aspen, land of snow. socialites and now -- >> found beaten to death. >> murder. >> my friend is in her closet ded! >> a trust fund baby running low on funds and making enemies. >> so, this is a toxic mix. >> this is about as tox six as it can get. >> who hated her enough to do her in? her down on the luck tenants, suddenly forced out by her. >> did you ever say, i could kill this woman. >> i said, i could wring earl neck. >> or a put upon assistant taken advantage of once too often? >> we found the mudder rep. >> or could it be all three? >> to leave so little evidence at the scene would have taken multiple people. >> tonight, foul local the footprints. fingerprints. a bloody smear on the bed. explosive interrogation tapes. >> i'm letting you know, that's a lie. >> and a grisly find in the trash. >> i said, am i dreaming? you're not dreaming, there's a dead body. >> with life, and now death in a posh resort, who is guilty? >> money is the thread running through all of this. >> who has it and who wants it?

oh, boy, skiing in aspen! i can't wait. hey, boys, we're all going to aspen for the weekend.wow, a ski trip with my new best buddies! oh, i'm all sticky. [ a-ha's "take on me" plays ] chris: here we are, everyone.

a house fire on aspen hill.an use parkland drive or even connecticut avenue as your alternate routes and our nick giovanni is on the scene. he'll have more information for us in just a few minutes. there's also an accident that involves a car and a pole down on georgi closed between brookeville road and greg road. you'll have to follow police direction to get around that one. 270 itself expect the delays now off and on out of frederick. the heaviest stretch will be 109 to 121 which is always the case president it opens up at route 121 in clarksville. let's go to a couple of live pictures. outer loop side of the beltway just as i predicted in the 6:00 hour this already slows down. this will be continuous through the morning rush hour. hopefully it stays incident free. right now just that typical volume as you leave new hampshire to georgia. that's the top stretch of the beltway. 95 is not affected right now coming down from calvertton to the beltway in college park. heefertion the beltway on the west side of town

on the right is a quaking aspen. two superficially true center, on the north side in the northeast. in the winter the easiest way to tell them apart is by their tricks. once you learn not, you realize that helps you to distinguish all of the birches from all the aspen. they all have fun or delicate waves and all the poplars in athens have thicker, more angular look into it. some of the things that i learned about birds. there are these patterns and similarities that run throughout the species of birds. these three species here, like all of the small songbirds, they have the same number of lines of street on their, the same number for is the feathers. so the pattern on these birds are determined by the arrangement of the feathers. they all have exactly the same arrangement of feathers. it is only the markings on the feathers that are different. and here, just like the birches in athens. at the beginning order of you might learn the difference between herons and cranes. they are both great longnecked birds on trade and birds. until you pick up a guide and learn the difference, you don

hemlock and aspen. there was lumber in the north.he railroads killed the steam boats but there was lumber in the north. head's up, lumber on the upper river. head's up. lumber enough to cover all europe. ♪ down from minnesota and wisconsin, down to st. paul, down to st. louis and st. joe. lumber for the new continent of the west. lumber for the new mills. ♪ there was lumber in the north and coal in the hills. iron and coal. down to pittsburgh, down to wheeling. iron and coal to the steel mill for the railroads driving west and south for the new sitters of the great valley. ♪ we build new machinery and cleared new land in the west. 10 million bales down the to gulf. 15 million bales down to the gulf. cotton if for spools of italy and germany. ♪ we built 100 cities in 1,000 towns. st. paul and mississippi. cincinnati and st. louis. omaha and kansas city. across the rockies down to the minnesota, 2,500 miles to new orleans. we built a new continent. black spruce and norway pine, douglas fir and red cedar. scarlet oak and hickory. we bui

this is on iris street near aspen hill road. a man told crews his mother was still inside. rescuers found her upstairs. she died at the hospital. another man who lived nearby described the scene. he didn't want his face shown on camera. >> when i got here, the fire department was there are on the scene. the ladder truck had already deployed. there was smoke billowing out of the upper floors. >> the woman who died was in her 70s. two firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion. firefighters believe the fire started in the basement. >>> there's a new effort to bring the 2024 olympics to the washington region. the d.c. 2024 bid organization launched this website just a few hours ago. arlington county's board chair already announced support for the olympic bid. the website also introduces its board of directors, which includes prominent businessman ted leontis. he owns the capitals and the wizards, of course. >>> if you have been out there this morning, you know it is humid out there. veronica johnson joins us with her first midday forecast. good morning. >> good morning, bar

