so as a result of that, we're going to go ahead and retain you here in asu pending the d.a.'>> i don't want to be in the hole for sure. i don't think i should be, because i think i'm the victim here. >> okay. and all of that will be figured out when the actual scenario is heard from the attorney's office. the senior hearing officer. then you can go ahead and give him whatever information that you have. do you understand that? >> yeah. >> any other questions? >> no. >> thank you. you have a nice day. >> you, too. >> the postponement of his hearing means that michael will remain in ad sag for the foreseeable future and still faces the possibility of a 15-month shu term. >> my life is in turmoil, i'm looked in this little bitty cell. if i get found guilty by the people, these people, this is going to be a kangaroo court. i've got 15 months in the shu, which most likely i will be found guilty. and then, the worst part is that they are asking the d.a. to press charges against me. if the d.a. presses charges against me, and i get convicted over there, i have another life sentence o

>> well, just to be clear, asu is not a for-profit institution.ight, i understand. >> we're a not-for-profit public university. david: but still an online course. those are the kind of programs that have been targeted. night is. so the gainful employment rules are really designed to insure that the funds that the university is expending and, that the fund that we're receiving in tuition are good investments on the part of the students. and we'll put our online programs in the, outcomes of those online programs on par with what we're doing in the face-to-face programs as well. our students are getting out. they get good jobs. the difference about online programming with our population of students, is that these students already have jobs. they're already working part time. david: true. >> what they're trying to do now is level up into a position. they have hit a point in their career. they're 25, 30, 35 years old. they hit a point in their career where they can't apply for jobs without undergraduate degrees. liz: arizona state university's phil reg

william: los sharks despidieron asu entrenador.sometido a pruebas mÉdicas y se confirmÓ que a pruebas mÉdicas y se confirmÓ que deberÁ estar fuera por lo menos 1 mes. el juego ante los new orleans y los aficionados han creado una fiesta dentro de este inmueble. >> estamos trabajando mejor que el aÑo pasado. >> pienso que va a ser un partido muy interesante. el segundo juego y vamos a ganar. >> quÉ piensa de la locura que se vive adentro? >> me gusta. >> la gente va a estar gritando. dice que el entrenador del otro equipo se estaba quejando porque habÍa mucho ruido. hoy vamos a hacer mÁs ruido. william: los aficionados han llegado desde horas tempranas para ver ganar a su equipo con la energÍa y adrenalina al mÁximo. regresÓ al estudio. a las 11 les tendremos todos los detalles de este juego. maria: quiere reconocer a las mamÁs que tienen talentos envÍanos un vÍdeo de 30 segundos. >> feliz lunes el inicio de semana vamos a hablar de esa buena racha para nosotros. aire fresco entra a la regiÓn. tengo los detalles del pronÓstico al vo

. >> >> the ismilitary and japanese -- asu military and japanese police are on high alert after two reported pipebombs. authorities say the bombs were planted into the ground and aimed at camp zarc ma. >>> coming up, a tennessee high school student is accepted by all eight ivy league schools! but he sets his heights even music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> medical errors can cause a lot of complications. safety grades to hospitals across the country. >> jan tells us which local hospitals get high marks and which have more work to do. >> medical errors are the third leading cause of death behind only heart disease and cancer. >> reporter: the dc-based leapfrog group says up to 440 though people day every year in our country due to hospital mistakes. none of the hospitals in the district received a grade worse than a c: providence of washington got an f. >> this is an indication that hospitals in the district just

