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another fine one here at the daily show, our guest arne duncan or arne, i believe arne, you may believe arne. hopefully there will be no test being the difference but we'll see. he's the secretary of education, imagine how bad you would have to misbehave in class to get called down to his office. i mean that, jimmy f you don't quiet down i'm putting you on an airplane to washington. but let's begin tonight with the president of these united states in our ongoing coverage, what is up with the president? what's up with his re-election campaign. >> president obama is going hollywood. he's raising big money in l.a. right now. >> those shelling out between 250 to 500 to offend they will be treated to a foo fighters concert. the 80 people who stayed for dinner after the fund-raiser, they are rich. they will pay $35,000. >> jon: $35,000-- what? that is outrage us, $35,000 for a ticket to dinner but only $250 to see the foo fighters? that is an insult to this fine man david grohl who spent last 15 years of his life tenaciously fighting foo. (laughter) and winning. these streets used to be fille

arne duncan and the respective chairman in congress were working together. congress is deadlocked on education as it is on many other issues and they didn't get the rewrite. now as the school year is beginning, my impression is that the administration felt like they had to give some of the states relief. >> 202-624-1111 for republicans. our topic is states applying for no child left behind waivers. sam dillon from the new york times is our guest. walk us through it. if i need a voucher and i'm a state, what is the process? >> the term is waiver. if you want a waiver, you will have to wait until mid-to-late september. the date hasn't been set yet. that's the time when arne duncan will be announcing all the details and all of the fine print that states will need to comply with in order to fill out an application and get a waiver. what they have done so far has been to outline some general principles that they say they will be using and the criteria they will be using and judging the validity of states applications for these waivers. those have roughly correspo

our australia correspondent, duncan kennedy, has this. >> 31 years after her daughter disappeared, lindy chamberlain was back in a courtroom, but this time to present new evidence to a coroner about dingos who she's always blamed for causing her family's misery. azaria chamberlain was nine weeks old when she vanished. the family was camping when mrs. chamberlain claimed she saw a dingo snatch the baby from their tent. azaria's body was never found n. 1982, lindy chamberlain was jailed for her murder. it was only when azaria's jacket turned up in a dingo's den four years later mrs. chamberlain was released. but rumors persisted over her involvement, so lindy and her former husband, michael, are at this new hearing to present

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. >> reporter: dell duncan gave friedlander a lifeline. he opened ohio commerce bank in cleveland just before the recession hit. it's a community bank dedicated to small business with an old-fashioned charter-- make lones to people not credit scores. >> we look at every customer individually. we go out to see them and that allows us to do more alones than a bitioner bank. >> reporter: they still take risks and make loans the big banks run away from. >> the bank unilaterally, decides that their industry is just not one they want to lend to anymore and they actuallyraphy. >> reporter: duncan's ohio commerce bank lent friedlander $3.5 million. he paid off his investors, expanded into florida, and created 350 restaurant jobs. >> they showed us everything. they worked with us on a daily basis. >> reporter: can they save the business? >> yes. >> reporter: would any of those jobs have been created without this alone? >> no. >> reporter: none of them? >> none. >> reporter: all because a small bank looked at a small business man and saw a big oppor

duncan kennedy has the latest. >> the next few hours in st. george are crucial. the town, 3000 residents -- they will find out if their homes are safe are underwater -- or under water. the waiver has been rising -- river has been rising, fighting those -- more slowly than expected. they have had a few hours to add a few more centimeters. it could make the difference. it is the biggest evacuation in the city in history. a few hundred have stayed, fearing their properties might be limited, even the police have tripled their patrols. the government -- might be looted, even though police have tripled their patrols. >> unfortunately, these scenes are only too familiar after the events of last summer. now we are seeing a austrians again in need and in trouble -- we are seeing australians again in need and in trouble. >> families and a few belongings on safer ground, waiting for the worst to pass. some reluctantly their homes and loved ones -- some reluctantly leave their homes and loved ones. >> i'm still very anxious about what is happening back home. >> planet expert

