the royal yacht brie tanya held a special place in the queen's heart. the decommissioning of it was deeply felt. with that said, her role in the pageant awaits. >> the royal yacht herself will not be taking part. she is mortarred here in this area. the queen and the duke will be transferred from the bank of the river thames on this, brie tanya's own royal barge. where brie tanya went, so her barge went, too. >> where i'm stood now is yours truly queen will be standing. what will be going through your mind when you're in control of this boat on the beginning of the jube lee passage snnt >> nice, steady movement. i would hate for anybody to fall over trying to sit down. make it steady and enjoyable start to the pageant. >> former crew members of the royal yacht are known as yachties. and each year they return to swap stories and reminisce. ♪ >> when you come back aboard, what's it feel like? >> oh, it's really -- a little bit of shock. >> you know, a bit of -- >> why is that? >> making your own -- >> not the first tears to be shed over brie tanya. and wit

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like you and tanya looking madison squarely in the eye and telling her you look absolutely beautiful. or perhaps for madison's parents if this is too complicated to understand, i should pay for your both to have brain implants. that's all for us tonight. >>> the manhunt for adam mayes, one of the fbi's most 10 wanted fugitives in the suspect and murder case with two little girls' lives hanging in the balance, has come to an end. the fbi confirming a short time ago mayes is

>> mining is tanya peterson, director -- my name is tanya peterson, director of the san francisco zook you for taking this on. april attendance for the month was 80 two thousand 601 visitors versus the budget of -- 82,601 visitors verses the budget of 75,000. thankfully, we were over budget. and we were over budget by and we were over budget by 10.5%.

>> mining is tanya peterson, director -- my name is tanya peterson, director of the san francisco zoo. thank you for taking this on. april attendance for the month was 80 two thousand 601 visitors versus the budget of -- 82,601 visitors verses the budget of 75,000. thankfully, we were over budget. and we were over budget by 10.5%. i am also thrilled to report that we just had our annual gala, which raised over $800,000, and that his record- breaking four ayes, more than we have ever raised. i thank the zoo chair and commissioner arata attending. she and other guests came in elegant attire. because of them, we were able to honor mark's mother, mrs. lee ann roberts, who was responsible for finding and spending -- and spearheading the african exhibit. in our effort to broaden our community outreach, we just announced a new festival on saturday, highlighting the cultural dance and music performances of the pacific, including the hawaiian and filipino guitar as well as specific-in fact -- pacific- inspired food. we hope to host a similar day next year. that is in quarantine, our new sumatr

tanya rivero is here with that story. good morning, tanya. >> good morning.hat court battle continued just hours before mary richards kennedy wake last night. but the funeral, this morning, with four children grieving their beloved mother. last night, the wake. this morning, the funeral. for mary richardson kennedy, estranged wife of robert kennedy jr., whose apparent suicide has left her family shocked, saddened and divided. the two sides of mary's family bitterly feuded in court friday over the fate of her body, as it languished at the medical examiner's office, until late yesterday, when the court ordered it be released to robert, just hours before the wake at the family's bedford home, where friends, family and even governor andrew cuomo gathered to pay their respects. >> she loved everyone. that's all i know about mary. she loved everyone. and she doesn't want anybody to be fighting. >> reporter: but that's exactly what they were doing. fighting over where she would be buried and who would get the house she and robert built together. mary's family angry

like you and tanya looking madison squarely in the eye and telling her you look absolutely beautiful thing. or perhaps for madison's parents if this is too complicated to understand, i should pay for your both to have brain implants. that's all for us tonight. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. we have breaking news tonight. 10:00 on the east coast. the manhunt for adam mayes,

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here's abc's tanya rivero. >> reporter: the search for joanne bain and her three daughters, now missing for nine days, is growing more desperate tonight. after two bodies were found yesterday in this alpine, mississippi, home. the fbi, following the trail of this man, adam mayes, who they say kidnapped the 31-year-old, along with 14-year-old adrienne, 12-year-old alexandria and 8-year-old kyliyah. >> time is absolute lly critica. you have two people dead and two possible in peril, so every minute counts. >> reporter: investigators need autopsy results to confirm the identities of those bodies, but and they believe mayes has changed his appearance and that of the girls. he's described as a trusted friend of bain's husband, helping the family with a move to arizona in the days before the alleged kidnapping last friday. the mother's abandoned suv was found two days later, not far from her whiteville, tennessee, home. police say they spoke to mayes that day. he gave them misleading information, then disappeared tuesday. the fbi tells me hundreds have tips have been rolling in and there is a

