st. paul's cathedral.ear the choir singing -- ♪ >> this is where the queen who is looking bright in white, she's trimmed with baby blue. her outfit, looking beautiful as ever. arrived about ten minutes ago from buckingham palace. she joins other members of the royal family, including prince william and kate and prince charles and camilla. today's diamond jubilee celebrations begin here at st. paul's with this national service of thanksgiving. this ceremony is a rededication of the queen to her people, a chance to renew the pledge between citizens and monarch. at the same time, excited crowds waking up in front of the palace after camping out overnight to secure a good spot to see today's diamond jubilee procession. the british monarch will also attend private receptions later today, as well as a lunch at westminster hall. a busy day, that started early for the queen following a late night. last night a star-studded concert at buckingham palace featured performers like sir elton john from each of the queen'

st. paul's. at the same time, the senior members of the royal family will be getting ready to leave for st. paul's cathedral as well. at 5:15 eastern time the queen herself will leave buckingham palace for st. paul's. remember, the duke of edinboro won't be with her. he's in the hospital under observation. she'll be on her own. she's expected to take 13 minutes. she'll arrive at 5:28 a.m. eastern time. two minutes later because you just don't have to wait if you're the queen, at 5:30 a.m. eastern time the service of thanksgiving beginnings. that should go for an hour. at 6:30 the queen is scheduled to leave st. paul's. she's got a busy day. she'll head off to two different recessions and a lunch at west ministers with her sons, grandsons. carriage ride all throughout london as well where the streets will be lined. eventually the queen will end up back at buckingham palace where she'll be greeted by crowds. she's expected to make one appearance. you come out on the balcony, wave. the crowds go wil

st. paul's.background as to its significance in the national history. >> well, of course, it's a national church, where charles and diana were married. and it's always, you know, catches their imagination. but today is a special day for the queen. prayers will be said for philip, and for the queen. he has been at her side at every other jubilee. the silver jubilee in '77 and also ten years ago. it's sad he's not here today. >> you look at prince charles there. >> and camilla. >> the duchess of cornwall. >> harry, i think has really grown into the role, hasn't there? all the talk of him being a rebel prince. he's just now a great guy. and also we've got william and catherine there who just really have captured the imagination of the whole world. >> she must be at peace knowing that the future of the monarchy is in good hands. >> i think she's certainly very, very relaxed about the future. all we need now is a royal baby to bring even more cheer. >> meredith brought us a story over the weekend, rob

st. paul's cathedral. a carriage procession by the queen and it ends with a royal air force fly-by over buckingham palace. this is video from last night. stevie wonder, elton john, paul mccartney, some of of the big stars performing for queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee concert in london last night. of course, she wore earplugs. it was pretty loud. we have live reports from london throughout the morning for you. >> the queen missed some of the concerts because her husband was put in the hospital. he spent sunday on the river thames despite the cold and rain. he was hospitalize wade bladder unnext. they are taking care of that right now. of course, we hope he will be okay. hopefully, he will able to get in on part of the celebration as well. so what a celebration. >> my goodness. >> it has been great. >> good morning. >> good morning. i'm in today. happy to be with you. i hope you are feel a little better. >> the we're trying. we're plugging along. >> you look good. >> thank you, tucker. >> allison! >> good

st. paul's cathedral this morning.el roberts joins us live with the latest on all the events this morning. what can we expect to see? >> reporter: good morning, lynn. after the frivolity of the flotilla and the fireworks last night, today is about formality. as i speak the queen and her family are on their way to st. paul's cathedral for a special service of thanksgiving. that will be attended by members of the settlement, a lesson will be read by david cameron, the prime minister. there will be a prayer written at the queen's direction and specially composed music. after that the world family goes to receptions then they all come here to the houses of parliament behind me for a lunch at westminster hall attended by thousands of members of the establishment and representatives of charities with which the royal family, the queen in particular, are involved. from here they travel in hopefully open-top carriages if the weather holds to buckingham palace. they're going along a special route through whitehall up the mile to