in aspen hill, john gonzalez, abc seven news. >> a reward has been increased to $45,000 for the the information leading to an arrest of a man wanted in the death of a three-year-old girl. a federal wanted on warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. the fbi announced today that it is joining with the prince george's county police in the search for wallace. a suspected accomplice has been arrested. news for thousands of families in prince george's county. a boil water advisory has been lifted. it's a great start to the weekend for tens of thousands of prince george's county residents who spent much of the week having to boil their tap water. >> i have three-year-old, so i was concerned. i didn't realize there was a ban and i watched him brush his teeth, so i was concerned. >> everyone found themselves inconvenienced by the boil water it visor he. customersfted, all have to do now is run their tap water. that is nothing compared to what they had to do all week. >> we could not do ice tea. it made it a challenge for sodas. we had to get canned soda and ice and from the district. interestin

intake towers, two on each side for the powered plant aspen stock system climbed as a maze of reinforcingnd concrete, perched on shelves, these graceful columns rose 403 feet, well above the dam's crest and the canyon's rim. two giant spillways were set against the canyon walls on each side of the reservoir just above the dam. these high level controls each capable of bypassing 200,000 cubic feast water per second assure that no water ill ever over top the dam. water flowing into the basins plunges downward into the tunnels to enter the river below the dam, 100-foot long drum gates rise during flood stage to give the reservoir an additional 16 feet of storage. hoover dam's pen stock system called for pipes of unprecedented size, ranging from 8 1/2 to 30 feet in diameter and 5/8 to 2 3/4 inches. steel plate was brought from eastern rolling mills. a steel fabrication plant erected especially for this job near the dam site rolled and assembled nearly the three miles of pipe installed in the canyon wall tunnels. hoover dam's construction, fabrication of the pipe sections required special mach

. >> all the way through our garage is aspen street. >> that's correct. >> it's not clear i get our objection about the variance but it's tough to build without a variance no real way without the encroachment into the rear yard. >> the project sponsor is a professional developer i mean, he knowingly bought this incredibly small substandard lot knowing this in advance. >> so what itself impact fee what are you looking for besides i get the variance discussion what are you looming to mitigate against. >> there's two aspects to it. one is the fact that the project sponsor deliberately misrepresented >> forgetting forget that half the process getting here open the development reporter on the project before us what impacts are you looking to mitigate. >> there's impacts on clayton street in terms of light and privacy and ashbury street in terms of the fact it didn't follow the roofline it clearly is way above the ashton roofline it is not period of time inept to the ash burger roofline it hooves over is west side it completely pops out on the west side so those are the elements, of course, their -

aspen, you will see rain coming up for tuesday. hope you have a good day whenever you are. here is your extended outlook. >>> for all of us here on "newsline" thank you for watching. there is more to come here on nhk wo gg99Ññwçç hello and welcome. it is 1:00 p.m. here in the french capital. parliament votes to give limited role to the country's east while offering an amnesty for all who fought in the conflict. signed anev has historic pact intended to bring it closer to the eu. taking on the islamic state organization, washington launches its first day of strikes southwest of baghdad as the u.s. continues to build an international alliance. president barack obama ok for the u.s. to send 3000 military personnel to help fight the evil outbreak in west africa.