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part-time and full-time workers can get help completing all four years of a bachelors degree through asuonline. >> and all the coffee you'll need to get through that, especially during finals. >>> i want you guys to look at something. watch. this the hi-def doppler, i want you to see what's happening towards the end of the loop. watch the showers. season what's happening offshore? see that right off san francisco? not only do we have that band finally approaching the bay area, but look at what is already being embedded in those cells. there are thunderstorms and that's way offshore. they're actual lightning detectors. every time lightning gets hit offshore, it registers on doppler. this unstable air is being ushered by this deep low off the oregon/california border now. it will sink south overnight and send a cold front through the bay area. we get wind, rain and have the potential for both all the way through tomorrow about midafternoon. the numbers are showing mid- 50s. the winds are picking up out of the south. the cold front should slam into the bay area at 3 a.m. when some of the he

kevin gover: you teach native american studies at asu. is this an issue to discuss in -- discuss in your class? leo killsback: we discuss this in the introductory course. there is so much to cover in american studies. a lot of people enter these classes ranking they will learn about rather shallow topics about indians like buckskin and beads. i ask students what they expect and some of them are very honest. sometimes they are naive about the fact they are enrolled, i commend that effort because it shows they want to learn something about indian people. in the introduction class, we cover a lot of the topics already discussed. not in depth, but the other classes i teach, the film class i offer focuses directly on the development of stereotypes of indian people beginning with the culmination of america. we talk about mainstream movies. "american sniper." a lot of articles have been published of about how he viewed the iraqi people as a savages. a scholar has an entire book dedicated to the language of savagery. we introduce that concept of

today, but what you've seen in this market recently is we have marched to new highs on a consistent asusseeing money rotating within the market. you really have not seen a massive pull out of the market. you've seen the percent, 5%, 7% dips in the market, but there's always money rotating within the sector, so i think would money comes out of the health care sector, it will move to some underperforming sectors like financials, industrials, energy. scarelelet: is health care considered a defensive sectarian michael: i guess that depends on who you ask. if you ask me, i would say no because you have companies like pfizer and merck that used to be boring companies that you would own for dividend, but now they are trading like biotechs because of new drugs, be it through acquisition or their own research and development. i would not call it defense of at all. scarlet: not defense of at all, especially with changes taking place in the industry. michael murphy, thank you for joining us. "street smart" with alix steel is up next on bloomberg television. ♪ alix: welcome to the most important hou

kevin gover: you teach native american studies at asu. is this an issue to discuss in -- discuss in your class? leo killsback: we discuss this in the introductory course. there is so much to cover in american studies. a lot of people enter these classes ranking they will learn about rather shallow topics about indians like buckskin and beads. i ask students what they expect and some of them are very honest. sometimes they are naive about the fact they are enrolled, i commend that effort because it shows they want to learn something about indian people. in the introduction class, we cover a lot of the topics already discussed. not in depth, but the other classes i teach, the film class i offer focuses directly on the development of stereotypes of indian people beginning with the culmination of america. we talk about mainstream movies. "american sniper." a lot of articles have been published of about how he viewed the iraqi people as a savages. a scholar has an entire book dedicated to the language of savagery. we introduce that concept of

we'll find out from a top asu official how it works and who can apply.ppens in the last five minutes? we have lost the gains. the dow just turned negative. stay tuned. ♪ the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. it begins from the second the pursuiwe're born.ier. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searching for healthier... we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. liz: oh, the dow jones industrial average trying to stay in positive territory but not so for the other indices, david. david: just bearly. utilities brought the market down

director gover: leo, you teach native american studies at asu. is this an issue to discuss in your class? and how does that conversation usually go? professor killsback: we discuss this in the introductory course. there is so much to cover in american studies. a lot of people enter these classes ranking they will learn about rather shallow topics about indians like buckskin and beads. or they will learn how to do rituals, and i have to ask students from the very beginning, what do you think? some of them are very honest and some of them are very naive, but the fact that they are enrolled in my class, i commend that effort, because it shows that they actually want to learn something about indian people. in the introduction class, we cover a lot of the topics that were already discussed. not in depth, but the other classes i teach, the film class i offer focuses directly on the development of stereotypes of indian people beginning with the initial culmination of america. we talk about mainstream movies. "american sniper," for example and a lot of a

