alison: muriel bowser joined blackboard in the grand opening of the headquarters in ward two. they moved the headquarters from massachusetts to 19th street northwest in december. that offers office relocation for new jobs. >> blackboard you have a big fan in me. >> i hope d.c. is on your list recruiting the employees about how good it is to be there to grow. leon: folks from blackboard or any other country were visiting and every day was today would be a no-brainer. be here every time. alison: this is so nice. >> we'll bounce back and next week is nicer than this. this is just up the river at southeasterly wind at 15. breezy and mild and breezy. at the moment warm temperatures in the western zone. 46 in cumberland. the clouds will increase. by 6:00 we think the sun will be back and the temperatures will fall. this cold front is not wasting time. check this out. how quickly through west virginia. this is going to come and go. the future cast gives us timing. we get through the evening to midnight light rain. by 3:00, the heavier and gusty winds. then in the morning we are in go

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> aze

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. >> you can see the conflict playing now in arenas, on the streets, in marchs and in the anonymous alleyways of social media, not race war, but ugly cascades of charges and counter charges. black lives matter versus all lives matter, taking account of america's real race history versus charges of political correctness. preacher, theologian, social activist, jim wallace says that we can tease open the endless knots of conflict in america's original sin. it's the "inside story". welcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. one of the ubiquitous symbols of the abolition

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. ♪

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> thisd scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. >>> the fbi says it's retrieved data from the san bernardino gunman's iphone despite apple's refusal to help. ♪ ♪ >>> we also have breaking news this hour for you. an egypt air passenger plane has been highjacked. we'll have the very latest as we get it. you are watching al jazeera live from our hea headquarters here n doha. pakistan says hundreds of people have been arrested following a security crack down after the gotting of a park in lahore

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. ♪ >>> a new dawn in myanmar as the country's first elected civilian government takes charge. >>> hello. this is the world news from al jazeera. also ahead: home safe, the passengers from the hijacked egypt air flight arrive in cairo. brazil's political crisis deepens until a walkout of the government. >> another italian student dismisses the government's explanation for his death.

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> thisd scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. >> pakistan will launch a par paramilitary crackdown on the attack that targeted christians. hello again from doha. this is the world news from al jazeera. belgium police released cctv footage as a judge frees a man charged over the attacks. the u.s. government said that it has retrieved data from an iphone and has done it without apple's help. and new laws allow

you can't see the white board or the blackboard, you can't learn. if you have dental problems, there's a lot of distractions in the kid's life. we need to deal with it. >> it is a costly program. >> we expect $256 million over four -- five years in pre-k. we're looking at probably 10 million a year in community schools. and we're looking to borrow $300 million in a bond issue, about multiple bond issues and leverage another 200 to 300 million in philanthropy and foundation money to renovate every rec city and park and lie briar brar in our city. >> you mentioned infrastructure in your budget. going back to pre-k which is very important, are there any programs that you consider priorities to actually send this funding to this program? >> we're -- the school district will not run this program. this will be run through the city itself. we have a couple of different levels. we're trying to expand the level of slots that exist in existing neighborhoods preks who get the three and four star rating from the state. we'll do it in the back of the office to g

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. >> utah has away first of its kind restriction on abortion. it requires anesthesia if the procedure takes place 20 weeks sue pregnancy. the bill said it's designed to keep the fetus from feeling pain. opponents say it is unnecessary sedation for women. >>> a new law in north carolina say discriminates against lgbt people. part of that law requires using bathrooms based upon gender. >> that is not where i belong. that is not where i feel comfortable. it's not comfortable for me or the people in the restroom, the other women. i have been using the men's room exclusiv

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. >>> terrifying ordeal. >> translator: thank god we are fine and all the passengers are fine. the man was arrested and it's all over. thank god. >> the hijacking of an egypt airplane ends peacefully even though the motive remains unclear. >>> demanding answers. >> translator: why does the egyptian state deny the truth? because it's an inconvenient truth. >> the parents of an

blackboard reports earnings before the bell. plus, we will hear from google ventures. on biotech and health care startups. a special sneak peek at "studio 1.0" right here on bloomberg television. i'm cory johnson. this has been "bloomberg west." ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york, this is charlie rose. charlie: when you first heard there was a new musical may be in the works about alexander hamilton. special,usic would be >> for me, the most famous person was linn. i didn't know a lot about alexander hamilton.

