he was on the cambridge, massachusetts city council. he was born in cambridge.he served a cambridge district. it was a district in north cambridge that was mostly irish. he was even called old dublin. he never forgot where he came from. he always thought that was important. he said all politics with local. that was a pretty good shrewd observation. whether you are fixing a pothole in a local street or bidding on the national budget, someone has to have the money to fix a problem and someone has to set the priority of what problem to fix. in that sense, all politics is local, whether it is a pothole or a jillion dollars budget. >> what kind of speaker was he? >> he was amicable. he could be tough. but if you were on the floor, he would go call you pal, and if you were a lady, he might go out to sit on the floor so numbers could talk to you. you did not have to come to his office. sometimes he would just make an appearance on the floor. he was a classic liberal in the sense that he believed government could do things for people and their lives. he grew up during t

educated at eton and then went to oxford. >> cambridge. >> cambridge. wanting to be an actor?ways having loved it, >> before eton? >> when i was 11, i was in a production of oliver. i was work houseboy number 38. i used to leave school to go to the london palladium. i was watching “birdman” recently. the romance of the behind-the-scenes stuff, i was a complete sucker. i studied history at a university. and then tried acting. >> you got a job early. >> while i was at cambridge, it was the 400 anniversary of "12th night." 12 that -- 12th night had been commissioned. the middle temple how still stands. they commissioned the globe theater to put on a production. they were looking for a young guy to play viola. they just did it on broadway recently. >> you go on the stage -- [laughter] >> i think it was be about ignorant enough not to know how brilliant mark was at that point. that was my education, learning from him. >> is there is something about british actors? there is a british invasion here. there is benedict and others. they have enormous appeal to young women to you just go

>> so they both live in cambridge. they live on the outskirts of cambridge. jane is marriy to jonathan hellier jones. >> rose: a choir master. >> exactly. and they live in cambridge, as does stephen with his careers. >> rose: he's no longer married to his nurse. >> no longer married to elaine but they are friends. and also the other amazing part of this for us has been the children, particularly lucy and tim. i remember when i was trying to be all authentic to the illness and making sure i didn't get it wrong, i remember tim their youngest, jane and stephen's younger son saying, "but we did get in dad's wheelchair and use it as a go-cart." or "we did put swear words in his voice machine and press 'play'." that was so important to hear. >> rose: are you interested in his reactioning? >> oh yeah, i was-- i'm not going to lie. from the second that i was cast you knew that these people-- i believe in the power of film and i believe what i see on a screen. and so it was important for felicity, james, and i, that we got their approval and we basically had many a sl

he was on the cambridge, massachusetts, city council. he was born in cambridge. he served a cambridge district. it was a district of north cambridge that was mostly irish. it was even called old dublin. so he -- that was his power base forever. he never forgot where he came from. he always said that was important. he said all politics was local. and that was a pretty good, true observation about the nature of politics, whether you're fixing a pothole in a local street or whether you're dealing with the national budget. somebody has to have the money to fix the problem and someone has to set the priority of what problem to fix so in that sense all politics is local, whether i pothole or trillion dollar budget. >> what kind of a speaker was he? >> affable, i think that's a good word to use. he could be partisan and tough on the floor but he was the kind of guy that liked to put his arm around you and call you pal. and if it was a lady, he would say "darling." he would sometimes go out on the floor just to sit on the floor because he knew members wanted to talk to h

april 19th early morning in cambridge the suspected bomber's car jack a man at gunpoint. 1:00 a.m. police are able to track down the suspects in the stolen vehicle. >> several explosive devices were discharged from the car at the police officers. >> reporter: three explosives detonate and two fail. officers fire back with an estimated 200 rounds of gunfire. one suspect is badly injured and apprehended by police. the accomplice drives away. the injured suspect later dies. 8:00 a.m. the city of boston goes into lock down. boston police identified the bombing suspect as 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev and dzhokar tsarnaev brothers living in cambridge, massachusetts. tamerlan tsarnaev is the person identified killed by police. but dzhokar tsarnaev remains at large. hundreds of law enforcement officers go door-to-door in watertown looking for dzhokar tsarnaev. residents are asked to stay inside. 6:00 p.m. the lock down is lifted. soon after watertown resident

