as presented by primarily cambridge for first private quantity followed by the access. >> thank you. >> art any comments. >> sure first up will be portfolio update for the project for the portfolio it is a longer standing portfolio performance we're very, very proud of the recent performance is very strong our challenge will be to maintain the level of returns we've enjoyed historically this is a high evaluation with that, i'll hand it off to the team to walk you through. >> good afternoon, commissioners we're here to present an update on the private program the three of us represent the team members from the private equitable team i'm the san francisco and covered california is here we've opened that office this year but bans the boston office and you'll see him regularly audry it here regularly but behind the scenes working hard on the program and we're part of the dedicated private equitable team with cambridge and we have 15 strong across the office the san francisco boston and london as well as other places in terms of relationship with the retirement system we've been working w

as presented by primarily cambridge for first private quantity followed by the access. >> thank you. >> art a comments. >> sure first up will be portfolio update for the project for the portfolio it is a longer standing portfolio performance we're very, very proud of the recent performance is very strong our challenge will be to maintain the level of returns we've enjoyed historically this is a high evaluation with that, i'll hand it off to the team to walk you through. >> good afternoon, commissioners we're here to present an update on the private program the three of us represent the team members from the private equitable team i'm the san francisco and covered california is here we've opened that office this year but bans the boston office and you'll see him regularly audry it here regularly but behind the scenes working hard on the program and we're part of the dedicated private equitable team with cambridge and we have 15 strong across the office the san francisco boston and london as well as other places in terms of relationship with the retirement system we've been working wit

travelling southbound on the dw parkway, 49 miles an hour at cambridge road, good speed there.our for our friends in prince georges county. and even areas like fredericksburg, staffer, how things are shaping up in gainesville, still quiet as you roll all the way in to areas like fairfax, no issues there. weather and traffic back on the ninesit

we believe that some of my ancestors come from this area of cambridge. >> we encouraged all our kids to dig into their roots and to see where they came from. >> i remember saying that i would love to find some context for that other side of me. that i don't know anything about. this feels, if this is it, this

when they arrived at the cambridge apartments, they found a man bleeding on the first floor, near the lobby and elevator. they went to the fourth floor, where a neighbor said in this apartment they found a 36-year-old woman stabbed. she later died. this woman who asked us not to show her face told us in spanish he lives on the fourth floor an building in neighborhood, but not on this day. i saw a giant bloodstain that ran from the elevator to where the woman lived, she said. for some, this is unnerving. >> i might have to move. tom: we are told by the police the female victim who died was 36 years old. the man was taken to the hospital for surgery after this happened. no word on his condition. stopolice have short of calling this a domestic incident, but they do not believe there is a danger to the community. tom roussey, abc 7 news. .lison: tom, thank you fre the u.s. attorney's office has filed sexual assault and robbery charges against even cox. the authority say that he was running from a robbery yesterday when he jumped a fce building, right next to the white house. minutes befor

english, we don't have any money she said let's find a way to get , to cambridge. it was unlikely and i probably would fail but that did not stop us from trying. so i think more women need to have that sense that it's ok to fail along the way. because you have talked to every entrepreneur under the sun, is there anybody who has not failed along the way? emily: a lot of people blame the diversity problem in the tech industry on networking. people hire people they know. so men hire men, for example. you are very close personal friends with sheryl sandberg. what do you think about the role of networks and the power of networks to empower women but also work against them? mrs. huffington: well networks , have always been important from ancient times because we want to work with people we like. they can become a problem if we want to only work with people who are similar to us. i mean, i know, emily, when i was building "the huffington post," i realized if we were going to succeed, i had to hire people who i might not want to have dinner with. i had to hire people who w

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yticairm cambridge anal create psychographic profiles of two or 40 million people. each of them put people into one of six categories. one of them was stoic traditionalist. another was extroverted leader. profiles to guide them on, ok this person will be receptive to being approached in a certain way, a more aggressive approach. although this is now based on now the rhythms and presumably, the whips on the flora can get the information at particular delegates fast and cater their pitch. host: this will be a first for a national convention. any precedent for this on the state level? technology have been used at the state level used successfully in virginia with gillespie and in utah for .enator donnelly, senator lee the technology was so much more panic -- the technology was so much more primitive. what they were basically trying to do was get a nap together where they can corral -- get and app to get her to corral information. they did not have the resources to engage in data mining. the stakes are higher. there are all kinds of things that will come into play in cl

