duke will pay $13.7 billion in stock for progress. based upon the closing price of duke, progress shareholders get just under $46 per share. the combo would have electricity customers stretched over six states. shares of progress moved down below the purchase price. shares started rallying six months ago as acquisition talks began. duke energy shares also slipped, down 1% on a huge pick-up in volume. the deal means duke will have more business in the regulated electricity market. maybe a small concern there. in the food business, dupont looks to have the winning bid for danish company danisco. it makes food ingredients and enzymes. dupont's offer is $6.3 billion, most in cash. the deal gives dupont a leading developer of biofuels. interesting move here. dupont shares saw heavy volume today, sliding 1.5%. but they have been rallying nicely over the past year, up more than 40%. while we're talking about food, sara lee stock jumped to another 52-week high. nice move. 4.5%. a group of investors reportedly is putting together an offer. sar

duke hosting uab. first half, duke up 21-4. kyle zingler, stepback three. he eclipsed the 2,000-point mark. over a minute left in the first half. duke leading by 15. nolan smith, driving. difficult bucket. but he gets it to go. duke leads, 51-34. second half, duke up by 17. mason bumly with the steal. the other way for the deal. duke leads 70-51. later in the second, smith driving again. the hole. he throws it down. he had 33 points. duke wins, 85-64. >>> that is all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. now, back to you in new york. >>> speaking of sports, there's a world series of just about everything these days, including, of all things, beer pong. >> one of my favorites. a team from the st. louis area beat out more than 500 teams to take ohm the $50,000 prize in the latest world series of beer pong. >> they say they are going to party with the winnings. and one claims he is going to buy his girlfriend an engagement ring. >> a romantic at heart. >> a romantic beer drinker. >> that's right. >>> coming up next revealing the winners of the $350 million

and in a letter to the newspaper said the duke of wellington and who was in favor of the emancipation and was opposed in a fast duke ellington and now the leader in charge was covering up his papers the fact he was seek what they secretly a sympathizer he was pretending to new support the king's college of london founded as the anglican in university and competition with the secular university that was just founded earlier. this is help you understand the dual? i don't know. [laughter] day accuse each other also with the church of england that was the big deal to except catholics to be allowed to vote only in favor because of the civil war in ireland. anyway you have to apologize he says i can and one very distinguished soldier he went on to be commander in chief of a very distinguished men asked him to talk and then they have the dual. what happens? the fact this they always look this italy but even know was serious the prime minister could have been shot in the middle of a crisis it looks ridiculous too us. they have a fight and wellington is challenged he fires and mrs. not surpris

. >> this village is where duke university students choose to camp out for weeks. the reward for this hardship is a ticket to the game against their rivals, univ. of north carolina. duke is a college basketball superpower. the reigning national champions and number 1 ranked team. winning is in the dna here. it is the same arrogance which sold -- for so long underpined america as the world's top dog. we put together a team of duke's best and brightest to discuss america's state of anxiety. the fear seized upon by an advertisement aired during the recent elections. >> [speaking chinese] [laughter] [speaking chinese] >> you can change the future. >> they make it seem within 30 years the u.s. will no robert b. a preeminent power. i don't believe that -- will no longer be a preeminent power. >> america soon find itself in the position of global insignificance. i think you could say it is a rather far out approach to take but with the chinese and indian economy is growing at 10% per year and the e american economy flat lining, it is a wake-up call. >> i still think the u

duke down by one. next possession, derwin kitchen driving to the hole. pulls up with the big line jumper. he had 42. florida state up by three. 30 seconds left to play. smith hits the three. duke down by two. 22 seconds left. smith, driving. the shot, no good. it's a major upset. florida state wins 66-61. >>> new michigan football head coach, brady hoke, sitting courtside as the wolverines host ohio state. and tim hardaway jr., with the three. tied at 31-31. second half, soldier in the lane. he had 20 points. buckeyes up by nine. under 20 seconds to play. michigan down by four. darius morris, with the drive. michigan down by just two. after two buckeyes free throws, hardaway jr., no good. the buckeyes win, 68-64. >>> that is your espnews update. i'm don bell. now, back to you in the studio. >> as a carolina grad, no problem with that duke loss. i have to put that out there. sorry. >>> coming up next, we'll update our top story. what some are calling a miracle from the hospital room of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. [ spongecaster ] we're here at the w