he was on the cambridge, massachusetts city council. he was born in cambridge.he served a cambridge district. it was a district in north cambridge that was mostly irish. he was even called old dublin. he never forgot where he came from. he always thought that was important. he said all politics with local. that was a pretty good, shrewd observation. whether you are fixing a pothole in a local street or bidding on the national budget, someone has to have the money to fix a problem and someone has to set the priority of what problem to fix. in that sense, all politics is local, whether it is a pothole or a jillion dollars budget. >> what kind of speaker was he? >> he was affable. i think that is a good word for it. he could be tough. but if you were on the floor, he would call you how, and if you were a lady, he would say darling. he might go out to sit on the floor so members could talk to you. you did not have to come to his office. sometimes he would just make an appearance on the floor. he was a classic liberal in the sense that he believed government could do

lets a live in cambridge. -- they live in cambridge.s does stephen with his carers. >> -- no longer married to his nurse. >> no, but they are friends. an amazing part has been the children. when i was trying to be appended to the illness, making sure i did not get it wrong. i remember tim saying, we did get in the wheelchair and use it as a go kart. puts swear words into his machine. >> are you interested it in his reaction? >> i'm not going to lie to you. from the second i was cast, you knew these people -- i believe in the power of film and i believe what i see on the screen. it was important that we got their approval. we had many sleepless nights before they saw it. >> are we getting it right? >> you do care. the film felt like the most sensational privilege, but also a great responsibility. >> this is the young hocking and also jane. before the diagnosis -- stephen hawking and also jane before the diagnosis. >> you see the shirts? you know why? >> my? -- why? >> the fluorescence is cut by the uv light. >> why do you know that? >> t

. >> i'm sorry in addition you good afternoon commissioners happy new year at cambridge we've worked on the private entity and we'll take today it continually talk about where the system is today in terms of the private program and discuss the outcome in terms of the near term opportunities in 2015 as well as hit some of the market dynamic in the overall private equity market please feel free to be interactive and ask questions during our presentation we have materials in your packet if i can ask you to turn to page 2 i'll admit some of the highlights on page 2 human resources in terms of performs the performance private equity on a basis has been strong since the - a strong contributor to our overall pool 2014 was a productive year over $900 million from the system just for private equity excluding energy private investment that compares about $340 million from the year prior in terms of number relationships our system added 9 new constrained managers and we under wrote 11 existing relationships definitely in terms of the the xoifl relationships we're back to the underwriting and th

>> the original name was cambridge seed. >> we were in cambridge. >> it was too tied to one place. the y combinator is a trick, which is a formal expression to express algorithms, a math concept. >> how did you decide to work together? you were not married yet? that is a big decision. >> it was scary. we had only been dating for a year. ♪ >> there are myths about so many of the great companies, start-ups, founders that are boiled down into legends and what is the myth of y combinator and what is the reality? >> people don't realize how much we were not interested in making money. i'm thinking of all these people, all these forums, all self-serving, we weren't trying to make money. >> it was an experiment to see if these new ideas could work. >> a lot of people think of it as paul graham's y combinator. >> there is a myth. >> you call jessica the secret weapon. >> nothing has happened that jessica did not like put her seal of approval on. she has veto over everything. >> this is the first time you guys have been interviewed together? >> yeah. >> i can't believe that. >> let's face i

