This is AP News Minute.

Memphis Tennessee is watching the worst of it flow by. The Mississippi River crested just below record levels there, leaving a mess in low-lying areas. Attention is now turning to cities and communities downstream.

President Barack Obama is turning his attention to immigration reform. He’s visiting the U.S.-Mexico border today urging Republicans to take on comprehensive immigration legislation.

NATO says its warplanes struck a command and control facility in the middle of Libya's capital today. The alliance says the targets were all military and Italian officials deny targeting Moammar Gadhafi in particular.

Software giant Microsoft may soon be getting even bigger. The company today announced it will buy Skype for $8.5 billion. The purchase would also make Microsoft a bigger force in the smartphone market.

Tim Miguire, the Associated Press with AP News Minute.

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