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from rome, here is duncan kennedy. >> and other sea crossing for these migrants. this time, headed to a place with shelter, food, and running water. after traveling in unsafe vessels to get here, they spent days living in what aid agencies called appalling and terrible sanitation. around 6000 migrants from tunisia and libya have poured into an island with only 5000 residents. it soon became a crisis for the italian government. the pressure is now being relieved. >> we are all going to sicily, or to another area on the mainland, says this migrant. condemnation of the government's slow response brought the prime minister here on wednesday. he was cheered on by locals as he promised to move out the migrants. >> it will not be an easy promise to keep. he says he will have all the migrants out of the area by the end of the day. the relentless stream of people escaping north africa is continuing. the pressure on the prime minister to commit to an open ended policy of evacuation. >> most of these people will eventually be sent back to tunisia under italy's stripped emigr

. >> reporter: until now, the town of parsons's main claim to feign was country music whitney duncan. she's holly's cousin. >> she's beautiful. kind of shy. quiet. until you get to know her. and then she's just funny and sweet and she's amazing. >> reporter: and whitney's had to defend holly's brother. bloggers and tweeters immediately began to question his story and tweets like this one appeared. "i think the authorities should focus more on the brother clint. very strange, contradicting story from him." whitney duncan fired back with a tweet of her own, writing, my cousin clint, holly's brother, is not a suspect. and i'm sick of people saying that he is. he has been cleared for good reason. shut up. investigators say they're not following any individual suspect but have not ruled anyone out. in the mean time, the days are ticking by. >> this is where our virtual command center is. it's a way to argue nice the information that's coming into us and a way to disperse that information out to investigators. >> reporter: so, right here, tips are coming in and she's verifying that everythi

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duncan niederauer defended the n.y.s.e.'s planned deal with germany's deutsche bourse. erika miller was at the meeting and has more on the controversy. >> reporter: shareholders arrived early in the morning at the new york stock exchange armed with questions. many came to find out why the n.y.s.e. board will not consider a bid from the nasdaq and i.c.e. exchange that would pay shareholders more money. in a meeting closed to cameras, c.e.o. duncan niederauer answered them, arguing a merger with deutsche bourse will provide better long-term returns and is more likely to be approved by regulators. that won the support of irwin herling, whose family owns more than 150,000 shares. >> there's no benefit going forward for the shareholders getting involved with nasdaq. >> reporter: you own a fair number of shares, you are not tempted by a higher dollar offer? >> it's all short term. it's taxable. >> reporter: in the other camp is kenneth steiner, who owns 1,000 shares. he believes the deutsche bourse offer is too low. >> my prediction is that you'll see a higher price before th

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in rome. >> guess what cricket fans will be doing tomorrow. here's kathy with the sports news. this is the only bit of silverware he doesn't have? >> probably is. he hasn't won the world cup title, so i think what they're looking for is, looking for his 100th century, and that would be fantastic in his home city in mumbai. sri lanka has arrived. obviously they have been playing in their own country in sri lanka, but they are training without the timer, the star of the sri lanka team who is injured at the moment and hasn't been training today, but i'm sure that's hopefully so they can play tomorrow. >> and we're also talking about the first big golf tournament. >> yes, the first major of the masters is back starting augusta, so everyone is just trying to hone their skills at the moment. this is lee westwood, the world's number two, the englishman could go to the world number one spot if he wins or comes second this week, and that's phil mickelson, who is looking to do that again next week. >> thanks very much. prince william has admitted he's s

. >> smith: we went to talk to president obama's new secretary of education, arne duncan, to get hisake on the for-profits. >> i don't think there's anything inherently wrong with a for-profit educating students where they are providing them with a great education, where they're being honest about it, where there's value for the investment, and long term you want to see those players do well. but, where there is high-pressure tactics, where there are deceptive tactics, where there is dishonesty, we have to challenge that in a very serious way. >> smith: the government has been involved in a number of lawsuits in recent years. one of the biggest was against the university of phoenix and dealt with a rule concerning something called "incentivized compensation." it stipulates that schools cannot pay enrollment counselors based solely on the number of students they recruit. >> the concern is that they are bringing in students who can't succeed or graduate just so the recruiter can make more money. if you're paid based on how many people you enroll, you'll enroll pretty much anybody. >> s