making the introduction working all understandably from you know relationships from your staff and cambridge to help develop those and get those allocations on the investment side it's a very interesting market on the private investment we continue to search for pockets of values and as well as adding to areas where the systems program is relatively light in the explore if i could turn you to page 3 a snapshot of where the program is today here we have some graphs on the bottom and the bottom will show on the left hand the equity program and the right side is excluding your investment the responsibility has been called adopt and paid in by the system your first investment in 1987 and what it is valued 59 today the green is what has been 12krsh9d back to the system and the imply is what is left in terms of value and help within the managers is so as you can see from the private equity program that one .7 times the dollars you put into the program has generated one directing and 70 a interesting evaluated to one 60 in terms of the performance again strong performance on a absolute and relative

they stayed in cambridge, the three children and his wife stayed in cambridge. back and forth every weekend. and he paid for it himself. and he calls me the to have lunch -- to dinner, and he asks me if i want to be his deputy, and we discuss what he wants to do at the united nations. he leaves dinner, and somewhere between the first and the fifth floor in his apartment building he says, i can't do it. and he calls his wife liz who has tears that they're not going to new york. and he writes a letter to the president, and it's an amazing letter. and he says i can't do this. he says, in a sense, this would destroy my family. he said, i can't do this. he said, secondly, i'm broke. i came here with $60,000, i've spent it all. you can't go to new york and represent the united states without any money. thirdly, kissinger and rogers really don't want me, this is something you're putting on top of me. fourthly the family assistance plan has now failed, and he happens to blame the democrats who would not give nixon the credit for its failure. i'm going back to harvard. s

first they said a cambridge police officer and then they said m.i.t. you can respond to 32 vassar street. >> a police officer has been shot. it might not be connected with the bombing at all. >> we were hoping that my mother was sleeping. i clicked over and all i could hear was her crying. >> that is confirmed. a gunshot wound. cpr in progress. >> they are telling us off the record there is no indication that this is connected in any way. we'll get someone out here shortly and we'll talk to you guys. but just back up. >> you can get close to where officers were searching in the mulch and bushes for clues and started to push back the borders. >> he was on patrol. pulled over the side of the road and the suspects got close to him and engaged him, firing a shot and killing him. >> what they did was gutless. it was a sucker punch. it was not a gun battle. the officer never had a chance. they walked up behind him and put a bullet in him, several of them. and they proved how inept they were. they could not undo the lock on his holster. >> the chief said he's

he was on the cambridge massachusetts, city council. he was born in cambridge. he served a cambridge district. it was a district of north cambridge that was mostly irish. it was even called old dublin. so he -- that was his power base forever. he never forgot where he came from. he always said that was important. he said all politics was local. and that was a pretty good true observation about the nature of politics, whether you're fixing a pothole in a local street or whether you're dealing with the national budget. somebody has to have the money to fix the problem and someone has to set the priority of what problem to fix so in that sense all politics is local, whether i pothole or trillion dollar budget. >> what kind of a speaker was he? >> affable, i think that's a good word to use. he could be partisan and tough on the floor but he was the kind of guy that liked to put his arm around you and call you pal. and if it was a lady, he would say "darling." he would sometimes go out on the floor just to sit on the floor because he knew members wanted to talk to hi

the duchess of cambridge kate due in april is finally i think she's starting to show. there's a little bump there and abc's lama hasan is on royal baby watch for us. >> reporter: royal fans, get ready for the baby cambridge bump watch. kate is pulling double duty this week showing off that royal bump at two separate events. stepping out for her first official engagement of the year, the duchess of cambridge looking, oh, so glamorous in a navy shift dress with tweed trim. you can definitely make out the royal baby bump now, six months and growing. >> the website crashed within minutes of her appearing. people trying to go on that, trying to buy the dress for themselves. so once again the kate effect was in play. >> reporter: a day later, the duchess makes another appearance at one of her charities for foster kids. this time dressing the royal bump in a brown silk shirt dress from one of her favorite main street stores. >> people are really excited to see how kate's baby bump is growing and i think this is the first time we have actually seen her baby bump on show. >> re

