. >> well, correct me if i'm mistaken, miss duncan, but you told me in court that you didn't want to your aunt. >> but i do want to go home now. >> well, it's amazing what the detention center will do for you. all right, my problem is, it is a volatile home situation between demetria and her aunt. she's violated every other release that i've given her. you stood in front of me, miss duncan, and told me you were not going to violate and you were gone within 24 hours. >> but i promise i'm not going to leave. >> i know but you promised me before, okay? i can't trust your promise anymore, that's my problem. so i'm not going to release you pending dispo, okay? she's remanded to lmydc pending dispo. that's all for today. >> narrator: demetria is ultimately sent to a state detention camp for teenage offenders. >> i don't want to lock a youth up. that is not ever what i want to do. but as a last resort if i cannot get them to come to court, if i cannot get them to quit committing crimes, if i cannot get them to do what they need to be doing then sometimes that has to be done. if for no other

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an avalanche of ice claimed the lives of 13 and left three others missing on mount everest and we're learning about the community duncan has the latest. >> reporter: new images of the moment an avalanche tore down an everest pass sweeping down the men that know it best. they are sherpas. local guides. their families spent the day waited for the bodies of their loved ones to be returned. they came out one by one covered with scarves. >> a huge amount of guilt that they were carrying equipment for us and preparing for us. >> reporter: there are a series of camps off mount everest. the avalanche happened in the base and mount one, it's the first major hurdle on the mountain. this is where they were climbing friday morning under vast walls of ice that suddenly came loose. >> i've been on that mountain many times and gone through the ice fall and the sherpa usually leave very early from base camp and carrying loads of equipment from camp one and tend to like to climb close together. you know, they are friends, they work together. they know each other. >> reporter: climbers rush to help bringing the injured down. an nbc news

tim duncan, his friends, they call him mr. glass. kawhi leonard misses. manu ginobili, huh? man gathers what another man spills. grateful dead reference for bill walton right there. patty mills, jeff ayres, the spurs, they've got oklahoma city thursday. that's going to be an interesting matchup. give us an even-keeled read. >> pirates baseball. sterling marte. we're in the 12th. pirates down one, and he successfully hits that ball into left field. clint barmes runs home and plates one. tied at 3. bottom of the 16th. same score, 3-3. tony sanchez had never done this before. no, not just a chop and single to the left but one that would result in what the kids are calling a walkoff. that's when you score and then you lead. they celebrate. pirates win it by a count of 4-3. i thought our first read was way better. >> it was, but they don't know what you're talking about because they're just sitting there watching this. good luck with the news and information that precedes this or follows this. >> guys, thanks. >>> all right, up next in "the pulse," paternity leave is becoming a h

missing in friday's deadly avalanche on mt. everest has been suspended for the day. search teamed pulled another body from the snow. the mountain remains closed to climbers until further notice. nbc's duncan is joining me. what's latest? >> three guides remain missing. searchers have spent much of the day looking for them. it is now nighttime. they've been working on dangerous and unstable ground that has already claimed so many lives. this morning, a helicopter carries the latest body recovered from mt. everest. climbers came out to pay their respects as it was slowly lowered to the ground. the mountain is closed for four days. climbers are now deciding whether to continue with their expedition. some say they will. others have decided not to. the dead, all sherpas, nepalese mountain guides, caught here in one of everett's most dangerous passes where huge chunks of ice can break free without warning. >> as the sun hits these big pieces of ice hanging on the mountain, they start moving a little bit. if you're in the wrong place at the wrong time, we have tragic accidents. >> reporter: the sherpas were carrying equipment and clearing a path for foreign climbers when the avalanche of ice swe

miss edison. is it right? don't know, don't care. but so far, you're all getting a's. yes! duncan: you're welcome.ure everyone should get a's? it seems unfair to the people that actually studied.

