. >> pam:god save the queen. reports tonight that britsh police foiled a plot to stab queen elizabeth at a ceremony marking the end of world war one. >> pam:and some people seeing red. over what is painted on the curb. this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> pam:happening now: >> pam:traffic on the golden gate bridge. being squeezed to just two lanes right now: only one lane in and one lane out. on a busy friday night. this is a live look, where four lanes just shut down. >> pam:good evening i'm pam moore. >> pam:it's all because of a project we told you about last night. to create a movable median. but it could create traffic backups into the weekend. kron4's jeff bush is live with more on the project. and when these closures will end. >> reporter: the cruise and just moved in the place look behind me the heavy equipment is now here on the marin county side of the golden gate bridge to sell malaise will be sought to get down till tomorrow afternoon. >> reporter: tried to get the roadway ready

i never heard that before for the queen. >> reporter: a thank you for the queen and the royal family for carrying out their duties. despite the terror threats. amid the terror attacks, scotland yard said it was had an appropriate police in place for the event today. dan? >> applause for the queen today. >>> back home today to texas, where the night sky lit up and so did the 911 phone lines. police fielding hundreds of calls from people who saw a fire ball or who heard what sounded like an explosion. and more scenes like this could be on the way. >> reporter: tonight across central texas many are asking, did you see it? that fire in the sky that some say caused a sonic boom. >> we heard an explosion on the 5-7. >> reporter: you can see the fire ball on this dash cam video and look at it here on this police cruiser cam. nasa confirming to abc news it was a meteor, four feet long, four thousand pounds traveling 55,000 miles per hour. >> it looked like it went across into mexico. >> reporter: just last week, people in several states saw fire balls racing over the sky. and overseas, check

. >> charlie: finally, the queen realized it, too. >> the queen, the government. >> charlie: what a terrible thing they had done but they realized it at long last, was in 1990? >> no, a couple of years ago. the first part was in 2012, the first pardon. >> charlie: i hope you will talk to us after you take the stage as hamlet. >> i would love to. >> charlie: this is a command performance by you and an extraordinary story to tell. thank you very much. >> thank you very much for having me. >> charlie: lucian freud was one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. david dawson was his assistant, model and friend for the last two decades of his life. in 2012 he began photographing. a book called a painter's progress, a portrait of lucian freud. david dawson and john richardson join me, pleased to have both of them here. because i've known you for so long and because of all the biographies, all of the editions, the picasso biographies, tell me where you think the art world puts lucian freud. >> a difficult question to answer. lucian was one of a kind. he wasn't part of a school. he was

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he kissed the hand of the queen. his pantomime, lafayette bestowed his blessing on marie antoinette and it changed the heart of the people. long live the general and the queen. to the sound of cheers they left the balcony and began preparing for the journey ahead. at approximately 1:00 in the afternoon october 61789, the royal family set out from their side in a carriage and inside, marie antoinette clutched onto her diamonds. dynamics. outside, lafayette was by the monarchs on a white horse keeping pace with the coach. 100. just public behind with the national assembly deputies while thousands of exhausted citizens and soldiers joined the journey on foot. it was a six six in the evening before lafayette reached the view and quite dark by the time the royal family moved into the rambling sweep of the evacuated apartments in their home in the palace of that stretched along the banks of the sand just west. there really would live by lafayette's rules and under his authority. on the morning of october 7, lafayette atten

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this year, her club nominated her for queen. and the entire student body just more than 1700 students got to vote. >> they bring in ballots, they are in class, and you get to vote on who you wanted and we were lucky enough to have danielle win. >> you're queen. >> reporter: danielle was a little nervous. >> we were dancing a lot beforehand to work off the nerves. >> reporter: but then came the final reveal. the girl with the red rose would be queen. and that belonged to danielle. >> yeah. when she opened -- >> sobbing. >> we just both cried in each other's arms and then was just a mad dash to get to danielle on the field. >> reporter: the entire school went crazy and the cheerleading squad rushed to take a picture with her. it's something danielle's homecoming date a family friend was proud of. >> she is probably the most loved person here. and it just makes me feel good about my school. it says a lot for how farthings have come in terms of for kids with special needs. >> reporter: the school's efforts to include everyone are re

as we're shown queen latifah has the credit and the humor to head the show. >> reporter: queen latifahorter: it sounds a bit like the job description to host an award show and queen latifah is both. >> what do you do when you need to relax? >> unique you new york unique new york. >> reporter: as for tomorrow night -- >> i'm game for anything you know within reason. anything within reason and we'll see what happens. >> reporter: and so will america. the hollywood film awards has been an industry insider event for years. now for the first time it will be televised on cbs, and the rest of us will get to watch along with the hollywood heavyweights. >> it's very exciting. these are people that i've respect respected, grown up with watched all my life become friends with. >> reporter: of course, queen latifah is a bona fide superstar herself. >> growing up in newark new jersey, did you ever think you'd be here? >> yes. absolutely. i dream big. i knew i'd be here. i was raised to set goals, you know. to dream, dream big. >> reporter: a hip-hop pioneer latifah released her first album at the a

