there was the disappointment in the derby, caused a lot of people to jump off the bandwagon. they said he wasn't tough and matured last year, that caught up to him now. he couldn't get the mile and a half. today he was mature and tough, and he got the mile and a half better than anybody. >> he returned to the scene of his greatest triumph today the champagne stakes last year. he got good luck and got the job done. back to bob costas. >> as was noted earlier, congrat lagtss to michael matz and john velasquez. bob baffert has won nine triple crown races and could have won with a little luck all three this time. his horse bodemeister twice and today paynter run down at the end by the combined length of a racehorse practically. he lost all three triple crown races in 2012. that's going to do it for all of us here at belmont part. there's still more to come as our coverage continues with the postrace show over on the nbc sports network and a reminder that beginning thursday the u.s. open championship comes to you from the olympic club starting at 3:00 eastern on nbc. tonight at 8:

. >> reporter: the come from behind win at the kentucky derby. >> i'll have another makes his move on the outside! >> reporter: the powerful finish to capture the preakness. >> i'll have another did it. >> reporter: was over. >> he's been doing great. just a freakish thing. >> reporter: the fear? the injury could have caused him to break down in the grueling mile and a half belmont stakes. a fall could be deadly. >> he's done so such. it was unanimous to retire him. >> reporter: i'll have another started as a scrappy underdog first named cheetos and bought for just $11,000. nothing in this sport. >> he was not very big and because he had basically unproven bloodlines. >> barbaro, i believe he's been pulled up. >> reporter: but his owners, no doubt mindful of what happened to derby winner barbaro in 2006, suffering a devastating leg injury at the preakness, ultimately costing him his life. instead i'll have another is headed for stud duty, mating for millions of dollars. how much is he worth, do you think? >> gosh, i'm not a blood stock expert, but i would say that after winning the

in fact, she is seen here at the derby just four days after she was made queen. and to celebrate her 60 years on the throne, there's never before seen home videos released showing a poised and pensive 25-year-old just moments of learning her father's death and realizing she would be made queen. the highlights the of the historic celebrations is the thames pageant tomorrow. the biggest boat thriller over the years. 1,000 boats of all shapes and sizes will sail the 7-mile route around the thames. the queen, prince philip and william and kate will be on one of those boats. it will be quite a show. >> "good morning america" will broadcast live from london this monday and tuesday and tuesday night, a concert celebration with katie couric. >>> still ahead, the couple and their dramatic cell phone video. he began recording her when he knew something was wrong but not sure what was happening to her. >> the right side of your face numb this morning? >> what it turned out to be, what doctors saw in that video that no one else did and why seconds saved her life. for three ho

i'll have another was hoping to make history after winning both the kentucky derby and the preaknesss. but sadly, he won't get that opportunity. i'll have another took the horsing race world by storm after winning the derby in rallying to win the preakness. he was the favorite for tomorrow's belmont stakes. today, i'll have another was examined after galloping and the horse had a swollen left front tendon. the start of tendonitis. the trainer and owner decided it was time to shut down their prized horse for good. >> he has done so much that it was unanimous between my brother and i and everyone at the barn to retire him and it is bummer, but again, far from tragic. but it is very disappointing. >> ota's are all wrapped up for the redskins and because of it, the skins have the weekend off. next week, they are back to work for a mandatory minicamp, which begins on monday and goes through next thursday. one redskin who is chomping at the bit is second year defensive lineman, jarvis jenkins. lost for the season on this play when he suffered a torn acl. he was cleared in april and returne

she's never actually had a horse that won the derby. at's the one major race that has eluded her in her long racing career, but yesterday she was at the derby at the start of what is a four-day jubilee weekend, a celebration. so saturday had her at the races. sunday, today, has her on the river behind me. there are at least ten sections of boats, and if we take a look at the river and see what is taking place on the river, there are ten sections, and each section will be contained within a specific section of music. in some cases it is traditional music. in other cases modern rhythm, more jazz. right at the front or just near the front will be this boat, the one you're looking at now. "it is the spirit of chartwell." this is a boat that is plying the river. normally it's a luxury boat that flies the river for charters and the like, but on today's occasion it will carry her majesty, the queen. now, it will not only have the queen, it will have the duke of edinbur edinburgh. it will have prince charles, camilla and prince william and cathe

