aaron and his mother are hoping police will be unable to show probable cause that aaron committed ther which he is accused. >> the prosecutor's office is giving you this one-time opportunity to try to get this case resolved. are you not clear as to believing that they have enough on you? is that what the problem is? >> yeah, i know they don't. i didn't even do it. >> what the police officer is saying that is you basically fled from this vehicle and they chased you down, and that they were on foot pursuit pursuing you, and that led to your arrest. >> i don't even know nothing about -- >> were you driving a white expedition at any time? >> no. >> around that time period? >> no. >> you never took off running? you're saying none of that happened? >> none of that happened. >> all right. then i'll let the state know that you're going to not accept the proposal that was offered to resolve your case. >> aaron's complete denial of all wrongdoing puts a troubling new twist on the situation. >> i'm willing to plead guilty to this but i want to assure i can get back here -- >> you just told me yo

aaron told kristen and in my opinion anyway this was kind of a defend but it was a story at aaron and christine decide it was some kind of a defensive nails who enlisted the help of russell henderson in chastity paisley telling that story that decide to do this matthew making a unwanted tape advance. i want to read you one short -- this is a short letter and this was at least obvious to you at the time early in the case. this came out later. when i was through my research at the courthouse, this really struck me very much. i kept looking at it, examining it. this was a letter that aaron mckinney wrote, a handwritten letter part of the official record that aaron smuggled to wrestle at the albany county detention center. this was after they were arrested and aaron was essentially rising russell about the scenario they should use to explain the attack. hey homeboy, when we could acquire if they tries together or separate, they should hear you say what i had. be a new was getting foxed up at the bar and when we was asked to leave, not jeopardize us for a ride home so we gave him a ride. w

aaron gordon. no good. moser fights for the rebound.>> doug: arizona ran a set to get the ball to aaron gordon. he gets to the basket and can't put it in, and mike moser. position defense. secures the rebound. and now has a chance to put a ton of space between the ducks and the cats. >> andrew: one and one for moser. 75% free-throw shooter. comes up empty on the front end and mcconnell brings it into the frontcourt for arizona. mcconnell lost it. right to gordon, though. mcconnell. three ball. good. just the second three of the day for arizona. >> doug: and i know that oregon has been doubling at times aaron gordon in the post. why there? and why would you leave t.j. mcconnell. >> andrew: first field goal in 7 1/2 minutes for the wildcats. five-point game. >> doug: you know johnathan loyd wants to turn the corner. oregon is going to set a couple of ball screens. look for him to turn the corner. >> andrew: people have oregon on the bubble. this would take them off the bubble if they could lock down this win at home. young. three. no good

everywhere aaron went he took gaia. that opened the door for him.uddenly started engaging with other people, talking to staff, being more open. he had a softer, more nurturing side that emerged after gaia came into his life. aaron and i never had an overt conversation about the fact he killed his parents and now he was parenting a kitten. it was obvious to me though that whatever he couldn't feel for his own family and certainly the people he killed, he seemed to transfer all of these emotions over to this cat, which was interesting to observe, and we spent weeks there and i would check in with him periodically, and we were filming aaron looking at family photographs, and he started to pause and he seemed to almost be reminiscing in a good way as he looked at his mom, and he seemed to have a little kinder feelings towards her. >> this is probably the best picture i have ever seen of my mom. this was also in '85. this was when she graduated from a beauty school as a beautician. >> he was describing her in a kinder, more loving way than i had ever hea

let's go to news4's aaron gilchrist. aaron? >> 30 minutes into the fire. we want to take you back to the live pictures from chopper 4 at this hour, as fire crews from anne arundel county are battling flames at this point in the fire. this is at least a four-story apartment building. we can see at least one apartment building for certain. this may have expanded possibly into two buildings. we believe it's the seven oaks apartments on peaceful way. that's right off annapolis road in the odinton area. we don't know anyone who may be inside the building. we know the fire department has declared this a two-alarm fire, meaning they've had to bring in a lot more crews than they might typically bring in to fight a fire. there are reports about other counties, other localities sending in crews, either to cover some -- the rest of the county or to help with this fire. this is now video we shot earlier at the height of this fire. you can see absolutely intense flames coming from the roof of two -- it looks like at least two sides of one building here, as well as all

