christopher lyles died this morning.on the website help hope live which was raising money to help christopher pay his medical bills. on his facebook page where christopher connected with so many people about his recovery, many are leaving their condolences to his family and his young daughter. christopher lyles was just 30 years old. christopher's family released a statement late today about his death saying they hope his bravery will pave the way for further research of stem cell surgery. >> today harvard bio science the company that developed the trachea for christopher, said they are sad about the loss. >>> the workers work -- >>> some fans make a b line to spring training games and in arizona so to the bees. they are a little hard to see but the swarm of bees delayed the game between arizona and san francisco. they squattered into the crowd. after a few minutes they were lured away by a mixture of lemonade and cotton candy. they would make anybody leave. >> put a big pot of it out in the parking lot. >> bernadette is

christopher lyles died this morning. it was on the website, help hope live, which was raising money to help christopher pay his medical bills. on his facebook page, where christopher connected with so many people about his recovery, many are leaving their condolences to his family and his young daughter. >> reporter: christopher lyles was just 30 years old. >> and christopher's family released a statement later today about his death, saying they hope his bravery will help pave the way for further stem- cell based therapies. we meet so many people when we're out and about reporting. christopher touched me. i'm so sad. i'm really, really sad. he was just a special guy. >> our condolences to his family. i think bernadette was rice. -- right. when you talked to him after the surgery, he looked like he did before the surgery. >> everyone thought it was going to go his way, but it didn't. we'll have follow-up with the family tomorrow. >>> weatherwise. chilly out there. we're sitting at 42 degrees. we have your forecast coming

. >> that's exactly what 18-year-old christopher day thought would happen. this is a video christopher made to invite people to come to a human house party inspired by the movie that came out earlier this month called project x. >> this guy wanted to have a house party that -- like this house party? >> that's exactly correct. >> here are some images from wsvn in miami and ft. lauderdale. >> as you can see in the video, they vandalized the house. so christopher broke into an unoccupied home and thought this is a great location. listen to more of what say. >> you can do anything. anything you want to do. [ bleep ]. >> this party went viral. it was on craigslist, twitter, facebook. people were text messaging the invitations. this party was supposed to take place on monday and last through tuesday morning. >> good night for a party, monday. >> this video went viral and people started coming out to the neighborhood where the house party was supposed to happen. security and police got wind of it. before the heart party happened arrested christopher. about 2,000 pe

christopher died this morning. it was on the website, help hope live, which was helping to raise money to help christopher pay for medical bills. on the facebook page, where he connected with so many about his recovery, many are leaving their condolences to his young family and his young daughter. christopher lyle was just 30 years old. >> reporter: and christopher's family released a statement earlier today, saying they hope his bravery will pave the way for further research of stem cell therapy. >> we were all pulling for him. >> today, the company that developed the technology for his transplant said they were deeply saddened to learn of christopher's death. >>> scary moments for dozens of students this morning when a classmate sets the bus on fire with a flare. witnesses say the bus was heading to chestertown when a student ignighted the -- ignited the flare. all 28 students got off the bus safely. seven students were treated for minor smoke inhalation injuries. and the incident is still under investigation. >>

. >> christopher deluca served in afghanistan. while he was there. he was telling his wife, you know, i wanted to get a puppy. we're going to make a special delivery to sergeant christopher deluca, who recently came back from afghanistan. >> this guy, and his wife, she called and said don't tell them that we're getting a puppy. just surprise him. so, they're going to quincy market in boston to surprise chris with this puppy, tahoe, a burmese mountain dog. >> aw. he's precious. look at the little guy. >> christopher and his wife are walking around. and they see this puppy. >> chris. this is your puppy. >> it's my puppy? >> that is your puppy. >> that is. >> he doesn't know what he's trying to tell him. >> he does not believe him. they're telling him, dude, it's your puppy. that's tahoe. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> he and his wife agreed one time when they went on a trip to tahoe, they met a burmese mountain dog, they said if we ever get a dog, it's going to be that breed and it's going to be named tahoe. >> it's so random. why wouldn't you think