and duke goes down. orlando three-pointers in the final minute force overtime against the hornets, but did the magic end there? your early morning sports headlines are just ahead. >>> in weather, cold air dominates the eastern half of the country and the storm system continues in the northwest. your thursday forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, it's still early in the college basketball season, but the mighty have already fallen. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> hi there, good morning. the top-ranked blue devils had rattled off 25 straight wins going back to last season, but the duke streak finally came to an end last night in florida. taking on florida state, the seminoles were up by 4 after the first and derwin kitchen adding to it in the second. he had a game high 22. duke couldn't get over the hump. chris singleton drilled the three-pointer, florida state pulled

'duke cut it to 12. st. john's, first win over duke, in eight years. 93-78 that final. >>> great finish between manhattan and merritt. man -- manhattan down two. didn't matter. hit the game-winner at the buzzer. the good day to be a jasper. 60-59. >>> warriors trying to tune the jazz this evening, and the pro bowl from hawaii, both tonight at 11:00. >> alan: a little video there. all right. thanks a lot. coming up. veteran actor anthony hop -- hopkins drew a big crowd at the box office. medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65 or you're already on medicare... you should know about this card -- it's the o

and prior to arriving at princeton, he taught at yale, cornell and duke. he and i collaborated to realize w.e. duboise' dream of an encyclopedia africana which was brought out in a second edition by the oxford university press in the year 2005. appiah's textbook called "thinking it through," published in 2003, is a standard introduction for students of contemporary philosophical thought. his 1992 book, "in my father's house," is essential reading for anyone interested in contemporary african thought and is globally connected. cosmopolitanism from the year 2006 prescribes a pragmatic and wholly ethical philosophy of how we can get along in our globalized, interconnected but also divided world. appiah's work including three smart and entertaining mystery novels is discipline-crossing and is, first and last, deeply invested in human rights and individual liberty. the honor code wrings appiah's -- brings appiah's concerns to the question of how moral progress happens. he looks at successful campaigns against practices now considered abhorrent. foot binding in

tavis: with duke. >> with the great duke ellington. it was like, i didn't tour with him as a singer, but it was that last -- that last -- three, four year -- three, four performances. tavis: on your resume. >> then lionel acten. 0 tavis: i want to get that out there. line hampton. then -- >> it is "star trek" that interrupted my career you see. tavis: i like that. you travel around. you get a phone call from the "star trek" people. pick up the story. >> my -- my -- my agent calls me and says, come home, they're doing "star trek." i said i'm not coming home. i'm loving this. and -- and my career is moving and people are taking me seriously as a singer. they think i have a great voice. and he said, you get on a plane, i'll put a first class ticket on there, you get your little brown butt back here. if you don't get the role, you could be back in a week. i thought that was an offer i couldn't refuse. i came -- auditioned and the rest is history. tf history. quhaffs it like on "star trek" during the early days. this is segregation in ameri

to college hoops, top-ranked duke, their 25-game winning streak. in tallahassee, florida state had duke on their heels the whole game. i love the face paint. the big guy with some range. knocks it down, and he had 18. the bluedevils, a perfect 15 and 0 coming in. smith brings duke within one. they hit five free throws. the upset complete. florida state wins it 66-61. the a's had to put out some fires concerning their owner, lou wolf. an espn blog suggested wolf may bail on the a's and buy the dodgers. the speculation was on his phos station and inability to build a new stadium in san jose or fremont or wherever, and the dodgers are in financial trouble following the divorce. the a's deny interest that wolf is seeking a deal with l.a. mike johnson's stint as the offensive coordinator paid of on. johnson is headed to ucla. johnson took over after the 49ers fired jimmy ray. johnson tried to implement more passing attack and bailing on the whole physical with an f philosophy. caveman football and we run. johnson expected to take over as the offensive c