tell me, when i was in eighth grade my english teacher put protagonist and antagonist on the blackboard i understood drama for life. i don't understand who is is the protagonist in this? >> well, we grew up watching old school pro-wrestling and it can flip at any moment. there can be a heel turn and it can split. people ask why isn't he just a hero? who was a good guy wrestler, but if he had the brawl he could brawl with the best of him. that's what his character is able to do. i made $5 for mentioning martino. >> and it made sense. you really worked it in. is one of you guys -- would you say one of you guys identify with ax and the other with chuck rhodes? >> are you think back to high school don't you think we miss the part where they suggested going into hedge fund? i didn't even think about it. we are writing about it -- >> they used to call the writers schmucks. we are fascinated by the guys who can go out and make billion of dollars. but instead of being those guys we will type about them. >> you started in 2008 you had the idea? what was it? >> we had been interested in the hedge

on the other side of the room someone hurled a calculator at the blackboard. my head snapped toward the trouble. it wasn't the only problem. a group of boys were shoving each other near a new laptop. two girls swayed in sweet unison and mouthed lyrics while sharing a frobidden ipod. another girl was reading "thug love 2" as if she were on a cruise. i heard her distinct cackle and turned back to her. she was now standing on top of her desk and towering above me like a prowrestler on the ropes about the bounce. she had a currency above her head from a mobile i made over the summer. i started to feel queasy and light-headed. mow, it wasn't supposed to happen like this. sit down immediately or there will be serious consequences i barked. all eyes were darting back and forth between us like spectators at a tennis match. she laughed and then slid her head down the outside of her genes to her upper thigh and formed a cylinder between her thumb and forefinger and shook it. she looked me in the eye and screamed suck my dick, mister. i sat frozen in front of the room an

on the other side of the room someone hurled a calculator at the blackboard. my head snapped. it wasn't the only problem. a group of boys were near a laptop and two girls in unison now unison mouthed lyrics while sharing earphones of a strictly forbidden ipod. another was reading fog love as if she were on a cruise. [laughter] i heard the distinct cackle again and turned back to her. she was now standing on top of her desk towering above me like a pro wrestler. her head was surrounded by a constellation of world currencies head home from the economic -- i started to feel lightheaded. so it wasn't supposed to have been like this. >> sits down or there will be serious consequences, i said. all eyes were now darting back and forth between us like spectators at a tennis match. she laughed and turned her head. then she slid her hands down her jeans and the long cylinder between her thumb and 4 feet her and shook it. what the hell was she doing? she looks me in the eye and said suck my dick mister mr.. i was stunned in front of the crowd erupted. i didn't know that a roomful of huma

for every blackboard there are a hundred computers. the prospect of domination of the nation's scholars is ever present and gravely to be regarded. in holding scientific research and discovery in respect, we must be alert to equal and opposite dangers of a policy could become captive of a scientific technological lead. your concern about balance is right. the other word that comes over and over, two words, freedom and liberty. i would suggest that there is a balanced view of the world in this farewell address, but it is different than the new deal. tim rives: the idea of the administered of state was something he knew was going on but was a difficult direction for the country and needed to be moderated and controlled. tim rives: absolutely. that's why he ran as a republican. he disliked the new deal centralizing government. it is ironic that as much of the new deal he did adopt, he was extremely critical of the new deal types, although he was extremely new deal-ish in terms of public policy. >> might question--my question is separate f

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. hijacked an air jet is now in custody. the hijacker who is an egyptian national initially claimed to be wearing a suicide belt, but authorities now say it was a fake. and no ebbs plows is on board. he also spent the first three hours of this six hour ordeal demanding to speak to his ex-wife. he then threw a letter on the tarmac demanding it be delivered to her. >> hours after the crisis began, the final few hostages are seen exiting the hijacks plane one escaped through the cockpit window everybody else used the stairs. the hijacker is believed to be among them. eg

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. >> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the brazilian president dilma rousseff has just been dealt a blow. >>> a man hijacked an egypt airplane, all passengers were free from harm while the hijacker was arrested after giving himself up. >>> pakistan's government has given supporters of executed killer. >> demonstrators shouted we love you. the soldier wases shown shooting a palestinian in the head in footage that has sparked condemnation around the world. >> we're taken through the sequence of events that was captured on camera. it comes momen

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. >>> there has to be treatmefundr the treatment. >> heroin and painkiller

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. >> people loved him. teachers loved him. >> we were walking the river looking for him. i knew something was really really wrong. >> all hell broke lose. >> people were saying that we were terrorists. >> how are you providing a cover for your brother to do this? >> we saw the evil side of the social media take off. >> president obama teached a summit in atlanta on the growing heroin ep dick, in the country, and the meeting shows the gravity of the health problem to officials p robert joins us from atlanta with more. >> you know, tony, prescription painkillers are ea