it's for sale in aspen. 10.75 million. the compound has a six-bedroom main house, five-bedroom guest house. it's set on more than 7.5 acres in one of the beautiful parts of this beautiful country. sue? >> absolutely is, ty. >>> you know, it's never a good time for a shark attack, of course. but it's probably a good thing that this happened at the end of the season. otherwise it could have ruined business on the massachusetts coast. two girls on kayaks attacked by a great white shark. listen to them tell their story. >> we were just talking and paddling. and i look over to talk to her. and it came completely out of the water and got the bottom of the board and flipped her over and knocked my kayak completely over. i saw at least four feet of its head. we were sitting in the water, and she was sinking. and i was flipped over holding onto the bottom of the kayak. and it was petrifying waiting in that water for the harbor master to come and not knowing if anybody was going to come get us. >> the scariest part was sitting in th

aspen has challenges. it's a one-way runway with -- you know -- >> maybe i wouldn't like it. >> right. the out-of-the way places in which -- not high tech or don't have high tech in -- in hong kong anymore. the out-of-the way places that are popular, that are the places that i would want to take my private jet. >> you know, telluride is a popular destination in colorado. the mountains tend to be popular. i understand there's cheap beer in cabo. plus the overnights in cabo, as well, another popular spot. it is very much places you've never heard of before. in fact, i've been in this industry a long time. there's still new airports every day i learn about when we're going there for the first time. you know, i think every pilot will tell you their most favorite airport is one they haven't been to yet. you land for the first time, it's like unwrapping a gift and having that experience that they never had before. >> may never be rich enough to throw a dart at a map. thank you very much for being with us. >> tha

miller spent six years aspen penn state police commissioner before joining the nfl in 2009. remains unclear what happened to the video once it arrived at league offices. >>> and, an unusual mystery for police in new mexico, catching images whatever they believe are ghosts on surveillance cameras at the police station. check it out. now, detectives say there is cents no way in or out of the secured area without an open gate anal large sounding. they say there is cents no logical explanation for this. turns out, though, there are a loft ghost stories around there. >> a lot of our offers verse seen certain things, some of the officers have felt what appears to be somebody breathing down their neck as they're working on reports in the briefing room. >> spooky. the police department has been at the location since 2006. no inmates have died there. we are told there have been some unsolved murders nearby. >>> just in time for halloween. 5:13, we will check in with carol. good weather news today for a change. >> yes, fortunately, we got the goblins out of the forecast. they were def

. >>> a fire that broke out in the aspen hills home this morning has turned deadly. an elderly woman rescued on the home of irish street, she lost her fight to stay alive just hours later. a man ran out into the streets, screaming for help before realizing that his mother was trapped inside. and that fire started in the basement before it spread through the stairwell and trapped the woman on the second floor. and firefighters, they had to use a pretty complicated rescue technique to try to get to her. >> they had to enter the overground ladders through the second floor window. remove first through that second floor window and down the ground ladder. >> in the end the woman died from smoke inhalation and other injuries. the fire department's spokesperson tells us that the home did not have a smoke detector. >>> president obama is joining other world leaders for a nato summit in wales, being called one of their most important event ever. what to do about isis in iraq and syria and what to do about russia and ukraine. >> russian troops and russian tanks are attacking th

. >>> dozens of people are likely out of their homes tonight after a fire in aspen hill.montgomery county fire and rescue says about 75 to 100 firefighters responded to this scene at the pep are tree farm apartments on bliss -- peppertree farm apartments on whispering pine court. at one point the fire was on every floor from the attic to the basement. luckily no one was hurt. >>> new reports raising questions as to just what nfl commissioner roger goodell knew in the ray rice domestic abuse case. according to several reports, ray rice claims he told nfl commissioner roger goodell in june that he knocked out his wife in an elevator, two months before a video of the incident was posted on the internet and it contradicts what roger goodell today nora o'donnell earlier this week on cbs this morning. >> when we met with ray rice and his representatives, it was ambiguous about what actually happened. >> nfl appointed former fbi director robert mueller to investigate the case. long before the ray rice assault there was robin gibbons abused by mike tyson. new entertainment tonigh

clark kent irvine from the aspen institute. pleasure to have you with us. >> thank you. >> for more, i'm joined by brian fishman, a counterterrorism fellow serving as director of research at the combatting terrorism center at the u.s. military academy at west point. great to have you with us. i spoke to former homeland security official about the claim that iraqi intelligence discovered the plot to attack subways in the u.s. and france. what do you make of that? >> i think any time you get - the united states gets information from a plot from a foreign intelligence agency it needs to be taken seriously. obviously the iraqis are closest to the ground. if something is going to percolate out of i.s.i.s., it's likely that they'll stumble on it. it's true that we want to make sure the information is vetted and analysed. without detail, it's hard to know. it's true as we step up military operations against i.s.i.s., the risk that they'll dedicate time in energy to strike the west, the united states, goes up. >> u.s. war planes have b