"i'll have another," the derby winner, the preakness winner.nd his chance for a triple crown victory, null and void. i mean, before he even gets a chance to walk up to the starting gate for tomorrow's belmont stakes. >>> trainer doug o'neill walked the horse out of the stable just after 1:00 this afternoon. he delivered the news that "i'll have another" will be scratched from the belmont because of a swollen tendon. >> he's been a little quiet the last few days of galloping. but his legs have been great. yesterday, he galloped great. but in the afternoon, we noticed some loss. definition in his left front leg. >> reporter: following his morning gallop, the problem returned. and even though "i'll have another" can recover in 3 to 6 months, the decision was made to retire him. >> we have to do what is best for the horse. and if we can't compete at the top level, he's done enough. >> reporter: there hasn't been a triple crown winner since affirmed back in 1978. so "i'll have another" joins the list of 12 others who have not won the triple crown si

there were two horses in the 1930s who had won the derby and preakness who ended up not being able to compete in the belmontment but no, this set of circumstances would certainly be-- certainly be unprecedented. >> his trainer said he was gallopping great. his owner said he could have one. what were the risked involved in just letting i'll have forego tomorrow and fixing his ailment after the race was done? >> well, the ailment might have been a lot more serious and probably would have been if they had run in the race. right now it is a very minor thing that would preclude a horse of his calibre from racing again, there's just too much of a risk. but it's mine are. had they run in the race it certainly could have continue mood something very major and i think they are to be commended for making the smart decision, the decision that's in the best interest of the animal and not risking him in a situation like, this even it is obviously extremely tempting to run a horse like this but you can't do it and they made the right call. >> there is a lot of interest riding on the race. there was

the favorite of the race now will be dulihan who finished third in the kentucky derby and sat out the preakness in order to be at his best for the belmont stakes. and the second choice will probably be union rag who finished 7th in the derby and had a lot of traffic trouble in that race. they will be the top two choices in the absence of i'll have another. >> jay of the daily racing form joined us from belmont. thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure, rea. >> on-line we've reprieved earlier stories about. >> my apologies for >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: president obama pressed european leaders to get their economic house in order before it harms the u.s. and u.n. monitors in syria saw evidence of multiple killings in a small town where activists reported a massacre. they said they found flesh, blood and piles of ash but no bodies. online, we continue our series on health care reform. kwame holman has the details. >> holn: wh a supreme court lingominsoon, we have a primer on the law from marcia coyle. and health correspondent betty ann bowser talks with a pro

>> gosh, i'm not a blood stock expert but i would say that after winning the derby and preakness, and being undefeated this year, i would say he's got to be worth $10 million, $20 million, $30 million. >> reporter: if he won and run the belmont, his breeding value could have been three times as high as that. diane, i was here when affirmed won back in 1978. i have to say, there's nothing in sports like seeing a triple crown-winning horse. disappointment tom for many americ americans. once again, they will not have that opportunity. diane? >> a big disappointment. so, did you win on the triple crown race? >> reporter: as a matter of fact, i did. $100. a lot of money at the time. >> all right, thank you so much, ron. >>> and now, another race, of course, the race for the white house. it's your voice, your vote. today, president obama holding a press conference to warn that gathering storms in europe could soon rattle the u.s. economy in new and serious ways. but something the president said this morning caused such a stir, the white house was trying to backtrack this afternoon. here's a

potentially, he could race on it, but for a horse at the top of his game, he's just won the derby, the. it is more advantageous for them to retire him as a champion and let him go stud than to risk potentially worsening his injury or worse case, ending catastrophic. >> the racing horse that has tendinitis. this is a normal tendon and this is a bowed tendon which could have happened if i'll have another had pulled it. talk a little about what that trainer said. called it a freakish injury. he said he means it's unexpected. not something you can foresee happenening but certainly something you see a lot in performance horses and racing horses. tendon issues, right? >> sure. all types of soft tish you injuries are common. we're asking them to perform at really high levels and they get injured fairly frequently, but we take really good care of them. their owners are considerationoconsideration o conscientious to pull him at this point. >> his case is so mild, in a few months, he could have been back on the track and running without a problem at all? still has time to heal? >> correct. yes.