cambridge ventured into the wilds of remote >>> britain's duke and dutchess of cambridge ventured into the wild remotes of northeastern india today for a wildlife safari as they continued their week-long tour of the country. >> prince william and his wife, kate, spent several hours at a national park in the hopes of drawing attention to the plight of endangered animals. keir simmons reports from india. >> reporter: the duke and dutchess on safari this morning for a close encounter with india's rhinos or as close as you'd want to get. last night they were welcomed with dancing around a campfire. the youngest dancer, just 3. today the royal couple meeting rangers in the national park to who protect the endangered rhino. >> how well resourced are you guys? what were your injuries. >> reporter: one ranger explaining he was attacked by an animal. we took our own trip in the park seeing elephants in the wild and close by, like william and kate, we saw rhinos. only 3,000 are in the wild today. 2,000 live here. the poachers come here and they try to take the rhino's horns? >> yes. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: at cambridge health they also try to make thinking about safety a habit. testing staff -- >> they get an e-mail that looks similar to this. >> reporter: with phishing e-mails to teach them to be alert for malware. now they put management to the test with surprise breach drills. >> we have an outside facilitator that comes in and says, here's your scenario, now go down through, utilizing your policy, your procedures, and everything else. it's a whole team that comes together that's already organized and already has a set process that we practice and test each year. >> reporter: according to an ibm study, in the u.s. health care became the most targeted industry for hackers in 2015. cyber security analysts say hospitals aren't the only ones who should be practicing and assessing their risk. >> we typically hear just about health care providers or hospitals because they have really strict regulatory requirements that require they report these incidents. other industries and other organizations don't have these same regulations. >> reporter: cambridge health c

quit their old jobs, and started working as researchers here at the prestigious broad institute in cambridge. eric lander is director of the broad. >> they really came in with a total plan of all the possible options because failure is not one of those options. >> reporter: and so, with happily ever after on the line, husband and wife now stand side by side, day after day working toward a cure. >> i think we both really think this is-- this is doable. >> reporter: by all accounts, they are well on their way to becoming leading experts in the field. in fact, they're already so well respected, sonia was recently invited to speak at a medical conference with the president. >> devoting ourselves to developing treatments for these diseases. >> reporter: if sonia and eric are successful, they will not only save sonia's life but the lives of more than 7,000 other people who die every year from this painful, rapidly progressive form of dementia. it would be a huge medical story. and yet, for the woman at the center, no matter what happens, this will always be a love story. >> i think it's just the m

the duke and duchess of cambridge in one of bhutan's holiest sites. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. for the second time in roughly 24 hours, a powerful earthquake has struck southern japan. this time it was a 7.3 magnitude quake. the first tremor on thursday night toppled buildings and cut power supplies. nine people are known to have died, and more than 1000 are injured. both quakes have hit near kumamoto. reporter: this is the moment when japan's national broadcaster broke into announced that another big earthquake had hit close to the southern japanese city of kumamoto. >> a magnitude 7.1 earthquake has struck on the coast of kumamoto prefecture. reporter: in the darkness, this camera overlooking the city began to sway violently as the earth shook. damage has again been severe. in a town near the coast, a whole neighborhood is ablaze and burning out of control. at least one person is reported to have died here. the bottom floor of his apartment building in kumamoto has completely gone. there are num

--sident obama will urge prince william and the duchess of cambridge, obama is expected to weigh in onget debate at a news conference with prime minister david cameron. there is little evidence that americans are broadly aware of the debate of the u.k. or care about the outcome. queen elizabeth the second turns 90 today. she is the world oldest reigning monarch and the longest reigning in british history. the absolute this scheduled to place around noon good -- gun salute is scheduled to take place around noon. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stores on the bloomberg at top . francine: we are getting breaking news, march retail sales in the u.k. falling 1.3% instead of the 0.1% decline that we were expecting. retail sales a lot worse than expected for the month of march we will have to dig deeper into those figures to see what the underlying cause is. it does have an impact where easter was. that is usually a bank holiday. people do go out and shop more. you can see pound on the lower side of

the duke and duchess of cambridge as well as prince harry welcomed the obamas for dinner.er: overnight they're the photos with prince george and president obama. >> nothing was going to stop me from wishing happy birthday to her majesty and meeting george who was adorable. >> reporter: at kensington palace on friday as they were welcomed by prince william and kate the duchess of cambridge as well as prince harry, the little prince was there, too, peeking out from around the cameras. george was past his bedtime in his pajamas and robe and black slippers. he was on his rocking horse given to him by the first lady when he was born. it's been a very royal trip. they visited queen elizabeth on friday and president obama who was the 12th president during her reign was almost wistful about saying her good-bye. >> she's an astonishing person and a real jewel to the world and not just to the united kingdom. >> that was terry moran reporting. new this morning on the anniversary of shakes sphere's death, they have an area in front of the stage and simple wooden benches. 15 actors fro