part time, full-time workers can get help completing all four years of a bachelor's degree through asu >>> a judge gave a new york woman the okay to use facebook to serve her husband a divorce summons. the lawyer said she couldn't serve the papers because he had no address or employment. so she used facebook. if he does not responsibility, the judge will grant the divorce by the fall. pretty soon you won't have to log online to order from amazon. cnet joins us with the new amazon dash button. >> that's what it's called. so if you use amazon and reorder supplies. >> i do. >> you probably keep reordering some of the same supplies over and over again. so the idea behind amazon dash button is it is a physical sort of small sticky right with a button on it and you put it inside or near an area that's by the product that you use frequently. so let's say that you use tide for your laundry detergent. you will stick it in your closet or by your washing machine wherever you keep it and the next time you need to reorder you just there's button. so the idea is that you program it once, you don't h

employees would receive agrees through degrees through asu's online program. >>> now your nbc 10 first. >> well yesterday had perfect weather for the start of baseball season. and by tomorrow when we have a game it is going to be way different. we have a wet week. some of the showers starting today. and we'll have rain on and off all the way into friday. a huge temperature drop coming between today and tomorrow. but the weekend, that's going to change that pattern and we're seeing a lot of sunshine then. well, the wind continues to be blowing warm air in. those flags are going to be blowing the opposite way tomorrow. and colder air comes in from the southwest today. so that's why it is still warm. 63 degrees, all about the wind direction. allentown, 60 degrees. mount holly, 65 and cloudy. dover, 64 and partly cloudy. dover has the best chance of getting up to 70 degrees in our area during the day today. you can see it is generally in the low to mid-60s, 52 mount pocono. but up toward new england it is much much colder. and in this case some of that colder air is coming down on the nort

this guy this guy went to mit and asu and he is not ignorant.he's not uneducated. >> we see you come within indian. [laughter] >> excuse me. we met here. he didn't come with me and i didn't come within. i just met him yesterday. the fact is that a majority of native americans support these names. >> thank you. >> sit down. >> let's go ahead and have two more questions. >> my name is christopher. proud graduate of home of the warriors. redskin's -- redskins fan and till i was five result. i've always been around native mascots. i've always traveled with the team's, go off the reservation and play being a fan of the redskins. it's always been a part of my life. for someone like me is i identified with the team to identified with the name and with the logo. and that's always been a source of pride. i'm not the only one. we are not ignorant. we are not uneducated. we know why we are fans and why we support this team. sports is a big joining factor and for us this is a sports issue. we can gather around this and support each other and be proud. there

juniors and seniors but now all workers get help completing all four years of a bachelor's degree through asu online. >>> a judge gave a new york woman the okay to use facebook to serve her husband with a summons for divorce. the woman says she has been trying to divorce her husband for areas but her lawyer said she couldn't serve papers because he had no fixed address or place of employment so she used facebook. if he doesn't respond the judge will grant a divorce by the fall. >>> april is financial literacy month. perhaps a good time to revisit some important concepts. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to discuss the difference between managed and index mutual funds. good morning. what's the difference between the two? >> reporter: managed funds rely on research, tenured portfolio manager or a team perhaps and what they are trying to do to outperform the relative benchmark. now, this is called an active approach to investing. conversely, index funds, they are passive. they track the performance of a particular benchmark like the s&p 500 and do that by purchasing each of

. >> this is the asu, administrative segregation unit.is where the inmates come from the gp yard whenever they're in trouble. >> clear. >> turn and face the wall. >> ever been in the hole before? >> no, sir. >> all right. >> we're all waiting by the bathrooms that are outside the yard. this guy comes strolling into the bathroom with a bloody pulp, like, bloody face. officer ubara came out of the office. whoa, what the hell? pressed the buzzer. took us all out in the yard, inspected us. and here i am. i don't have a mark on me. how am i going to break somebody's jaw? i'm not even a violent person. i don't know what to think, really. now apparently they found something in my locker or laundry bag that ties me in with whatever happened? it's only obviously i didn't get in a fight there isn't a mark on me. on my face or my hands. >> ironically, carlton was on the receiving end of a fight similar to this one not so long ago. >> i am in the 3a gym because i got in a fight on the level one yard back in march and wasn't willing to give up who i g