>> tanya, i have a question.hristian, i'm episcopalian, and i accepted jesus christ as a child and i still believe in him today. in the mainstream religion of today, do you think that god, whoever god is, actually looks at those who wear their religion on their sleeve, whether they're evangelicals or episcopalians or lutherans or anybody else, do you think god looks at people differently, or do you think we just look at god differently? >> i think god -- if god exists, god is mysterious and paradoxical, and we see it through our human eyes, skpand undoubtedly some of us are wrong. >> karen? that's pretty much true for everything we talk about. go ahead. >> i'm with you. i guess the question that i would have, also kind of with regard to the anthropological position of this, we know all faiths have some similarities, so what do you mean when you talk about they recognized the voice like it was their mother's voice on the phone? were there any particularities or similarities you found in a theme, if you will, other

good morning, tanya. >> reporter: good morning, sharyn. two bodies found by the fbi have not yet been identified, but abc has learned they were discovered in a house the suspect was known to frequent and may have been there for some time. that house is still being cased for clues, but investigators say the missing tennessee mom and her daughters are now in extreme danger. the desperate search to find jo ann bain and her three daughters, missing for eight days, has intensified with the discovery of two bodies in a house police say their kidnapper frequented. >> time is of the essence because we don't know exactly where these girls are, and if, in fact, two of them are dead, two people are dead, there's every reason to believe the other two could be harmed. >> reporter: investigators say bain and her daughters, 14-year-old adrienne, 12-year-old alexandria and 8-year-old kyliyah were abducted by this man, 35-year-old adam christopher mayes, who they say is armed and extremely dangerous. described as a trusted friend of bain's husband, the fbi

abc's tanya rivero is on the story. >> reporter: "vogue," magazine. for many, the final word on beauty and style. now says being healthy is hot. and being too young or too skinny is not. >> it will change things. "vogue" is a very powerful vehicle. >> reporter: editors of "vogue," around the world, collectively announced they will no longer knowingly use models younger than 16. or those who appear to have an eating disorder. >> hiring models that are adolescents encouraging an unhealthy physique. and i think it's encouraging that "vogue" is listening and will do something about it. >> reporter: "vogue" will ask casting directors to check i.d.s at photo shoots. and ask designers to stop making such tiny sample sizes. this comes as a cry for change reaches a crescendo. 14-year-old julia bluhm petitioned "seventeen" magazine, to publish one unphotoshopped spread a month. >> we love our bodies the way we are. we don't need photoshop to fix us. >> reporter: bluhm received over 26,000 signatures in support. >> you're seeing the celebration of a new trend, w

it's her body and so we're willing to support her decision. >> you'll be unsurprised to learn that tanyafather meanwhile says it will enhance his daughter's self-image. really, sir? maybe there's a simpler, cheaper, kinder route to achieving that same goal. like y

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commissioners i have served with -- bill sygaya, frank fung, and then no particular order, we got kendall goh, tanya peterson, takie -- katie albright, rich hillis. and i guess i am going to finish with talking about frank. i hope i do not embarrass frank, but my brother in law, my sister married a man, jack, who was a fit generation architect. and he was the only architect of that family left, so he got most of the books in that family, and i used to enjoy a quiet moments, reading through those books, and i ran across something, and i had already known for it, and i thought it was an inscription, so i wrote it down, and if you will forgive me, i'm going to read it. it reads, "while it is a great thing to be an architect of buildings, it is a far greater things to be an architect of affairs. a man of affairs who, with the broadening of his mind, looks to other sources of human endeavor, the telling of a story, and the enjoyment of drinks with friends, the unraveling of political situations. the designing of some method to equalize the burdens on every member of the human family. thank you all. commi