the kentucky derby. the preakness stakes. a swollen left front tendon. discovered this morning. he is in retirement. here is trainer doug o'neal. >> this is extremely tough for all of us, though it is far from tragic. no one died or anything lick thlick -- anything like that. it is extremely disappointing when you have human or equine@ly every time you step on the court or on the track you are suspect to -- to injury. and i had been hoping and praying he would stay injury free. and you know it didn't happen. >> good for them for doing the right thing. >> right. >> girl scout night at verizon center. mystics, new york liberty. mystics, once down 26. they're coming back though. and hits back to back threes. that brings the mystics within three. and -- but the liberty, strikes back. the second three. college teammate at rutgers, carsons remain, nails a trim of her own. liberty win. 76-70. they drop to 1-5. they indeed are struggling. but it ant over till its over. right? >> that's right. >> did you have fun? these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes lik

and the winner of the kentucky derby will maharajahs. i'll have another scratched earlier this afternoon because of tendinitis that has emerged in his left front leg. the devastating news for the horse's owner and for the trainer that was celebrating three weeks ago in the winner's circle. his words won the land allows after winning the kentucky derby by an act. -- a neck. >> we thought he looked great on the track and cooling out, you could tell the swelling was back. he has done so much that it was unanimous between my brother and i and everyone at the barn to retire him. it is far from tragic, but it is very disappointing. >> trying to keep it all in perspective, our executive sportsman has his perspective on the web site. the title tonight says it all. not another as they tried to find different ways. coming earlier this afternoon, it changes the nation of the belmont tomorrow. changes the name for the practice facility, now officially known as the under armor performance center as they have partnered with under armor. to of the great

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. >>> he did it at the kentucky derby and preakness again. this weekend i'll have another is going to see what he can do at the belmont stakes. you're looking at actually a pilot who's flying over belmont. you can see the track right there. there are the horses. the last horse to win a complete triple kroup was affirm, that was back in 1978, 34 years ago. there have been many horses in recent years that have won the derby and the preakness but failed to win at belmont. so we will keep you posted on how this goes. post time for tomorrow's race is 6:40. again, a live picture belmont stakes in new york right now. >>> 6:52, five things you need to know before you head out the door this morning. the ohio teen accused of shooting and killing several classmates set to be arraigned today. t.j. lane is facing five counts, including aggravated murder. police say he opened fire on students at his high school in ohio, killing three, injuring two. >>> congressman andy harris of maryland, one of several lawmakers who's attending an anti-contraception rally

has won the kentucky derby! come. there's the wire. i'll have another will have a chance at the triple crown will be on the line at belmont park. >> reporter: out of nowhere i'll have another has a shot at the elusive triple crown. owner paul reddam is still in shock. >> in all seriousness you think this horse is going to have a shot at winning the triple crown, i would say, well don't have another, because you've been drinking. >> reporter: with a victory at the belmont stakes on saturday, i'll have another will be only the 12th horse in racing history to win the title. the last horse to do it, affirmed way back in 1978. >> you ready? >> yeah. >> i'm going to give you a leg up. you've got it. >> it's been awhile. >> a natural. >> the colt's trainer doug o'neill prefers to talk shop on horseback. and i was totally game to ride a horse named ricky. the horse of the moment right now, is do you really think he can be a triple crown winner? >> i do, natalie. we're so excited about this guy. he got the right mind. he

he was seventh in the derby it did not run in the preakness but with a new jockey he takes the belmont was scratched >> it was a long hard come back for maria sharapova... she won the the french open... it was her first win at the french open >> that's the news ! thank you for watching...