st. paul's cathedral.hen a formal carriage procession through the streets of london before the queen and her family will finally give the royal wave from the palace balcony. let's get right to cnn's richard quest, live at buckingham palace for us this morning. richard quest, good morning, how has it gone? >> reporter: good morning to you. it is an overcast but still dry morning. welcome. i'm actually up the road from the palace in trafalgar square, where i think you might be able to see there are several hundred people watching what's happening on big screens. the reason we're in tra it ffal square, throughout the day, the queen is literally commuting through the square, backwards and forwards, palace, manchester house, down to westminster for the lunch, and then later this afternoon, soledad, up whitehall and back home to the palace for that royal wave. on the balcony, only six or seven of them. they're limiting the number of people that had be on the balcony. just the queen, the immediate line of success

st. paul's.s marks the pinl day of cefi celebrations marking 60 years on the throne. >> we're both international people, but i've been really surprised. we both live in london, but i've been so surprised by the popularity of this woman. you can really feel how much the people here love their queen. >> you have to respect anyone who can hold office for 60 years and really not screw it up. and i think there are a lot of other people at other institutions in the uk or across the world who are doing a pretty good job of screwing things up right now and i think by compare ton between that and her diminished role as a political figure it's increased public support. >> heart warming to feel their love for the queen. anyway, coming up next, shell ceo weighing in on the eurozone crisis. >>> welcome back. finance ministers from the g-7 group of nations this morning are expected to hold an emergency conference call on the eurozone crisis. meeting follows various media reports suggesting leaders in europe ar

st. paul's cathedral.ter a carriage procession that goes right through the streets before we see the royal wave from the palace balcony from all of the royals. piers morgan is covering it ul, co-anchoring cnn's coverage. he joins us from london. where are you? and how has it been over the last couple of days? >> it's been fantastic, soledad. i'm outside buckingham palace, the queen's main residence. she'll be here later after her lunch and in a horse-drawn carriage. and will have all the pomp and ceremony we brits are so good at. i have to say, to be back in my home country for the last few days has been a very special experience. >> i have to tell you two thing from this. to see the queen without prince philip, she seems small and a bit lonely as she walks through this, and number two, i want to know what you think of the princess, kate, seems to have changed the tone of the entire royal family. am i wrong about that? >> yeah, i think on the first point, it's obviously sad prince philip is not here. i hav

st. paul's cathedral. representatives from the government and military, diplomats, foreign leaders and roils, all in attendance to honor the clean's 60 years on the throne. >> in all her public engagements, our queen had shown a quality of joy in the happiness of others. she has responded with just the generosity st. paul speaks of, in showing on a to tell with local communities and individuals of every background and class and race. and in a televised address to the nation, the clean expressed her gratitude for the public show of affection. >> the events that i have attended to mark my diamond jubilee have been a humbling experience. it has touched me deeply to see so many thousands of families, neighbors, and friends celebrating together in such a happy atmosphere. then another the celebrations are over, the queen will continue her diamond jubilee tour of the country, to meet the people she has served for 60 years. mean to go nuclear energy free? we have a look at the latest challenges facing germany as

st. paul's earlier.ntioned this reception at mansion house, with the lord mayor of london, that's not an expression we use in the united states. so help us out here. >> lord mayor of london is the head of the corporation of the city of london. very different from the elected mayor of london. he's the lord mayor goes back to 1193, and that was why at mansion house, which is a very modern building, that was built in 1752, but the guild hall which is where the rest of the royal family were, that goes back to 1193 and it really is a fascinating building. >> what you must remember is they had a real function going to mansion house. that's where a lots of the trade, lots of industry, you have to remember even people who don't like the royal family, you must remember they bring in a huge amount of trade, tourism, billions of pounds. i think we were talking, it cost about -- talk about an american dollar, per year but they bring in billions of pounds in trade. so for her to meet these heads of industry, heads of

