LIVE: Breaking News and Top Stories on CBS News 24/7

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[0:00] the screen and on stage. We look back at

[0:02] the life and legacy of Sir Patrick

[0:04] Stewart. And the Justice Department

[0:07] escalates a criminal investigation over

[0:09] an Alaska Senate candidate with the same

[0:11] name as the incumbent. And the manhunt

[0:14] for a murderer who broke free from a

[0:16] Tennessee prison. The FBI trying to

[0:18] figure out if he robbed a bank hundreds

[0:20] of miles away. And a man stocking

[0:23] shelves at a grocery store goes off when

[0:25] he's pranked by a social media

[0:27] influencer who pretends to take money

[0:29] from him.

[0:30] >> YOU'RE PROBABLY MAKING MONEY OFF THIS. I

[0:32] CAN'T EVEN PAY MY MORTGAGE AND I GOT

[0:35] FOUR KIDS AT HOME.

[0:37] >> How that social media stunt ended up

[0:39] backfiring.

[0:41] Plus, why WNBA fans are crying foul over

[0:45] plans for the finals. People probably

[0:48] didn't think that 17,000 folks would

[0:50] want to show up to a game, nor did they

[0:52] think that enough people would care.

[0:59] And welcome in. It is a huge loss for

[1:01] Hollywood and fans across the world.

[1:03] Legendary actor Sir Patrick Stewart has

[1:06] died at the age of 86. His spokesperson

[1:08] said Stuart died yesterday in Los

[1:10] Angeles following a quote brief and

[1:12] poignant journey with Alzheimer's

[1:14] disease and Louisbody dementia. Stuart

[1:17] was best known for his portrayals of

[1:19] Professor X in the X-Men universe and

[1:22] Captain Jeanluke Peard in the Star Trek

[1:25] the Next Generation series and films.

[1:27] Stuart was born in Yorkshire, England,

[1:29] and started out as a classically trained

[1:32] stage actor, spending most of his career

[1:34] on stage rather than on the silver

[1:36] screen. CBS News's Vlad Dutier has more

[1:39] on his li

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