fernandez with the 3-pointer.hn: looks casualty when he took the shot andy going the ball to the basket and. >> tom: fernandez with the two 3s and this is -- . >> john: can make a difference here and is being defended by lowery. you have to remember he's 6'4" and creates space. >> tom: from earn t.j.a, came to temple last year and what a pick up he does. people talk about codie ellis for st. louis and to dunphy last year when fernandez came over. another rebound for allen and six points and 11 rebounds. defended outside by johnson. >> jeff jefferson with the nice drive and a couple of free- throws and really carried temple in the victory over villanova this year. >> what an amazing game, shot 11 for 15 from the field and he was unconscious. this was a huge win for the temple -- >> >> tom: that was the first time people took notice of temple this year and villanova for a long time, that was their only loss and that was their only loss and temple was not supposed to be this good and they lost. >> john: you're right,

. >> tom: fernandez back to fernandez and the shot clock at 15, the rebound out of the air by temple and jefferson. >> john: temple takes time to get a shot and that was not necessarily a great shot. they have guys in position of offensive rebound. >> tom: the walking foul by perry and not happy about that. temple falls on the baseline and checking bax in for dayton. back if in temple and ramone moo out of the game and to jefferson. there is chris wright. k is 03:00 to play. -- 6:03 to play. lowery checks out. london warren checks back in. >> john: i love the way dayton plays. not necessarily out of bounds. [ laughter ] their guards are really, really tough to play and there is london warren and they need a tough, strong, quick, perimeter defensive player. brian gregory does a good job of getting the most out of the guys and you don't often see that thing players see. >> tom: they go to see if the foul was indeed against warren london or not and rob lowery is the dayton player and for temple. they were looking at the clock, excuse me. it was london warren with the foul and that was d

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on the island of juan fernandez which is 400 miles chile's choes, a huge wave killed six people there. the island's governor says 11 people are still missing. >>> a family in new hampshire was connected to the earthquake in two ways, causing them to worry for quite a while. things got frantic for sue seidner because her brother-in-law was working in chile. then the family worry turned to hawaii which was under a tsunami warning triggered by the deadly earthquake. that is where their eldest daughter was camping on the beach. >> all i could think of were 30-foot waves crashing across some hawaiian beach and there my daughter would be sitting, catching some sun rays and not be aware. >> we're happy to report neither family member was injured in the quake or the aftermath. >>> we, of course, will have continuing earthquake coverage including dramatic pictures from our i-reporters. but first, we want to get you caught up on the other stories we're following. >>> hundreds of people packed seaworld stadium for the first killer whale show since a trainer was killed. you may remember a 12,000-

we'll bring in joan fernandez, the publisher of county parents magazine and she's here to tell us howhe's done this. by the end of next month, most of the camps will be taken. >> they will be. >> unbelieveable. when do you start seeing this going to summer camps. when did this fascination start. >> the last 10 to 12 years it seems like it's really taken off. the number of our exhibitors have grown over the last eight years and it just seems like everyone is in the routine of going to camp now. >> unbelieveable. we want to talk about what's coming up on john carol. john carol high school. what is coming up? >> they're holding a summer camp and education fair sunday from 11 to 4 at the jack hill school in bel-air and at the school we hold this in the gym and we have camps and entertainment. >> look at that. look at the people. how many people do you have come out. >> usually about 1500 that come a day. >> and they're all booked by the end -- tell me some of the (inaudible). >> they're one of the sponsors and they offer a series of camps throughout the summer in one week intervals for ab

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american countries, including president lobo of ponder as, president funes of el salvador, president fernandez is coming from the dominican republic as well. so this -- and present arias will attend. the full attendance to that meeting is not quite settled because people have been adjusting their schedules. at any rate, that's kind of our objective on this trip. we are very excited about it and the psychiatry is very excited about it, and i look forward to taking your questions on the trip. >> can i ask you about to countries that she's not going to? argentina and honduras and why not? >> on all of these things it's always a complication as to how to schedule trips in terms of everything from flight time to some of the other priorities of the secretary -- what's the flight time between montevideo and be a? >> -- >> about ten minutes? the flight time between costa rica and guatemala is about -- >> the flight is an overnight flight. and so its, you know, just in terms of the logistics of the fight it would make much more sense to just go to uruguay and have a bilateral meeting with the president

for economic affairs and the assistant secretary for economic energy and business affairs, jose fernandez, came in quite recently. both of them frankly hit the ground running. they have done a fantastic job over a very short amount of time. we have a group of lawyers who are advisers to them. what the trade policy will look like in the course of the next year-and-a-half obviously depends on a much broader set of questions around our global economic policies. probably the greatest change over the last year has been the new focus on the g-20 process. the question of how that process relates to multilateral trade rounds, the follow-on, i think remains to be determined. the trade offices, as you know, has traditionally taken the lead on these issues. i am sure you are very closely in communication with them. but i think that the state department will be an important player on these issues for the reasons that i gave. the secretary believes that the economic dimension of our diplomacy is critical. she believes economic diplomacy and commercial diplomacy are a good part of what she is doing, in