dougherty says she will fight to get that policy changed. that dance is tonight. so, of course, we want to know what you think about this. is it fair for a school to require a student to bring a date. enter our facebook fan page, weigh in, abc2news.com/facebook. >>> time-lapsed video this morning shows the progress of the 1 world trade center in new york. the skyscraper is being built at a pace of 1.4 per week. this gives us a quick time look from the very beginning. the port authority plans for that building to open later next year. >>> how bad can a prank be for a -- or a prank go too far? apparently the boyfriend we're about to show you says he'll scare you the bejesus out of you and then make you cry and then to add insult to injury, put the video on youtube. this guy was dressed up a as a robber. he set up the camera just so. when she and her girlfriends arrived at their little rock, arkansas apartment, they're all in tears, crying hysterically. this guy is a rhodes scholar, obviously, he posts the clip to youtube and then talks about how funny it was. he dre

dougherty says she will fight that policy and hopefully get it changed. >>> a dallas, texas school hashing in common with the white house. they both share the same street address but that might be changing. st. phillips school and community center sits on the 1600 block of pennsylvania avenue in dallas. one man wants to rename that street after a former councilmember. >>> time now for a check of that forecast and lynette what do you think about this with the girl in pennsylvania? no date, no go. >> i don't think that's good. she should be able to go. not everybody has somebody, so be able to get out there and do what you gotta do. speaking of having somebody. i was shopping at the grocery store yesterday and i have to give a shoutout to jane. it was nice to meet you and i know i'll be back there soon. as we look at the winds this morning, we are a little bit on the gusty side. we have sustained winds right now 16 miles per hour out of the northwest. more of the same in easton. d.c. coming in right around 10 and close to 10 in york, pennsylvania. and, again, these are sustained winds. w

mitchum: when i first met marilyn, she was norma jean baker, norma jean dougherty, as matter of fact, time. and i was working at lockheed. jim dougherty was my partner and he had a picture of his bride and she was very shy and very pleasant, very sweet, but she was, uh, not too comfortable around people because i suppose her background hadn't prepared her for sort of easy sociality. widmark: norma jean baker was born in 1926. her mother was in and out of mental hospitals

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from there she would have turned left and headed south on dougherty here to the corner of dougherty andavenue where she would wait for the bus. but the few clues in the case were found in the opposite direction. north of dougherty where it turns into scheller avenue. westbound now we can follow trail of missing person fliers and yellow ribbons test greenhouses and fields to the corner of scheller santa teresa boulevard were see her cell phone was found two days later and it feels. and finally, north on santa teresa to richmond avenue where her bag and some clothing were found. after those items undergo lab analysis, the results are still not available. officials believe she was kidnapped but they remain hopeful that the ongoing search of this area will turn up something that will help them solve this case. >> at least the partial victory tonight for student protesters in santa monica after dozens of people were pepper sprayed. they were protesting and nutrition plan. board members at santa monica college did know to hold off on offering more expensive courses. the flatfoot have quadrupl

administrator for africa usaid, and deputy assistant secretary of defense for african affairs amanda dougherty. thank you for being with us today. welcome. and our second panel, regional ambassador, and mr. jacob, a former lra abductee who will share with us on the second panel their personal experiences of working to help communities in uganda recover from the lra and their personal experiences of being victimized by the lra which i think will add some strength and breadth to today's hearing. the lra committed brutal attacks that have destabilized the region resulting in displacement, kidnapping, mutilation and rape. joseph kony and his commanders abducted tens of thousands to serve as child soldiers and sex slaves forcing them to commit terrible acts. today we're privileged and humble to hear from two victims of the lra, jacob and jolie, of their enduring horrific experiences in uganda and courageous efforts to live forward and to make positive change in the world from that experience. joseph kony epitomizes the worst of mankind and evil of the day. while the lra has left uganda in 2006 it c

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cnn's joe dougherty has just interviewed secretary clinton in istanbul and joins us by phone. jill, good morning to you. can you tell us what the secretary of state had to say to you. >> reporter: well, randi, the schedule is changing, as you can imagine. it's pushed back a little bit, and we will be speaking with her in an hour and a half. she still has a news conference. it's a very, very busy conference. you'd have to say it's moving very quickly. the whole idea of this is to bring these nations together. there are about 60 countries here. of course, the question is what are they going to do to help the syrian people and stop the violence? secretary clinton has been saying, number one, no time for excuses, time for seussexcuses over, and assad has to stop the violence. how do they do that? number one, more pressure on the regime, more support for the opposition, and more humanitarian aid. you mentioned that, randi. there are other things they're doing. one is they're going to be tracking who gives arms and money to the regime, and they're also going to be helping the syrian