nearly 2,000 starbucks employees have already enrolled in this online program from asu. >>> well we've saw some rain. can we expect to see more in the next couple days? >> and some hail at times. we're starting to see the storm leave the bay area. showers east of san jose. the north bay starting to clear on out. but don't pack away your umbrellas just yet. we'll show you why in the forecast, coming up. >>> it's a waiting game. there has been no word yet from the jury in boston. after the first full day of deliberations in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces 30 charges in that attack and could be sentenced to die. nbc bay area's jay gray has been following this trial and join us this evening from massachusetts. >> reporter: deliberations start at 9:00 a.m. in the eastern time. this trial began with the defense team saying he did it. though there are many here who don't really believe guilt or innocence will be the most difficult or pressing decision this jury has to face here. after weeks filled with emotional testimony from survivors and family members of the vic

now the company will foot the entire bill for four year degree from asu.l time and part-time workers who do not have a bachelor's degree are eligible for the program. once you get your degree do you not have to stay working for starbucks. >>> microsoft launches a pilot program to hire autistic workers. the program announced in a blog posted monday as a way to truly differs if i its workforce. initially the program will hire 10 candidates full time amount danish company will help manage and train the workers and match autistic workers with jobs. the dow closed up 118 points. futures pointing to a mixed open and the sale of revel casino appears to have finally reached some closure. the bankruptcy court has cleared the way to finalize the sale today. revel will be sold to florida developer glen straub for $84 million. the big discount off the $2.4 billion construction price. judge gloria burns gave her official starch -- stamp of approval yesterday. >> where is the rain at david. >> we'll take a look matt. storm tracker six live double scan, you can see it do

. ♪ moving and shaking this morning amazon ceo jeff asus says amazon has been successful in willing merchantsnce totally loyal to ebay business. doubles to 2 million while ebay has remained flat for the past two years, still at 25 million. the new figures pose a threat to ebay as amazon posts a bigger user base and offers a way to shift merchandise. ebay has been under pressure for lackluster quarterly sales and suffering a marketplace traffic slowdown. john donahoe blamed it on changes in the way google handles shipping and shopping results. coming up, we will speak with the ceo of the via media on how companies are leveraging big data to fill out there -- their advertising bracket. tesla delivered more than 10,000 cars in the first quarter. that beats their own estimate. is it sustainable? stay with us. ♪ matt: here's a look at our top stories this morning. we begin in yemen. shiite rebels say they are ready to resume talks to solve the company passes crisis. they first on a saudi led coalition to end the airstrike. the goal is to restore yemen's supposed presence. rolling stone magazine ge

starbucks has 2000 people going through asu right now. wonder why when you go to starbucks the service continues to be great. they have to motivate people. they have got to be able to tap into the egos of the brand. -- the ethos of the brand. matt: i go to starbucks because it's services so good. i get coffee cake or tea or whatever. olivia: i figured it is because your aunt up on caffeine. -- amp up on caffeine. matt: star wars used to be in a galaxy far far away. the movies are being made available to purchase online at stores like itunes, google play and amazon. you could not buy these before? olivia: you could not buy them online. the next star wars is coming out eight months from now. you will make money from the advertising campaign by making these available online. michael: there is a big star wars convention next weekend in anaheim. i am not going to make it. december 18 is the release of the seventh star wars movie. if you're into star wars, you cannot get enough. if you are not having them online means you will watch them now an