. >> it's been affected now on student id's on the blackboard which is something we use for homework.o on the class roll system. >> reporter: students and staff received an e-mail from the university about the new policy. officials say they want to enable members of the university community including students, faculty and staff to use and be known by a prefer name that affirms, reflects and/or expresses their gender, culture and/or other aspects of their social identity in the classro classroom. the policy also allows staff to use pronounce like they, them and theirs when addressing specific individuals. >> i think it's very important to just lift that stigma and say, hey, it's folk your pronounce or something different than assign at birth. >> reporter: other students support the policy including those who say it doesn't apply to them. >> if that gives you an expression of yourself. like you can be yourself. you don't have to hide behind a wall. >> it doesn't really matter because it all depends on the person who you are, and if you can come off as a good person, then i like you. >>

s, blackboard, something we use for homework, the class rule system. >> that gives you an expressionf, you don't have to hide behind a wall. >> the university says the policy a commitment to diversity and also covers student, who wish to change their name officially on campus for cultural or religious reasons, mike analling. >> about that rowan university being very progressive, getting headlines around the country. >> that's good. >> oh, they're in glassboro, 6:41, okay, bob kelly told me he wants to learn how to play the bagpipes. >> look at his face. >> we nearly had an accident when she shot this. and we'll show you the whole piece in just a moment. >> nerve calling a new rail line game changer for commuters coming from king of prussia. so they're unveiling final route planes for new rail line to connect center city to valley forge. there will be five stations, four and a half miles, a $1 billion line, and it will run through upper merion township, as an addition to the norristown high-speed line. and here is the thing, why everyone should be happy about this. they're saying offi

s, on the blackboard, something we use for homework, also on the class role system. >> gives you a expression of yourself. like you can be yourself. you don't have to hide behind a wall. >> the university says policy is a commitment to diversity, that also covers student who wish to change their name officially on campus for cultural or religious reasons. >> 4:12, life and death moment for a reading cabby. a suspect behind him pulls a gun, what that bad guy didn't know about who was creeping up behind him. >> oh, my goodness >>> still counting down to spring, temperatures yesterday in the 80s, but it is ten days until the vernal equinox on sunday march the 20th. today is the tenth of march already. wow, so, yes, these temperatures, 25 to 30 degrees above normal, starting on monday, with that high of 61. remember, the normal is 50. seventy-five on tuesday, yesterday's high was 82, brand new record today, where will we go, probably to the same place, to around 82 degrees. so, here's what we've got going on, we've got some rain to the north of us, with frontal system that will eventually sing to

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >>> hostages flee an egypt airplane in cypress bringing a hijacking situation to a peaceful end. you're watching al jazeera from doha. also coming up, police many pakistan arrest hundreds of people over sunday's suicide bombing in lahore. >>> the fbi says it's retrieved data from the san bernardino gunman's iphone despite apple's refusal to help. >>> plus, thailand's military government says its new draft constitution will return the country to

you have to remember that this was a school and the blackboard still has a lesson plan on it. >> this is imagery and scars impacting scores of children across gaza. >> pernilla ironside and unicef sponsor therapy for children who have lost a parent or a home. 10 year old ibrahim nasser lost both. thanks to the exercises, ibrahim can look forward. >> can you tell me what you want to be when you grow up? >> a doctor. >> why do you want to be a doctor? >> to heal the wounded. >> al jazeera america - proud to tell your stories. >>> officials in alaska saying there is no. threat from that active volcano in the state. it put up a huge ash plume into the sky forcing cancellations of airline flights. >>> work is now moving forward on a plan to expand shipping channels at port everglades, florida. that port sits in a rare coral reef and environmentalists worry the government could cause serious damage. don't bets has more from miami. >> beneath south florida's waters, this scene horrifies divers. rare coral so covered in dirt, it can be brushed away. for these reefs, burial means death. much o

this is why you should get one of the blackboards in the shower.s with the squeegee, write down the ideas. the best ideas come when you -- you're out for a walk. you're looking around for a note pad. >> don't keep your ipad in the bathroom. >> jerry seinfeld he has a note pad that he keeps by the bed, he writes down jokes in the middle of night. has this happened to you? the best ideas come to you in the shower? let's ask rick reichmuth. >> i do my travel planning in the shower. >> coming one where you want to go? >> yeah. oh, i should go to colombia. then i start planning the trip. really. that's probably -- >> you bring your whole laptop in there? >> no. i go back to the laptop and start doing research. but that's it. i think it's a great idea. i should have thought about bringing a coat outside because we have one last little flash of winter that's going to happen today, guys. we will see some snow. here's the snow. these are a couple of the weather models that we like. you get an idea here. for the most part our most reliable models are not tal