. >> aspen township police responded to the scene tuesday night at the intersection of glenn road andhorn lane, a parent told police her kids were walking in the area when two men in dark green car asked if they needed a ride then drove off laughing. police don't think this is funny. they polls add notice about it on their website warning this to parents. >>> colorado pot plan up in smoke. state sought legal marijuana would bring in tax dollars, but that doesn't seem to be the case. just how little it has brought >>> starting off with nice temperature. mount pocono, 53 degrees, allentown, 58, pretty widespread across the region, 69 in philadelphia, so much more mild in the city and then millville coming in at 59, atlantic city, 06. everybody looking at clear skies. still hi, dry, and will stay that way through the day, wall-to-wall sunshine, blab the sun glass this is morning, you'll need themment fox future cast taking us through today, keeps us quiet. the temperatures will be warm, once again, looking at above normal temperatures, but that humidity stays low. so still, nice and comf

that's john barnes. 25 years been driving this taxicab around aspen, colorado. look at it.usical, magical adventures there. there's a magic show, a movie ride. 3d laser light show. it will cost you, a group $200. here's the thing. george lucas has ridden in it. ringo starr, jerry seinfeld, clint eastwood. it's the who's who. >> excuse me. >> you okay there? >> a psychedelic trip going on in my throat. colorado just passed -- pot is legal in colorado now. why do you need this taxi? >> part of the problem, it's been 30 years he's been doing this. he's doing a kick starter project. >> i'm done. >> cpr someone. >> lastly in "the mix," here's someone's grocery list. girlfriend sends her boyfriend out and she puts this at the very bottom after coffee, diamond ring. s this at the very bottom i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. than

co-workers of the victim are burning a candle for him at this market on linden and aspen avenues. he is a butcher who worked there for 16 years. >> how could someone do that to him? i mean, he never, never harmed anybody. >> police have not said whether the victim and the suspect knew each other or why homeland security was involved in the arrest. >>> sky 7 hd shows us where the search is on for a possible bomb on the campus of andrew hill high school in san jose. the school district says police received a 911 call from a quote, strange man asking for ransom around 1:30 this afternoon. police kept students and staff inside buildings for a short time. students can now be picked up at sylvandale middle school just a few blocks away. some nearby streets are also closed. the bomb squad is now on the scene and we will keep monitoring the situation. our coverage of breaking news always twins on twitter. >>> the man accused of starting the 76,000 acre fire in the sierra was in court today on arson charges. that fire has now burned nearly 120 square miles of trees and brush near sacrament

look, i have a district that was les aspen seat. yours is a blue district. >> now my district is sort of purple and in between. i've been running it well because i tell people exactly what i believe and what i'm going to do. i don't know what i'm going to do in 2016. that's a 2015 decision. right new i want to fix what is broken. >> would you consider it? >> yeah, i will. >> okay. paul ryan, good to see you. thanks for being with us. >>> coming up, protests continue to rock the city of ferguson, missouri. over the weekend a police officer was shot. we have that story coming up next. stay with us as this busy news night tonight continues on "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." now the unrest in ferguson, missouri exploded again saturday night when a police officer who was shot in the arm during a routine check at a community center according to the police. now ferguson made international news last month when a white police officer shot a black teenager and killed him. saturday night's shooting took place around the same time as

look, i have a district that was les aspen seat. now my district is sort of purple and in between.ning it well because i tell people exactly what i believe and what i'm going to do. i don't know what i'm going to do in 2016. that's a 2015 decision. >> would you consider it? >> yeah, i will. >> okay. paul ryan, good to see you. >> protests continue to rock th. over the weekend a police officer was shot. we have that story coming up next. stay with us as this busy news night tonight continues on "hannity." i love having a free checked bag. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i have saved $75 in checked bag fees. priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. i love to travel, no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the us. when i spend money on this card i can see brazil in my future. i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family which means a lot to me. ♪ and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the on