aaron and ericka, back to you in the studio. >> all right. thank you. >>> 4:28. new developments now in the search for missing 8-year-old relisha rudd. investigators will be back out at daybreak running a fine tooth comb over kennel worth park in northwest d.c. police spent all day there yesterday but came up empty-handed. they think relisha may be in the park after learning that her alleged abductor, khalil tatum, spent time there and bought large trash bags. megan mcgrath is live with the latest on the search. >> reporter: aaron, if you look behind me, you see the officer

aaron. >> so grant you two sets of blue. you leave the other one in there. you have the key, right? >> i was addicted to heroin twice a day. i used $200 a day, that's 50 bags a day. it affected myself and my family, and i heard this is the best program in the state to be clean. luckily, i got arrested to get into here. >> my life was good. i have a great family. i had a great job. i stole from my family, and they don't trust me. they gave me so many chances, and this is my last chance, becausefy don't succeed here, i won't have any family backing. and i come from a big family. and i'll be on my own and i don't want that. >> sofield has plead guilty to theft and forgery and awaiting sentencing. he has had several prior convictions for drug possession as well. >> you guys, this is aaron. >> welcome. >> i'm not going to lie. i still think about getting high pipts always in the back of my head. that's it. i can't ever get high again. i'm 29, i'm a little young, but i have been around a lot compared to some of the kids in here that are still young. and they think

tonight, aaron paul, from "scandal", bellamy young. this week in unnecessary censorship and music from jetta with cleto and the cletones. and now, for the most part, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. that's very nice. welcome to beautiful hollywood california. you're here on a good night. music tonight from a woman who flew all the way from liverpool to be here. her name is jetta. bellamy young will be here tonight. she plays s the first lady on "scandal." and aaron paul will be here. he's jessie pinkman on "breaking bad." it will go down as the best tv series about managing a car wash that we' ever seen. next week we'll be in austin for the south by southwest festival. who wouldn't love to go on vacation with every one of their co-workers, right? you may have noticed our parking lot security guillermo is not here tonight. he's already in austin sniffing our hotel room for bombs and tequila or something. hi there. hi. that's our security guard. [ applause ] >> jimmy: may i ask

and the jail's drug rehabilitation center. >> aaron sofield's growth was amazing.e attitude, maybe i'll do this program. from that day, just progressed into, wow, i do have a problem. i do have something in my life isn't going the right way. and i need to change it around. >> in fact, sofield who was in jail on a theft conviction recently turned down a chance of freedom in order to complete the program. >> he went to court, and he told the judge that he wanted to stay in this program, which i thought was important. a lot of people will not do that. >> i have court two weeks ago, i think. the prosecutor and judge told me i could leave. time served, you know. basically -- get out. my stomach told me, i couldn't leave. i was only here like 30 days. every other program i've been to, 30 days, i was right back to the same thing. running the streets. it's not good. i want to get this to work this time. i don't want to have to do this again. >> to accommodate his request, the judge gave him a longer sentence than he normally would have, 180 days. but sofield is eligible fo

than green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers.e is right there, enjoying the post game dancing. >> pretty good dancing. >> also joining the huddles a well. tonight, virginia and michigan state. iowa state and uconn. kentucky and louisville. and tennessee and michigan. betty who do you have? >> i'm going to go with virginia. i don't flow. i just picked something. >>> the 76ers. record-setting game against houston. they lost 120-98. with that loss, the philadelphia 76ers have now tied the all-time losing streak with 26 straight. one of the worst teams in the history of pro basketball right there. >>> johnny football, johnny manziel starting. starring in his nfl pro day at texas a&m, sporting the camo shorts. 2012 heisman winner impressed as he threw 65 passes to six different receivers. 75 officials from 30 teams in attendance, and so was the former president. there you have george h.w. bush. barbara there, as well. watching the onn football show. he looked good, betty. he looked very, very good yesterday. >> he did. thank you, crai

