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A: March 29, 2013. Download PDF maps related to today's show:. Washington; Ellis Island. Hong Kong. Click here to access the transcript of today's CNN Student News program. Please note that there may be a delay between the time when the video is available and when the transcript is published.


Q: Michael Clarke is tipped to make a $170,000 loss on the south Sydney pad he paid $2.87 million for in 2006. The home was the first investment property the cricketer bought, which is close to his parents Sutherland home. Clarke and wife Kyly moved out of Bondi earlier this year into a $8.5 million Vaucluse home in Sydney's east. The Lilli Pilli home is going to Auction at the end of this month and has amazing riverfront views, four bathrooms and five bedrooms.
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A: By. Daniel Mills for Daily Mail Australia. Michael Clarke is selling his Lilli Pilli home. Australia cricket captain Michael Clarke's property portfolio is set to take a dive with this stunning  Sydney mansion expected to sell for less than the 2006 price he paid for it. Clarke, who recently bought an $8.5 million mansion with wife Kyly, has the  1,667sqm of waterfront property in Sydney's southern suburb of LilIi Pilli listed with McGrath Real Estate and it is forecasted to sell for $2.7 million at auction. If it reaches the clearance price, Clarke, who failed to sell the home for $3.4 million in 2009 will make a $170,000 loss on the $2.87 million home he paid for eight years ago. The contemporary five-bedroom home, Clarke's first investment property, is located in the Sutherland Shire close to where Australia's middle order batsman's parents live. Among its hallmark features it boasts a stunning national park backdrop and sweeping riverfront views and four bathrooms. The split-level property also comes with pool, spa and boatshed. Clarke and wife Kyly moved out of their Bondi base earlier this year into the newly acquired Vaucluse home, also in Sydney's east. The pair paid $8.5 million for the property after the previous owners agreed to drop the price down from $9.5 million. The five-bedroom contemporary Lilli Pilli home offers incredibly expansive views of Gannons and Turriel Bay. Part of the property's appeal is a swimming pool, jet spa, boathouse, slipway and boatshed. Michael Clarke's first investment property failed to sell in 2009 for $3.4 million. The $2.7 million price guidance for the 30 August auction is less than Clarke's 2006 purchase price. The property offers a vast open-plan main living area with high a vaulted ceiling. The five bedroom home has enough room to accomodate a large or extended family. Clarke paid $2.87 million for the home in 2006 and has renovated it since. The property offers Numerous entertaining terraces, tiered lawns, lush greenery. The bathrooms are described as 'chic' Michael Clarke bought a Vaucluse home earlier this year for $8.5 million when the previous owners agreed to drop the price down from $9.5 million. The 1,667sqm waterfront land has majestic river views to Sydney's Royal National Park.


Q: Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland beat Czech Tomas Berdych 6-1, 6-1 to go top of Group A. The match lasted just 58 minutes as Wawrinka got back to winning ways. Win earned the Swiss 200 ranking points  as he fights to keep top four spot.
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assistant: Stanislas Wawrinka opened his ATP World Tour Finals campaign in stunning fashion with a straight-sets demolition of Tomas Berdych. The Swiss took just 58 minutes to beat his out-of-sorts Czech opponent 6-1, 6-1 and go top of Group A, with world No 1 Novak Djokovic and US Open champion Marin Cilic due to face off later on Monday night. Wawrinka had arrived here having won just one of his last five matches but there was no sign of that recent poor form as he earned an early break in the second game with a nervy Berdych firing a forehand wide. Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland capitalised on a nervy Tomas Berdych to start his campaign in style. Berdych, of the Czech Republic, has not won any of his opening matches at the O2 Arena in London. Berdych has never won his opening match at the O2 Arena and it quickly looked to be heading that way again as a deep return by Wawrinka secured the double break for 4-0. Wawrinka had a set point for a first-serve bagel but Berdych saved with an ace and finally got on the board, before Wawrinka held to wrap up the first set in just 25 minutes. Things got no better for Berdych in the second set as a lengthy third game ended with Wawrinka claiming the break courtesy of his trademark one-handed backhand which was too powerful for Berdych to get back. Wawrinka's victory earned him 200 ranking points as he fightsto keep his place in the world top four. Wawrinka then reeled off the next four games in quick succession to clinch victory, as well as 200 ranking points which will prove handy as he bids to retain his place in the world's top four. Wawrinka said: 'I didn't expect to win that easy in the score, for sure. But I was ready to play well. 'I had a great week of preparation. I worked really, really hard [in the last] few weeks with Magnus [Norman, his coach]. 'Even if the result wasn't there in Basel and Paris, I was feeling the ball really well on the practice court.' The good news for Czech fans is that Berdych has always gone on to win his second match at the ATP World Tour Finals, but the world No 7 will have to drastically improve in his next match on Wednesday if he is to continue that particular streak. Berdych said: 'Unfortunately it was my worst match of the season and I kept it for the start here in the World Tour Finals.'