duke of norfolk. men really in charge of things. the queen and the duke.liar routes for both them. their way into the roving room where they will come is to face with prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. then a short wait while the queen prepares for the procession. 11:15 of the palace of westminster. general david leakey, black od. on his way to central lobby where he will await a signal to summon the mp's. everyone in the gallery facing the doors, awaiting the signal that the queen is ready. when the queen is ready, there will be a royal salute sounded by two trumpeters. at the other end of the palace of westminster, it looks very quiet there. that is in central lobby. the inspector, waiting to tell everyone to remove their hat and prepare for the arrival of the speaker. itsuse procession will make way along the library corridor and down toward central lobby and a short section of the members lobby of the house of commons. and then into the chamber of the commons itself. they will have 2-3 minutes of prayers, the traditional start of the day. then

alicia duke.ou very much. ~ sam alicia duke. >> thank you. >>> again, good afternoon, supervisors. i'm here for the real reason to support sam duke. now, james only mentioned about her association with senior and disability action. my background with her goes way back -- i mean, way back to the early days of para transit ~. she was very good in para transit, very good advisor in para transit, and still is a great advisor in para transit. when we're forming para transit, speaking on rides, how we should put it together, she continues on that, very knowledgeable, and takes that same kind of information from where she lives, i also live in the soma area the last three years and i do other community work there. i'm the garden coordinator at drake's park. all the work she's done, she attends a lot of meetings. she is very attentive, has good opinions, helps people work things through. i can't think of a better candidate for this position. thank you. and no jokes. [laughter] >> okay, no jokes. superviso

duke arrive. the union flag is lowered.ages flown above victoria tower. , prepared for this procession earlier we saw them. now retracing their steps. leading the way for the queen and duke of edinburgh. the cavalry waiting patiently for the last hour or so, still in place for all of these processions. lord speaker. lord chancellor. .uke of norfolk men really in charge of things. the queen and the duke. familiar routes for both of them. their way into the roving room where they will come is to face with prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. then a short wait while the queen prepares for the procession. 11:15 of the palace of westminster. --eral david leakey, lack black rod. on his way to central lobby where he will await a signal to summon the empty -- mp. everyone in the gallery facing the doors, awaiting the signal that the queen is ready. when the queen is ready, there will be a royal salute sounded by two trumpeters. at the other end of the palace of westminster, it looks very quiet there. that is in central lobby

alicia duke. thank you very much. ~ sam alicia duke. >> thank you.

and duke does that and then we try to help duke do that for these kids. >> that is great analysis.is, coach. i remember the brooklyn nets owner wanted you to coach the team in 2010. the report was that he was willing to pay you $12 million to $15 million a year to coach the team. but you said you had no interest in new jersey. but now the taken is in brooklyn, has your interest changed? >> no, i have a great interest in brooklyn. not just to coach, you know, one of my former players is the gm. billy king and deron williams, who played for me on the olympic teams is there. i love brooklyn. but i only want to coach one place, and that's at duke university and i love duke more than anything and i've had the opportunity to coach the world's best players on the u.s. team. so i've had the best of both worlds. >> all right. staying put. coach k., nice to have you on the program. good to see you, thanks very much. >> thank you. >> we'll see you soon, coach kruszewski joining us from duke. up next, new day, new records. wall street's top stock pros will way in next on what will move the mar

very light traffic near duke street. that there is construction that will slow you down along 395 southbound, headed away from the 14th street bridge and towards the beltway, between seminary and a duke. the left lane will be closed through that stretch. so stay to the right and you should be fine. another update in about 10 minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >> new this morning, police are looking into how a person was hit and killed by a car in waldorf. >> it happened just before 1:30 this morning at route 301 and vernon road. the driver stayed at the scene. the victim's name has not been released. >> the search continues for three men accused in a home invasion in laurel. themen burst into a home in 9200 block of cherry lane a late tuesday night. no one was hurt. it's not clear if they took anything. >> jury deliberations resume today in the trial of one of the man accused of a vicious attack in the district. tommy branch is charged with robbing t.c. maslin and beating him with a baseball bat last august. it left him