grizzlies eliminaron al número 1 dede la conferencia, para la noche le perteneció a randolph que burló a duncan earthquakes ante philadelphia union. >>> el área de la bahía tuvo resultados mixtos en el informe anual sobre la contaminación atmosférica, otros como alameda y contracosta ,reprobaron, se destacó que se redujó la contaminaciín un 60&. >>> parece que nos toca un fin de semana glorioso. >>> va a hacedr calorcito. >>> gracias, qué tal buenas noches, llegó el fin de semana, esperado por todos buenas noticias en la región después de los vientos del norte que comienzan a ceder, las condiciones muy agradables en la región en el pronóstico, en una noche de viernes donde las tmepe ente los 48 a 50 grados, las temperaturas suben para mañana, la bahía en 54, el viento de 6 millas por hora, pronóstico para los próximos 5 días, ahí está (información en pantalla) despejado por completo, la mínima en 46, en san josé, también estupendas condiciones, no hay lluvia, inclusive aumento de la temperaturas, en la próxima semana, feliz fin de semana . >>> le platicamos de otra de las concursantes de celebr

are subject to widely differing interpretations about and i for a night i took four to pastor jones duncan accompanied sean flynn many other prisoners both men and women or in their final moments now he no longer carries out this mission. was. does that scripture justify what we're doing today. and. are we doing it today because we like punishing people in my life it's been. it's been eight years now and now confining talk about foley talk about hockey and. do i regret you know i help the person. not that i was in favor of putting that person to bed nothing was going to stop that i was there to help that person m.r. and so i was i would minister to the person i would talk to them i cannot do this any longer i can't put words in god's mouth but i don't think he would want the death penalty i think he would want us to share a laugh and how to have laugh and cry asked. do you believe in god or. do you fear his judgment oh well well more so race and so much for him. even though the chance of god is against death penalty. six years after sean's execution the supreme court at long last ruled aga

all of the different royals in town. >> duncan, what are you hearing?> i'm hearing that camilla has been asked -- she decided to go and join the guys at the mandarin hotel, where she will stay tonight. and she won't be joining prince charles. he'll have an evening and a night with his sons, on their own. >> a night with the boys. very nice. where are you hearing that the royal couple may be living at? >> the latest we're hearing now, is william has done a u turn, and is opting for kensington palace, princess diana's old home. it's princess margaret's old apartment there. >> we were there live on tuesday. how about you, the pictures we're seeing of both of them, cool as cucumbers. >> very attractive and very relaxed. the middleton family is a close family. kate has all this wonderful family support. and i think it's touching that will is having dinner with his father and his brother. there's a lot of family support coming through, which i think is quite different than from the diana days. her family was a splitup situation. >> part of the reason we won't

for example secretary arne duncan and 150 districts where there superintendents, school board presidents and their union president came together to talk about how to replicate those principals from very progressive contracts that drive student achievement across the country. it is about taking the positive success we have seen clear unions and administrators and parents and community and policymakers are coming together to do what is right for kids and helping to replicate those and support leaders everywhere trying to do the same thing. >> reverend al are unions a problem? >> i i don't think unions are a problem. we wanted to see accountability and of late i have seen some very serious moves in terms of unions on how to deal with that. the president of the american federation of teachers did a tour, and she has even made some very progressive recommendations on how you deal with tenure and where there must be accountability you can't have a situation set up where teachers are not judged on their performance. there is no accountability. the nea spoke about it last week. so i think unions

on all the late-night partying, with me is abc news contributor, and royal editor for "the sun," duncan larcombe. welcome. >> good morning. >> you were there. you were there at the wedding. you saw everything. you saw will bite his lip. now, we're on to the next stage, the honeymoon. we saw them just take off. any ideas where they're going? >> we're going to find out in a of hours, i think. they will probably tell us exactly where they're going. and they will ask for privacy. the front-runner is the caribbean. kate went out and bought some summery dresses. that gives away it's probably not going to be the antarctic. so, we'll just wait and see. any minute now, we'll know. >> and there were rumors that she didn't even know. that he was keeping it a secret, not telling her. >> it was certainly william's intention to keep it from her. they discussed what she would like to do in general. we don't know if she knows where she's heading off to today, either. >> and she's not going to have time to breathe before people start speculating about a baby. a royal baby. of course, we know, william ca

and then the duncan, secretary of education -- arn inch e, he spoke a little bit and it was nice to hear him say, talk about a lot of things we are doing nationally. he talked about parent engagement and supporting early childhood education. the other thing i heard him talk about is that you know how we are trying to address chronic absenteism and he said it is a problem when kids don't go to school. the reauthorization we have been talking about reauthorizing that for the last two years, three years. and it seems they are going to try to come up with something before may -- the end of may, i guess and everybody was saying the same thing. so i'm taking it pretty serious. so pay attention to our reps at the federal level when they ask for our help because they will move quickly once they get focused on this. as you already know the budget doesn't look that great for us. even though president obama said he wants to support education and if it were passing his budget, it would be supporting education, but the house passed a bill that basically did away with all his priorities. so there was