. >> seekerer tater broke the record in the derby and the belmont. and no other horse has broken all three. >> reporter: fractions of a second at odds with a major record at stake. >> it would bolster the important of the race. any time you can clear up a controversy, any time you have the ability to right a wrong, i think it needs to be taken. >> and horse racing officials say they expect to rule on the matter soon after tuesday's hearing. >>> you may have heard about that guy that crossed niagara falls on a tight rope. there's another guy that also butt on a show overseas. bear grylls zipped down a zip line with the olympic torch. he will get to carry the flame before it reaches london next month. the summer games kick off july 27. which means we know what we're that debt -- bernadette's tivo, or dvr, will be set toe. >>> absolutely. they have all the trials going on. >> they could have the summer olympics in baltimore. talk about the perfect weather. >>> it's amazing outside. there's still a lot going on around the city, and it couldn't be any bet

written by geneva lasques with a sense of urgency and then in the derby, down the stretch.ags, edges painter by a neck. union rags pays $7.50 for a $2 ticket. >> he did it all. at first, it was great. i engaged him to get him into the hall. it's been up. he took it. >> for your viewing pleasure and cooling off purposes, a natural qualifying meet. the club. it's the long course championship. the world's best swimmer ever, multiolympic champ michael phelps. maria, the miami heat just took care of the boston celtics. they win and then oklahoma city for the nba championships starting in oklahoma city. >>> starting next, a stray gets stuck and take you inside the cute rescue. what are they going to call this ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> well, finally tonight, boldly going where no dog has before. she's not an astronaut. but she kind of looks like one though. they used wire cutters to free the pit bull mix and then think of a name. some thought astro like the jet sons, but ultimately went with the dog, the miracle. ,,,,,,,,,, these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one.

. >> mike: the 144th belmont stakes lost its luster yesterday when i'll have another who won the derbynd the preakness, pulled out with a swollen left front tendon and retired from racing, trying to become the first horse to win the triple crown since 1978. a great race nonetheless and here's the call. >> it's paynter. union rags. paynter. union rags has got hit. union rags wins the belmont stakes. >> mike: union rags rags and par at the wire. a time of 2:30. >>> let's tee it up, third round of the lpga. paula creamer struggled, shot a 23. >>> final tune up for the u.s. open in memphis, davis love in a three-way tie for first, and john merrick at 6:00-under. rory mcilroy missed three straight cuts coming into the weekend, but six bogeys, three birds, one back at 5-under. complete nba and national hockey league playoff highlights tonight at 11:00. hope to see you then. >> ama: well, what are you looking at? there's a lot to see at this year's fair in san mateo county, and this season has a new host. >> alan: the entire morning news team will be primetime, get all the breaking news, traf

. >> i'll have another, the 3-year-old who shocked the racing world at the kentucky derby. >> i'll have another has won the kentucky derby. >> and nabbed the preakness title. >> there's the winner, i'll have another! >> triple crown, baby. come on. baltimore, new york, come on, why not? >> why not? tendinitis, developed in his front left leg, scratching him from the triple crown. >> could he run and compete? yes, but would it be in his best interest? no. >> doug o'neill said they first suspected trouble yesterday, and then after an early morning workout today, the leg swelled. veterinarians said it would be three to six months before he could run again. >> he's done so much that it was unanimous between the reddams and my brother and i and everyone at the barn to retire him. >> the news deflated the hopes of many here who wanted to see history tomorrow. >> i was looking forward to it, but i'm not going to come if he's not racing. >> trainer o'neill is a controversial figure, accused of medication violations with other horses. he told bob costas earlier this week no such issues involved

and was listed as 4-5 in the odds,,,dullahan, who skippedd the preakness after finishing third at the derbythe second choice at 5-1, union rags, who also skipped tghe preakness, is the 3rd choice at 6-1... that'll do it for this eddtion of sporrs unlimited... i'm bc...and beessre to tune in to fox45 morning news tomorrow ---