christopher leaves behind a young daughter.ust 30 years old. >> a small sign that winter is still here move through our area. >> in other parts of the country, winter is still packing a paunch. over the weekend, more than 27n. weather is going to be improving over the month of march. >> winter has been a flash in the pan back here at home. >> if you cannot wait for spring, this has been a great winter for you. but if you love winter, you are out of luck. that is because the mild winter cost to local ski resorts to close early. they were skiing here at liberty on sunday. >> unfortunately, the weather has gotten the best of us. we had a decent season, though. everybody knows how warm it has spent. >> it is all over on the slopes in pennsylvania. tough to get a great this year. >> this is unusual. we opened on december 30 this year. that is about three weeks late for us. >> they are making snow and plan to be open through next weekend. it seems they are the exception. >> yes, this is a bit of an anomaly. >> there is a silver linin

fed stress test but neither the fed nor the banks appear to make the grade with our next guest christopher whalen senior managing director of tension capital partners author of inflated how money and debt built the american dream which you see right there and he's really going to break down for us what the real deal is behind these stress test so first i really appreciate you being on the show welcome to capital account mr whalen but closure absolute so you know first broadly because we've heard this report and you know since earlier this week that fifteen of the nineteen banks passed the stress test for failed at least part of it citi group sun trust ally and that life broadly how accurate are these tests and more importantly what do you what would you grade the method behind because i know you've been quite critical. well i own half a bank rating agency called institutional risk analytics and every quarter we run stress tests on every community and states the first comment i would make is that you never meet mix economic prognostications projections guesswork with financial analysis beca

they are 47-year-old christopher lowell and joyce lowell. authorities say christopher lowell shot his wife before turning the gun on himself at their home on fin way. the couples 13-year-old daughter found the bodies. the chronicle says joyce lowell had filed for divorce on february 22nd and that christopher lowell had filed his response just the day before that shooting. >>> antioch police have identified the man who was killed in yesterday's officer involved shooting. the man was 26-year-old david lopez, a wanted parolee. police tell ktvu two detectives were on patrol near hill crest when they spotted lopez driving then followed him. when lopez pulled into a driveway police say he refused orders to exit the vehicle and started ramming his car into the detectives car. police say the detectives who were outside their vehicle fired at lopez to avoid getting hit. >>> fbi agents today combed the neighborhood where 15-year-old sierra lamar was last seen one week ago today. robert handa is here now near morgan hill with the extense sieve search e

that's the difference. >> i would really like to be able to see christopher trotter go back to general of the length of time he has been in segregation. but should he go? i'm so thankful i'm not making that decision. >> bottom line here is where we're at. it is up to me now to make that recommendation. okay. like i said, some staff here in this unit have recommended you be released. some haven't. >> i'd like to know who haven't. >> no, you're not going to know who. who did and who didn't, okay? the important thing to know is that it's in my hands now. okay. so doesn't matter what the other staff recommended. it's up to me now. so the responsibility is at my level. all right, well appreciate your time. and that concludes the questions i had for you. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. appreciate it. unfortunately if i make the wrong decision here, if i do recommend that he's released and then something happens, then that burden is upon my shoulders. >>> coming up -- james stone reaches out to an old friend. >> do you time with the cat for 15 years and you just miss having them around. but

. >> okay, christopher, it is trivia time. the question is, was unemployment higher in 1980 when ronald reagan defeated jimmy carter, or 1984, when he was running for re-election. >> i'm going to say that it was higher in '80. >> you're wrong. it was actually higher in 1984. but things started to turn around. they went up to a high of 10% in 1982. it was 7.1% in 1980. it was about 8% or 8.5% in 1986, but it was on its way down in the fall of 1984, which led to this genre of ads, morning in america. let's watch and get your reaction, christopher. >> it's morning again in america. today, more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country's history. with interest rachlts at about half the record highs of 1980, nearly 2,000 families today will buy new homes. more than at any time in the past four years. this afternoon, 6,500 young men and women will be married. and with inflation at less than half of what it was just four years ago, they can look forward with confidence to the future. it's morning again in america.