duncan. during the game, junior filled in for craig senior who is interviewing. >> you did a great job. but i would rather have your dad standing here. we miss you. you been an important life of all of us for a long time. we want your family back on the court and i promise i'll be nice. >> very touching. king james and the heat, their quest to defend the title. check it out. birdman anderson and wildcats down five. lebron and company pull away to wide open beyond the ark. >>> john wall in the fifth seeded wizards taking on the bulls in chicago. fourth quarter, bulls up. bulls up -- chicago up 5, feeling good, feeling wouldn't last. late wall, misses the judger, martin gore cleans that up. he had 15. final round of the rbi hartage. matt kuchar entered the day four shots pack. seventh birdie in the first ten holes of the day. after the bogey on 17, he dropped into a tie. he holes ought for 764. one last chance for donald, this chip in to go in on 18th. right on line. whoo! matt kuchar seven career pg&e tournaments on easter sunday. we'll have your complete shark highlights at 11:00 p.m. on abc. we'll see you then. looking good for game two of

miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> 4 million youtube views an counting for this guy. this is duncan. check him out. a two-legged boxer puppy enjoying his first trip to the beach today. >> wow. >> duncan was born with severely deformed rear legs that had to be removed. he lives in vancouver, washington. he has a wheelchair but can't stand to use it so he runs around free. >> he doesn't need it. >> as happy as can be. the blissful puppy clearly loved running along the sand. some of the video is slowed down. none of it was sped up. he's running that fast on his own. >> wow. >> dramatic rescue at see. a sick baby girl and her family safely aboard a navy ship and on their way home to san diego. take a look at the video of a rescue team deploying into the open ocean a thousand miles off the coast of mexico where the family's sailboat loved steering and communication. the baby was taken on board. rescuers provided immediate care for baby lara who is now in stable condition. >> i'm very relieved they are safe aboard the frigate and off the boat and we all know that they are in good hands an

missing? classmates from the same high school. in a shocking development, the vice principal rescued from the ferry took his own life. duncan is monitoring this situation. let's begin with this arrest warrant, duncan. why is it that the prosecutors would be seeking an arrest in this case? >> hi, ronan, at the moment there are two lines of inquiry, first senior prosecutors say the captain was not at the helm of the ship as it passed through cluster islands, they also see the captain and two other crew members failed in their duty to help passengers. there are questions about how long it took for the order to evacuate ship and whether that could have saved more lives. the captain had az face hidden and apologized and spoke of his deep shame. this thought the ferry made a sharp turn and they are investigating whether that could have caused the vessel to list and the turn dislodged hervy cargo that caused it to become destabilized. the search and rescue efrtd has been made tougher by strong current and bad visibility and rain. the divers have been pumping oxygen into the ship in case there are survivors but it's looking increas

duncan who reiterated this point earlier this morning and the danger of the president's miss lerner's action said if every defendant claimed innocence and proceeded to plead the fifth investigations in the testimony would never be a will to proceed. every defendant would follow such action in our judicial process would come to a standstill. i hope that this committee and every single member will do everything in its power to seek the truth. ms. lerner's testimony is essential to this end and i believe this committee has given miss lerner and her counsel ample opportunity to come forward and avoid contempt charges. yet she still refuses to do so. the committee's hands are forced and we have no choice but to hold ms. lerner in contempt said that this investigation can give the american people what they want, the truth and for the sake of this republic i hope we get them just that. i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. since we have no further individuals asking for recognition at this time but i understand there will be some returning, you have not taken your own time. do you wish to

missing in the aftermath of yesterday's deadly avalanche on mt. everest has been suspended for the day. hours ago, searchers pulled a 13th body from the snow. it's the deadliest disaster ever on mt. everest. nbc's duncan suspend today's search? was it the conditions? >> hey, craig. well, no, it's mainly because it's nighttime there now. the rescue effort had to stop. but you can be sure they'll be starting again early tomorrow. rescuers were working very quickly because they are trying to make the most of the good weather, something that is not guaranteed on everest. already working in tough conditions. it's dangerous, unstable ground. the sherpas, that's the name given to the expert local guides, were on one of the most dangerous stretches above base camp. it's a passage way where huge boulders of ice overhang some bigger than houses. that's where on friday morning there was an avalanche that swept down over the sherpas who were trying to prepare the route for their international clients. climbers rushed to help, bringing the injured down. helicopters were brought in, but more bodies have been recovered than people rescued. many of the pictures you've been seeing there of that extraordinary effort on