st. paul's cathedral is the center of the anglican church along with the abbey and it is bigger than thecan have more people in there, and it is where various historic celebrations have taken place for example, world war ii there was the big thanksgiving, was held there, and so, you know, you have to involve -- in a major celebration like this you involve st. paul's cathedral. >> sir peter it appears she has now returned to buckingham palace the carriage ride looks like it is over now and you were of course, knighted by the queen. there is prince charles stepping out. we will see the queen in just a moment give us, when we had these occasions give us a sense obviously, the royal family has a sense of duty and all of that kind of thing but how do they feel about all of this, pomp and circumstance? how does she -- i know you can't presume to know what is going on in her head but how do you think she is taking this all in? >> i think you watch the queen for example, in st. paul's this morning even during the playing of the national anthem she was cool and calm her face reveals almost nothin

st. paul's ka need. this morning's ceremony is one of the final events to wrap up four days of celebrations there. the service expected to wrap up in 15 minutes or so. after that the british monarch will attend private receptions and a lunch at westminster hall. then the royal family will take a formal change procession through the streets of london where hundreds of thousands of people have been camping out, waiting anxiously for that sight. >> what a beautiful location. st. paul's cathedral stunning. live shots inside the cathedral. i'm thinking that tomorrow might be a day of rest for the entire nation and especially the queen. >>> we're looking at the forecast, tom saying it's lion-like, clouds and cool temperatures? >> yeah, a gray morning over the potomac. that's a live view on this tuesday. it is feeling like a lion chill. clouds have been -- a london chill. clouds have been producing sprinkles and scattered drizzle. sunshine out it break out later this morning. hometown forecast, mt. airy, howard

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st. paul's cathedral.is just beginning to wrap up as we've seen some of the procession and during the commercial break, they were singing god save the queen. as you may know by now, prince philip is not there. there is the queen. prince philip is not there. the 91-year-old had to be hospitalized for a bladder infection. queen elizabeth is marking 60 years on the throne. >> we congratulate her majesty for 60 years. >> stevie wonder, sir paul mccartney, sir elton john and moan more stars hit the tame last quite. >> they antijedediah the show even though it and that the queen as wear earplugs. >> you kind of need them. >> for her. a rock and roll concert. >>> our live coverage of the queen's diamond jubilee continues through the morning. at 9:30, the british ambassador to the u.s. will join us live. >> that is huge. >> the party -- the celebration continues, of course. they have several receptions and things they will be doing as well. >> he will fill us in on what this all means. very special to have him her

st. paul's marks great britain's history once again.place where the nation comes together to express joy and sorrow. it was the scene of great joy for the wedding of diana and prince charles, watched live by 750 million viewers around the world. during the blitz in world war ii, it miraculously sustained only minor damage. just under the dome, a whispering gallery. a charming feature of the cathedral's perfect design. a whisper heard across the room. >> okay, meredith, can you hear me? >> i can hear you very clearly. are you really whispering? are you ready for tuesday? >> i've never done anything on the wlis perring gallery before. >> reporter: right at the heart of the cathedral the american memorial chapel honoring servicemen who gave their lives during world war ii. >> this was created as a memorial to those american servicemen. there are 28,000 names on 500 pages. >> reporter: 28,000 names. these are all americans. >> these are all americans. and every one of those people had a family and a story behind them. >> reporter: and every

st. paul's cathedral.some people responsible for staging tomorrow's main event. it's been the setting for some of the most important moments in british history. designed by master architect, christopher wren, st. paul's cathedral was the centerpiece of a new london after much of the old one was destroyed in the great fire of 1666. it's where they held the funeral for winston churchill. it's where prince charles and diana were married. and it's where the queen celebrated her silver and her golden jubilees. the majestic cathedral, close to the heart of her majesty. now they're getting ready to raise the roof of st. paul's once again in celebration of her diamond jubilee. the man tasked with bringing joyful noise to the 85,000 square foot building is director of music, andrew carwood. ♪ >> reporter: he personally auditions, recruits and coaches the little boys with the big voices. ♪ >> reporter: but just because he's looking for choir boys, it doesn't mean they need to be little angels. >> there's a sort of "

