, far from town. all is well that ends well. >> the trick if you're going to play catch with a bear, tranquilize it first. >> catch it, too. don't drop it. >> thank you ron. >>> she already had a best-selling book detailing how women can lean into both family and career. sheryl sandberg is taking her message directly to high school graduates. she sat down for a revealing interview with abc's rebecca jarvis. >> you'll never know what you're capable of unless you try. >> reporter: what would you do if

he was paul's editor and philip's door. he got that i was doing something akin to what philip was doing, and what -- he got it. >> erica jong, did bookstores refuse the book at first? >> bookstores never refused it. television networks wouldn't take ads, and the first typesetter didn't want to set type. bookstore were happy and sold a 0 lot. >> did it immediately become a best seller? >> they never enough copy in hard cover. it would go on the bottom of the best seller list and go out of stock. then it would go back on number nine or ten, then there were never enough copies. but then it came out of paperback and sold 3 million copies in the first month. so it just kept going, and as i said, it's never been out of print. >> your literary papers are at columbus. >> that's right. >> what does that mean? >> that means that students, graduate students, want to see all the rough drafts of "fear of flying" and my poetry and my other novels can study them in the rare book room at colombia. i have allowed even undergraduates to stud

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. >>> prince philip is back in the hospital in britain this morning. the 91-year-old husband of the queen will under did exploratory surgery -- undergo exploratory surgery this morning after having abdominal pain. he was admitted after a garden party at buckingham palace. >> he would have gone gone into the hospital reluctantly. he likes to be master and in control of everything but this is one occasion he can't be in control. he has to do what the doctors tell him to do. >> that he does. prince philip is expected to remain in the hospital for up to two weeks. >>> another family of a sick child has filed suit and convinced a federal judge to make an exception in organ transplant guidelines. an 11-year-old boy with cystic fibrosis in a philadelphia hospital will be able to get on an adult waiting list for a lung transplant. meanwhile, 10-year-old sarah's condition is worsening as she awaits a lung transplant. she is also on an adult waiting list in pennsylvania. children under 12 are put on separate waiting lists but critics say the wait for children ta