not just duke ellington-- walt whitman, the list goes on and on. so it saddens me for us as a nation. because we have such a rich cultural heritage, and we would be so much the better for it and we would make such better decisions if we understood what brings us together. >> safer: jazz at lincoln center does its part to keep the heritage alive, bringing high school bands to new york for classes with the pros, and for a chance to strut their stuff, beneath the sophisticated eye of ellington himself. but these are the lucky ones. across most of the country, cultural programs in the schools range from spotty to nonexistent. >> marsalis: the arts are our collective human heritage. you're a better person if you know what shakespeare was talking about, if you know what beethoven struggled with, if you know about matisse. if you know what louis armstrong actually sang through his horn, you're better. because it's just, like, you get to speak with the wisest people who ever lived. >> safer: maestro marsalis speaks his universal language with his band, swi

. >> it was the duke and duchess pose a political leanings that were the final straw. in 1937, the couple troubled to berlin were there were saluted by hitler. after this photograph, the pair were seen as traders. it was wallis's low point. for decades afterwards, they lived in effective exile. >> do you have any regrets at all about not having gone on being king? >> no. i would like to have had it and do it under my own conditions. >> of that former king loved his wayward wife until the very end. >> you were happy. >> the duke died shortly after giving this interview. they had been married for 35 years. wallis simpson died in 1986 after years of being ostracized. her funeral was a right roll affair. the queen led senior royals and saying goodbye to the duchess was called, "that miserable, second-rate, american woman." >> that story and many others can be found on the bbc news website. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting o

number three duke got more than they could handle from st. john's. the red storm cruised to a 93-78 win. duke's second loss of the season. finally, a great finish to show you between manhattan and marist. final seconds, jaspers down two. threw up a prayer, and it was answered. banked in a 60 footer to win at the buzzer. 60-59. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> narrator: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> "the king's speech" gets a big bump at the box office and a couple big bumps for its oscar hopes. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a small town with some giant feline frustrations. you're watching "early today." >>> a look at your forecast. the west will take a little cool weather compared to the rest of the country because nasty storm woes many the mesz middle of the country and east coast. beautiful. beautiful in los angeles, sunny. much cooler than last week, but at least it will be sunny. vegas, too. partly cloud

betsy duke. [applause] >> thank you. it would have been a real honor to be chairman of the maryland bankers association but unfortunately i wasn't but i was chairman of the virginia bankers association as well as the american bank association. before i begin unlike to bring greetings from our newest governor, former commissioner of banking in the state of maryland. she is doing a great job for us. we are thrilled to have her. i am also pleased to be here at the beginning of a new year and offer my assistant of recent economic developments and the economic outlook of 2,011. i plan to discuss the actions the federal reserve has been taking to support the economic recovery. before i begin i want to emphasize the views i am presenting are my own and not necessarily those of my colleagues on the federal open market committee or the board of governors. in the third quarter of 2009 the u.s. economy began to emerge from the deepest recession of the post world war ii period. one that has been precipitated by severe financial cris

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duke is now 14-0 on the season. >>> and baseball's hall of fame is getting two new residents. roberto alomar won a record ten gold gloves at second base. he was a 12-time all-star and helped toronto win back-to-back world series in '92 and '93. bert blyleven won 287 games in his 22-year>icñ career and rank fifth all time with 3,700 strikeouts. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories, and tweaking twain. a new edition of "the adventures of huckleberry finn" hits rough waters. she felt lost... until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. and give it a whole new life! with the aveeno nourish plus moisturize collection. the only hair care with active naturals wheat formulas, that target even the weakest parts of hair with hydrating proteins to help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. [ female announcer ] av