. >> and commissioners if 24 is a review of our private entity portfolio and in our team from cambridge will provide an overview to the board. >> thank you, bill good afternoon, commissioners our long-standing private entity does well, we're unfortunate fortunate it to have folks here to represent the park please note they'll discuss an update on our portfolio and also the market and i will circle up with a separately to discuss the strategies if you have questions. >> i'm sorry in addition you good afternoon commissioners happy new year at cambridge we've worked on the private entity and we'll take today it continually talk about where the system is today in terms of the private program and discuss the outcome i

. >> and commissioners if 24 is a review of our private entity portfolio and in our team from cambridge will provide an overview to the board. >> thank you, bill good afternoon, commissioners our long-standing private entity does well, we're unfortunate fortunate it to have folks here to represent the park please note they'll discuss an update on our portfolio and also the market and i will circle up with a separately to discuss the strategies if you have questions. >> i'm sorry in addition you good afternoon commissioners happy new year at cambridge we've worked on the private entity and we'll take today it continually talk about where the system is today in terms of the private program and discuss the outcome in terms of the near term opportunities in 2015 as well as hit some of the market dynamic in the overall private equity market please feel free to be interactive and ask questions during our presentation we have materials in your packet if i can ask you to turn to page 2 i'll admit some of the highlights on page 2 human resources in terms of performs the performance private equit

first they said cambridge then they said mit police officer. >> 32 vasser street.icer down at that location. >> there was a police officer who had been shot. it might not be connected with the bombing at all. >> made a decision not to call my mom and hoping she was sleeping. the call waiting went and all i could hear was her crying. it was sawn. >> they are doing cpr in front of us. >> they are telling us there's no indication this is connected in any way. we will get someone out here shortly and we will talk to you guys but just back up. >> you could get close to where officers across the street were searching in the bushes for clues. they started to push back the reporters. >> he was on patrol pulled over to the side of the road somehow the suspects got close to him and engaged him firing a shot and killing him. >> what they did was gutless. it was a sucker punch. there was no gun battle. officer collier never had a chance. they walked up behind him and put a bullet in him. several of them. then they proved ow how inep president they were because they couldn't un

he was born in cambridge. a district that was mostly irish. that was his power base forever, he never forgot where he came from. he said all politics was local. that was a very true observation of the nature politics __ whether you are fixing a pothole in a local street, or dealing with the national budget. some may have to have the money to fix the problem, and set the priority of what problem to fix. >> what kind of speaker was he? >> he was affable. he could be partisan and tough on the floor, but he was the kind of guy that like to put his arm around you and call you pal. if it was a lady, he would say darling. sometimes you go out on the floor just to sit on the floor. he would just make an appearance on the floor. he was a classic liberal in the sense that he believes government could do things for people. he grew up during the depression watching franklin roosevelt changed america, and put people back to work. it was the government that was leading the struggle to restore the economy of the country. he always thought that was important.

so the first few things i ever did to get into it, right out of cambridge is all things are stolen.f you love an actor of comedian is watch and watch them and the key thing is watch them until you're bored. when you stop laughing at them, then you can see the mechanisms, you can see how they do it. >> brown: it occurs to me, we're having a serious conversation about comedy. it's a serious subject, in way, right? >> it is and it isn't. the examples are funny, but when you start analyzing it, it's not necessarily humorous. >> brown: do you think of your yourself as a funny person? >> it's a part of me. when i'm with certain people, i'm much funnier than with other people. it's more a function of their personality than anything. >> brown: the kind of grainy humor or sophisticated humor, perhaps, even if it's silly, you look back on a lot of monty python and faulty towers and it requires sometimes the audiences to know the references, right? >> that's right. the hard thing for young comedians now is the majority of the young people in the audience out there don't have the wide range of