. >> when amanda dougherty's date backed out, she decided to go to the prom solo. she didn't want the $1,000 she spent on the big dance to go down the drain. but the catholic school junior is being told, no date, no prom. >> amanda is still hoping the archdiocese has a change of heart by the time of the prom. >> we're rooting for you, amanda. >> don't get that one, yeah. >>> more than 100 guests turned out to witness some bow wow vows in southern california. scruffy, a jack russell and chihuahua mix, pledged undying love to snickers, a lapsoapso. >> the canine shindig was held at a country club in palm desert. instead of the wedding march, they played, "you light up my life." and instead of wedding gifts, guests made contributions to an animal charity. >> those dogs noted every penny spent on their wedding. >>> by now, you've probably seen the video of a girl in china being swallowed by the sidewalk. >> she showed up last night on "jimmy kimmel live." >> i saw a funny clip on youtube today. a girl falls through a hole in the sidewalk. it must be a deep hole because

amanda dougherty had shelled out $1,000 for the dress, shoes and ticket, but when her date suddenly backed out, she was told by school administrators she's not allowed to go alone. a rule by the archdiocese of philadelphia bans students from going to a dance like the prom without a date. >> for them to say that we're not good enough to go unless we have a guy standing next to us is just kind of sickening. >> the school has released a statement saying in part "our high school offers numerous dances and events throughout the year where dates are not required, but we viewed the prom as a special social event where a date is required to attend." we want to know what you think about this on this friday morning. is it fair for a school require students to bring a date. head to our facebook fan page abc2news.com/facebook. weigh in. we always want to know what you have to say. >>> a teenager is in jail this morning, accused of attacking and robbing two old ladies. now his father is the one who turned him over to police. authorities say that adam bardeza stole the purse of a woman in boca raton, fl

let's go to jill dougherty at the state department. jill, what is the reaction down there? there were so many warnings out of washington to north korea to not do this. >> reporter: right. and they are primed and ready to release a statement from the administration should this be confirmed. what will that statement say? we expect one thing that you can immediately say is that they will say forget about food aid. this will not go forward. they have mentioned that before. and the message would be phrased basically we cannot trust -- the united states cannot trust north korea. they promised not to do this. they reneged on that and we cannot trust them so, therefore, the food aid doesn't go forward. then secretary clinton today in fact was asked about this. and she said if this happens, we'll be back at the security council again for, as she put it, further action. what would further action be? well, it could be a resolution by the united nations security council or perhaps a statement by the president of the council, which at this point happens to be the united states. and that

. >> jill dougherty is live from washington this morning. good morning.ning about this? there seems to be something new every of day. >> that is definitely true. let's sum up what we've got here. we've got 11 people with the secret service who have been implicated in this and three have already left. one of them is a supervisor who was allowed to retire. another one resigned. and then another one was pushed out. then you have the eight remaining people who have had their security clearances suspended, and they are on administrative leave. then, if you look at their investigations, and they're popping up all over the place, too, you've got five pending investigations, including don't forget there was some military people who were being questioned in this, and there is a military investigation pending. so it really is growing, and i think you'd have to say that right now the implications of this are really broad on so many levels, kate. >> speaking of implications, you're pulling a bit of double duty this morning for us, jill. of course you cover the state

dougherty, we heard from ms.rickland on the first panel, she reached out to the va and was told there's no help, literally hung up with nothing, and we just heard ms. curry, obviously, a totally different story. with a no wrong-door policy, it's unacceptable that more help wasn't geffen to ms.-- given to ms. strickland and and others like her. ms. curry, i wanted to ask you what was the turning point that led you to the va? >> actually, it was a very long time before the resources were really known to me. i had to do some research. i actually contacted military one source which is a very helpful resource who helps you, basically, get to a lot of different resources. um, but what led me to the va was the fact that i was just tired of being homeless. i was tired of not having a stable job and having to ask people for things, and i'm the type of person where i like to get everything on my own, so it was definitely a challenge for me. so i had to make an adult decision and go to a shelter where the program would be a