. >> their core business has been strong pair you talk about jeff asus.ou will get strong growth and a lot of expense growth. this company continues to invest aggressively into their company. you do not get a lot of marginal profits. n.b., what are some of the new businesses? betty: they will reveal numbers on the cloud and we will hear delivery drones. class of and they are a big media player. to -- investing in content. microsoft could have a little more of a challenging quarter. the streets are only looking for modest topline growth here. betty: thank you so much, paul. great to see you cared running through those earnings for us. emily chang said down with the facebook coo sheridan -- sheryl sandberg and richard branson for an exclusive conversation on how they balance work and family. a fascinating conversation 30 will see that tomorrow. ♪ betty: you are watching "in the loop." it took authorities five years to track down this loan british trader allegedly involved in a 2010 flash crash all involved with an outside whistleblower. it raises new concer

i don't expect the 10-year bund to go from 10 asus points to 50 basis points but the key point is it doesn't cost you anything. historically, over the past, it cost an investor to short or sell a security because that's a negative carry. there is no negative carry here. you can basically do a written and winkle, -- rip van winkle go to an island, come back in five years, and know that the odds highly favor you made a lot of money area alix: good deal. thanks for joining us. stay tuned. coming up after the break, we will get views on greece event risk of their, and earning season with tech kicking it off today. ♪ alix: welcome back. here's a look at some of the top stories were watching ahead of the close. a futures trader has been arrested in the u.k. for his alleged role in the 2010 last crash. the u.s. is seeking extradition according to the justice department. flash crash happened on may 6, 2010, when the dow plunged 1000 points in just minutes before recovering from the losses later. it was a crazy day. british regulators challenging their u.s. counterparts over their reluctance

i'm sorry, it's about funding so we know that a lot of funding that goes to violent groups such as asus comes through a lot of countries through internet or organizations in different countries. can you tell us what morocco has done. everybody is important and we all agree upon that. the hope. and the future. and 203, it's a new initiative which is the national initiative of sustainable development and this initiative started in the most deprived areas. and the word doom and other areas and cities and very important fonts were mobilized for this issue. if you asked my opinion how was it governed? i would say not in the most perfect manner. but it started and now we are aware that it didn't go as it should be going and this is why a new great responsible lady was appointed by his majesty to follow up this along with an observatory initiated for this purpose to make the follow up in details and to not make this money be spent on areas virtual projects. >> it has taken also some energy and some work but the process is there and the awareness is there. architecture is one of the factors whe

and police to qualify will get a scholarship from asu cover 42 percent.will reimburse employees for remaining 58% for every semester. full-time part- time plays eligible a lesser work for some license stores inside grocery store. inside the company 44% of its workers and not have bachelor's degrees. >> darya: are you an early bird or a night owl coming up after the break tell you which one is better for your health. live lobster of walnut creek as the clouds are still there but the rain has backed off the record of for the entire day though and stow it will be back with more weather traffic in a couple minutes. >> darya: will likely have more health problems after a night person compared to those who like to get up early and it's like natural. and how you feel better in the morning. surgeons in and created a study night owls have a higher risk of diabetes will. he gained heart disease and muscle deterioration. even when the get a seance sleep regardless of lifestyle the study looked at the sleep cycles more than 1600 people. >> darya: to the ages of night

. >> asu mecha. [gritos] >> lo vas a comprar? >> esta mensa ya cayÓ.en realidad no me picÓ el orgullo. fueron muchos cambios. es algo que uno tiene que apreciar y distinguir la diferencia entre las amistades que solo operan para ir de fiestas. carla: antes de preguntarte aquÍ. quiero preguntarte si en todas las parejas funciona la ruptura. es bueno romper cuando sientes que ya no va bien? roxana: claro que sÍ. el corte creo que es importante para tomar o revisar lo que ha estado pasando. en este caso acabo de escuchar a ambos que el sentimiento del amor era bastante profundo que los llevÓ a revisar lo que estaba pasando identificar el problema. el problema es que nos estaban adaptando a una relaciÓn de pareja sino que querÍa seguir su mundo individual, mientras tanto que ella estaba poniendo presiÓn y querÍa incluirlo dentro de este proyecto. aquÍ cuando hay una ruptura, es cuando la otra persona ha tenido un quiebre. todo lo que sea necesario las preguntas de que las hacer, llegando a su final para que no contaminen la reconciliaciÓn. c carla: supongo