. >>> on a college basketball top ranked duke had a 25 game win streak and it came to an end tonight. a seminole shocker tonight in tallahassee, florida state had duke on their heels the entire game but the face paint on ready to go. singleton, knocking down the three. he had 18. the blue devils a perfect 15-0 coming in. smith. stepback three. 63-61. florida state hits five free throws in the final 33 seconds. smith can't get the long three to drop and the upset is complete, 66-61, florida state over duke. >>> baseball news, the a's had to put out fires today concerning a story about owner lou wolf. an abc 7 blog suggested the wolf might be interested in bailing on the a's and then buying the dodgers. now, the blog was all speculation. it just threw a bunch of pieces together. one, wolf is frustrated because he can't get the okay to build the new stadium and two he is from l.a. and two the la courts that own the dodgers are in deep financial trouble because of their divorce and might be willing to sell. one and two and three doesn't necessarily add up to a story. the a's denyd that wo

kids don't know who duke ellington is, john coltrane. some kids now today don't even know who carlos santana is. >> hinojosa: although he did play on american idol. that's a very big deal. so probably a lot of people know him now. >> that's all well and good, but i don't think... what kids need today to do, and it's very easily accessible, especially with the technology we have today, all these people that you just mentioned, they can look them up on youtube and readily see them right away. like, when i do concerts all the time, whether with my own groups or with the groups that... the two orchestras that i teach at the new school university and at the manhattan school of music... >> hinojosa: in new york. >> they come up and say, "mr. sanabria, i never heard this music before. my mother and father told me about it, but i never paid any attention. man, this is bad. this is amazing. where can i hear more of this?" >> i says, "man, start looking up machito, tito puente, santana, duke ellington, john coltrane, bobby sanabria, start looking

that's kyle, gives duke the early lead. but then florida state, stingalten, this is it. 66-61. you figure. >> i have been called worse. [ laughter ] >> long list of people. >> as long as i am in there, as long as he is in it, we have a hatred. >> i hate him, he hates me. >> do you really hate him? >> yeah i do. >> win a game and then rip a guy. >> all right. good night everybody. see you tomorrow. [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami. this sub lays down power cords of tasteocity with pickles, mean licks of mustard and riffs of melty, bubbly cheese. catch 'em before the fresh toasted tour leaves town. subway big hot pastrami. crank up the flavor at subway.

that's kyle, gives duke the early lead. but then florida state, stingalten, this is it. 66-61. you figure. >> i have been called worse. [ laughter ] >> long list of people. >> as long as i am in there, as long as he is in it, we have a hatred. >> i hate him, he hates me. >> do you really hate him? >> yeah i do. >> win a game

it was here more than 63 years ago that his grandparents, princess elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh were married. william and kate are said to be mindful of economic difficulties but aware of that to millions are expecting a show. >> it is an occasion. we're presenting this to the world and it will be celebrated. >> afterwards, they will board a horse-drawn carriage at westminster abbey for the procession back to buckingham palace. the route will take them across parliament square and once again to buckingham palace, they will attend a wedding buffet hosted by the queen. history will repeat itself. just as his grandparents did in 1947, and as his parents did in 1981, the wedding will be seen as an appearance on the palace. all the memories of past will weddings, this couple intends to make their day and do it their way. >> the himalayan mountains are home to buddhist communities that live in isolation for centuries. it is one of the most beautiful and most remote places in the world. it has been rocked by jealousy, crime, and murder. from annapurna, here is our correspondent. >> her