and that is my secretary of education arne duncan. i love arne. [ applause ] >> also have some outstanding members of congress on the frontlines when it comes to education reform. but above all, i want to thank all of the teachers who are here today. where are the teachers? stand up teachers. we have some teachers here. [ applause ] you know, earlier this week, we hosted our second white house science fair. some of you may have seen this on tv. cannon.chance to shoot a i don't usually get to do. i met some talented people. kids working on portable housing for disaster victims to technology that can detect smuggled uranium before it became a threat. this young man built a prototype. i asked him how he came up with the idea. he said i always have been interested in nuclear materials. i collect samples. i asked him how does feel about this? he said she wasn't that happy about it. just unbelievable young people. it was extraordinary. before they left, i gave them some homeworgo find a teacher who helped them make it here and say thk one o

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in darwin. >> get a look at the business now. there's a g-20 gathering in mexico. we can kick off with that. >> we certainly are going to kick off with that. it's interesting, the backdrop against which this is going to be conducted. i'm not sure it's fair to say the feel-good factor from the greek deal, but certainly that's been concluded. and yesterday, of course, you actually had an agreement in the greek parliament, but then nothing is ever straight forward where the europeans are concerned. there are demands for actual contributions to the i.m.f., but also into the stabilization fund for europe. and what the americans and other groups are saying is, look, you can't have the i.m.f. as the ultimate backstop. in other words, you, the europeans, you've actually got to get your house together, because that's a big word in use right now. but at the same time, you don't get something for nothing, because you're looking for the chinese, because they've got massive currency reserves, but china will naturally want something back in re

that's a statement from the education secretary, arne duncan.uthorities are offering atf, fbi assistance any way they can. >> they are, absolutely. the lead agencies, police, sheriff's department, federal agencies have come in. but keep in mind this school was able to minimize the tragedy because they were actually, after columbine, running drills in the school, in the event that this were to happen. they knew what to do if shooting started. they knew that teachers were supposed to close the door and that all the students were to get away from windows and from any visual identification from the door. so that the gunman couldn't simply look in and see the shooting. a lot of students, you laugh and joke. but it was -- the ability to be prepared, to do these dry runs that enabled those in the classrooms to remain secure. but, also, there were people in the cafeteria and they ran. they just ran as fast as they could. and, wolf, nate mueller, the young man we heard from, after being shot, he got out of the school, after seeing his friends fall, he go

you can train more duncan hunters and more marines and soldiers to take hills.n't do is get our ship building base up again, industrial bhas. that affects the american taxpayer. at some point we're going to be short on ships and planes sfl there are plenty of people, sir -- >> you can train me but you can't rebuild those ships in a snap. >> there are people saying, and you're saying that, of course, that's an issue that you and the community that you represent, you know, the reason you care about that is because these are your constituents. >> i don't have any constituents that builds 14i67 ships. i don't have a coast at all. i have no ocean on my district. i'm all inland. what i'm talking about i don't care if it's made in minnesota, west virginia, wisconsin or san diego, for that matter. you have to have ships and you have to have airplanes. those are the ways that we protect our economy. over 80% of the world's trade is done on the oceans. if you control the oceans you control the world. if you control space you control the ocean. that's a very simple stateme

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duncan hutchins. they stun them, 9-8 the final. hopkins hosting sienna. jack palmer. stealing the pass. it recognizes the goal is not anywhere near parachutes and scores. 5-3, hopskins. -- hopkins. a 6-5 game. jays in lockdown from there on. to zach palmer. 2 goals, 2 assists for palmer. next up princeton. they have not beaten princeton. that is a big game. >> not too far so you can get there pretty quickly. still ahead, our meteorologist with the insta-weather 7 day forecast >> were just talking about the winter has been pared >> what it has not spent. >> all i feel bad for the people on the slopes. >> winter lasts until march 20. daylight savings time, in march 11. 48 tomorrow. tomorrow, similar to today without the wind and clouds. monday looks good, near 60. then we have a disturbance coming wednesday. wednesday could be similar to friday which was not a great day. kind of chilly and wet. it looked like we may be chilly once again with that and next week and thunderstorms. >> thanks for joining us. we see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. "saturday night live" is ne