cambridge road. we have an accident.ots, we have one at east -- pottstown we have one at east 4th at east hanover. police are waiting for penndot to salt a ramp 3w5u69 problems out there -- because of the problems out there. this is an area where you hit an icy spot and you get an accident. it's close until that. airy street in norristown, we have an electrical fire at montgomery courthouse. police saying most of the problems with icy conditions are being reported around newtown. accident at gradeyville road. a single vehicle spinout accident. live on the schuylkill expressway approaching girard we're seeing volume building, no problems on the schuylkill or i-95 just wet. >> the reports are streaming in about the icy conditions and how dangerous it is in spots. katherine scott is live in bensalem bucks county how things are shaping up at that location. katherine. >> reporter: the light rain is falling in bensalem. we had a break about a half-hour ago, but it is back and even though we're not seeing the freezing rain here

even security guards are beefing up, the duchess of cambridge guards' carrying tasers in addition to their guns. france was already at its highest terror alert level. the brothers relaunch the original attack in paris will both be buried in france. said kouachi was buried, and his brother will be buried outside of paris. >> up next, is the third time the charm? mitt romney causing more political buzz. and grab your on there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for tjmaxx.com. better brands at better prices to help you maxx what matters most to you... anytime. maxx life. shop tjmaxx.com. >> a shooting at a florida mall left two people dead, including the suspected gunman. it happened in our east of orlando. a woman survived, but the second victim did not. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell has been working as a consultant for a mechanical contractor since his conviction. the ceo for the company said mcdonnell was offered a job about a week after he and his wife were convicted on federal corruption charges. he said mcdonnell has been putting in about 24 to 30 hou

hurst earned his phd in chemistry from cambridge, and he agreed to look into terry's case. >> homeownersurning the house down to kill their children, pretty rare. very rare. >> terry sent dr. hurst every piece of information she had about the fire. after reading through it, dr. hurst was struck by how incomplete the local investigation had been. >> i decided to concentrate on the attic, precisely because they had said almost nothing about the attic in the investigation report. the attic was a complete revelation. >> the insulation in the attic was made of ground up newspaper treated with a flame retardant chemical. dr. hurst checked local weather conditions, and he discovered that hurricane fran had passed through tabor city, north carolina, just six weeks before the fire. terry said torrential rains from that hurricane leaked through the roof and caused water damage in the ceilings. dr. hurst also found a melted electrical wire in the attic insulation. terry told hurst there had been some electrical problems on the night of the fire. her curling iron had been going on and off earlier th

cambridge, massachusetts. it's just before 6:00, and the evening commute is in full swing.shows the platform filling up with passengers waiting for the next train on the redline. at this time of day, they don't have to wait long says the transit authority's randy clark. >> literally every four minutes there'll be a train coming through there. >> meera thakrar is enjoying a afternoon of sightseeing in boston and cambridge with her 4-year-old son krish and her mother. >> we pretty much had five and a half hours in the city. >> at the turnstile in kendall station, meera is carrying krish. her mom is lagging behind when meera sees a train in the station. >> i was all excited. oh, my god, the red train is right there. why don't we just go on this one. >> she doesn't realize the train is on the opposite tracks. mira tells her mom to hurry. then walks ahead to hold the door. >> i was in my own world. >> in an instant, she was off the platform. >> i just stepped down, like straight right down there. >> krish hits the ground hard. >> i saw my son hitting head. >> they miss the poten

for more we are joined from cambridge massachusetts, by nicholas burns. led negotiations on the u.s. india civil nuclear agreement. he currently serves as the faculty chair for the middle east, and asia. ambassador, good to have you with us, especially on this snowy day. let's start with greece. dire figures, 50% youth unemployment. 25% unemployment overall, an economy clearly still on the ropes. and now on this vote it seems to reflect the anger of the are geek people. they have elected a left wing party, likes of which europe hasn't seen in a long time. how different is this new governing party? >> it is quite a dramatic moment in modern greek history. this is a decisive victory by the syriza party. obviously, the greeks have gone through a terrible experience with depression and 50% youth unemployment over the past several years and syriza has a lat form to return the social welfare state and the programs this were done away with during the period of austerity. that ambition of the new greek government is going to clash of course with the germans and t