appreciation of my great friend, reynolds price, the brilliant writer, who died this week at his beloved duke university. on this evening, we take a look at chinese-u.s. relations, and remember reynolds price. when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: maybe you want school kids to have more exposure to the arts. maybe you want to provide meals for the needy. or maybe you want to help when the unexpected happens. whatever you want to do, members project from american express can help you take the first step. vote, volunteer, or donate for the causes you believe in at membersproject.com. take charge of making a difference. additional funding provided by these funders: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the president of chinatowna hu jinto, ended his visit to the united states this week. the economy, business, political remember were all part of the conversation. over the course of the week me met with president obama, cabinet leaders business pleerds and others. today he visited a high sch

but the twins now say they were duked. >> he lied to our faces for a month and a half. >> reporter: the legal feud was part of the plot of the social network. >>> there will soon be more competition for iphone users. right now service is available exclusively through at&t. outside of a store customers welcomed the option. customers can preorder the phone starting february 3rd. a two year contract will be required. >>> a couple, boy they beat the odds, giving birth to a naturally conceived quadruplets. rita williams is here now with our report, rita. >> reporter: frank, you're right a redwood city couple at stanford hospital has what you might say hit the baby jackpot. >> you are holding them all for the first time. >> yeah. >> reporter: that's right, not just one, not just two, not just three, but four baby girls. when proud mom samantha win held her litter of little ones for the first time just after christmas here, they were already two months old. >> i was expecting one, now we have four. >> reporter: naturally conceived on the first try, no fertility drugs here. they were told first

it was here more than 63 years ago that his grandparents, princess elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh were married. that took place at a time when people were suffering economic hardship. they are said to be mindful of current difficulties but aware that millions around the world are expecting a show. >> it is a television occasion. we ari'm sure it will be celebrd in do style. >> after the service, they will board a horse-drawn carriage for the procession to buckingham palace. they will go up whitehall, across the mall. there will attend a wedding buffet and history will repeat itself. just as williams grandparents did in 1947, and as his parents did in 1981, the wedding will be sealed in the public's mind at least with an appearance on the palace balcony. for all the memories of the past, this royal couple were determined to make this day there's and to do it their way. >> that was our quarrel correspondent. that is our in is. -- our news. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to ex

it was here more than 63 years ago that williams grandparents, princess elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh were married. the wedding took place at a time when people were suffering economic hardship soon after the second world war. william and kate are said to be mindful of current economic difficulties but aware that millions around the world are expecting a show. >> it is a television occasion. we're presenting to this -- this to the world. he is the heir to the throne and i am sure it will be celebrated in do style. >> after the service, they will board a horse-drawn carriage at westminster abbey for the procession back to buckingham palace. the rich will take them across parliament square come up whitehall, and along the mall. then, a wedding buffet and history will repeat itself. just as his grandparents did in 1947, and as his parents did in summer of 1981, the wedding will be sealed with this, an appearance on the palace balcony. for all the memories, this will couple are determined to make their day and to do it their way. -- royal couple are determined to make their day and with t

corporate deals helped offset losses including duke energy's plan to buy another company to create one of the company's largest utilities. $13 billion. playboy hugh hefner's plans to take his company private caused it to surge. finally, the big news out of the detroit auto show, chevy's fuel efficient volt was crowned north american car of the year while the 2011 top truck title went to the ford explorer. >>> well, it is the game that had it all. a national crown at stake, a heisman trophy winner and a last-second field goal winner. ironically, after all the controversy over how to pick a national champion, it all comes down to one controversial play. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and we're waiting for our big storm to develop off the east coast. in the meantime, a new storm moves on to the west coast. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." irisk for sudden cardiac death. i was 23 years old, i wasn't overweight. i never dreamed this would happen to me. when the doctor told me i had three blocked arteries, i felt like i was punched in th