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nyse's ceo, duncan niederauer is going to joins. i was with duncan in davos. i think there was an expectation that this transaction would not go anywhere. i'm not sure that there's that time options for them. at the time they pursued this transaction, there was a lot of consolidations. the london stock exchange wag tries to do a deal. none of those deals came together and i'm not sure we're going to necessarily see this all rev up again. we do have a merger sxert on our set who might be able to talk more about this in a moment. we haven't been able to introduce her yet because she has another story. joe is -- i don't know what joe is doing there. >> we had great viewers. we talked about the python and how deer were disappearing. >> in the everglades. >> i have a picture of a python with a deer and it has a picture of his head put on his body where the deer is passing and it's this big, the body, and the head is that big and -- >> we were having a serious conversation about the deutsche boerse. >> you're having a serious conversation. >> and there you are with

(mariana) he sometimes goes by duncan when he's working undercover. >>brandi, hey, this is duncan.'m a friend of jimmy's. he said something about you needing somebody to a ride in florida. i'm fixing up to head on up the hell out of here a little later, it's about 20 after two now baby. i'm needing you to get back with me real soon. (mariana) in greenup, the biggest worries used to be moonshine and marijuana, but these days it's all pills. >>these are all, those are 80s there, $80 a piece. >>so all of these here are from florida. >>yeah, these are fort lauderdale? about four years ago from my guys and me arresting people and start noticing, from florida? and more often it started happening more and more and more and more and more. and finally it got to the point where, hell, they're all from florida. that's when i started making phone calls to the dea pharmacy boards, medical boards. i got you. and basically what they told me was in a nice way was, was "look, you're a hick sheriff from the hills of kentucky don't be trying to tell us how to do our job." ♪ >>throughout the state of

duncan, what is the latest on the flood waters, the residents stranded and evacuate did? >> as far as st. george is concerned, the next few hours are the most crucial, and it looks as though they will escape the worst. according to the mayor, she says she is confident the town will be scared. let me give you the numbers. the last few hours the water rose to 13.8 meters. they are expecting it to peak at 40 meters. of the levy is 40.5 meters, so just enough to sustain the wall and keep the waters back. they have still to this and dirt levee just in time. it looks like now -- they have built a dirt levee just in time. it looks like that town will be saved. we have heard from one woman who has lived in st. george 50 years. she said she escaped with a family photographs. she did not have time to take anything else. she said she has seen six floods, but this was the most terrifying. >> what are officials telling residents and? when can they return to their homes? >> in varies from town to town. for the people of st. george, it is going to be three or four days before they can h

timmy duncan a 13-time all-star but on the bubble to make the team this year. game high 19 points and 9 boards against the hornets and help his cause. san antonio improves 12-1 at home with a win. nfl peyton manning got good news yesterday. he has been medically cleared to play football again. peyton missed the entire season after having multiple surgeries on his neck. now the only question is whether manning will play next season for the colts or somewhere else. >>> finally, super bowl xlvi is this sunday. it sure is going to be a good one. no matter who wins the game, the material girl will be performing the super bowl halftime show. yesterday, she channeled her inner victor cruz. the giants receiver salsa dances every time he scores a touchdown. who is the better dancer? you be the judge. here is victor. the giants hope he does a lot of dancing against the patriots. super bowl xlvi is this sunday on nbc. that is your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> "harry potter" has a big role at the box office this weekend. and ringo has his day on a

duncan kennedy has the latest. >> the next few hours are crucial in a town with 3000 residents. the river here has been rising at a slower rate to than first feared. those working to reinforce the town levy, a few extra hours for a few extra centimeters that might make the difference. it is the scene of queensland's biggest evacuation in history. a few hundred have stated. the police have tripled their patrols. the government has stepped in to offer a short-term financial hellhound to those until the waters subside. >> after the events of last summer, we are seeing astrakhans again in trouble. -- australians again in trouble. >> this one is in dolby. families are on safer ground, waiting for the worst. some are reluctantly leaving their loved ones. >> it was under the president of me coming here, so i feel very anxious. >> climate experts blame this on a weather system in the pacific that brings the wet weather. is set of sunshine, the as trillion summer has been a miserable washout. and with it, a major disruption to people's lives. >> 60 years ago today the princess elizabeth