hemlock and aspen. there was lumber in the north. the war impoverished the old south.led the steamboats, but there was lumber in the north. head's up, lumber on the upper river. head's up. lumber enough to cover all europe. down from minnesota and wisconsin, down to st. paul, down to st. louis and st. joe. lumber for the new continent of the west. lumber for the new mills.qfzh ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there was lumber in the north and coal in the hills. iron and coal down the monogelia. iron and coal down the ohio. down to pittsburgh. down to wheeling. iron and coal to the steel mills, for the railroads driving west and south. for the new cities of the great valley. ♪9ii÷ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we build new machinery and cleared new land in the west. 10 million down to the gulf. cottons for the spools of england and france. 15 million bales down to the gulf. spools to italy and germany. ♪ we built 100 cities and 1,000 towns. st. paul and minneapolis. davenport. moline and quincy. cincinnati and st. louis. omaha and kansas city. across to the rockies and down to minnesota, 2,500 miles to new orl

folks, you don't know southhampton, it is like malibu, aspen, very high real estate and suddenly therehack store. how are they affording this? they have to have some type of sales action. now brings me the question, what saves radioshack? is it the ceo? can he lay out the right moves for this company? is the man? >> well, i'm sure joe has a plan. i read the plan. i heard i in the earnings report yesterday. and it is pretty traditional retail plan. fix the stores. true up the assortment and double down on marketing and communications. but the challenge is they're a bit of a buggy whip retailer now. so much of their assortment away from mobility is in categories that is really kind of evaporating in the united states. diy behavior in the united states is really up for grabs. it hasn't been passed on. liz: why not something where they do have strength? caib, wires? the other day my son said i don't have my 3-ds charger anymore. i would have loved to have been able to pop over to radioshack down the street in edgewater, new jersey. i'm a believer in radioshack. i think they need to change

that's john barnes. 25 years been driving this taxicab around aspen, colorado. look at it. musical, magical adventures there. there's a magic show, a movie ride. 3d laser light show. it will cost you, a group $200. here's the thing. george lucas has ridden in it. ringo starr, jerry seinfeld, clint eastwood. it's the who's who. >> excuse me. >> you okay there? >> a psychedelic trip going on in my throat. colorado just passed -- pot is legal in colorado now. why do you need this taxi? >> 30 years he's been doing this. a kickstart project -- >> i'm done. >> cpr someone. >> lastly in "the mix," here's someone's grocery list. girlfriend sends her boyfriend out and she puts this at the very bottom >>> this morning on "world news now" -- explosive conditions as many as a dozen fires burning across california putting homeowners in danger. this morning's evacuations, damage and heartache. >>> where is she? the 18-year-old college student who disappeared without a trace days ago. the growing concerns from her campus to her hometown. today's intense search. >>> cleaning up. women posi

this is hank, the dog, looking over aspen, colorado.dy starting to see some of their peak colors. but here's for you, robin, and anyone else this weekend, it's a beautiful weekend. pretty far north to maine and new hampshire to see anything there. vermont as well, and the northern great lakes. but look at that, right at peak from parts of montana all the way to parts of utah. so, yes, that's the fall followafollow age update. make friday feel better. and the heat, more summer-like in places, 81, minneapolis, and tallahassee today, >> reporter: good morning, ginger, david murphy on the terrace. it is cool, temperatures in the 50s, but we have sun up over the horizon and a lot less wind than yesterday. it's not bad. later today, 77. low 80s for the weekend. . let's check now closer to home. >> all that weather brought to you by kings hawaiian. and yes, nice in the northeast. so nice -- you're going to penn state? >> yes. >> 80 degrees and warm. >> this isn't homecoming week, is it? >> that's a nittany lion, hear us roar. >> like riding a

aspen hill, southbound on georgia avenue. accident activity in the center lane that is now clear.i delays across the westbound freeway. bothed line across 295 in directions. activity along the westbound freeway near the case bridge. it is on the shoulder and travel lanes are open but it is slow. sun glare throughout the morning. avenue, thisorgia is what anyone driving eastbound is dealing with. the sun up now about one hour and 15 minutes. a beautiful forecast. >> gorgeous. for the most part, the seven day is good. tomorrow will be a little bit more dreary. 67 is our current temperature, wind out of the north at 15 miles per hour. bringing the feel factor down. 50's in the suburbs. mix afternoon, great with a of sun and clouds. mid to upper 70's. tomorrow, a few showers and better sunday. seventhomery county graders facing a deadline. they must be vaccinated against meningitis, tetanus, and whooping cough. 16 cases of the call have been identified in the county. news channel 8 will have a full report in a few minutes. thank you for watching. we will see you back here at 8:27 for