take pride in seeing us achieve and duke best we can. and brings about a lot of hope for people who still have very, very hard feelings about what this country did to them. originally kwan and lee scheduled to be in the conference of mayors now add dinner for president obama and the itinerary. >> mayor kwan was back. hoping to help a community she says neglected in years. they spent the day picking up trash and the streets. you can see there. the new mayor hopes to provide change for an area plagued by une mroimeu unemployment and high dropout rate. >> tinstoeltown is gearing up. the golden globes. show you what the host is promising for the show this year the that's coming up next. mary! hey! wo you look great! thanks! it's this new wish yourself thin pgram. i just wish it and it happens. it's probably those fiber one bars you're eating. i know they help me stick to my diet. the bars are 90 calories and the fiber helps you feel full. 90 calories and high fiber. so that's why this diet thing is working. but it's weird because my wish for

in charlotte north carolina and duke energy reported power outages in the thousands. and it led to georgia several inches of snow froze overnight thousands of flights were canceled out of jackson airport stranding passengers from all over the country. >> we are stuck since yesterday. >> i didn't come prepared because we don't gets no over there. >> vehicles littered the side of the road with the storm's not done and, in new england could see blizzard conditions that as much as 2 ft. of snow as a system travels up the east coast. new york city is already preparing after christmas snowstorm paralyzed some streets for days. >> we do know that the job but new yorkers expect of us in the loss storm. we intend to make sure that that does not happen again. >> flight disruptions are expected to continue with delta air lines said it will cancel flights to atlanta wednesday as well. in washington some at his kron 4 news.

she will duke it out with the globe winner annette bening from "the kids are all right." michelle williams in "blue valentine." nicole kidman in rabbit hole and jennifer lawrence in winter's bone. >> i'll find it. >> reporter: this is the 20- year-old's first oscar nod. all the other actresses have already been to the big dance. in hollywood, kendis gibson, cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, is. >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with white asparagus. it's grown and never sees sunlight, on a mound under the ground or with canopies so the sun doesn't hit it. when the sun hits it the chemical reaction takes place and it turns green. why the asparagus, white is delicious. you have to select and store it right. when you buy them white from top to bottom very important. a little bit of yellowing here that's okay but if it's yellowing or green throughout it, did not buy it. before you cook with it, shave it. you see this? because right here gets very, very tough. so shave the outside of it and then cook with steamed or sauted. a little more expensive than green asparag

. >> in 1994, this is -- i had just started as an academic -- as a professor at duke, and i had started to write about these issues already, but i received a phone call from my mother, i was at duke and she was in california, and she told me that my aunt, my father's twin sister, leona, his name is leon, had been murdered in the philippines. she was killed by her chauffeur. and my aunt and my whole family in the philippines are part of the very, very economically dominant and entrepreneurial 1% chinese minority in the philippines, and her chauffeur was part of the largely impoverished, much more populous ethnic filipino majority, and so my mother told me about that. >> where did your aunt live? >> she lived by herself in a beautiful home in manila. many of my relatives still live in manila. >> so how did you find out that the chauffeur killed her, and what were the circumstances? >> well, there was actually no dispute. two maids immediately confessed that they had actually been accomplices. i mean, it was pre-me premeditad a few minutes before the murder, they testified that he was shar

. >> when dan duke visits his doctor, he rarely waits in the waiting room. >> step right in. >> that's because dan's family practice physician has less than 600 patients, so dan gets in right away. >> i needed to be seen today and i think i called at 10:00 and i was in here at 11:00 and seen right away. >> reporter: a few years ago when the doctor had 4,000 patients, that would have been impossible to pull off, but now he's with md-vip, a national group of doctors promising easy access and upscale care. no more nine-minute visits. >> i get to talk to my patients, i get to learn about them. i get to ask about nothing but the heart kinds of questions and do more comprehensive care for the patients. >> reporter: dan pays about $150 a month to access his doctor 24/7. >> i've been traveling around the world before and called at strange hours. he's able to answer the questions, knows my medical history. >> reporter: but he can also use his insurance for sick visits and screenings. dr. rye is also with md-vip. his practice has shrunk from 3,000 patients to 250. now he has no doubt he's offeri

under the taliban you didn't see such high levels of corruption go well you did come up to duke went to sit in the newly if you notice today it's become a widespread system systems that i'm under sort of it's true we didn't always argue with their politics but when it came to economics there was less corruption and we had fewer problems it was for them. in two thousand and one it took only a few weeks to house the taliban from kabul. but already instant mortality and violence still remains. how can one be surprised that eight years later the taliban are coming back. and the moment the coup the latest in science and technology from the ground force and. we've got the future of covered. it. all.