st. paul's cathedral in london, where the queen is celebrating her diamond jubilee. you can see the ceremony under way right now. we have a live report coming up in a moment. >> first, news for teenagers looking for work this summer. some places are hiring. more on that >>>> this is "good morning washington" --on your side. >> summer employment for teenagers has its best start since 2006. the job market for teenagers has continued to improve. but a growing number of teenagers are abandoning the summer job market. some bad news if you get your clothing cleaned at the dry cleaners. might cost more. the cost of metal hanger's is expected to increase. the united states is imposing new trade penalties on vietnam saying it has been unfairly subsidizing wire hanger exports. >> new this morning leaders of some of the world's wealthiest countries will meet today to try to stop another worldwide economic recession. nelson has more. >> an emergency economic summit, finance ministers and central bank pevspresidents will participate in a telephone conference call later today. alt

st. paul's cathedral. but with husband prince phillip in the hospital, she walked alone.he lord mayor and the ceremonial pearl sword nearly blocking the 86-year-old from view. it was called a service of thanksgiving. a chance to reflect on the second longest reign in british history. >> we are marking six decades of living proof that public service is possible. >> reporter: the 2,000 guests included prime minister david cameron, extended members of the royal family and dignitaries from around the world. ♪ >> reporter: the queen sat next to her son, prince charles. down the row, grandsons prince william and prince harry. first, second, third in line for the thrown. after the service, the dean of st. paul's led the queen outside, stopping to point out a plaque honoring the only other monarch to reign as long, queen victoria. her diamond jubilee was in 1897. on the streets of london, the cheering grew. 1.5 million people waiving a sea of british flags. with the rain starting to fall, the royal procession began. the queen led the way, escorted by the famous horses guard. thun

st. paul's cathedral in thanksgiving. >> you've been taking hostage. >> yeah.ave a tradition in england that goes back hundreds of years. when her majesty the queen goes to parliament to read out the queen's speech which is the program for the year ahead. on that day, one member of parliament is sent to buckingham palace to be held hostage to make sure that the queen returns safely. >> they treat you nicely, do hay? >> it's a nice captivity. if you're going to locked up, it's a pretty good way of doing it. and you're pleased and they let me go back to the house of commons. >> and you have the ability to walk backwards. >> yes, one of the roles, a few times a year, an official messager to the house of commons and i will present documents and messages and it is a reply from the queen can and then i go back to the house of commons, march into the commons chamber, read out her reply on her behalf. but then i have to march out backwards in that-a-straight line which is not as easy as it sounds. >> no, i can imagine. how do you find the queen? >> he's actually charmi

st. paul's led the queen outside. point out a plaque honoring the only other monarch to reign as long, queen victoria. her diamond jubilee was in 1897. on the streets of london, the cheering grew. 1.5 million people waiving a sea of british flags. with the rain starting to fall, the royal procession began. the queen led the way, escorted by the famous horses guard. thunderous applause follow the royal family all the way to buckingham palace. after the carriages pass by, the crowd spilled on to the streets. in a taped address, the queen thanked the country for the overwhelming support. >> i will continue to treasure and draw inspiration from the countless kindnesses shown to me. thapg you all. >> reporter: the final act of the diamond jubilee took place on the balcony of buckingham palace. the same balcony that's been the scene of so many great moments in elizabeth's life, and in her country's history. she stood there smiling, surrounded by her family. another milestone met. and a job that began 0 years ago, and still

st. paul's, and some several private receptions at westminster hall. then will take part in a royal procession. ♪ i remember when rock was young ♪ >>> last night some of music's best paid tribute to queen elizabeth. 10,000 people got to see the star-studded concert on a specially made stage outside buckingham palace. there were performers from each of the queen's six decades on the throne. wow. >>> some people here in d.c. will celebrate the diamond jubilee. the british embassy and the british school of washington are hosting a big picnic lunch at the school today. events will include a street party, cake cutting, games, and prizes. guests will be able to write messages to her majesty and record images for a jubilee time capsule. that event starts at 11:30 this morning. >>> squiqueen elizabeth is atteg the diamond jubilee without her husband. prince phillip, duke of edberg, is in the hospital and expected to remain there for a few days. he spent several hours outside during the flotilla parade. he's being treated for a bladder infection. prince phillip