you could remain dry, but notice the heavy rain impacting easton and cambridge tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. by noon we start to see this area of rain pushing off to the east. any rain in washington is out of here and maybe some limited sunshine as we get into the afternoon hours, and then through the evening hours, a cold front actually moves through. with that we could be dealing with an isolated shower. here are the rainfall totals potentially for tomorrow. notice annapolis may be getting over an inch of rain. gaithersburg only a few showers in the forecast. martinsburg and winchester it could remain dry tomorrow. here's the latest satellite and radar. it's dry and quiet across the area. we're dry overnight tonight. we're going out. you don't need to grab that umbrella. this area of cloudiness right here just off of south carolina it's going to move up toward our area and then this cold front back in the west is going to try to push in and as we see the systems kind of combining, that's where weee our showers form between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. now, our temperatures right now in the

in cambridge is partnering with cambridge partyuniversity.t minds from the u.k. and united states together on cyber defenses. we can see the preparations in the east room. susan rice the national security adviser has come in. remarks have been placed on the podium and the two leaders are expected in momentarily. they've been having lunch and top advisers were with them. we see a door opening now and here are the president of the united states and david cameron, the prime minister of the u.k. >> good afternoon, everybody. this month marks a notable anniversary, 200 years since the battle of new orleans. here in america, we call the great victory over a mighty united kingdom, our british friends call it a technicality. the treaty ending the war was signed weeks before. either way, we've long since made up on this 200th an ver ris, we count the united kingdom as one of the greatest friends and strongest allies and it's a pleasure to welcome david cameron back to the white house. david recently noted how comfortable the two of us are working toge

at least according to a study from standard university and the university of cambridge.hers found people who liked the daily show had liberal and artistic tendencies. those liking the apprentice tended what do you like matt and erin. >> elvis. >> not nicki minaj. >> kind of enjoying downton abbey. i don't know what that means about me. aristocratic. >> house of cards. >> that's a good one. storm tracker 6 live double scan and what do we got. nothing going on out there as we take a look outside. i'm not an aristocrat by the way. looking outside we got sky 6 and there's the platt bridge and well traffic getting along fine here but you do want to be careful this morning because we have some patchy highs developing and the temperature in philadelphia has just dipped to the freezing mark so something that maybe an hour ago was still liquid might be turning to ice now. a couple highlights to your forecast. we have two cold days ahead today and tomorrow with highs around the freezing mark but after that gradual improvement heading right into conveniently enough the weekend. 32

. >> reporter: this townhouse on cambridge place in georgetown led to an interesting discovery. the home's owner, who did not want to speak on camera says when a section of the old flute lining the chimney, down came debris and small rocks and what looked like a cannonball according to this neighbor who has seen it. >> it's about this big in diameter and it had a solid metal exterior and i thought it was just solid shut. >> reporter: a physicist friend said that the desk may not be the safest place to keep it. there could be explosive power inside and perhaps the authorities should be contacted. the homeowners did just that. some weeks after they got back vacation evacuated the homeowners and called for a military ordinance disposal unit, a bomb squad. when x-ray equipment showed it was taken to police escort in virginia. all of which the neighbors found fascinating. >> it's pretty cool. interesting. there's a ton of history. >> the houses here date back forever and even though the house may have been reconstructed, the chimneys might have remained. >> reporter: now, the ordinan

. >> cambridge street was horrible. people were getting stuck there. >> as we told you the national weather service apologized for a faulty forecast in the new york city and philedelphia areas but long island north through new england were spot on. it was the biggest january storm in boston on record. >>> we are seeing an unusually high number of delays and cancellations at the san jose airport. the airport says dense fog this morning is to blame. 35 flights delays and 11 canceled. as of noon the delays have cleared up along with the fog according to the faa and there are no delays right now at san francisco or oakland. >>> most of the bay area reporting mostly sunny skies and stepping outside it's fairly warm once again. here's a live look out towards walnut creek and there's a good natural wind measurement with the tree in the left portion of the screen a little bit of breeze with winds around 5 to 10 miles per hour. looking to the rain fall not here to tour south a few showers popping up in the southern tier closer t