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tanya rivero is here with more. >> reporter: so many are worried about how bobbi kristina will do inouston family chronicles will begin airing on lifetime later this year. from newly weds -- >> nick! >> reporter: -- to "the real housewives of new jersey." >> why knock me down? >> reporter: reality shows have been known for more tearing families apart as opposed to keeping them together, making it a surprise that the latest family entering the genre is whitney houston's. daughter bobbi kristina, mom, cissy, and brother gary and his wife, whitney's manager, pat, and grammy winner and cousin dionne warwick. showing the family in the aftermath of whitney's death. >> this is way too soon. first of all, it takes six months to a year to begin to recover from such an immense loss. >> reporter: of particular concern, 19-year-old bobbi kristina. famously close to her mother, she was hospitalized immediately after whitney's death and has been dogged by rumors of drug and alcohol abuse. but earlier this year, she told oprah she was handling her grief. >> i'm going to do it. i'm doing as good as

and calling them back in to shoot them. >> reporter: deputies entered cautiously not knowing if tanyaarmed, was still a threat. they eventually found her dead in her home on brighton avenue. her four children found dead as well. the fourth, the oldest, pebbles thomas, laying in the front yard. >> investigators say they don't have a motive for the shooting and weren't sure where the children followed their mother's order back into the house after being shot. >>> take a look why. >> not my camera [ screaming ] >> yeah. the students were posing for pictures when the deck collapsed underneath them. everyone got away with minor bumps and scrapes and prom went on as planned. the family that owns the home says their insurance will cover the damage to the balcony. >>> embarrassing blow to sketchers. -- skechers. >> reporter: skechers has agreed to pay $40 million to settle charges it misled customers about the health and fitness benefits of its toning sneakers. the federal trade commission announced the hefty fine today. according to the fcc, the shoe maker made unfounded claims that its $100

tanya rivero, abc news, new york. >>> in other news, john edwards' corruption trial will begin its third week this week. a lawyer for a wealthy donor, bunny mellon, said she was told that john edwards knew that the money was given for his benefit. jurors will be asked to decide whether he few about it. >>> good news in the battle of the bulge. researchers at harvard say they have found a way to turn bad foot into good fat. scientists say they is transform it into foot that burns calories. >>> a room full of psychiatrists in philadelphia today are holding a hearing to discuss whether the name of the combat-related condition should be changed to post-traumatic stress injury. they say dropping the word disorder will help remove some of the stigma. >>> a dramatic memorial for junior say yaw this weekend. they formed a circumstance until the water, they prayed, and even chanted seau's name. he was often seen there riding the waives. >>> the knicks fighting to save their season. the lakers looking to take a commanding lead in their series. here's the highlights. >>> hi, i'm max bretos. the kni

. >> tanya moore's only child was found dead here on harrison lane in fairfax county friday morning. police say she had been run over in a possible case of road rage. >> how can somebody be cruel and leave a dead person laying on the side of the road? >> moore had a stroke on monday, her daughter was headed to the hospital to visit her. >> she never made it. she never made it. >> reporter: arington had gotten out of her car and had a confrontation with a driver of a dark colored suv with temp tags around 11:30 friday morning. the medical examiner determined she died from a crush injury, the driver of this lexus suv saw some of the exchange and stayed at the scene. >> whoever hit her, just come forward. i'm fair, i'll give you the chance to tell me what happened. >> reporter: arington was studying criminal justice and working for a defense contractor. her mom says she's not the kind of person to get in a road rage confrontation. she wants answers and justice. >> she meant the world to me. my life was hurt. and now someone took that away from me. >> now, police still do not know exactl

we're only going to have four, do we want them to be "tanya and toy yeah," "basketball wives." >> whiteey shore" because they have the news. >> i have to challenge you. in the realm of reality shows is there's a lot of diversity. the great thing about reality shows, we all realize we're all trashy and tawdry. >> if we're the primary audience and we know 7.7 million of us will watch the game which is a much more positive representation than "basketball wives," why are we making more shows like that? >> it's cheaper to do reality tv. >> this may not be the most intellectual thing to say, but i prefer reality tv over scripted television. i just do. it's escapism. it's fun, silly, like soap operas. >> does that mean we or obsessed with other people's business? >> it's not that. it's escapism. >> i work in a newsroom all day. you're surrounded by death, destruction and it's nice to go home and escape for a little bit. >> here is the problem. when you're watching those shows, it's very glam rouse. these women are wearing lieu bib tons, traveling the world, seemingly successful, rich husbands