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she was at that neighborhood meeting along with duncan, the captain, officer gallagher, the permit officer for no. station, a couple of officers from the alcohol licensing unit, and a couple of other officers, and actually, note the it -- actually, the executive director jocelyn kane was at that meeting. they want to open a bona fide restaurant and have a lounge after the food. we do have an abc condition, which calls for food operations wherever they are open until 2:00 a.m. for the meal service to go until 1:30, and it is our intention to always serve food when we are open, up to 30 minutes before we close. this will be a normal restaurant. anyone who is at the meeting, ms. kane can tell you, the food was a bit late getting out, but it was great, very good food. the concept is $8 to $12 per small plate, and i would request that there be a conditional grant. also, we have some conditions for haute officer gallagher. if you have any questions, we're here to answer. president newlin: commissioners, questions? commissioner joseph? vice chair joseph: do you have an idea to advertise your venu

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singer whitney duncan is making a passionate plea for the safe return of her cousin, who was last seen being dragged from her home by a man in camouflage. linsey davis is on the scene in tennessee with the latest. good morning, lynn linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're at the command center at the fairgrounds. the search for holly bobo fans out from here for miles. all over town, there are pink ribbons and posters like this posted of holly. her mother's plea, simply heart wrenching. >> holly, i love you so much. please, try to get home to us. and if anybody knows anything about her, please. please, help us find her. >> reporter: holly bobo has been missing since wednesday morning. her brother called 911 and said a man wearing camouflage dragged the 20-year-old from the car port of her family home toward the woods. >> it might have been somebody close, somebody who knew her routine. or when i left, when she left, or when my daughter left to do to school is what i've got in my mind. i don't know that for sure. >> reporter: the community is offering a $25,000 reward for any in

duncan kennedy has more. >> these are among the serious allegations, silvio berlusconi has ever facedthe 74-year-old prime minister of italy accused of paying a 17-year-old prostitute for sex. he is also charged with abusing his power by getting the police to release the teenager from custody. this is the teenager, known as ruby. now 18, she and the prime minister deny they had sex. ruby says she did receive money and gifts from mr. berlusconi because she needed help. the prime minister says he believed she was 24, not 24, and that he did call police on her behalf, but only because he believed she was the niece of the former egyptian position, hosni mubarak, and wanted to help a fellow leader. the trial is unprecedented. >> it is like a high noon, like a western movie between the magistrates and silvio berlusconi. someone is going to get hurt badly. if mr. berlusconi is convicted, i don't think this is relevant. it is yet another blow for him, and maybe the final blow. >> mr. berlusconi is paying a price for this and his other scandals. his poll ratings are down, but he knows he can s

the chief inspector duncan molley was there. it was his first day on the job. after this wedding, he's retiring. >> it would be a really nice way to finish my time, to do the royal wedding. >> reporter: in 1981, there wasn't a single security incident. a success that london security forces even in a more dangerous world are determined to repeat. the metropolitan police say they're trying to strike a delicate balance between securing the event on one hand but not being so heavy-handed that they dampen the celebration. there will be plain-clothed police officers among the crowd and the heavily armed units will be close, but they'll be tucked away from view. >> stephanie gosk, part of our team in london on the ground preparing, and as you may have heard, they're having a wedding friday morning. so a reminder, nbc live coverage of the royal wedding begins 4:00 a.m. eastern time, 3:00 a.m. central. that would make it 1:00 a.m. on the west coast on friday. >>> when we come back, easter greetings from two young ladies who are often seen but not often heard. ♪ >>> jerr