the epson derby. abc's lama hasan joins us live at the derby. this is a big week for the queen.ve to tell you. dan and i have been talking about that fascinator. it suits you. >> reporter: thank you very much. good morning to you. i like to think that i'm dressed for the occasion today. and it is going to be huge. a former day, lavish fanfare event. full of pomp and circumstance in a the brits do so well and we love so much. and the queen, she loves horses. it's her real passion. what better way to kick off the diamond jubilee celebration, than here at the epsom derby and a day at the races. it finally begins today. an event unlike anything we've seen for hundreds of years. with a huge rib of pageants on sunday. led by this barge of bells. a star-studded concert, as street parties go. millions of brits expected to join in the celebration. >> it hasn't happened for 350 years. it probably won't happen for another 350 years. it's drawing people from all over the world. >> reporter: it's all to celebrate her majesty's amazing 60 years on the throne. and throughout all those years, w

well, you won the derby may 5th.l, just crying and it was just a big deal for you. >> i know, it was a big deal. everything kind of hit me at once. 12 of years ago, i was in a little small town -- and all of a sudden -- i get embarrassed when i watch the replay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you got to change it. you've got to recreate history. yeah, go back and be like, "yeah, what?!" [ laughter ] but you have a funny story. you called your family and no one could talk to you because everyone was crying? >> yeah, everyone was crying. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the love, right there. that's what i'm talking about. >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: [ sobbing ] "put mom on the phone." and then mom was crying. "put dad on the phone." and he's crying. >> yeah -- "come on, guys, it's cool." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll call you later, right? i'll call you guys later, yeah, and figure it out. it's this saturday. are you doing anything else to prepare? anything different? >> no, i try to do the same, you know? whatever that is,

they call it the derby, spelled like derby, the oldest horse race in the world. i was asking someone what would you compare it to. i don't think the comparison is appropriate but the kentucky derby. the queen loves horse racing. in fact my producer said she's mad about it. she's at the horse race. the big celebration is tuesday, which she'll be covering live. that's when the queen and her husband will be coming down with all kinds of people waving flags in the final culmination. as we saw in the royal wedding, they will be standing in the balcony for the big wave. >> clearly great britain coming out in big numbers excited about celebrating the diamond jubilee. in general, what's the reception among americans, how interested they are about queen elizabeth? >> reporter: we've seen recent polling from americans. it's like 80% approved. i'm sure the president of the united states would like to see these kinds of numbers. you can see the numbers favorable, 82%. it's stunning. i want to point out another thing as i've been talking to brits in london. they really do wal

what a fantastic day to be here at the epsom derby. the atmosphere is electric.and prince philip just arrived. there was a rousing round of applause. and katherine jenkins sang the national anthem. the queen will be watching the horse racing from that balcony just behind me. she kicks off the diamond jubilee celebrations. it finally begins today. an event unlike anything we've seen for hundreds of years. with a huge rib of pageants on sunday. led by this barge of bells. a star-studded concert, as street parties go. millions of brits expected to join in the celebration. >> it hasn't happened for 350 years. it probably won't happen for another 350 years. it's drawing people from all over the world. >> reporter: it's all to celebrate her majesty's amazing 60 years on the throne. and throughout all those years, we've seen her blossom from princess to queen. from mother of four kids, to grandmother of eight. in a documentary that aired friday night, a personal tribute from her son, prince charles. >> it's been a constant feature of the scene that's provided that sense

i like him at the derby. >> apparently gerry sandusky does, too. >> he is setting all kinds of records. it is good to see our home town guy's winning. >> thanks very much. >> stay with us for a look at the seven-day forecast, right after this. [ male announcer ] we have more than 3,000 daily flights on southwest airlines. and that gives our customers thousands of options to fly where they want, when they want. fly nonstop service from bwi airport to greenville-spartanburg and charleston. book all of our destinations online only at southwest.com. >> city police said this man is responsible for robbing several pharmacies. chilling details from a parses who was targeted and the unusual words the group said as he leaves. >> chaos for the opening of maryland live. we'll have these stories and ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in