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john's upsetting number three duke. hardy had 26 points for the red storm. in the 93-78 route of the blue devils. >>> boston won an nba finals rematch with los angeles. paul pierce scored 32 for the celtics against the lakers and ray allen had 21 points in the 109-96 victory for boston. the lakers lost four of their last seven games. >>> and dwyane wade of miami had 32 points against oklahoma city, but it was eddie house who hit the go-ahead three-point shot and the heat beat the thunder 108-103. >>> and in the nfl, a record for the most points scored in the pro bowl. matt ryan connected for two touchdown passes as the nfc built a 42-0 lead. the afc got close in the second half, but the nfc held on for a 55-4 is victory. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top story. the demonstrations in egypt as chaos reigns in the streets. citizens are taking up arms to protect their neighborhoods. hborhoods. ♪ me and you ♪ a little rendezvous ♪ that special something ♪ that will carry you through ♪ that little reward ♪ for all the things you do

once again with today's news while verizon and at&t duke it out, the only clear winner is apple. i'm neal karlinsky for "nightline" in los angeles. >> well, it's a fight that's still too early to call. pun intended. >>> when we come back, an emergency arizona law, that's the subject of tonight's closing argument. but first, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: tonight, channing tatum is with us. from "off the map," mamie gummer. and n

and not to plug duke but duke and the law school, that's why we have a center there and you see when they first started years ago, you wouldn't see that at all. now there's i think 160 universities that have some sort of national security studies. it's a hot topic and it is possible and necessary for a democracy to educate itself. >> down here. >> i'm christine with p. sax in montgomery. i want to thank you, mr. wilkerson, for your interesting analysis. i read that there are more people in army bands than there are diplomats. and but my question for you is you talk about the lack of a constituency for the state department and the lack of a constituency for diplomacy. how can we change that? how would you see -- i thought your analysis was very profound and i don't know how we go about making that change. >> a good question, one we deal with in seminar because i ask my students how would you change it and i've had interesting responses to that. including i'm going to help change that and they go and -- i'd say probably a third of my students will take the foreign service exam. they wi

down tonight, florida state's chris singleton had 18 points as the seminoles knock off the top ranked duke and snap their 25-game win streak. >>> dunk of the night to that man, lawrence bowers of missouri, the tigers beat the nebraska cornhuskers. at number 1 we've got a streaker unfortunately he didn't see the glass partition. the glass partition. oh, down goes phrasier. now we all at some point in our life have walked into a glass wall having not seen it. >> no we haven't. >> yeah you have. but i've never done it nude so you got to feel for that guy. >> yeah, you got to be careful, you can damage your head. [ laughter in the background ] >> i hope he has children already. all right, we're coming right back maybe. >> ooh that looked like it hurt. >> you can bet on it. ,,,,,,,,"e"e"e"e"e"e"e"e"ewitne brought to you by cadillac. the new standard of the world. visit your cadillac dealer today. >> go ahead. >> okay. >> let's go streaking. >> eh, don't forget, tune into cbs5 early edition. ,,

for conspiring to kill american soldiers at a new jersey army base in this whole video footage the duke of brothers are firing guns in which they claim was target practice when they shoot the men say in arabic phrase which means god is great prosecutors claimed they were training for jihad but yet the weapons used by the brothers were reportedly provided by a government paid informant as the pool of alleged f.b.i. entrapment cases grows deeper the youngest voices are speaking loudest against injustice under a president who promised better elease if using the present make a change in this world and stop praise and take out all the free innocent muslims in the jail for lady luck that means going without a father. to a. better day. turning thirteen in the land of the free she's been forced to doubt more and more every day. r t. staying in the us the new congress is being sworn in more seats have gone to the republicans who seize control of the house of representatives and november's mid-term elections they're running to derail barack obama's health reform and push for spending cuts the pub