we haven't accident in the city at st. paul street -- we have an accident in the city at st. treet. taneytown pike there is an accident. here's a quick live look at traffic. 95 out of white marsh is stopping go down towards the beltway. on to the beltway, pretty good shape on the north side. delays approaching liberty down towards edmondson in the outer loop. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie joins us from the tool bank. i love the idea. >> where live at the baltimore committed the tool -- we are live at the baltimore community took bank. you helped to bring this all together in donating the items. it took a lot of work to get the tools. >> we have a strong board that lets us reach out to a national sponsors and key organizations in baltimore. >> home depot is a part of this. >> home depot, ups, and black and decker help us get off the ground. other organizations joined in. we have 150 different types of tools and 10,000 total tools in the barn. they come from stanley black & decker as well as products that are in home depot stores. >> you can always use help f

the metropolitan area is called minneapolis/st. paul.dscrabble st. paul need only cross that bridge to receive untold riches. we've seen a wealth of incredible web videos of late. we've put them all on the rock center website tonight, and they include -- >> oh, my god! >> the dad who loses his mind on an amusement park ride while his daughter could not be having a better time. the remarkable catwalking video for all those thought it impossible. speaking of impossible, you've got to see formula one driver david coltar try to outrun a golf shot and catch a 178-mile-an-hour golf ball on the fly in his car. mcdonald's actually shows us how its burgers look so good in commercials as opposed to what they look like right before we eat them, anyway. >>> someone in grand rapids, michigan, home of the gerald ford presidential library, is obsessed with the former president to the point of graffiti. somebody is stencilling iconic scenes from his presidency all over town. everybody realizes this could be a lot worse. after all, it is art, he was a ni

the metropolitan area is called minneapolis/st. paul. now at least we know the kids in st. ly cross that bridge to receive untold riches. we've seen a wealth of incredible web videos of late. we've put them all on the rock center website tonight, and they include -- >> oh, my god! >> the dad who loses his mind on an amusement park ride while his daughter could not be having a better time. the remarkable catwalking video for all those thought it impossible. speaking of impossible, you've got to see formula one driver david coltar try to outrun a golf shot and catch a 178-mile-an-hour golf ball on the fly in his car. mcdonald's actually shows us how its burgers look so good in commercials as opposed to what they look like right before we eat them anyway. >>> someone in grand rapids, michigan, home of the gerald ford presidential library, is obsessed with the former president to the point of graffiti. somebody is stencilling iconic scenes from his presidency all over town. everybody realizes this could be a lot worse. after all, it is art, he was a nice man, and he was the pres

st. paul's cathedral. lunched at the house of commons with 700 guests. and closed with a rare tv address to her people. >> it touched me deeply to see so many thousands of families, neighbors and friends celebrating together in such a happy atmosphere. >> her husband, prince philip, is still in the hospital being treated for a bladder infection but we're told he's doing better and he watched the celebrations on television. >> tens of thousands of people traveled to witness the event. >> while sightseeing today, he got a special close-up view of the queen. >> a great day in london. we're in front of herod's department store. we've seen just about everything today. all of the iconic features. including the queen. this is how we started our day. take a look at this. the queen rolling right past us. she made her way from buckingham palace to st. paul's cathedral. then we saw big ben. the across the riverview. the iconic view many of us have. coming from right underneath the london eye. build in the year 2000 to commemorate the millennium. we'll continue to k

st. paul's. >>> as always we want to learn about your home church as well. salutes can be sent to the us, the mailbag is en. next. time now for our weekly look inside the farm report mailbag.... we get lots of e- mails, and voicemails, and occasionally one of these - mailmail. this one was written on something called a typewriter, which i had to explain to my younger colleagues. anyway, dr john hohmann from pataskala, ohio is a fan of the show and he shared a memory of his farm that weekl . >>> time to check the mailbag. we get lots of e-mails and voicemails and sometimes one of these. paper mails. this was written on a tape writer which i had to explain to my younger colleague. any way he is a fan of the show and shared a memory of the farm. the farm had two water systems, the cisterns have provide stability. he was writing about comments i had made about drought on the farm and my adventure when i replaced all my toilets for low flow models to save water. you can find my account of the repair in the spring issue of farm journal. thank you for watching writ