but that's we're going to leave it there i appreciate the honesty that was christopher whalen operate senior management at canton capital partners. all right time now for loose change going to break it down with dimitri and shannon on the story that we just can't let go it's too good we have more on the goldman sachs greg smith fallout we've heard some say that a former goldman executive will no longer have a place on wall street because he came out with this take a listen. here's. who you close in terms of wall street there's no question about that. but as zero hedge posed in a post today that really caught our eye you know with that compensation being low on wall street lower ok relative and also with wall street shedding jobs and seeing layoffs hey you know whistleblowers maybe have an incentive to come forward there's not so much to lose and with there was another story saying that will supporters were flocking to blow the whistle because of incentives for regulators is a part of dodd frank that basically said that they can get a cut out of any settlements that result from their t

few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says thes

christopher lyles was 30 years old. >>> just in time for the weekend. cooler temperatures move in. a live look outside right now. after some clouds. the sun has come back. what about the weekend? bob is in the first warning weather center, with the updated forecast? bob? >> don't be afraid. later tonight, might see a little fog forming in some areas. by the way, the space station goes overhead tomorrow morning, at 6:30. just before the sun comes up. if it's clear, might see the international space station. tonight, a few things to the south. take a look at radar. not a whole lot to deal with. but we'll take a look at activity. most of it is well south of the area. one little thundershower over hancock and berkeley springs, west virginia. and a little light rain developing between easton and cambridge down to salisbury. that's where the bulk of the activity is. around the baltimore area, there is absolutely no precipitation. looks like we'll probably stay dry, at least that's the way radar is shaping up. temperature-wise, yes, it is cooler today. in fact, we're 10 degrees cooler tha

well, a trachea transplant was designed to save christopher lyle's life. he died earlier this month. but today, family, friends, and his classmates here at morgan state university got a chance to say goodbye. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: it's a song of gratitude for christopher lyle's life, after a hard battle with a rare and aggressive throat cancer. his family and friends gathered at morgan state university for one final goodbye today. >> i miss him, every minute, every day. >> reporter: wjz first featured lyles back in november. he was heading to sweden for a ground-breaking trachea transplant. doctors were using stem cells. lyles was only the second person in the world and the first from the u.s. to have the procedure. but earlier this month, doctors quickly admitted him to the hospital again. days later, he died. >> he [ inaudible ] >> reporter: lyles was a 2004 graduate of morgan state. now the university has a science scholarship in his honor. >> it's time for us. [ indiscernible ] but let there be no doubt that his imprint on this university and our cu

police identify this man right here as christopher bowens. he is suspected of trying to carjack the people. >> i was walking back to the car, i saw a guy sitting in a car. i said wait a minute, he's sitting in my seat. i'm not there. >> i looked, i seen these tattoos, he said to me, get out of the car, i'm taking it. i said what. >> constance said he had a knife. >> i thought i better get out of here. >> barney comes out, he's running, reaching into the car and pulls out the keys. >> i shut it off when i first got in there. he turned it back on. i shut it off again. he turned it back on. the third time i reached in and pulled the key out. >> he saw his wife was in trouble, he was like no, not on my watch. i'm going to get this guy. >> this carjacker totally messed with the wrong senior citizen. this guy is pretty tough. >> this guy was armed, too? >> with a knife. >> police say he thought they would be an easy target. >> with his age he felt they would offer little or no resistance. >> this man has seven grand kids, more than twice the age of

. >> christophe was a genius. i liked him so much also was a friend. i'm here to support and remember him. >> the atmosphere was charged. art was valued up to 1 million euro. artists and galleries donated 84 works for the auction. auctioneer, peter, was the man with the task of getting the most out of the bidders. after three hours, and of money was raised to continue work on his opera village. >> i thing is looking down on us kindly and we look back with banks. >> the auction raised more than 1 million euro. a great success and a knowledge to christophe. >> their capital is quite a hub for cultural activity. there is a fantastic film festival there every two years. i was there back in 1995. >> what did you see? >> "what's love got to do with it?" europe tod date on dw. stay tuned for more news and information from around the globe.