>> joining us is duncan larcombe.e sun" newspaper. >> when i got there, i was a few rows back from the queen. really fantastic. >> that's fascinating. i thought that the queen looked incredibly sort of relaxed about it all. you know, she's just been through something that has become for so long. it's all wrapped up now. now, she can have her diamond jubilee. everything is done. >> when we were outside here, there was a roar every now and then, pronouncining man and wif. what was it like inside? >> a tale of two cities. out here, absolute euphoria. in there, you could hear anything. you could hear the crowd, when they said i now pronounce you man and wife. >> it's exciting. >> diane and i are watching. the coach is going right by us. we're just watching. now, we're seeing it. >> i wonder if we should wave. >> oh, yes. going around to buckingham palace. i said before, we all said, nobody does it like the british. all of the coaches and carriages. the queen has 100 different coaches. and this is -- this is really -- >> i

the other part of that is the clear bias, if you will, and we dealt with this with secretary duncan, has been lower expectations. and would you have teachers that don't expect anything of the students, they communicate that to the students even nonverbally. so, if you are being told that it is expected of you and that you are not going to achieve not only academically but in life that communicates a devastating blow to you. i grew up in a single-parent home in brooklyn that i had an expectation from my church, from my mother that i was going to do and be something. one of the things i think when we did the education tour with secretary duncan we went to a school in philadelphia which was the first city. we went to a school that has been at the bottom of academic achievement and three years later was number one in the city. and when we talk to the students and were asking the state -- students, not the teachers, not the administrator, not the principal while some of you who were here threes ago what he think the school is doing much better including you? they said, well we were treate

tim duncan to a wide over stephen jenkins, they shocked them for their first playoff win in franchisescoring at home. knicks and celtics, new york up 1 final seconds. >> 5, 4, 3, yes. the celtics have taken the lead, two-point lead. here comes dudley, dudley with 8 seconds, 7, down to 5, down to 4, and for the win. >> oh-oh, ray allen made his three, carmelo anthony missed his. boston wins game 1, 87-85. how about that for a trio of games today. they led after three rounds of the nation-wide tour. stone bree in hayward. they started late to accommodate tv coverage but chopra on the 8th hole. great shot out of the bunker. going to make bogey at best. his lead is now in jeopardy but minutes later ... >> russell knocks -- oop. that's -- >> talk about being saved by the bell. in this case the fog horn. that is it. less than half the field finished, they end the competition making it a 54-hole tournament, chopra declared the winner. >>> the best players in the world were in malasia. a week ago roy mcilroy shot an 80 to cost him the masters. he finished in 3rd to stop a comeback. that kid,

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duncan off the pick and roll. tied at 50. the rookie finishing up the season with audacity.rter nugget start to open things up. goal fought called on that plate. look at over drive between defender. wow! smith had 22. bird man cleaning up 9 nugget scored in double figure. curry 27 and queebing the ankle and blown out. nice day for the stanford women basketball team with two players chosen in the top 10 women draft. peterson taken by the shock with the seventh over all people and indiana fever selected poland with ninth over all pick with pac-10 players i'll see you. >> they had outstanding season. made it to the financial 4 and now on to the pro. >> good deal thanks larry. >> "nightline"is up next. for all of us here thanks for joining us. news next begins tomorrow morning at 4:30. of course we'll be back tomorrow nature and stay connected any time at abc 7 news.com. good nature and stay connected any time at abc 7 news.com. good night even introducing the thunderbolt by htc. immense power. scorching speed. the first phone strong enough to run on the fastest, most advanced 4

championship tested better in team gearing up for a possible last stand thirty four year old tim duncan in coach gregg popovich should be in their team for the top seed in the west and the bureau is aiming to add a fifth n.b.a. title says they join forces in one thousand nine hundred seven they'll try to avoid any underdog blues in their match up against the eight seeded memphis grizzlies. third seeded dallas are hoping to find that winning balance in the postseason the mavericks seppala four game losing streak with a run of as many victories to end their two thousand and eleven campaign a potentially tough test against the surging portland outfit waits for seeded oklahoma city and fifth seeded denver provide for the most even the match spectacle of a first round in the west both teams also capable of doing lots of damage to those aging championship squads in the later rounds thunder youngsters kevin durant's and russell westbrook could prove a particularly tough test for the more seasoned crews of the n.b.a. statistically best team this year however resides in the east the chicago bull