coming up live on coffee with, professional bull rider, douglas duncan, i just got to understand whatould make you want to jump on a bull or do that bull? you know what? we proved that you need a little alcohol to help white people dance. we are taking a break and coming right back with more of the eyewitness news morning edition. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com, baltimore. >> good morning, maryland. now don scott, marty bass, and the latest breaking news from wjz's news team. your first warning weather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it is wjz, maryland's news station. >> it is 6:30 and there are fireworks going off in punxsutawney, pennsylvania, all in advance of phil coming out of his burrow and looking at his shadow. looks like quite a party up there. >> always is. >> yeah. >> punxsutawney has taken a rodent and turned it into a year long celebration and moneymaker. >> what about those trying to sleeping nearby. >> ain't no sleeping nearby, it is what it is. >> a bunch of college kids waiting for a ground hog. sharon has traffic. >> let's tak

>> dancing all over the rockets in san antonio, rally from 19 points down in the second half, tim duncanishing with 25. the red rocket ices it in the final minute. matt bonner from downtown earns texas bragging rights. the sixers the surprise team of the season doing everything right against the bulls. philly knocks off the best team in the east. the pacers another team that is on the rise. danny granger was a man among boys in minnesota scoring 29 of his 36 in the second half and gets into it with kevin love, a little pushing and shoving but nothing more than that. indy win their third straight 109-99. or on the other end of the spectrum you got the magic playing some of the worst basketball of the season. but there is one sure shot way to fix that. play the lowly wizards. anderson and howard both had 23 points. orlando end their misery of a losing streak with a win. >> that is your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> there may be a review into the investigation of amy winehouse's death. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> coming up

. >> lebron james, chris paul, kevin durant round out the western conference all stars tim duncan is a 13 time all star on the bubble to make the team, a game high 19 points and 9 boards against the hornets will help his cause. san antonio improves to 12-1 at home with 93-81 win. >> peyton manning has been medically cleared to play football. he missed the entire season after having multiple surgeries on his neck. the only question is whether he will play next season for the colts or somewhere else. >>> super bowl xlvi is this sunday, it will be a good one. no matter who wins the game, fans want to be entertained, so cue the material girl. madonna channelled her inner victor cruz. he salsa dances every time he scores a touchdown. who is a better dancer? here is victor, the giants hope he does chancing. super bowl xlvi is this sunday on msnbc. that is first look at sports, i'm mario solis. >> i say victor, no brainer. >>> a check of the forecast bill teased us with at the beginning of the show. >> teased us? >> you were saying a snow storm? >> i was trying to say something --. >> didn'

timmy duncan is on the bubble to make the team this year.ine boards against the hornets will help his cause. san antonio improved to 12-1 at home with a 93-81 win. >>> nfl, peyton manning got good news yesterday. he's been medically cleared to play football again. he missed the entire season after having multiple surgeries on his neck. now the only question is whether he'll play for the colts or somewhere else. >>> finally, super bowl xlvi is this sunday, and it's sure going to be a good one. no matter who wins, fans want to be entertained, so cue the material girl. madonna will be performing the super bowl halftime show. yesterday, she channelled her inner victor cruz. the giants receiver salsa dances every time he scores a touchdown. so who's the better dancer? you be the judge. here's victor. the giants are hoping he does a lot of dancing. super bowl xlvi is this sunday on nbc. that's your early look at sports. >>> "harry potter" has a new role at box office this weekend. and ringo has his stay on a beatles reunion. >>> plus, it is every

duncan. the article of the declaration of human rights everyone has the freedom to conscience and religion and goes on to elaborate. i'm curious to what extent that applies to this case given that we are signatories in that declaration. >> that's an interesting question. i'm not sure i can give you a good answer to that right now. certainly the origin of the declaration of human rights, what were to was the product catholic thinkers and i think the notion -- i'm a little skeptical of the idea that you might be able to find some protection these days in that kind of formulation. we are grateful that the formulation is there and that is as freedom of religion and not something like freedom of worship, which time i had this administration has taken to using the formulation. i think we find more comfort in looking to the more concrete guaranteed and on our own constitution, and i might add to that that when we are protecting freedom of religion we are not merely protecting sort of the rights of i