and the queen is on the front line. >> reporter: the queen and the royal family are set to attend the annual festival remembrance at the historic royal albert hall in london tonight. a weekend full of public events the royals attend to remember the nation's war dead. every year the queen, prince william and other members of the royal family pay their respects by laying a wreath at the cenotaph, or the empty tomb. >> they will go to any lengths to protect her majesty. >> reporter: security had already been heightened because of jihadis, returning from afghanistan and threatening to carry out attacks on british soil. and the recent shooting in canada's parliament. typically, the police here execute raise at -- raids at dawn. with these arrests made last night, it suggests scotland yard might have been tipped off to take immediate action. so police had already been on high alert since the terror threat level had been raised to severe in august. meaning that a terrorist attack is highly likely. expect to see more armed police officers around the capital this weekend. as far as we know, th

it's beautiful. >> she is the queen. she tells us that all the time. >> i bet she does. >> she is definitely the queen of the campus especially now. she doesn't want to take it off. >> she wears it around school, i would imagine. >> yeah. she wore it to school and -- >> she actually found out at the football game, is that how they did it? >> everybody found out. nobody knew. >> so cool. >> the school voted and they all found out that night. >> thumbs up. great story. >> very good school. what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. >>> 45%, that's how much a good booster seat can lower a child's chance of getting hurt in a crash. the iihs just released new safety ratings for booster seats. for a list of the best car seats and the ones to avoid, head to our website, kpix.com. and go to "links and numbers." >>> time for traffic now. liz, how are we doing out there? >> so far, so good. let's take a look at the -- we'll show you a live l

a plot to kill the queen. a british newspaper says terrorists were planning to assassinate queen elizabeth. >> it is one newspaper reporting this so far. >> reporter: check it out. this is the headline folks in england are waking up to. the sun newspaper reporting that british security forces foiled a plot to kill between elizabeth. it is a british tabloid. cbs news has not confirmed the story. but scotland yard reports police have raided eight properties in and around london arresting four men between the ages of 19 and 27. the men are being held on suspension of terrorist acts. scotland yard says there is an investigation into islamist related terrorism. people who saw the raid talked to the bbc. >> it was just loads of police running all over the place. they check someone out. got him out of the car. they put him in the back of a vehicle. >> they rolled out the guy who was in the car. he was handcuffed with his arms behind him. he was in his late 20 . >> reporter: the 88-year-old queen was to be killed at k

and the queen of sweden helping at risk kids around the world. hello, i'm antonio mora with consider this. those stories and much more ahead. >> they're actions that i have the legal authority to take as president. >> instead of fixing our broken immigration system, the president says that he's acting on his own, and that's not how democracy works. >> certainly by the calendar year, you'll see a much more robust presence. >> this is a long-term challenge. >> a ceasefire was in september. >> they continue to be detained and tortured. >> too much displace many. >> no respect for the weary in new york state. >> parts of the area have snow on the ground and 4 feet before it's over. >> this is a major emergency. we have roofs collapsing. >> three students are injured. and a gunman is dead at florida state university. >> you hear about all of these shootings, and then it just happens. >> today, we're all ffu. >> we begin with president obama's controversial move. >> a common sense, middle ground approach. if you meet the criteria, you can come out of t

. >> can you talk about the role queen victoria played in the lives of these three cousins? >> she played quite an important role, of course. was for important role her eldest daughter. she married the crown prince frederick in prussia. for theextremely keen countries to come together. it did not work because the prussians did not like the british and increasingly the british did not like the prussians. william was caught between the two. otherwise, he was ached -- she was a good grandmother. not a particularly good mother. booku mentioned in your that the king, the kaiser and czar failed to recognize the signs of this. i suppose they were caught up with their own lives. they had a wedding in berlin in 1913 which was the kaiser's youngest daughter. she was getting married. all three of the cousins were together for the wedding. they would get together for weddings and funerals. the normal family way. this was a splendid occasion. there they all were. they had no idea there was this thing coming up within a year. ,he kaiser later admitted george the fifth soon realized the ka