christopher edley, i'll start with you. start with the issue of discipline and punishment. what jumps out at you? what is important here? >> let me make three quick points. i mean, it is from a civil rights perspective i think civil rights lawyers would look at these huge disparities that arne duncan was just talking about and where there's smoke their fire. they would say that this makes out a suspicious case that there may be a some kind of discrimination going on. if we saw these kind of disparities in an employment setting, people would jump on it. the second thing i would say and more important than that is that the expulsions, the suspensions, these huge disparities in discipline showed that we're really not providing equal educational opportunity. you can't be providing opportunity if kids are kicked out of the school. and there are alternatives to those disciplinary measures. there are alternatives in terms of interventions, in training teacher to do a better job of classroom management and interventions to figure out what's going wrong in that kid's life. the third

. >> jamie: christopher, you heard what the president had to say, he says it's not new news we have toxplore other resources, on february 2012, got the date thanks to our brain room. says why under our administration, america is producing more oil than at any time in the last eight years, is that a result of his policies or is he taking credit for something that was in place already? >> i think it's both. and before i start, let me just say a happy belated birthday to my friend angela, 21 today. >> yes. >> she can vote according to rick perry. >> jamie: and she will. and it's absolutely both. he had, obviously, there were some things on the table before he came in and obviously, his policy have opened more, gas and oil reserves in this country than has ever been used in the last 40, 50 years, in fact the first time since the 1940's, america is a net exporter of oil and gas products. now, that said, gas prices may or may not be his problem. may or may not be his fault, but in november, it will be his problem politically if they don't get under control. there are several things he can do

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. >> reporter: the salad christopher butler is talking about, is the apparent drug money. butler, employee turned undercover informant, had his secret camera rolling, as norman wielsch count out $10,000. he did it in exchange for a pound of crystal meth. >> i tried to get a shot with both of them in it also. wanted to make sure there was no doubt what was going on. >> reporter: marino watched the video for the first time with us. remembering how he felt when he pointed the hidden camera at one of the east bay's top cop. >> i'm using material he's familiar with. if he notices i'm doing that, it's not good for me. >> reporter: and wielsch sounds worried. asking if his buyer can be trusted. >> he obviously knew that stepping up to crystal meth was a big step, as far as charges and sentencing and everything at that point, that my guy was legitimate. >> reporter: those concerns seemed to fade when he counted out his profit. then, butler gets out the so-called burrito. after putting on gloves, he weighs what is according to marin marino, is a package full of meth. then, careful

showing no signs of winning we catch up with their newest edition former block burned clear of christopher sun by. honoring a hero part of a racecourse in florida is named after the late indy car driver dunn weldon who died in an accident last october. until your pick we recap all the strikes that fall in the next year in the opening week of the russian premier league restart goals go to war it's all true. but let's get underway on the continent where the last sixteen stage of the europa league kicks off later tonight no russian clubs involved but there are two teams from manchester one of them united the host at that it builds in luck could be the tie of the round being a side able to boast a largely full strength squad will understand and chris smalling in the frame for starts after missing out recently through injury we'll be up against the side they're playing solid stuff in spain up there except fifth after seeing all three outs to know at the weekend. you know it's cross town rivals and overall favorites manchester city also in action on the night report from a chinese charges in por

christopher some being busy settling into russian life since his move from blackburn to on g. last month the congolese international getting off to a winning start at the weekend after his new club. beaten on a moscow one nil rich from poor feet caught up with the defender following the game . if you wants to be sure of this and say you've sold it for money by joining in g when they would think you'd be going to join some like arsenal top of the world you know. the sims the chances to pick and it was unclear but you know as it didn't reach a few of us for the. kim if you to to say a lot on the so talking is that i see that most of these are designed as a wanted me so. it was all the people joining the club. the club it was tricky for me so that's why i chose and changed easily from your g. has he can give you the challenge you need in your career just to come so to me though of saying you know my my dream as a footballer is supposed to sit and watch a good sleep so. work work very hard on the training pitch to get the best results on the match the try to comes the closest to w