commissioner president katz i'm aaron miller i'm the transportation project person. i'm here as diane said with my colleague porter albert and diane and all the colleagues from the port i see here today. as diane mentioned i'll to start with the brief overview and reminder if you're not familiar with the planning efforts they've been underway for a year now it gives us context to those precise projects i'm going to be talking about. the planning area is extending along the bay area waterfront of the city from fort mason to exempting point in the planning analysis we're take into account all of the development that has been anticipated through 20040 and in addition to that, the development i'm sure our familiar with are underway and those weren't initially anticipated in a lot of the planning and transportation planning so we're taking a step back. we see this as an opportunity to increase take a strategic planning development that will result in identification and elevation and prioritization to support the future of the transportation. i'm going to go over 4 steps o

. >> peter overlooking better from mta working closely with aaron one of the points aaron's made the pilot is looking at to a number of intersection we can x traits the results we can have the intersection with the bay bridge line is effecting the traffic and extrapolate to six or seven other intersections that's where why we go small with the pilot by big with the violation. >> it's not going to be scrapped but that's assuming all goes well. in terms of bicycle lanes there's been a number of thoughts and possible ways of modifying our bicycle lanes that's often done in europe where lanes a shifted in golden gate park where we have the bicycle lanes between the sidewalk and the cars rather the parked cars to the moving cars any thought to how that will work in the downtown area >> absolutely we're looking at everything from a pretty high-level but working with the divisions in the agency and working closely with our bible and pedestrian folks. i believe the bicycle people have coming to talk about the planning that is just flaw with the embarcadero bicycle study >> we're scheduling a

. >> aaron sternaman who played the jesse character on the hit show breaking bad was in town.rector scott wild were here to promote the action movie need for speed in theaters now. a lot was shot in san francisco but the conversation gravitated perhaps paul's first on-camera appearance 15 years ago on the price is right. >> aaron sternaman. >> i played a character on the price is right because i knew they wanted energy, and so i went and had a big cbs bumper sticker on my back. i had one of my nephew's tennis shoes hanging from my belt and drank like six or seven cans of red bull and acted out of my mind. and it's hilarious to watch. >> that's the character i've been telling you, we've got to bring that back. >> aaron, what do you bid on that? >> $1200 bucks. >> i could not sit still because of the red bull. >> aaron wins. >> can i do my ellen degeneres? >> sure. >> we go, one, two, three. >> ah, the selfy shot, got to get those. paul by the way on that show almost won a car. he overbid by $132. >> missed it by that much. >> we'll see you again at 11:00. your latest news and w

aaron? >> tracie potts on the l'il.u. >>> right now, more security concerns at the nation's tallest building. two cnn producers were arrested one world trade center sneak ot site. police say the men tried four times to climb the fences and push through the gates before being arrested. cnn says the men were there to do a story on security breaches but were not asked to sneak on to the site. this comes a day after four men were arrested for this base jump from one world trade center -- one world trade center back in september. this video of the jump was posted on youtube yesterday. one of the men was a former construction worker at the site. he helped the three daredevils gain access to the top of the building. you might recall this teenager. he was arrested for sneaking on top of that building last week. in both cases, a hole in construction fencing was used to get in. >>> there is a search happening right now in loudoun county for a group of men wanted for a sex assault. an 18-year-old woman says they approached her on

and aaron burgess is a public policies professional, welcome everyone to the stream, so adam, you are the u.n. criminal yoest and highest rated professor, you are recognize t at one of the 40 best business professors under 40. you have is worke worked wh the likes of google, the u.s. military, explain this theories how does it work. >> it looks like we do not have his mike, so i will keep everybody on pins and needles. in the meantime, you have read his book, this is something you have stud isdies and obviously you look at a lot of these theories as a way of helping your clients. >> sure. >> and a way to make your business suck is recessful, how practical is it to think that you can advance is your own career by advancing someone else's? maybe even before your personal interests in. >> i think it is really important to note that business networks professional networks, don't happen overnight. they happen as a result of a lot of connections and a lot of planning. and you know you might not get something from someone for years down the road. so helping your network with to grow, and to