when you think she is 87, duke of edinburgh will be 92.t people would consider it to be a fairly sensible plan of action at this stage. abouthink nick is right evolution. it is a hallmark of the british monarchy. anybody in the last 100 years change that, it was her grandfather, george the fifth who modernized the royal family. i think it is that sort of evolution rather than a break like with the dutch monarchy recently. people of the queen. we have seen that in terms of jubilee celebrations. i don't think they are ready to say hello to somebody else and goodbye to her yet. >> look along parliament square. the prince of wales is about to arrive. this is the irish state coach used by the queen and the duke of edinburgh as they make her .ay the irish state coach which is made back in 1851 in dublin. queen victoria took a fancy to it and she brought it. it was badly destroyed in a fire back in 1911. it has been remodeled and refurbished in the 1980's. that it is the queen's favorite carriage. these preferences are never explicitly stated. th

alicia duke, are you here? >>> thank you, supervisors.senior citizen and i have been disabled since i was 53 years old. so, i sort of know both sides of the coin when it comes to the kinds of things that need to be done in soma, all over the city also. and i believe that i could add something because of my ridiculous background in both politics and business and other things. it goes on and on and on, that i have a perspective, which i still remember, regarding what can be done to get everything in the city better as far as everything that -- every area is doing, should be doing, could be doing. and trying to put together coalitions of all the peoples on the various advisory committees so that there is an issue that is in one area, it really affects all of the city. and we should be able to work with all of the areas so that everything that's needed to make our city greater can be done. and compromise is sometimes the only way to do it, and compromise has been the story of my life in many instances. so, that's really all i have to say abou

this is syon house, seat of the dukes of northumberland. the 11th duke lives there.t isn't impressive from outside, but wait till you get in. robin middleton of columbia university, new york, has developed a highly original approach to the architecture of the 18th century. the first design for this floor was a simple checkerboard without these dynamic directional indicators, but all that was to change as the building took form. the interiors here are amongst the first works of a brilliant architect of the period--robert adam. he wanted to design like a landscape gardener. he writes of the rise and the fall of the hills and dales, but especially of the movement between them. these effects he wanted to get when he put his masses together. these were notions of picturesque composition. he uses them outside and inside. when he uses his moldings and his patterns, he's modeling spaces, and he's trying to show you how to move through them. let me show you what i mean. well, you won't be surprised to learn that that door leads off to the duke's private apartments. the niche

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duke university suggested we use something called a dry shipper, cooled with liquid nitrogen. we sent the dry shipper to stem tech. stem tech sent the frozen cells to us. and we forwarded them to joanne kurtzberg. a computer chip inside our package verified that the cells were properly frozen all the way. dr. kurtzberg analyzed the cells. for comparison, look under the microscope. healthy umbilical cord stem cells look like this. the cells we got from stem tech had disintegrated. >> so these are the cells you purchased. and they are dying or dead. >> we see all of these dead and disintegrating cells and, essentially, cellular debris. >> mm-hmm. >> are there dangers of injecting that into someone? >> there are huge dangers if you injected that into someone's blood or spinal fluid, because all these little fragments and debris would get trapped somewhere in the bloodstream and could cause a stroke or, in the brain, could cause an inflammatory reaction. >> remember, the sussers asked dr. ecklund to treat adam in the u.s. and in december 2011, he got out of a van to meet gary suss

