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Today in History for Monday, June 2nd

Today in HistoryToday in History for Monday, June 2ndToday in History for Monday, June 2ndThe Associated PressHighlights of this day in history: Timothy McVeigh convicted in the Oklahoma City bombing; Coronation day for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II; Pope John Paul II visits Poland; Baseball's Lou Gehrig dies. (June 2)[Notes:ANCHOR VOICE]June 2nd, 1997:(AP Photos)In Denver, a federal jury convicts Timothy McVeigh of murder and conspiracy in the Oklahoma City bombing.Marsha Kight (kite) is the mother of one of the 168 people killed in the blast at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.(SOT of Kight)McVeigh is executed four years later.1953: (AP Photos)(NAT of Coronation)Britain's Queen Elizabeth the Second is crowned in London's Westminster Abbey.The coronation takes place more than a year after the death of her father, King George the Sixth.1979: (AP Photos)Pope John Paul the Second arrives in his native Poland -- on the first-ever papal visit to a Communist country.And, 1941: (AP Photos)(SOT of Gehrig)In New York, baseball's "Iron Horse" -- Lou Gehrig of the Yankees -- dies of the degenerative disease that later carries his name. He was 37.Today in History, June 2nd -- ___ ___, The Associated Press.(****END****) ANCHOR VOICE:-------------------------Camille BohannonVIDEO PRODUCER:------------------------------Ray BassettVIDEO SOURCE:--------------------------VariousVIDEO APPROVAL:------------------------------Nick MooreVIDEO RESTRICTIONS:----------------------------------NoneSCRIPT/WIRE SOURCE:------------------------------------