christopher some being busy settling into russian life since his move from blackburn to on g. last month the congolese international getting off to a winning start at the weekend after his new club. beaten on a moscow one nil rich from poor feet caught up with the defender following the game . how would you want to be english journalists and say you've worked for money by joining in g when they would think you would be going to joins my council talk in the world you know but. also in the scenes of chances to take me to them club but you know as it didn't reach a few cure for the. kim it is it does a lot on the also talking to the visitors i use a lot to me so. it was always a big player joining the club. big club us it was really tricky for me so that's why i chose the change easily from angie has to be can give you the challenge you need in your career yes you can sense in the you know i've seen you know my my gym as a place to sit sometimes a trip and. work work very hard on the training pitch to get the best results on the match the try to come the closest to the job basica

andrew ramos and christopher edwards never meant any harm when they shot and killed their friend. they said it was an accident and they were trying to scare him with a loaded rifle they expected to malfunction. it was wednesday when police found him dead inside his aspen hill home and ramos was coasted -- quoted in the "washington post" saying he feels bad about the shooting. the other suspect is charged with second-degree murder and held on a identify go thousand dollars bond. >>> and high school students from all walks of life are coming together in virginia to stand up for gay kids. they say their fellow students are often bullied and take cruel treatment from-from- faculty members and john henrehan has more with the story. john? >> reporter: we generally avoid broadcasting really insulting language in our newscast. caution, we are going to include some of the language in our story and that is because the kids are willing to talk about what they hear in area high schools almost every day, and we want you to hear it. their has probably always been a certain amount of teasing and

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said that it won't discuss his religious beliefs but they may present jurors with postings that christopher vaughn made online a druid mailing list a judge will rule on that issue next week a judge will decide next friday whether to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the death of david koschman he died in may 2004 from injuries he suffered in a fight in the rush street nightlife district he got into returned an altercation against group which included former mayor daley's nephew richard vanecko lawyers representing the mother of david koschman believe that an echo through the federal punch but got away with it to cover-ups and conspiracies and connections the assistant state's attorney says the attorney for koschman are jumping to conclusions house lawmakers pass a new pension reform bill ... the legislation was approved victor wgn chicago tribune investigation found a state representative doubled his pension by working for alderman ed burke for just one month under that proposal the state will no longer be responsible for the former lawmakers pensions if the move to another govern

christopher, come here. i lined them up and laid my son down and came around and did a back flip over my son. then all of a sudden their eyes were wide open. now all of a sudden learning how to skate was really cool because i actually knew maybe what i was doing. >> i mean, i wish i could do that. i don't want to do the spins and everything but i like the flips. it's pretty cool. >> the whole basic to hockey playing is skating. there is nothing better than an olympic level athlete teaching your kids how to skate. he has a young personality and energy level that helps too because the key thing for all coaches is connecting with the kids. he does a great job of that. >> next three pucks ryan is on offense. now your work picks up. >> when michael weis takes to the ice the disco ball is still as he puts the reston raiders in motion. >> there it is. >> a national title is on the line this weekend, which is another area the guy with toe picks on his skates knows a lot about. >> he tells me that confidence with men

may be fattening up the american public and their own wallets in the process so let's bring in christopher coke he's the author of the book diet for a dead planet. all right chris let's talk about this relationship between food and political and corporate control control what's going on here. well this is a long developing story for decades now corporations are beginning more and more control over the american food supply on the global food supply and we're now at a situation where for instance just four companies control almost eighty five percent of the entire meat supply in america today and across the board processed food chicken pork breast for companies controlling forty to fifty percent or sixty percent of the entire market just around that out wal-mart itself takes in a quarter of every grocery dollar spent in the united states today so it's a phenomenal level of control and therefore these really outrageous yet you know almost comical but really sad stories about the food lobby trying to pieces of it will really come as an extension of this corporate an economic power and politica