. >> cbs' mike morrell is with us from aspen, colorado. he was in a meeting with president obama this week about the isis threat. mike, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> what has to happen for the president's plan to degrade and destroy isis, to make it work? >> so, on the iraqi side of the border, charlie, i'm confident that we're going to be able to roll him back. what gives me that confidence is a new political deal that the united states deserves a lot of credit for. putting advisers, military advisers in to assist the iraqi army and the kurdish army. and broader u.s. air strikes. i think all those together will make a big difference in iraq. it's the serious side of the border that i'm worried about. we are going to double down. we are going to go all in with the syrian opposition. and that's how we're going to try to win this thing. but the syrian opposition is a very weak group. they're much weaker than they were two years ago. this is the long attempt, this is what's going to be hard. >> is that the only option in syria, t

that's john barnes. 25 years been driving this taxicab around aspen, colorado. look at it.gical adventures there. there's a magic show, a movie ride. 3d laser light show. it will cost you, a group $200. here's the thing. george lucas has ridden in it. ringo starr, jerry seinfeld, clint eastwood. it's the who's who. >> excuse me. >> you okay there? >> a psychedelic trip going on in my throat. colorado just passed -- pot is legal in colorado now. why do you need this taxi? >> 30 years he's been doing this. a kickstart project -- >> i'm done. >> cpr someone. >> lastly in "the mix," here's someone's grocery list. girlfriend sends her boyfriend out and she puts this at the very bottom aft ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed acceptance? it me

in 2011 evan was invited to serve as member of the aspen institute's homeland security group and he servesas the senior negotiate for homeland security countertism program. at the center for strategic and international studies. so without further delay, i'm going to turn this over to our esteemed panelists for their remarks going in order starting with todd. >> thank you very much, dave. as the first person with the joy of speaking about cfats today, i thought i would give some background on how the program works. i recognize a handful of faces out there so this is going to be redundant for those who are almost as well verse d as the panelists r but i want to make sure everyone els what we're talking about as a program before e we look at our future priorities. as dave mentioned earlier, this is our regulatory program for the department focused on security at high risk chemical facilities. when the department was given this authority, one of the things we decided to do was rather than try to define a chemical facility, we wanted to look at the chemicals that present the risks at these faci

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hosted by atlantic and aspen institute. we'll show you as much as we can until the program on the press club on vaccinations gets underway at 9:30 a.m. eastern. . . >> for those of you who are watching out in the lobby, these next sessions will be great. the man who's keeping us safe in town, bill bratton, and

. >> the annual new york ideas festival was held in may by the atlantic and the aspen institute. is next part featured discussion on how to improve more minorities in the technology industry with remarks by the ceos of morgan stanley, hbo and kickstarter. conversation with the founder of the philanthropic website donors choose. altogether this is about two and a half hours. >> please welcome to the stage megan garber, christina halpern, taofeek rabiu and nikolas rassoules. >> hi, guys. good morning. so today it's my honor to welcome this great group of people. i want to get right to the conversation slowed to a lightning introduction of old in. just about right is christina lewis halpern was the founder of a all-star code, nonprofit dedicated to closing opportunity gap between young men of color and the tech sector. next we have taofeek rabiu, the senior technical manager at aol. he does products and key developer. taofeek has been coding since he was 14. last but not least we have nikolas rassoules who is a sophomore at pathways to technology early college high school in brookly