aaron and ericka, back to you in the studio. >>> we're following breaking news this morning. we go to news4's richard jordan at the live desk. >>> ericka, developing this morning, oscar pistorius was expected to take the stand in his own defense today, but the judge in the murder trial delayed those proceedings for another week. this would have been the first day of defense arguments. the reason for the delay is because an assessor, lawyer who's part of the judge's team, is not feeling well. pistorius is charged with the death of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. the double amputee runner schottenstein camp. he says he thought -- steenkamp. he says he thought she was an intruder. prosecutors say he shot her after an argument. the trial will pick up april 7th. >>> president obama is getting ready to leave italy for saudi arabia. he met with the italian president in rome. today he will meet with saudi king abdullah. some of the king's closest confidantes have been upset with how the u.s. has handled the nuclear program and syria's civil war. >>> the search area for malaysian air

i believe this is aaron. my name is sue hester this is for the disclosing heights area the major part of the house is in the various calendar but there's surveillance in the dir it's been a confusion for me per one is the list there's no mailing to the dr requester his attorney and the adjacent property owner that's a matter of contentious. i got the notice my client again get the notice. aaron is the dr requester and angling angus neither of them got mailed notice. when i got the nail r mail notice and the other people the police put on the thing. the cross street is diamond street because this is my old neighborhood i know it's another hill. that is here is eureka valley and csa 0 electro is in the middle and here's delores heights. there was a lot of confusion and people throw out the notices because it says dynamic street. i found the key review this was the cross streets which is doug and that's further west i lived in my old neighborhood. so one the notice didn't come out to or iron and my clients and a

byerly's bunk. >> aaron byerly?today, byerly goes to a discipline hearing. which could result in his getting time in segregation. >> i'm not going to be a person that's going to put my business out there. if they say they found something then they found it. i'm not just going to say that it's mine and cop out like that. that's just not my style. >> go to the table over there and have a seat in that red chair. >> byerly is due to transfer to prison any day now. if he is sent to segregation before then, that sanction could carry over to prison, as well. >> you want to tell me your side of the story? >> yeah. when the s.o.r.t. team had came in, i was at the very front of the door. i was watching tv. there was a group of people by my rack. i don't know who put it there, i can't give you no individual name or nothing like that. all i can say is it wasn't mine. >> here's what i got. this isn't your first time getting caught with contraband. and it's hard for me to believe that that wasn't yours, especially it was wrapped

instead, he just wants to start a consideration with aaron -- a conversation with aaron. and following that we will take your questions. i also want to recognize the league of arab states ambassador to the u.s. who is here somewhere -- who is not here. yes, he is. there he is. welcome, ambassador. and, now, let me turn the program over to two very special people, aaron miller and our dear, dear friend, saeb erekat. >> thanks, jane. thank you. >> jane, thank you very much. and for your extraordinary leadership of this center. and thank you all for coming at such an early hour. saeb, i have four questions for you, but i want to begin with just one personal observation. we've known each other for a very long time, since the early '80s. before madrid, through toes low process -- through the oslo process, through the collapse of camp david, through the darkest years of israeli/palestinian confrontation, through the annapolis process right up to the present. we've had our arguments, disagreements, we've yelled at each other, we've celebrated with each other, we've actually shed

>> aaron says he couldn't have done this without the help of his buddy paul over at pkv visions. let's get to the real cool part. >> heads to where we first told each other i love you. >> the sun is setting. she's getting pretty close. >> she finally gets there and sees her man and gives him a big smooch. >> let me crown you the winner of your own amazing race. >> he gets down on one knee and she's in tears, so is he. >> yes, i love you. >>> when it comes to that dirty dashboard -- >> you've been cleaning it wrong! >> the secret solution you probably have in your kitchen. >> and you see it looks brand new. h,z/ >>> imagine you sit down to watch a big music show and you get a phone call from your neighbor saying, hey, there's a foal in my yard. this foal got separated from its mom so this woman and her family ended up with the foal for the night and guess who it became friends with? her 4-year-old daughter. >> ah. >> playing in the yard together, how adorable is that? she gave her a hug! >> this happened in 2012 but it was posted in october and it's just now trending because of th