. >> >> reporter: donahue spent 2 months at the hospital in cambridge. determined to rehab and heal. nearly 2 years later he put his uniform back on. the transit officer was promoted to sergeant but his injuries began to take a toll. >> i'm in pain all the time. >> reporter: it makes it hard to do your job? >> it does. i would not want to put anyone in danger. >> reporter: he has since retired. >> i can't live in the past. i can only move forward. >> reporter: and that means embracing each day with his family. his 3-year-old son and a 2nd son do on the anniversary of when he almost lost his leg. -- life. >>> 9 detainees from guantanamo bay are being transferred to saudi arabia. the pentagon made the announcement and think the saudi's for a humanitarian gesture. the move comes ahead of the president trip next week. 80 president -- prisoners will be left. >>> the us military had a close call with russian firefighters -- firefighter jets this week. a flyby over u.s. navy destroyer in the baltic sea. the us says another russian jet came within 50 feet of the

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quit their old jobs and started working as researchers here at prestigious broad institute in cambridge're card carrying scientists. >> eric sanders is director of the broad. >> they came in with a total plan of all the possible options because failure is not one of the options. >> and so, with happily ever after on the line, husband and wife now stand side by side, day after day, working toward a cure. >> i think we both really think this is, this is doable. >> reporter: by all accounts they're well on their way to becoming leading experts in the field. in fact they're already so well respected sonja was recently invited to speak at a medical conference with the president. >> devoting ourselves to developing treatments for these diseases. >> if sonja and eric are successful they will not only save sonja's life but the lives of more than 7,000 other people who die every year from this painful, rapidly progressive form of dementia. it would be a huge medical story. and yet, for the woman at the center, no matter what happens. this will always be a love story. >> i think it is just the mi

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how the duke and duchess of cambridge recaptured memories of princess diana at the taj mahal. >>> first a check of the forecast. >> blue skies. a chilly start. we will be warming up very well. coming up. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. join us for real change. >>> campaign 2016. four of the five presidential appearances here in the city today. only ted cruz has no public events scheduled following his suite of delegates in wyoming. >> i ask you to please support the men and women of this state. >> donald trump denounced of the process. in syracuse, he called on republican leaders to reform the nominating system. >> you can have a rough july at that convention. you better get going and straighten out the system. because the people want the vo

britain's duke and duchess of cambridge have arrived in the himalayan nation with a have and will buy another young couple. correspondentoyal . proudlyntry that proclaims it dares to be different. it was known as the hermit kingdom of the himalayas. baseball nations strongly in loans to buy it buddhist a. the even have a national happiness index. the destination is hardly a priority. they normally have to have a very clear purpose. it might ask why, other than to imbibe happiness and contentment, why have they come to this small country in the himalayas? is the official line. they have a new king. two royals of a similar age. and here's the important point. he is the first constitutional monarch residing over a democratic nation sandwiched between india and china. it is also a pretty amazing experience for the visitors. the king and queen have escorted their guest to a buddhist temple . and here's another part of the experience. archery which kate discovered is not as the as it looks. they have some of the best archers in the world. it is their internationals toward. not a lot of peop

. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge stopped at the taj mahal mahal, where prince william's mother once famously posed. today the royal couple sat and smiled for photos on the same marble bench where princess diana sat in 1992. they spent two days in the small him lay an kingdom, -- in the mall kingdom and are now on a flight back taloned. >>> thousands of volunteers gathered at 70 forsyth. this is the spring edition of volunteers did everything from collecting trash to planting native grasses. >>> some dedicated athletes up and on the move early this morning. they challenged themselves to an action-packed obstacle course at citi field. reebok, sprint packed more than 20 obstacles into a course designed to be doable for athletes of every level. pricess include a medal, a beer which i'm sure tasted real good and bragging rights. >> it feels a lot like spring has finally sprung. >>> finally. >>> coming up on eyewitness news, make sure you keep your sunglasses handy. jeff smith says the weather is going to be even better tomorrow. >>> tonight at 7:00, join us for our special protect o