the concert is co-hosted by actors gary sinise and joe mon tanya. performers include daughtry, natalie cole and jessica sanchez, this year's american idol runner-up. then it's time for the main event, the national memorial day parade on constitution avenue. last year it seemed like the headliner was the heat. >> get your ice cold water and gatorade! >> reporter: this year should be slightly cooler, but temperatures will push 90 degrees. the parade will feature a special tribute to the u.s. fair force and the grand marshal is none other than retired major general chuck yeager, the first person to break the sound barrier. in arlington, kristin fisher, 9 news now. >> one more note about that national memorial day concert near the u.s. capitol building. if you can't make it sunday night, you are welcome to take in the full dress rehearsal saturday run or shine. gates open at 5:00. dress rehearsal starts at 8:00. >>> preparations are underway for next week's public farewell to the godfather of go go chuck brown. a public viewing for the d.c. music legend

the mother, 33-year-old tanya thomas, had complained to police just last month about being kicked and punched by her son. >>> also, police in tampa, on a manhunt for four men in a vicious attack of a serviceman near the deal air force pace. it shows johnny walking home alone. and a man walks up to him and punches him in the face. three others immediately joined in, brettally kicking and punching the defenseless victim. they took off with his wallet and his cell phone. >> hard to watch. >>> dominick strauss-kahn is striking back against the new york city maid that accused him of sexual assault. he's filed a countersuit. the former head of the monetary fund, says the woman made a malicious and false accusation, when she claimed he assaulted her a year ago. >>> a gainesville, florida, family, has had to abandon their house of 37 years because of a sink hole that's swallowed much of the backyard. the homeowners say they're glad nobody was there when all that ground gave way. >>> florida is also where we start this morning, sports highlights. we get those from espn. >> good morning and wel

with more, here's abc's tanya rivero. >> reporter: the search for jo ann bain and her three daughters now missing for nine days is growing more desperate after two bodies were found in this alpine, mississippi, home. the fbi following the trail of this man, adam mayes, who they say kidnapped the 31-year-old along with 14-year-old adrienne, 12-year-old alexandria and 8-year-old kyliyah. >> time is absolutely critical. two people dead and two possibly in peril. so every minute counts. >> reporter: investigators need autopsy results to confirm the identities of those bodies. meanwhile, they believe mayes has changed his appearance and that of the girls. he's described as a trusted friend of bain's husband, helping the family with a move to arizona in the days before the alleged kidnapping last friday. the mother's abandoned suv was found two days later not far from her whiteville, tennessee, home. police say they spoke to mayes that day. he gave them misleading information, then disappeared tuesday. the fbi tells me hundreds of tips have been pouring in since they issued that amber alert

benjamin net tanya hoo has brokered a deal with an opposition party in parliament canceling elections for september and guaranteeing the survival of his government. >>> the army has not determined what killed captain bruce clark while he was talking to his wife via skype from afghan stand. she saw what looked like a bullet hole on the wall behind him but investigators found no bullet wound on his body. >>> england's prince harry has accepted an award for his charitable activities on behalf of wounded service men and women. he accepted that award from colin powell. he joked that there was a record number of young single women attending the event. i bet there were. >>> in the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards, there was more testimony about the money trail yesterday. there's much speculation about whether his one-time miss stress will appear on the witness stand. >> reporter: week three of the john edwards trial began with prosecutors continuing to try to tie the presidential contender with what the government has called illegal contributions. >> i think anything that

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tanya rivero, abc news, new york. >> such a bizarre story here.parently this morning's "new york times" is reporting that pedro actually confessed to the strangling to a prayer group back in the 1980s. he said it in a group setting here and so they said, why didn't you go to the cops is the next logical question. and the leader of the group was like, i didn't go because he said it in a group. i don't have to say it because he said it in a group. someone else will step forward. if he confessed to this more than 20 years ago, it sounds like. and now we're just unraveling the mystery now. it seems odd. >> does seem odd. no physical evidence but if he's knows these intimate details. birth marks, scars. >> something happened. >> definitely. >>> all right. an unexpected deposit was made over the weekend at a south florida bank. an suv sped over a median and crossed several lanes before slamming right through the front of the bank of america. the driver says she doesn't know how her jeep ended up inside the bank. thankfully no one was hurt but the bank w