aaron carter fan. appearance? fabulous. personality, not so much.ous past times, knocking cups out of the hands of the homeless and tricking boyfriends to thinking she was pregnant. she turned out to be a social experiment conjured up by a comedy writer. >> i wanted to see if there was a lower limit of how awful a woman could be before men wouldn't message her own dating websites. >> over 1,000 men still wanted to date her. with nearly 40% of american singles looking for love online. relationship coach donna barnes said men just can't help themselves. >> it all starts visually for a man as far as attraction. >> you say visual, i say shal w shallow. >> okay, so men are shallow online. but surely they wouldn't be as blinded by beauty in person. well, we decided to find out. which brings us back to the world bar and our ringer, lindsay. tonight, we asked her to be not just beautiful, but obnoxious in that same special aaron carter fan way. >> one time i did sleep with my cle college roommate's boyfriend, but i couldn't help it. he was hot. he kind of l

. >> let's bring in aaron david miller.ou wrote an op-ed on cnn how the crisis in ukraine could affect places like syria and iran. could you talk a little bit about the fallout that you see occurring in other spheres? i don't know if we have his mike there. can you hear me? aaron david miller, can you hear me? all right. then we're going to have to just move on and get back to aaron david miller as soon as question get communications established there. >> the beauty of live television, right? >> absolutely. >> thanks for bearing with us, everyone. we're going to go to some of our top stories today. number one, a mystery at sea unfolding now under the cover of darkness. after a jet carrying 239 people vanished off the southern coast of vietnam. last hour malaysian transportation official vowed the search will continue around clock and that it's focused on the sea, not on land. according to the airline, three americans including an infant were onboard the 477 from kuala lumpur to beijing. >>> the jobs report was better than e

aaron is here with a beijing recipe really, isn't it?time of year -- once a year they gather and sort of steer the economy or try to steer it in the right direction. hi, lyse, by the way. lyse is in the house. love that lady. let's talk about the world's second largest economy, china's parliament started their annual congress in beijing. some 3,000 delegates will attend the national people's congress for the next ten days. in the first session delegates heard from president and the premier, there were a few key topics. in the opening remarks the leaders confirm that china's growth target will stay at 7.5%. they also said they want private companies to take a bigger role in the economy and they'll continue to open up state-owned enterprises. now, the government has also increased its defense spend by another 12.2% to be precise, taking the total spend to well over $120 billion a year. i tell you what, that makes china, it now has the second biggest defense budget in the world. let's go straight over to linda yu, our chief business corresp

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aaron and eun? >> thank you. >>> it is 5:54. new information on the progress on the new i-95 express lanes in northern virginia. six electronic devices are already in place over existing hov lanes. that includes e-zpass readers and cameras. the first tolls have been installed on 395. those are the sensor holders that span the highway. crews will install 24 more gantries in the coming months. the express lanes are supposed to early open next year. >>> traffic may soon be even worse on one of alexandria's busiest streets. the city is adding bike lanes to part of king street. the road is already narrow. some neighbors say the new lanes will lead it even more accidents. bicyclists and planner say the lanes will make the area safe for people on bikes. >> a tragedy waiting to happen. i can attest someone's going to get hurt unless something's changed. bicyclists are not going to change. >> easy to put on and take off. it will change when we see blood on the paint. >> it new lanes will run between janney's lane and russell road. that's

. >> before aaron alexis killed 12 people in the washington navy yard september 16, there were warning signs. while in the navy come he was cited eight times for misconduct. he complained of hearing voices. he believed he was being controlled by ultralow frequency attacks. all, he held onto a secret government clearance that a wild him -- that allowed him to walk into the navy yard. it federal investigation found the military was simply not doing enough to keep track of its own people. reviews identify troubling gaps in dod's ability to detect, prevent, and respond to instances where somebody looking for us -- working for us, a government employee, member of the military, or contractor decides to inflict harm on this institution and its people. >> they ordered several changes to help prevent future inside attacks. he said there will be better continuous monitoring of people with clearance. there will be a signal authority with response ability to improve security. and a number of people holding secret clearances will be reduced by 10%. >> sounds like something that should have been don