saturday the queen is going to attend the derby at the race course.emarkable footage was broadcast for the first time -- it shows the queen returning to britain just hours after she succeeded to the throne. >> flying home to face her destiny. an image from 60 years ago seen publicly for the first time today. this is the queen's private cine footage taken aboard the aircraft which brought her home to britain after learning that her father had died and she was now queen. >> so these must be the first pictures taken of madame after she knew she was queen. >> it featured in a jubilee tribute to his mother by prince charles. 60 years after elizabeth flew home as queen, briltane is gearing up with its jubilee tribute. while much of london slept, a full-scale rehearsal took place at the carriage procession which will conclude the celebration on tuesday. then the streets will be crowded. this morning there was barely a spectator to be seen, giving the foot guard a chance to measure out their positions and the cavalry to familiarize themselves with the route,

i'll have another, he won the kentucky derby and then the preakness.e was the favorite to win the belmont and that would make him the 12th triple crown winner in history. instead, he becomes the 12th horse since affirmed the last triple crown champion, to win the first two legs but not the belmont. that injury is the beginning of tendinit tendinitis. on human terms its is compared to an achilles heel injury. >> this is extremely tough for all of us and though it's far from tragic, no one died or anything like that, but it's extremely disappointing and you know, i think when you got human or equine athlete, when you give 110% every time you step in the court or on the track, you know, you're suspect to injury and i had been hoping and praying he would stay injury free. and, you know, it didn't happen. >> that's a shame. he's not going to run. >>> okay. even if you're not a tennis fan, check out this finals of the french open coming up on sunday because i promise you, that will probably be one heck of a tennis match. once again, it's rafael nadal and --

he was the first horse since 1936's bold venture to win the derby and the preakness and then scratchf the belmont. i was at the racetrack when the news broke. and the trainers and the vets and the jockey were visibly forlorn. attendance at the race could be lower. i talked to the owner, paul reddam, and asked him about the day. >> i probably tonight -- go wait a minute. we're supposed to be getting ready for the belmont. and the horse racing is a very tough game in that, you know, horses are very delicate creatures and things could happen to them. and unfortunately, pete decided today was the day for i'll have another to end his career. >> how hard was it to make the decision? you're so close to something that's been so elusive. >> well, making the decision itself was actually easy. because when doug o'neill and i were talking, he said that the horse -- he seemed to have a little heat in his leg. he might have wrapped it. you know? which horses sometimes do. which is nothing, right? just a skin -- so he said, well, we should have the vet look at it. i was thinking that, but i would c

reporter: the slight difference would mean that he also broke the track record, something he did at the derby in belmont that same year. >> racing as a whole needs to understand that the authentic times are very much important. >> reporter: the racing commission held a hearing to decide if there's enough evidence to lower the time based on new video footage analysis. >> he's not going to be any less of a hero if we can't prove he broke all three records. >> reporter: then after hours of frame by frame evidence, they came back with a unanimous decision to change his time to 1:53 flat. >> we're now the complete package. >> reporter: it means he now holds the fastest time on all three legs of the triple crown. >> while secretariat is the fastest, the track record is held by femaway. >>> hot, bob. >> if you're running in the heat tomorrow, something you don't want to do in the afternoon. if you have to run, wait until the evening. it's going to be a very hot, humid day tomorrow. nothing like we've seen recently. 77, no wind at all. humidity at 76%. the dew point at 69 degrees. it's going to proba

the derby and preakness winner will shoot -- an incredible story coming up on saturday. the ride of a lifetime for the 25-year-old jockey. >> i respect everybody else in the race, too. i will be looking out for every single one of them. it is not an easy race. everyone is going to try for the win, and i will do the same. >> post time is set for 6:40. it is all right here on tv 11. >> could this be the end for chad ochocinco? we know he will go to great lengths to try to stay relevant off the field. off the field is where he will be. he was cut by the new england patriots. now he has played in 11 seasons. now it will have lead time to do what he really loves, which is to attract attention to himself. to attract attention to himself. in the black forest... [ thunder crashes ] [ engine revs, tires screech ] ...where things aren't always what they seem... because thrills hide in the shadows... just waiting at every turn. verbolten -- a new multi-launch coaster coming to busch gardens. brave the black forest. >> we have a warmup going on. 84 tomorrow. it will be warm, but not