the duke of edinburgh backed off. >> of the coronation itself, the six women retain memories of a day of dazzling spectacle. also was overwhelming and very, very moving. it was 80 years in the eyes in-the-eyes tears- moment. >> out of all the girls in the country, we 6 which chosen to carry the queen's train, and it meant a great deal, that. queen's coronation day maids of honor, for whom this 60 a anniversary will rekindle unique memories -- 60th .nniversary, for who >> smoking bans -- they have become a reality in countries around the globe, and now russia is joining the club. one of the highest smoking rates in the world, it has been a hard sell, but starting saturday, a new law that restricts lighting up in some public areas and bands cigarettes comes into effect. our correspondent reports. at this cigarette factory, another batch of tobacco leaves hits the production line. tobacco was once strictly forbidden in russia. 400 years ago, people who were caught smoking had their noses cut off and were exiled to siberia. it is a little different now. 400 billion cigarettes are produced

just enough time to tell you duke is the king of college lacrosse. a flag unfurled at lincoln financial field. they take the lead for good on that goal by josh ofett. duke wins 16-10 and it is their second title in the last four years and so the as and the giants will play again at the coliseum and two at at&t park. >> the bay series continues. goodnight everybody. see you tomorrow! [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] - lemon... what do you think? "kidnapped by danger, colon, "the avery jessup story, comma, "brought to you with limited commercial interruptions "by pride bladder control pads. pride: make every room a bathroom." ly, that the title? 'cause as the writer, i was thinking of naming it dancing with ophelia-- - don't overthink this. it's a classic l

i've about got duke. >> reporter: nothing could prepare him for what he saw. >> it's gone. >> reporter: his moe mother's home was in ashes. >> i'm going to probably cry when the evening hits when i get off in a corner. for the public, you have to carry on. you have to sit and realize this is tragedy, yes, but you've got friends, you've got neighbors. >> reporter: moments later just down the hill -- panic set in. >> yeah, i'm still a little shaky. >> reporter: -- as neighbors gathered up their belongings as flames came toward their home. >> i've never been this close. it's just frightening. >> reporter: as the winds die down, this fire is slowing down. the battalion chief has confirmed all evacuation orders have been lifted but the winds are expected to surface again at 3:00 in the morning. all crews will remain on scene through the night. for this homeowner, he and his dog will spend the night with friends. in banning, stacy butler, for cbs news. >>> in northern california, a fire in sonoma county is about 50% contained the morning after burning about 125 acres. another fire in nappa c

i went to undergrad at duke university. i went to law school at harvard. after clerking for a judge, i came out here in 1997. i have been here for the last 14 years. i have always lived in the castro. i am an attorney. i started out in private practice. i settle private law firm during complex commercial litigation. in 2002, and moved over to the sentences the city attorney's office where i worked on the trial team doing trials for the city, handling my own cases, and supervising a team of attorneys as well. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? >> i always assumed i would go back to the philadelphia area since that is where my family is. i was always interested in san francisco in terms of what it is as a city, its culture, it's amazing lgbt community. i came out here for a summer, fell in love with it. i have been interested in politics since i was a kid. i worked on campaigns as a teenager. i was involved campaign against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i cannot hear, and was not initially involved politically. -- when i came o

zach duke facing tim hudson and the other pitcher takes duke deep to right.ce harper can't make the catch. watch this again. right off his glove. oh, he could have had it. hudson with his third career home run. he also added a double and picked up the 200th win of his career. the braves roll over the nats, 8-1. the nationals 13-14 on the season. afterwards, gio giving it up for hudson. >> just one of those games you just can't explain. when it's their game, it's their game. congratulations to hudson. 200 wins is a milestone. he pitched a great game. one of the things you tip your hat and you admire it. >> so the nationals have a losing record at 13-14. >>> college hoops. american university had 13 good years of basketball with jeff jones at the helm. now that he's gone, they have turned to one of his former assistants. au introduced mike brennan as their new head coach. brennan was most recently an assistant coach at georgetown. so the d.c. area has been home for a while. >> knowing the university, having taken tours, having taken recruits on tours and everyt