. >> the duke and duchess of windsor, 1952. >> when you think of royalty, you don't think about noise makers and confetti and this kind of passion and merry making. what i love about this is that it really looks like they're having a ball. >> there she was, debbie reynolds, 1953. >> she was very much the it girl, the girl of the moment. >> from clark cable to jimmy stewart, bellied up to the bar, 1957. >> they really were the kings of hollywood and they owned the town and they owned the bar. you could see their confidence and just how great they look in their tuxedos. >> in 1963, this rare image of the beatles. >> they're doing a christmas show in london. john played the villain, paul played the handsome hero, george played the heroine and was dressed in a skirt. ringo apparently just threw snow. >>igate to love clark gable and jimmy stewart at the bar there. that's the broadcast. thanks for spending part of the holiday right here with us. i'm david muir. good night. >> san francisco firefighters perform a daring rescue down a vertical wall in pouring rain. good evening. at least 45 p

i said, "do you want to go to duke, which is close? "mit, which is cold? or do you want to go to berkeley, where...naked girls." [laughter] it's a pretty straightforward kind of a thing. so i stayed there for seven years, and they finally ran me out with a ph.d. i married someone in the last year and she decided to go to medical school, so we moved to kansas city. and i started working with some pediatric cardiologists that dealt with...anytime there was a preemie born in kansas they would bring him in by helicopter to the kansas city medical center, usually. he was like, blue. but i ended up coming back to california because my wife was pretty much through, but she was definitely through with me, and... i didn't know exactly what i was going to do after that. i thought, for the summer i'm not going to do anything, i'll work in the restaurant, maybe. and then i said, "i have to do something serious now." and that's when i went over to uc san francisco and got that job killing rats, basically, for their brains-- studying the opiate receptors that we have, a

for conspiring to kill american soldiers at a new jersey army base in this whole video footage the duke of brothers are firing guns in which they claim was target practice when they shoot the men say in arabic phrase which means god is great prosecutors claim they were training for jihad but yet the weapons used by the ducal brothers were reportedly provided by a government paid informant as the pool of alleged f.b.i. entrapment cases grows deeper the youngest voices are speaking loudest against injustice under a president who promised better if he's in to be president make a change in this world and stop praise them and take out all the free innocent muslims in the jail for a lady that means growing older without a father. turning thirteen in the land of the free she's been forced to doubt more and more every day . r t. how the people of gaza are having to come up was unique ways to earn a living they say the economy is still sluggish despite israel easing a blockade last summer and was many unemployed in the region finding work is no easy feat party's policy reports. a group of gaza w

unranked florida state beat number one duke in college basketball snapping duke's 25-game win streak. as can you see it was party time in tallahassee. and that's the news at 7:33 and the duke coach was really nice. he says it wasn't about us being bad, it was they were good. >> coach k. he's good like that. all right, juju, thank you. another check of the weather with sam. >> good morning again, robin. so much of our time has been spent on the northeast or east coast. let's look into the northwest. they're getting part two of a one-two punch here. once you get into the mountains starting in the cascades into idaho and montana that becomes snow and big-time snow. in some cases 1 to 2 feet. is there a warm-up coming for the deep south? that is a slight answer yes. check out the numbers as we look for atlanta, 32 to the freezing mark, 41 friday, 47 on saturday, but those nighttime temperatures go well below the freezing mark so everything re-ices, and dallas comes up to about 67 degrees. nashville from the 23 mark today to 44 on saturday. that's going to feel better. k.c. starting below