duncan kennedy has this report. >> how many bosses do you know in a would get? >> hip hip hooray. >> he just divvied up $15 million among his staff. >> i only believed it when it came. >> on average each of the 1,800 employees get $8,000 longer serving up to $30,000. he just sold his company and leaves one simple philosophy. look after your staff and they will look after you. most people if they are going anywhere depend on other people to help them get there. so if you look after people -- >> some employees we want when they were told, others checked with their banks to make sure the extra money in their account were there. >> me and my wife were struggling to find out how we were going to pay for my daughter's wedding and now i don't have to work seven days a week. only six. but yes. this came at such an opportune time. >> ken says he's also doing this to shore up the despairty between the bonuses paid to the bosses and employees. he says some exizz are being paid far too much and why he's giving away $15 million of his own money. >> the way you look at people

. >> joining me is our correspondent, duncan kennedy. any more details on the very latest regarding the rescue operation? >> we have no more figures other than what has just been given. 28 survivors picked out of the water. four merchant vessels on-site helping with the rescue operation. the australians have also sent in an recon sanls plane to overlook the -- reconnaissance plane to overlook the area. this happened seven, eight or nine hours ago in what is a busy shipping lane. but yes, as you said there, the prime minister at a press conference did mention this. she said this was, in her words, a major tragedy, and there was likely to be a high loss of life. it is not clear if the prime minister's office has more information than that given to the media, but she felt compelled to say something. there are no reports so far of any australians being involved in this ferry accident. it is a place just north of australia in new guinea, frequented by many, many australians for holiday and business purposes. but at the moment, there are no si

now that's when i found out that, you know, duncan murphy had been with me on the steps of the capital the year before. he and i were on the domestic terrorist list. >> i found wilson, now 70 years old, living in portland, oregon. he has written a book about that day, blood on the tracks. he spends his time writing, researching his bike about 20 miles a day and involving himself in his community. and after all these years, i wanted to know why. why on that september morning 25 years ago did he sit down in front of that train. the answer goes back to his days as a young office every in vietnam. >> i saw between 700 and 900 dead vietnamese and they were all, well, they were either mothers, young women and lots of children and a few elderly people. most of the young men were not in the villages. >> he was infuriated when he discovered they were eliminating body counts. >> what were you finding? >> they are getting their counts, but not bc units. >> as long as these trains move, we will be here to stop the train. >> anger resurfaced twenty years ago. the reagan began supplies with the same

tim duncan finished with 25. the rocket ices it in the final minutes.nner from downtown, spurs own texas bragging rights, 99-91. the sixers have been the surprise team of the season doing everything right against the bulls. philly is for real. they knock off the best team in the east, 98-82. the pacers are another team on the rise. danny granger scored 29 of his 36 in the second half. even gets into it with kevin love, a little pushing and shoving but nothing more than that. indy wins their third straight, 109-99. on the other end of the spectrum, you have the magic, playing some of the worst basketball of the season. there's one sure shot way to fix that, play the lowly wizards, ryan anderson and dwight howard had 23 points. orlando end the misery of a four-game losing streak with a win. >>> that's your "first look" at sports. i'm mario solis. >>> here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has the weather channel forecast. good morning to you, bill. >> we said groundhog will not see his shadow, four weeks until spring. >> way to reveal the secret. aren't

secretary of education around any duncan and d.c. public schools chancellor led the event. it focused on the importance of educators and the legacy they believe behind. >> that we have a responsibility to persevere for our young peep that we serve every day, to serve the young people that we serve every day, and to lead the young people that we serve every day. >> the u.s. department of education says it's calling on a new generation of teachers as more than one million educators are expected to retire in the coming years. >>> still ahead, no kids allowed. this could be the new trend at restaurants. some patrons say they love it. >>> but first, one of these things not like the other. secretary of state hillary clinton stood out in the g-20 group photo this week. every single person showed up in a white button down shirt. she showed up in a signature pant suit bright green. there was no dress code. it was just a coincidence that everyone else wore white.  >>> tonight an ohio woman is behind bars after she tried to hire a hit man to kill someone, anyone wearing fur. mer