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aaron and dawn's son hunter has severe epilepsy. they shared this video with us and allowed us to show it to you because they want you to be able to see the kinds of terrible seizures this young child goes through. they say their lives change precipitously when they saw charlotte, a little girl in sanjay's first documentary. she has a similar condition to hunter. and charlotte was being treated successfully with a liquid form of marijuana, the strain of which, by the way, is now known as charlotte's web. it's a available in colorado, but not necessarily everywhere else. so what did they do? they lived in georgia, and they picked up and they moved hunter to colorado can right away, so they could start a similar treatment like charlotte is undergoing. and they say that hunter's seizures went were as many as 100 per day to sometimes only two per week. and i'm happy now to be joined by dawn, who is in atlanta, and aaron and hunter who together are joining us from colorado. welcome to all of you. and aaron, i would like to begin with you

aaron is with us. china the focus. >> yeah. this is the first time.interesting is investors around the world have always seen china as risk free in terms of buying corporate bonds, basically buying company debt. it was always backed up by the state. a bit of a twist on that now. let me explain. hello. yes, in other markets around the world this wouldn't be a major story. in china, for the very first time, the government there has allowed a chinese company to default on its bond payments. basically its debt payments without the government intervening or bailing the company out. it is the shanghai based chaori energy. now it is officially in default. as our chief business correspondent told us earlier, the default may be exactly what the chinese authorities want. >> the studies are quite sang n sanguine. without the ability to let some companies go through default and bankruptcy, a lot of observers would say they could possibly stand behind a market of that side. this company stands apart from the other bailouts that the chinese government has done. the

all yours. >> thanks, aaron, for dropping by. stay with us on "bbc world news." still to come. >> can you hear my voice coming through both sides? >> yes. yes. >> the moment a woman who's been deaf hears for the first time is captured on video. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. wanted to go and see a lion up close. this zoom lens is amazing. go and smell the roses! >>> you're with "bbc world news." the first for the missing malaysian airline, a move 1100 kilometers north. that's new information combining radar and satellite data indicating the plane's highest speed. >>> the number of people confirmed dead in a massive mudslide near seattle in the u.s. has risen to 25. rescuers say they expect the number to rise as more bodies are recovered. >>> the trial of the olympic athlete, oscar pistorius, has been adjourned for te

it's not good but i appreciate aaron star we have two more mc d opening in our neighborhood there is already a problem with double parking because we're not servicing the citizens of district 11 but citizens of san mateo couldn't and san mateo county didn't allow delivery services or mc d they come into our area and there's two more mc d and two more within the south of market those are pending i said that you but i think you need to understand where the community is coming from so consider 8 what's the process when an mc d opposite side you have no idea how the process worked and at the end of the day it's the public health department that issues the permits. there's the issues of when a club for example, tree medicaid is no longer operated by tree medicaid there was no notification given to the community. and then i would also the one thousand buffer around the recreation centers if that would have been removed we would have another mc d in the neighborhood. so really think those changing those types of green zones doctor the other issue is looking at where the zip codes are coming

aaron levie joins us this morning from austin. aaron, good to have you.o be in at south by southwest than the one you're in. what are you seeing down there so far that is the interesting? >> one is sort of a lot of nerds and hollywood people are getting together. so this is, i think, right behind me nicholas cage is about to go on in an hour or so. a lot of interesting interaction happening. >> yeah. i understand the line for lina dunham is out the door. that's a subject for another day. walk me through where you are in terms of growth. a lot of people are curious to know whether your revenue growth is going to be a linear, gradual event or more stair step, more case function. >> well, unfortunately i can't talk too much about revenue growth, but as you can imagine we're very, very focused on getting to every business in the world with our software. so we want to change how all companies work with their information. and we're going to be growing as aggressively as we can to make that possible. >> hey, aaron, jon fortt here. good to see you. a tweet that y

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