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. >> well, holly bobo's cousin is country singer, whitney duncan. she recently tweeted, lord, have mercy. i feel like i'm walking in a nightmare, a sentiment their whole town now shares. >>> we have a sad update to the story of the mom who drove her minivan full of kids into the hudson river. the community of newburgh, new york, gathered last night for a vigil. as police revealed that lashanda armstrong apparently tried to reverse the strategy. the van was found in reverse gear. her fourth child, a 10-year-old son escaped through a window. his mother kept saying, it was a mistake but it was too late. she and three other children drowned. >>> the diet pill alli is under fire this morning. the consumer watchdog group public citizen is calling for it to be pulled off the shelves. they say the pills can cause pancreatitis and liver damage. alli is the only fda-approved weight loss drug sold over the counter. >>> don't kill the messenger, but it is the end of an era in daytime television. peggy, i know. sad. abc is cancelling "all my children" and "one l

arne duncan, the president's secretary of education considers us a role model. the president has said nothing but great things about all of our efforts. are we where we want to be? not even close. are we better off than where we started? yes. my hope is that we'll do some more in the next 2 3/4 years and who comes after us will continue the batle and continue to improve. if you want to know how toolve society's problems, you start out with better public education. weon't have the nor man rock well family typically anymore where there is one breadwinner and one parent at home to say do your homework. the families are not so necessarily stable we can make sure that every kid shows up with a good night's sleep and a meal in his or her stomach. it is a much more complex world than what we had before but we have made progress. i'm encouraged more than ever before. sadly, the budget realities of a downturn in the economy mean that we have to downsize every agency, education, we, in order to downsize its share, last nomber wwould have had to lay off a boufrpbl teachers

again rumors about the death of russia's most wanted have been flying around do you believe that duncan martin is dead unfortunately we don't presently have any official confirmation as i know the required medical examinations and other procedures are finalized yet however according to various implicit data he's likely to be alive. without many people thought prematurely that perhaps doc omar was killed but doesn't our mission of a terrorist gangs leader actually mean elimination of the actual organization as well but i don't think that in principle it does it's not by chance and the entire international community is focused on the leaders the u.s. decision regarding the lists of the taliban and al qaeda leaders is particularly about names or the key bearers or implementors of ideology for instance osama bin ladin moola mark and so on in the afghan area also the events in the macgruber region in africa and northern carcasses and others therefore ideologists and leaders are always connected to organizations we know a large number of examples throughout history when the disappearance of a

and duncan maker also by the first of october all ministers on the boards of the state front companies should be replaced with less senior officials or independent directors concerns natural urge because natural and nuclear disasters could put the brakes on the development of atomic energy around the world because i can see when a head of the national energy security fund says it may change russia's plans to build new nuclear stations abroad. there will be no such serious increase i'm going over new nuclear reactors. to work out the very seriously. absolutely sure to stop speaking about. nuclear stays with the. insert here in the very strange country is the way we always see. this because it was already announced plans to build nuclear stations for example would you still wouldn't run gold is rising good now we can forget about it i think the change will be more careful these nuclear energy may be easier so that is a wise thing but it will do so we can see a reduction of nuclear stations in the rule of reduction plans of outside the us. now take a look at the markets now european stock

finally to cricket and former england coach duncan fletcher has been appointed as the coach of the indian national team for the next two years the sixty two year old replaces south african gary kirsten who resigned after guiding him due to their recent well cup triumph kirsten turned down an extension to his three year contract and returned to his family meanwhile fletcher inherits not just a wallace cup winning team but long which is the number one test team for the first time his first assignment to meet india on the tour of england why such an occasion england for almost eight years between two thousand and two thousand and seven. series win for the first time in eighteen is joined in his role by current voting coach eric simons. and that's all sports news for this person i think. for the full system we've got it from. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. touches the so much i'm going to give each visitor the power to find the mark left amidst the stalemate in palestinian israeli peace making a storm of diplomatic activity of rolling palestinian leade

and duncan producer of roster the move is seen as part of the president's bid to improve corporate governance and the foreign investor. and some of the stories japan's national and u.k. disasters could put the brakes on the development of atomic energy around the world because i can see when the head of the national energy security fund says it may change russia's plans to go nuclear stations abroad. but there will be more all such serious increases of new nuclear reactors of course if you have the very serious superdome our plans. to stop speaking about construction or forward new cause phase of the vulgate in georgia here in the very strange country is the way. of this because of the already announced to build nuclear stations for example of this world and one of those rights and with now we can forget about it i think we'll be more careful these nuclear energy may be easier so that is why i was saying that it will be some we could see a reduction of nuclear stations in the ruled and of course reduction of the plans of outsiders and. let's look at the markets now european stock market edge