hosted by atlantic and aspen institute. we'll show you as much as we can until the program on the press club on vaccinations gets underway at 9:30 a.m. eastern. . . >> for those of you who are watching out in the lobby, these next sessions will be great. the man who's keeping us safe in town, bill bratton, and our editor-in-chief, james bennet. >> thank you, commissioner, for being with us today. [applause] i thought i'd open with a familiar, oft-repeated statistic that i thought i should repeat again. you'll correct me if i have it wrong. in 1990, there were 2,245 homicide in the city of new york, which i think was the record mark. and last year there were 333 homicides in the city of new york. though the population had grown by a million people in the meantime, and there are however many millions more visitors to the city every year. i can remember what the social implications of that statistic were for neighborhoods across the city in the early '90s, and the transformation is nothing short of astonishing. you arrived in

he took the distributor cap off of my 70's -- 1976 dodge aspen. we could not drive anywhere. we have been through a lot. we are survivors. help.lice did try to there was nothing we could do. finally, we got out. we got out of that situation. host: how did you get out? man i am married to today helped us get out of the situation. i did not have a restraining order. the other thing that is more strict, where he could not come five feet towards my daughter and me. start all over. it has nothing to do with money. my ask was a millionaire. i did not even know it. his sister got the money. he'd died. as much money as i could for my dollar and that -- for my daughter and i had it in my divorce papers. she had a good attorney and she got everything. host: and all-too-familiar pattern is the headline. on the jump page is this -- it is about why a woman would stay. several experts in domestic violence question that much was unknown about the rice case. they added that economic reliance was the leading predictor of whether a woman would leave her abuser. difficult tobly extricate yourse

the standards for things -- for example, access control, which was mentioned at the aspen security forrum by senior nsa officials as a way of mitigating and moving forward from the damage caused by the events of last year has been around. that standard since 2004. there have been more than adequate commercial tools available for integration that support such access control mechanisms since 2005/2006. it's not a matter of cutting-edge, bleeding-edge, untested technology. it's more a matter of changing the acquisitions landscape. we need to do this in two ways. one, we must support our acquisitions professionals with talented and knowledgeable people and whether that means we create a new structure for having cyber aware or technically aware folks do tours with those people, or whether that means we create create a separate career path within the government or military to account for that. that falls into the weeds. that's implementation. the second part is -- i'm coming from industry. my last 20 years -- 20 plus years, i'm feeling old. my last 20 years have been in industry and we need to

i want to bring in christopher hill and clark kent, urban director of the aspen institute's homelandt program. mr. ambassador, let me start with you. this is supposed to be a corner stone, right in? this new iraqi government, how close does that get us to defeating isis. >> i think it was very important for the administration to push against maliki having another form. but it was also important regionally because right after that became the effort that we've been seeing in recent zas where secretary kerry has been going around and low and behold finding tepid support. that support would have been worse had we not done the work in baghdad to get maliki out and am ma deed in. this is going to be very difficult. the sunni/see quite divide is a long standing issue. you can see why napoleon said my great ens strength is i have no allies. speaking of allies, let's turn to syria. the deputy foreign minister, let's listen to this. let's all be friends. >> when it comes to combatting isis, we have no reservations whatsoever to work together with any real force that wants to eliminate this men

. >> the annual new york ideas festival was held in may by the atlantic and the aspen institute. next part featured discussion on how to improve more minorities in the technology industry with remarks by the ceos of morgan stanley, hbo and kickstarter. conversation with the founder of the philanthropic website donors choose. altogether this is about two and a half hours. >> please welcome to the stage megan garber, christina halpern, taofeek rabiu and nikolas

he was interviewed recently by aspen institute president walter isaacson for about 20 minutes.[applause] >> and the universe parts. the fabric of the universe unfolds. brian greene has written "the fabric of the universe." the fabric of the cosmos, the elegant universe. on the edge of time, which i love, and the hidden reality. the trio of books that deal with multiverses, the fabric of the cosmos, relativity. we are supposed to within 20 minutes -- actually, 18 minutes and 17 seconds -- give you the whole story of the cosmos. and the universe. so, brian, let's begin at the beginning. how did it begin? >> how did it begin? oh, good question. we don't know. [laughter] but we have some ideas. and the ideas is that it expanded. yeah. so the most refined idea which is by, in my opinion, no means confirmed is an idea called inflationary cosmology which tries to answer a somewhat more refined version of the question how'd it begin, what was it that caused space to start swelling in the first place? we all believe that the universe is expanding, the observations support that. what got