. >> cnn foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is at the state department this morning. you listened to hillary clinton's comments. tell us what else she said. it was riveting. >> that is the word, carol. we all remember that picture of secretary clinton kind of in the middle of the bunch of men and she has her hand up to her mouth. you can tell that there was a lot of drama. let me set the scene of where this all came from. she was giving a speech last night in annapolis at the naval academy talking about foreign policy and then at the end of her prepared remarks, one of the young future officers asked her a question about osama bin laden and that's where she went into this really long explanation of what she saw, what she felt during this operation. let's listen to what she said. >> we got the word that they thought they had build bin laden but think about what they had to do. it was imperative that we take the body. the decision had to be made to blow up the disabled helicopter, which didn't completely work because of the way it was positioned. the s.e.a.l.s had to ta

jill dougherty at the white house.ck in the latest polls. we'll take a look at what this means for both of their campaigns. do stay with us. [ male announcer ] this is corporate caterers, miami, florida. in here, great food demands a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to better collaborate by using a mobile solution, in a whole new way. using real-time photo sharing abilities, they can create and maintain high standards, from kitchen to table. this technology allows us to collaborate with our drivers to make a better experience for our customers. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> republicans rally around mitt romney at their meeting in arizona as the latest polls show romney running neck and neck with president obama. and speaking of the president, he's getting some major fund-raising help from actor george clooney. more on that ahead. first, let's bring in our political panel. democrat strategist and cnn contributor maria cardo

our foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is following the story for us.overnment offer a reward for someone who is out there and not even hiding? >> that's exactly the question. it does sound kind of strange, wolf. you know, both countries, as if things weren't bad enough already. both countries are at odds now about this wanted man. with the $10 million u.s. reward on his head, muhammad said, the alleged mastermind of the 2008 terrorist attack on mumbai, india, holds a news conference in pakistan and thumbs his nose at the u.s. >> translator: why do you want to pay the bounty to someone else? give it to me. i can let you know my daily schedule. i am available over the phone and address rallies of thousands daily. >> reporter: saeed is founder of the terrorist organization lashkar-e-taiba. he helped plan the four-day long assault on mumbai that killed 166 people, including six americans, but at saeed's news conference pakistani authorities took no steps to arrest him. he has not been indicted in the u.s. and pakistan's foreign ministry says shows the proo

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. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton spoke with jill dougherty about what is being done to ratchetup the pressure on the al assad regime. >> we hear a lot from the inside that these sanctions are happening in a timely watch the reserves of the country are being drawn down, marketplaces are not as full of goodz as they once were. this does take time. we are well aware time is being by, people are being killed, absolutely horrific what is happening but the istanbul meeting today was quite consequential in terms of the outcomes. really increasing the enforcement of sanctions is one of the best. >> ahead, i will ask the leaders of the house intelligence committee if they think it would be a good idea to arm the syrian opposition. ♪ ♪ wow... ♪ [ female announcer ] sometimes, all you need is the smooth, creamy taste of werther's original caramel to remind you that you're someone very special. ♪ werther's original caramels. >>> joining me now, congressman mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee and duncan ruppers burt and friends. miracles do occur. i want to read you so

was that you, shannon dougherty?ve known each other for 3 1/2 years, we knew each other for three years before we got married. we went through all the couples therapy, we really worked out our problems. we would separate for 24 hours going -- i'm done with you! then automatically come right back and say, all right, you know what? we're stuck with each other. we love each other. we're soulmates so we just had to figure out a really healthy way to get through all of our problems and we have. we almost never fight anymore. it is crazy. >> a lot of people choose today not to get married. you snow they stay together, they're together, they even have families together, and there doesn't seem to be any problem with that in terms of the way the world looks. there's no stigma attached anymore. why was it important for you to be his wife? >> i am from the south. i'm from tennessee and mississippi so i'm very traditional. my grandmother would absolutely kill me if i -- >> now the truth. >> -- didn't put a ring on it. also -- hi