st. paul's cathedral. >>> i've watched the carnation, i've watched her through everything. i think she is amazing. >>> a four day diamond jubilee celebration marks the queen's six decades on the throne. >>> betty white, meet betty white. she was honored yesterday in hollywood. her wax figure was unveiled at the wax museum. she says that they did a wonderful job. she is 90 years old now. >>> the forecast is changing. in a word it is changing. the weather right now is partly cloudy and cool. some clouds out there. your temperatures out the door is in the low 50s. we will certainly stay below average. significantly warmer than yesterday, five to 10 degrees warmer. breezy along the coast and by the bay today. basically the weather system that brought us the showers yesterday is pushing on out. there is a low fallen behind it. the cool mass is keeping temperatures below average. here's a look at your forecast for today. highs is pretty mild. were talked about '60s and '70s for pretty much the area. 73 and antioch and brentwood 71 in santa rosa. your extended forecast shows it it

st. paul's.by on of canterbury really focused on the queen's dedication. >> she only had the job because after being abdicated she became the heir and it was thrust upon her. she's often said it was a case of doing your duty and doing as well as you could. she's done it every day. she never gives up. she never stops. you're absolutely right. the first time we've ever seen emotion from her, she tried to keep a stiff upper lip. when you see her today, you see she's looking after him. >> reporter: there will be a lot happening today. there's a scene of her. >> she looked marvelous in gold. >> reporter: yes, she did. >> we hardly ever see her in gold. she was really being the queen last night. >> reporter: nothing was left to chance. do they have any particular meaning, anything she's been wearing the last four days? >> we receive her in a lot of white and gold. normally we see her in blue and yellow. she's wearing the white and gold to commemorate the event chl she wore white on monday. gold last ni

st. paul's cathedral.992 when you were press secretary. three of her children's marriages fell apart, a fire at windsor castle. a very tough time. how did she cope with the media back then? >> well i think the 1990s were difficult. but they were mainly difficult on the family front. and in that sense, the monarchy, like other families, has moments of sort of setback. they all came together rather like number 11 buses. they all came together at the same time. but i think her role as monarch. her role as queen, remains very highly supportive in that time. and i think there is a distinction between her institutional role as head of state, and her role as head of the family. and she has public support, always very diligent, nonpolitical, with her international role. >> do you feel, charles, that she feels good about the future of the monarchy when she looks to the future? >> well, i think she -- the queen is wise, wisdom is something you learn very quickly in her role. and one strength, one great strength of t

stephen was met with an early death he was a murder stoned led by eventually st. paul. >>> in the quarter of the early church there the apostles and deacons and then there were priests. eventually. but that to happen till later. critics still second century as there weren't enough apostles which evolved into the bishops to do this service as the church expand. quiddity kantor around for a dozen years mainly to help the poorer to do kind of social service and justice wreck that the apostles didn't have time for themselves. and then what happened in a dozen years? >>> actually during the thousand years there was an evolution and deacons because they were appointed by the bishop to cope with things became also involved in the administration of the diocese as they evolved. and they became very skill that that and many of them actually helped manage the finances of the diocese and they became really quite established in the administration of the church during that time. and one of the things that happened there was some concern about deacons' the coming to prominence in the

st. paul's cathedral and a carriage procession through the streets.ews. >> at 10:30 abc news will have a brief special report as the queen mark the end of the festivities. tonight you can watch the jubilee concert which is hosted by katie perry starting at 9:00 on abc 7. >> the royalty know how to throw parties like none other. >> they do. >> we are looking at 57 degrees this tuesday morning. >> still to come, fans will notice -- will go to extreme lengths to own a piece of nfl star donnell drive for. we will show you a >> coming up at 5:00, montgomery county police trying to determine what led to a fiery crash that killed one woman. >> jury selection begins today in the child sex abuse trial against former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. >> i went into complete panic mode just screaming. i have never experienced anything like that in my life. a terrifying experience for men in massachusetts. how he caught on fire after applying sunscreen. "good morning washington" at 5:00 a.m. begins now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning w