exigiendo nosotros mantendremos al tanto de cualquier detalle referente este caso informan desde cambridge sospechosos fueron directamente a la vitrina de relojes rolex y con un martillo rompieron el vidrio y sustrajeron varios relojes el propietario ahuyentÓ a los ladrones. para luego subir a una mini van> >> cualquier informaciÓn puede ser suministrada a las autoridades los protocolos de seguridad estÁn activados por un ayer 8:15 de la noche que una persona anÓnima hizo una llamada telefÓnica indicando que habÍa una bomba a bordo del vuelo 468 que iba aterrizar en la terminal nÚmero dos, de inmediato las autoridades se desplazaron al aeropuerto kennedy siguiendo el protocolo de emergencia todos los pasajeros, fueron evacuados 171 de ellos, el aviÓn fue llevado a una zona remota del aeropuerto para ser inspeccionado y registrapunidad canina luego el fbi descartÓ la presencia de bomba y todo >> volviÓ a la normalidad sabemos que el equipaje de todos los pasajeros fue vigilado varias veces y las autoridades no encontraron voces mÁs ni explosivos al parecer la llamada fue hecha a otra llamad

younger and cooler than meet bill gates convinced his friend paul allen to drop out and lived in cambridge he sees popular electronics with that issue that came about tocsin down to $0.75 and said this revolution is happening without us. we have to be in on this. and it is basic for the personal computer. and then touche a lot off in places there was the home group computer club of palo alto. you can tell it is an amalgam of all the tribes electronic geeks are those who want control of their own tools as people are waiting for programming end find out they could make 70 copies to give away for free that was the hacker mentality software should be free. also steve is there the first meeting and says this is lay my kid is something better and then to be connected to a tv monitor he does it over the next couple of meetings to show it off and steve bodziak is he a deal out the spec sheet for his new computer to whoever wants it for free until steve jobs says pecan mateys thanks and sell them. after if -- the nbc the birth of microsoft and apple computer but maybe they were used as personal dev

. >>> cambridge street southbound at warrenton road. that's beenng on the past couple of weeks. in maryland, 95, bw parkway, looking good. we do have a problem in jermantown rc station. pedestrian struck. we'll keep you updated and let you know if otherains will be affected. and 66 west of ox road that is moving alg nicely. i'm back in 10 minutes. >>> 4:33. a virginia man is missing in mexico. he lives in leesburg virginia. it has been two days since anyone has seen him. his friends a family are looking for him. jackie benson spoke with his wife. >>> this ph posted on the site was september at 2:30 p.m. r 30th. about three hours into what was supposed toe a short hike up the mountain, hari can be pointing tohe sig of a four-day yoga retreat. his wife emily smith, who also attended th retreat, spoke to news 4 by phone. >> shorts, tennis shoes, t-shirt. he had bottle of water with, a cell phone. a a very small handful of trail mix. >> smitsa terrain is is daunting. >> they sent three search teams up. we charterer lipte the federal police came. he has friends all over the world. we

is some indication of our staff and impounded some are no longer with us those previous jaksdz of cambridge and mr. schwartz and other people the manager location. >> process is key to the staff they've done fairly well. okay. better than average that's key to many manager sleksdz page 28 i want to make sure i read this those are propose returned >> those are the tanldz it is the medium and top bar we're looking at the medium to the 25th. >> it's interesting to note i read that in the foot not all the numbers are gross except for that the hedge funds so when you go apples to apples we have to be careful to compare increase statement about obvious people not president to invest in the risky assets those returned s are equal to equities that's an interesting chart but it shows certain areas don't get into the risk fund it is adorable. >> the twho two bar charts to the far right the u.s. p be e and venture those returns. >> i was focusing to the public versus the private in the hedge funds area maybe someone will ask about it going forward i'll stop thank you. >> i have no questions on an obli

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