i think this is that was george street christophe's thanks so much for your perception on all of this chris cox detritus joining us live there from the very heart of it all in athens thank you and now let's have a quick look at some other headlines now making. the news across the world at the moment in our world updates is of a rupture between demonstrators and police in the lebanese capital against the proposal of a new history curriculum in schools the christian financial party says it admits key events in the country's recent past claim schools will boycott the syllabus in its current form if it isn't changed and are broke a pact signed in one nine hundred eighty nine stipulates textbooks must be unified when talking about the country's history. crowds have gathered in seoul to protest against the use of nuclear power one year on from the for pushing the disaster the demonstration comes ahead of a summit being held in the city discussed the use of atomic power fifty world leaders are expected to attend a large scale leak at the japanese plant last notch is expected to dominate the

little did you know at the time that then mayor george christopher was in the audience with joe aliotoas such a marvelous performance that when joe became mayor, he adopted that as one of our two official anthems. thank you for performing first in san francisco. [applause] tony, you have helped us celebrate so many milestones in our city. you have helped us after earthquakes to come back and revive the spirit of our wonderful city. you have designed the wonderful art pieces to raise funds for those who need that service. you help us to reopen. after earthquakes, you have helped us climb -- not half way, you have helped us climb all the way to the stars with the -- a nation of our cable cars. you have just -- i in your career, you have generated more love and more nostalgic for our bay area -- more nostalgia for our bay area than all the songs and all the movies and all the television shows associated with us combine. for that reason -- it is really for that reason, tony, that it is my pleasure if you would please come up, to declare today, valentine's day, february 14, 2012, as tony be

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>> it started with darfur, started read iing nicklas christophe's articles. like you just said, it is difficult and hard to shine a spotlight on it. i don't need to go to places that already have a spotlight on them, i need to go to places that don't. one thing i lerned over the years, started by working with bono years and years ago, i wanted to pick a subject and i wanted to not just work on it, i needed to be -- i needed to understand all of the elements so i didn't get tripped up on the mistakes that come by. when you first get involved in any form of activism or advocacy at all, you will make mistake, you always will. you won't have seen the land mines in the road coming. i needed -- i have rebel leaders on my phone, you know, their phone numbers. i needed to know the players personally so i was able to understand. >> we will take a quick break here and be back with more of our "press pass" conversation with george clooney and john present prendergrass. towers, and generators. creating over seventeen hundred jobs. then suppliers, stores, more companies f

. >> in northeast baltimore a final good-bye to christopher lyles. a man many consider a medical pioneer. fends and family gathered for a memorial service. lyles dies after undergoing an experimental surgery where his windpipe was replaced with one with stem cells. >> he will be known as a result of his courageous choice. >> you can go to wbaltv.com to see how you can donate to help christopher's family with expenses. you can also see his story while you are there. just click on "as seen on." >> a baltimore county man is charged with using facebook to solicit sex from a minor. 26-year-old ron freeman had been using the screen name ron corliogn and began contacting a 14-year-old girl. when the messages made her uncomfortable, she notified police, and they set up a meet wg someone freeman thought was the victim. potential victims are asked to come forward by contacting 410-853-3650, baltimore police. >> guilty. that's the ruling the jury in new jersey handed down to a former rutgers university student charged with spying on his roommate. 11 news report

the troopers say that christopher thomas refused to drop what appeared to be a handgun and pointed at them, they shot him, striking thomas in the legs. investigators are trying to determine the cause of a late- night fire. firefighters responded in riva. the fire was so incensed its spread to the home next door. everybody managed to get out safely. a big night for rick santorum. he had wins in alabama and mississippi. a big disappointment to his republican rivals. tara mergener joins us live with the report. good morning to you. >> good morning. mitt romney was hoping these races would help propellent toward the nomination. he was upstaged by rick santorum instead. >> we did it again. [cheers] >> rick santorum sweeps primaries in alabama and mississippi. >> people have said, you know you're being outspent and everybody is talking about all the math and all the things, that this race is inevitable. >> boosting his claim as the conservative alternative. gingrich, who was banking on an all-southern strategy, is resisting pressure from the santorum camp to bow out, and downplayed his loss