he is at harvard this year from cambridge. he is from finland. the reason i mention this, far right wing critics in public schools for years have been saying why can't we do as well as the kids in finland? our kids are not competitive with them. those tough guys, no excuses people, people who brought us this entire misery agenda of castings i eddie, what they never tell you is finland has no standardized exams, it doesn't have any of this rat race, kids actually have a precious commodity called happiness while they are students which is hard to find in urban schools today because of this misery agenda. anyway, so much for finland. sounds like a wonderful place to go to school. a universal prekindergarten, is but disaster we still deny three full years of rich developmental to low income children in this nation. i will connect that with testing maniac in the nation. it has become obsessive, far too much. it is not having such a dreadful effect on after when suburban schools. there kids will do okay. in wealthy suburban schools, i grew up in the sa

with the duke and duchess of cambridge, that's william and kate for those of you who don't know, and prince harry, your fellow ginger spending time with the president today. a busy day to say the least. liz: i feel akin with, yes, the prince with the ginger. thank you very much, kevin corke. >>> so should an american president offer his advice on british affairs? and were the president's answers on the crisis in syria indicating a solution possibly linking arms with hostile countries, will be that reached? joining me in a fox business exclusive, former undersecretary of state bob hormats. welcome, bob. the president inserted himself into a domestic dispute, two countries, where do you stand on that? not unprecedented? >> no, not unprecedented. europeans venture about american politics and policy all the time, so i don't think there is anything wrong with doing it, the question is what will be the domestic political implications in the u.k. we don't know. that people who are for it will probably think this is a very good idea. those who want to get out, probably think it's a bad idea.

i think everybody does. >> stephen: but other than that, there wasn't a lot of hank williams at cambridge laughter ) not really, no. but it's funny-- when i traced it back, i fell in love with the rolling stones, for example, when i was 15, like everybody does, and listening to "honky tonk women" as a 15-year-old teenager in my bedroom, i loved it, but i had no idea what a honky tonk was. ( laughter ) it seemed-- honky tonk seemed very exotic to me and it was a fun word. without it-- >> stephen: the word "exotic" is not generally applied to american country music over here. ( laughter ) >> i appreciate that. but interestingly enough, it is that old stuff, the things youw. we have all our history, and-- >> stephen: th >> stephen: well, you've nailed the accent. it's a beautiful performance. >> thank you. >> stephen: and let's take a look at it right now. this is a clip between you and your wife, who is played by-- >> elizabeth olsen. >> stephen: elizabeth olsen. jim? >> see this? >> mm-hmm. >> "now, where the inspiration from "move it on over" came from, hank couldn't

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a research team at the university of cambridge reported that the timing of losing one's virginia is dictatedpart by genetics. dna is responsible for 25% of when you reach that milestone. what's 25% of 35. 25% is still plenty for me to blame my genes and i look like anthony michael hall. >> which one were you? >> i was about 6'4", 150 back then. . our final low comes from the russian military or is it really an amazing high? russia's deputy prime minister posted a video to facebook produced by michael bay showing off a new bomb-proof suit. explosions, slow motion, a shadowy figure striding through the frame. then the helmet comes off and we get the classic super model hair flip. say what you will, but this man really does propaganda well. >> that was better than everything in "batman." >> this is a long way to get to a topless picture of putin in the show. thank you for being here. we appreciate you waking up early. >>> coming up next, it's you, me and q. we're going o to lunch with a man who shook up american music, scaring your parents and the fbi in the process. head over to facebook. we'l

i was like, guys. >> reporter: cambridge a long way from her small village in guyana. education system in america. >> reporter: she and her mom boarded a plane for america. >> i thought if i lost my accent, i would lose a part of me. >> her single mother working two jobs, 15-hour days, just to make ends meet. annetta works overnight at midway nursing home in queens. >> sometimes i leave home at 10:30 to go to work and i leave her studying. >> reporter: how long does it take to get from your house to school? >> maybe an hour and a half or so. >> reporter: kelly wakes herself up at exactly 5:35 every morning, taking a bus and a train. do you read on the subway? >> yeah. if i'm not actually sleeping, i'm studying for some exam. >> reporter: to the prestigious high school for math, science, and engineering at the city college of new york. >> we basically research how a specific gene can affect insulin production. >> reporter: wow. you know what other high school kids are doing right now? they're not doing that. the hard work and sacrifice for both women paid off. so you're