st. paul's cathedral and the main event a flotilla of 1000 ships down the river thames led by her majesty the queen. started at a cbs news london >>> i think that looks cool. it would be fun to be there >>> she loves absolutely amazing and beautiful in that dress. the a's need jubilee action. the a's bats, live in the and their nine game losing streak and he takes over in the fourth for the spurs. >>> tiger woods for a shot behind sacramento net of spencer living in the final round of the memorial. it was turned back the clock at the ballpark back to 1912, the giants beat the cubs 2-1. the losing streak over four the a's, after scoring 12 runs over the last nine days the offense exploded for nine runs in kansas city they beat the royals 9-3. the scout softball team led to play another day at the college softball world series. they beat oregon 6-3 they need to beat alabama twice to advance to check digit game. the kings win their second straight overtime game to take the lead in the nhl championship series. western conference finals kevin iran's scored 18 of 36 points the thunder beat the

there is quite a line of showers and downpours from minneapolis/st. paul down into west-northwest of st. louis and west of chicago. so st. louis up to maybe even detroit may have flight delays later today and atlanta as they may get heavy downpours. no flight delays west of there. does look like settled weather. that unsettled weather to our west and southwest will move our way later today but right now just some high clouds moving into the area early on this monday morning. we're off to a mild start. 73 at reagan national. it's right around 70 around the bay but inland away from waters it's in the 60s in southern maryland and throughout the rest of virginia and into western maryland. parts of central shenandoah valley into highlands of west virginia in upper 50s now. by 9:00, ought to be into the 70s with high clouds and quite a bit of sunshine. sunrise at 5:42. by noontime, we'll have the clouds thickening and we'll have it up into the low 80s quite likely throughout much of the region and then by late afternoon, perhaps around 6:00, 7:00 or so, there's

it was due back in st. paul that same day, but never showed up. and eight air patrol planes and several ground teams now joining the search. we don't know the pilot's name yet and authorities only releasing a few details about the plane, a white paper pa-31 navajo with red and blue striping. and the civil air patrol asking if anyone sees anything that could help locate the missing plane, please call 911 in your area. a wildfire alert tonight. strong winds fueling fires in new mexico and colorado, one fast moving wall of flames forcing more than 1600 evacuation orders near fort collins and those are the numbers, the evacuations have gone up by the hour all day long on this sunday. and we're hearing the red cross just opened up shelters, 500 people already registered, the at those shelters and this just started burning yesterday morning and since then, damage to reports, more than 14,000 acres burned, several structurals, the governor says the main focus of course is saving lives. >> our primary goal is to make sure we get all the people out of the

st. paul's cathedral, where her great great grandmother victoria celebrated her diamond jubilee more than a century ago, she was escorted to the head of the congregation. today, she had prince charles beside her and other members of her immediate family around her. the sermon was trenchant. the archbishop of canterbury contrast to the atmosphere of ludicrous financial greed with someone who had set an example of something better. >> our queen has shown a quality of joy and -- joy and happiness in others. she has made her public happy and at all times she is herself happy, fulfilled, and at home in these encounters. the same, of course, can be manifestly said of prince philip, and our prayers and thoughts are very much with him this evening. [chorus singing] >> a special diamonda choir drn from across the country spoke about -- sang about the wisdom of god. >> we to give thanks and praise you blessed this nation, her romance and territories come up with elizabeth, our beloved and glorious queen. >> after lunch at westminster hall, the ceremonial carriage arrived. and who was it that took t

surveillance video from gordy's place, a little neighborhood bar in little canada, minnesota, suburb of st. paul. looks like people are just relaxing, having a good time, but watch what happens next. >> oh, my gosh! >> holy cow. >> oh, my gosh. look at that guy at the corner of the bar. >> oh, wow. those people did not have a chance. >> oh. >> that is a truck crashing into the wall of gordy's place. apparently the driver was a 51-year-old woman who had some sort of diabetic reaction and lot control of her vehicle, and all six people including the driver were transported to a hospital. two with serious injuries. now, jim who is the son of the bar owner, he happened to be in the parking lot doing some work with a bobcat when this whole thing went down. he saw the truck flip up through the wall, and he was actually able to help dig some of these people out. >> they didn't know what happened. dazed. my fiancee went up to the lady pinned to the bar, trying to help her and free the stuff away from her. >> one good thing is, emergency responders were very quick to the scene because it just so happened