. >> secretary has the course record for the derby, the preakness, and the belmont. >> amazing animal. 5:27. >> still had -- >> we do know it will be hot today. details are next. what the attorney general could be facing contempt. >> it will be hot but it will not stick around very long. details on the seven-day forecast coming up. >> we have an accident on the west side causing some delays. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. y hump day. have the first day of summer -- happy first day of summer. >> it will be hot. high temperatures next week could be in the 70's. the humidity has gone up. we're forecasting a high of 96 with hazy sunshine. a heat advisory is in effect today until things cool off. it will feel over 100. the record is over 100. i do like the seven-day forecast. >> be cool. >> we do have some problems. reports of an accident on the west side. it is on the inner loop. on the inner loop just past liberty road. there are some closures in effect. wa

"i'll have another" won the kentucky derby and the preakness but he won't run another race. us he was scratched today from tomorrow's belmont stakes. >> reporter: the vet called it a freak injury, tendonitis in "i'll have another's" left front leg. but it was serious enough to pull the colt out of the starting gate for saturday's big race. >> so i'm afraid that history will have to wait for another day. >> reporter: paul reddam and his trainer doug o'neil made the decision after an early morning ride. >> it is a bummer but, again, far from tragic but it's very disappointing. >> reporter: while there is no chance of a triple crown, "i'll have another" accomplished quite a lot. >> i'll have another has won the kentucky derby! >> reporter: he was an unlikely winner at churchill downs but came from behind to do it with ease. two weeks later "i'll have another" did it again, winning the preakness by a nose. the horse bought for a mere $35,000 was suddenly worth an estimated $6 million. had he claimed the triple crown estimated $6 million. had he claimed the triple crown he would

the derby and preakness winner "i'll have another" was scratched and retired yesterday after being injured. ahead, reunited 40 years after the photo that shocked the world. that story is next. good insurance. yup, i've got... ve entering a london hospital for a bladder infection, britain's prince philip was released today, apparently restored to his usual pippy self. asked if he was feeling better, the prince answered, "well, i wouldn't be coming out if i wasn't." prince philip turns 91 tomorrow. it's now been 40 years since this photograph shocked people around the world. it would win the pulitzer prize and galvanize opposition to the vietnam war. last night in toronto, canada, that child and the photographer who took the picture reunited to mark the anniversary of this iconic image. here's tony guida. >> kim puck, a nine-year-old girl runs crying, screaming, she is naked, her clothes and some skin burned away by napalm. her wounds could have killed her. ironically, this photograph may have saved her life. >> i want to honor all my heroes. >> kim phuc got the chance last night, an occasio

he was the favorite in the kentucky derby but he flamed out in seventh place. preakness. with new jockey john velasquez, he catches painter by a nose at the finish. and union rags is your belmont winner. congratulations to him. let's go to the nba. killer instinct. that's what some said lebron james did not have. that was until he dropped 45 points in game six of the eastern conference finals. tonight in a decisive game seven and with oklahoma city waiting in the wings, james and the heat would finish the job. james leading the pregame huddle but he was just luke warm out of the gates. he only had three shots in the quarter. he was playing some d. late in the first after turns it over, rajon rondo going the other way. watch lebron. get out of here! that sends it into the seats. that will do something for your pride. but rondo did get up. third quarter, boston down two. over rondo in transition. didn't get blocked that time. ties the game at 68-68. rondo, 22 points and 14 assists. to the fourth, lebron breezes past brandon bass. takes flight. james with 31 point