. >>> and queen elizabeth led britain's observance of remembrance day on sunday.on prince harry made a surprise trip back to afghanistan. charlie d'agata has details. >> reporter: the nation stood in silence. from the tower of london and its spectacular sea of red, 800,000 ceramic poppies honoring the world war i dead to the memorial service where the queen laid her wreath at the foot of britain's war monument. she's taken these very steps every year for five decades, but this year is especially poignant, marking a century since the start of world war i. it also comes at a time of unprecedented security after counterterrorism police arrested four men this week suspected of planning an attack on british soil. that threat did not deter the queen from duty nor the thousands of spectators who stood for hours on crammed sidewalks. >> i think it's important for everybody to commemorate people who lost their lives in all conflicts, not just the world wars but all conflicts. >> reporter: the queen was joined by prince philip, prince charles, and prince william, all milita

he gets to work, tracking the queen lioness.s she's had three new cubs, but no one has seen them. and ranger greg is with us, with a magnum just in case. >> we're going to go very slowly. >> reporter: but danger finds us fast. oh, my god, there's a rhino right there. a rare white rhino. and they're blocking our path. and they pass, and they manage to spot the mama lioness. >> that one just broke the bushes. >> reporter: they're barely visible with our binoculars. what do you think? >> i think we better go look. >> reporter: are the cubs still alive? we're going to go a little bit higher. so we can see her, but she may not be able to see us. >> we're going to tiptoe. i've got eyes on her. >> reporter: once we're in position, a clear view through the brush. she's looking right at us. >> the cub is right underneath here. >> reporter: what's it like to see this? how unusual is it? >> we're pretty fortunate to see this. >> reporter: that's as close as we get. but he's taking it to a whole new level. you have a wife and kids. what is

that is just ahead plus pop possible plot to assasinate the queen. it was foiled and who investigators say was planning to carry this out. also the nurse who became famous for refusing quarantine after treating ebola patients says she's moving out of the state of maine. we'll tell you why. justin? >> it's has been a chilly start to the weekend but now temperatures will be warming up. check out the seven day forecast when we tomorrow marks 25 years since the berlin wall came down. former soviet leader miguel gorbachev and roland due mass spoke at an event today. lanterns were placed along a nearly 10-mile stretch in the city where the wall once stood. tomorrow those lanterns will be launched at the same time the wall came down november 9th, 1989. >>> there are several reports to night that british police disrupt add plot to assasinate queen elizabeth the second. british newspaper the sun first reported that police arrested four suspected islamic terrorists. the newspaper says the men planned a knife attack on the 88 year old queen. sources told the su

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. >> glor: queen elizabeth today led britain's remembrance of veteran days who remembered veterans who died in world war i. >> prince harry made a surprise trip back to afghanistan. charlie d'agata has details. >> a nation stood in silence. from the tower of london and its spectacular stay of red 800,000 ceramic poppies honoring world war i dead to the memorial service where the queen later read at the war monument. she has taken these very steps every year for five decades but this year is especially poignant, marking a century since the start of world war i. >> it also comes at a time of unprecedented security, after counter-terrorism police raced four men this week suspected of planning an attack on british soil. >> that threat did not deter the queen from duty nor the thousands of spectators who stood for hours on crammed sidewalks. >> i think it is important for everybody to remember the people who have lost their lives in all conflicts, not just this war but all conflicts. >> the queen was joined by prince philip, prince charles and prince william, all military veterans themselve

can you remember when you were rejected for a date by the homecoming queen? >> no. james harden knows how you feel, rejected. high school football in utah, spanish court led and their quarterback lost the football and it was run in for a touchdown. maple mountain picks it up and wins it. apparently jason muddy was devastated when the video went , >>> david letterman is next with martin short. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning 4:30. we'll see you then. >> be sure to join us for election coverage tomorrow commercial free at 11:00. ,,,,,,

this is the tomb of queen elizabeth i. her royal orb symbolizes she was queen of the entire globe. the abbey is filled with the remains of people who put the "great" in britain -- saints, musicians, scientists, and soldiers. for lovers of english literature, strolling through poets' corner can be a pilgrimage in itself. king henry vii's lady chapel, with its colorful windows and fanciful banners, has the festive air of a medieval pageant. the elaborate ceilings is a fine example of fan vaulting, a style that capped the gothic age. at the far end, a wall of modern stained glass marks the royal air force chapel. it honors the fighter pilots of all nations who died defending britain in 1944. with saints in stained glass, heroes in carved stone, and the remains of england's greatest citizens under the floor stones, westminster abbey is the national church and the religious heart of england. explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tj lubinsky here, the executive pr

that threat did not deter the queen from duty nor the thousands of spectators who stood for hours on crammed sidewalks. >> i think it is important for everybody to remember the people who have lost their lives in all conflicts, not just world wars but all conflicts. >> reporter: the queen was joined by prince philip, prince charles and prince william, all military veterans themselves. the only one missing was prince harry, who made a surprise return to afghanistan to pay his own personal respects for more than 450 british soldiers who lost their lives, where the prince himself served two tours of duty. the prince's visit to afghanistan is a reminder of the conflicts britain is still waging, and remembering sunday honors all of the country's war dead of the past 100 years. tonight, poppies are falling from the side of big bend in tribute to all those soldiers who fell in the line of duty. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> glor: people of berlin today marked the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. elizabeth palmer reports on how the city gathered to look back on that j

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