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jill dougherty is joining us with the latest details. >> at the museum, president obama referred to the unhappy record of the state department during the holocaust in world war ii. now he says preventing mass atrocities is no only a moral responsibility, it's a key security issue of the united states. >> reporter: barack obama shook hands with people who survived the death camp more than 60 years ago. he found new meaning in the phrase never again. >> never again is a challenge to nations. it's a bitter truth. too often the world has failed to prevent the killing of innocents on a massive scale and we are haunted by the lives we did not save. >> we are seeing the -- the killings in bosnia, the killings in darfur. they shock our conscience, but they are the extreme of a spectrum of uneasiness and intolerance that we see every day. >> reporter: before the president spoke, a nobel lawyer yet and holocaust survivor elie -- >> have you learned anything from it? and if so, how is it that assaad is still in power. >> reporter: the president announced no sanctions against the governments and th

here's our foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty. >> wolf, these worntd negotiations, they wereat iran is beginning to feel the heat. just one day after international talks with iran over its nuclear program, an israeli tv channel broadcasts a supposed blueprint as to how israel would attack iran's nuclear sites if their communications fail. dozens of jet fighters, electronic warfare planes, rescue helicopters. the tv report cleared by israeli government sensors. perhaps intended to up the pressure on iran, even as those weekend talks in istanbul yielded a glimmer of hope. they were after all, a test. is iran willing to negotiate seriously about its nuclear program. the answer from the united states and its partners, a cautious yes. >> we're very much at a beginning stage here, but we feel it is a foundation for u.s. talks. >> u.s. officials say iranians brought ideas to the table. but israel's prime minister and the american president are split on whether that's progress. >> my initial impression that iran has been given a freebie. it's got five weeks to continue enrichment wit

doesn't usually wade into political waters, but when our own political affairs correspondent jill doughertyumber one geo political foe. >> i think it's somewhat dated to be looking backwards instead of being realistic about where we agree, where we don't agree. >> her husband, former president bill clinton suggests romney could be in serious trouble, this race is very different from his own successful run back in 1992. >> mine was just one long character attack. but we never had to change what we were saying from the primary to the general. >> we're going to let this guy do it. >> the problem governor romney has is that his character attacked, he doesn't really know what he believes. >> a doting bill clinton simply said this. >> i'm missing her, we have fun together. she wants to come home and decompress and relax and i believe she's being absolutely honest with you when she says she doesn't believe she'll go back into politics. but if she comes home and we do this foundation stuff for the rest of our lives, i'll be happy. if she decides to run, i'll be happy. >> happy either way. gloria bo

dylan dougherty.isters, involved with a shootout with police and a bank robbery, he pled guilty and got the max, 32 years behind bars. his brother and sister seen here will be sentenced later today. we'll bring that to you when it happens. jon: the economy still front and center in the race for the white house with both sides making their cases over the weekend by pointing to the incumbent's record. >> what you have in a government-centered economy like president obama has put forward are fewer jobs, stagnant incomes, higher prices for gas and electricity. what you would have under a president romney and a pro-growth economic agenda would be more jobs. rising incomes and lower prices for gas and electricity. >> this president wants to build on 25 consecutive months of private sector job growth. $4.1 million jobs. to really institute some strong values of fairness and responsibility, build an economy that lasts, invest in our children and in their college education. jon: so is this the arguement of the

stunning downton star michelle dougherty even graces the cover of the new "vanity fair."ed from las vegas to step back into the past. >> we love their dresses. we love their hats. >> reporter: romance, and tragedy run in both directions. upstairs and downstairs. >> how is she? >> reporter: in season two, a deadly virus sweeps through the abbey. >> i'm afraid we have illness in the house. >> reporter: and the downton drama often mirrors highclere's history. in the 1920s the fifth earl mysteriously died after discovering the tomb of egypt's boy king, tutankhamen. then others linked to the old egyptian adventure also met strange deaths. because of that, some say the castle remains under king tut's curse. but the present lady of the house shrugs that off. and shows us around the castle's egyptian exhibits. >> i'm respectful of curses, obviously. my husband's kind of less bothered about it. >> reporter: downton abbey's second season ended in a swirl of romance and intrigue. >> will you do me the honor of becoming my wife? >> reporter: all setting for season three, with a new s

the rise of the president's permanent campaign by brendan dougherty we want back to jimmy carter ande figures show he held more reelection fund-raisers than every elected president since richard nixon. according to the book, president obama also the only president in the last 35 years to visit every battle ground state in his first year in office. the book comes out in july. every president starts campaigning, but i think it's time that ybe we stop that by having just one term presides, or maybe stop the idea they -- >> brian: one six-year. >> gretchen: maybe. 'cause otherwise they don't get anything done. there is dana perino. >> steve: what did you think about that? >> partly -- i think that brian hit on something here, it's obvious that this is what president obama and his team have been doing since inauguration day really. th battle ground state day is interesting. >> steve: never stopped campaigning? >> no. there is not a lot of reason to go to states like wyoming, because you won't win those. there are great reasons to go if you want to visit or they might have gonfor a family