. >> the prince of whales, the duchess of cambridge and that's the important thing today. >> reporter: her 94-year-old husband prince phillip will no doubt be by her side. next year, their marriage will enter its seven isth decade but today was all about elizabeth. cbs news, windsor, england. >>> later tonight, the queen will light a beacon at the castle, sparking the chain of more than a thousand beacons that will burn in celebration of her birthday. >>> well, you probably know him from hawaii 5-0 but the we will hear from the next king. >>> and we've had a dry spring. john elliott has the forecast. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. >>> there is a new king on broadway. the actor is taking over the starring role. >> that is the hit musical the king and i. and he will make his broadway debut starring as the king. for the past six seasons, he has starred on the cbs drama hawaii 5-0. >> i started my career here in new york many, many years ago. and to be able to come back to lincoln c

lady michelle obama -- first lady michelle obama will join prince harry and the duke and duchess of cambridge for dinner at kensington palace. >>> lunches on me. let's go to the beach, live weather camera looking out ted ocean beach. you can see the markings on the beach where we had high tide at 11:05 a.m., low tide at 4:45 p.m. the closest not so clear, i think ill of high clouds, san francisco, we had a record of 83, tying it back in 1914, santa rosa mid 70s, approaching 80 right now san jose. charlie rose said it's such a nice day to send the sun. you are right, charlie, but if you suffer from allergies be prepared, the pollen count is medium to high side, it will have a better day on friday, with rain in the horizon. today is a big cool down, but numbers are well above average for -- a pleasant day. showers chances on thursday it will rain on friday. high-pressure )-right- parenthesis-right paren beginning to taper into an easterly direction. it will bring a shield of cloud. and into thursday see the clouds increase a chance of a spider showers thursday and -- shower thursday and friday

. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge are on their first official visit to india. >> princess kate and prince william began with a cricket match there with children in mumbai. they weren't c tent to sit on the sidelines. even in high-heeled wedges, the princess had no trouble. they attended a party at the taj mahal palace hotel. >>> here's bruce with a check of what's ahead in sports. >> coming up. anthony mccarron of the daily news is here to talk about the mets opening weekend. they're- >> they still have pitching, and i hink the hitting's going to come around even though it doesn't look so great right now. >> we'll talk yankees, and e.j. raddick is here. >>> move over batman and superman. the boss takes control at the weekend box office. >> ha, the bed inside a sofa. >> the film stars melissa mccarthy as an over the top business mogul. >> the comedy narrowly took the top spot inity opening weekend raking in $23.5 million. look how choice it was, batman versus superman at $23.4 million. "zootopia" rounds out the top three. >> that's it for us. >> take it away bruce. >>> welcome t

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just a small part of a very big evening as the duke and duchess of cambridge as well as prince harry welcomed the baptistes for din are. lots of good cheer all around and abc's terry moran joins us from london with more. hi, terry. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the obamass are having a ball on this trip. yes, it's a presidential visit. there are serious issues being discussed here. but this is also really a farewell visit by the obamas to america's closest ally, especially the royal family. overnight they are the photos everyone is talking about. that moment with little prince george, president obama still buzzing about it this morning. from wishing happy birthday to her majesty and meeting george, who was adorable. >> reporter: at kensington palace on friday as the baptistes were welcomed by prince william, and kate, the duchess of cambridge and prince harry the little prince was there peeking out at the cameras. george was up past his bedtime and he joined the grown-ups during their cocktails looking dapper in jammies, black slippers and a monogrammed white robe. the little prin

a cambridge professor sent out students calling them his diligent bees to collect word and their uses>> does this feel as if it might be shakespeare? >> i wouldn't rule that possibility out. if these are the annotations of shakespeare, that are before us, then of course it is truly astonishing. objectively, there is a lot of work to be done on this book. >> when shakespeare was 16, until around the age of 13, he attended king edward vi grammar school in stratford. more than 400 years later the school is still in use. >> he would ave learned latin, greek. a little bit of rhetoric. >> bennett carr its head master. all the ingredients what made shakespeare shakespeare. >> absolutely. >> came from -- >> this very room. >> reporter: in spite of images of shakespeare around, especially in stratford, what we think he looked like, is largely based on this likeness in the first folio, the first compilation of shakespeare's plays published in 1623, seven years after his death. >> it really is the truest portrait we know that survives of him. >> reporter: heather wolf is curator of manuscripts a

the firm cambridge analytica , which does work for ted cruz 's campaign, they have created profiles of million people. 240 each of them put people into one of six categories. one of them was stoic traditionalist. another was extroverted leader. they use these profiles to guide them on, ok this person will be more receptive to being approached in a certain way, a more aggressive approach. the type of person approaching them. so although this is now based on algorithms and presumably, the whips on the flora can get the floor can get the information at particular delegates fast and cater their pitch. host: this will be a first for a national convention. any precedent for this on the state level? evan: there have been technology used at the state level used successfully in virginia with gillespie and in utah for senator donnelly, senator lee. panicthe technology was so much more primitive. what they were basically trying to do was get a mobile app corralr where they can all the information. they did not have the resources to engage in data mining. there is exponentially more money. the sta