he takes -- duke wins -- he takes us to duke university that night in a stretch limousine to party. >, guys, hitchhike! especially women out there. >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> no. don't. don't. >> jimmy: just say they don't have a gun. "hangover part 3," i'm so excited. everyone's excited about part three. [ cheers and applause ] you're all back. may 24th it comes out, it's in the big screen, you've got bradley cooper, you have ed helms, you have yourself, and you get into more shenanigans. all the gang is back. it's just as funny as it always is. we have a clip. take a look. >> chow is a cancer. he has been a cancer since the first day we met him. so, we're gonna hand him over to this guy, marshall. and then it's done. >> hey, phil. >> alan, not now. but i need you, stu. i can't do this alone. >> do what alone? we have no idea where he even is. >> phil? >> what, alan? >> well, i was just gonna say, i got this strange e-mail the other day. i wasn't sure what it meant. but now i think it might be from chow. >> "fatty, feels good to be out. i'm close by, tell no one. i'll be in touch. chow

year thirty six million is divided into money which runs the royal household of the queen and the duke of edinburgh most of it goes on salaries also on the upkeep of royal palaces such as buckingham palace and windsor castle and all royal trouble at home and abroad the british monarchy has become synonymous with the image of britain because it is the world's most high profile molecule the queen of ages seven and a consul the duke of edinburgh at ninety one all remarkable examples of public service and of national unity but the cost to the public purse rises steadily as austerity sets in the five million pound increase in the queen's expenses from the states represents a fifteen percent rise in vital services are being lost while the queen gets this big pay rise i think it's very unfair given that she is personally one of the wealthiest people in britain where the personal wealth of in excess of three hundred million pounds the royal family has over seven hundred servants six palaces they can quite clearly afford themselves to cover any increased costs they shouldn't be begging for the

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duke wins 16-10.their 2nd title in the last four years it was bound to happen. with three different overtimes before sammy jo tracy scored id athe women's lacrosse title was decided in three different overtimes. when you're a nascar driver dating a fellow driver.there will be moments like these. danica patrick - wrecked by her own boyfriend at the coca cola 600 last night. ricky stenhouse - whose dating danica - nudges her from the inside.enough to cause patrick to take out brad keselowski - who happens to be the defending sprint cup champ. patrick forced out of the race. keselowski limping in 32nd. i wonder what their conversation will be like? >> pam: have a great night we will see you 11:00 p.m. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean

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. >> reporter: painful lacerations cover duke's body.s treated by a veterinarian at a horse hospital only a couple of miles away from where the tornado came through. hundreds of horses were killed and hundred of others injured in the moore, oklahoma twister according to the doctors and staff at this hospital. >> it is horrific but you have to go to a different place. you can't be in an emotional state. you have to just be in a place where there is no emotion at all. you know what toss hab done, you have to do what has to be done and you can't be thinking about the what-ifs. you just make a decision and you live with it. you triage and go on. >> duke has a wonderful temperament. very serious injuries. in addition to the lacerations, he he also has a broken rib. doctors are doing the best they can to try to save his life. they're working hard to take care of samantha an nancy, both covered with lacerations, too. vixen has lacerations on her face. and dixie does also. samantha and nancy are mother and daughter. nancy, as you can see, was al

you triage and go on. >> reporter: duke has a wonderful temperament but very serious injuries. to the lacerations, he also has a broken rib. doctors are doing the best they can to try to save his life. they're working hard to take care of samantha and nancy, both covered with lacerations, too. vixen has lacerations on her face and dixie does also. samantha and nancy are mother and daughter. nancy as you can see was also seriously hurt. she's only about 60 days old. the tornado tore through this fertile horse country. your horses lived here and you lived here, too, in an apartment. >> correct. >> reporter: you live with your horses. >> we live with our horses. >> reporter: randy and lindsey are racehorse trainers, racing these horses at oklahoma's remington park and minnesota's can canterbury park. these are pictures they took of the tornado coming through the apartment and barn they rented. they wanted to evacuate their horses but couldn't do it fast enough. when they came back, the barns were destroyed and all 12 of their racehorses were killed. >> as soon as we get dressed we