[applause] >> thank you, president coleman, members of the board of regents, faculty and administration, honored guests from the parents and the families, friends, and most importantly, the members of the class of 2014. [applause] thank you for having me here this morning. i am truly honored to be a part of your commencement exercises. president coleman, on the eve of your retirement, i would like to thank you for your tremendous contributions you have made to the university, to ann arbor, and to the state of michigan. [applause] in 12 years, you have doubled the university's foundation, overseeing the launch of 49 new degree programs and help change the skyline of the city. i know i speak for many when i say congratulations and thank you for everything you have done. [applause] as i thought about what i wanted to say today, i was reminded of a philosophy professor who asked his students, what would they do if they had just one hour to live? one young woman said she would spend her last hour in the professor's class. he was flattered, of course, and he asked her why. she said, because e

michael coleman, probably the most influential irish musician of the 20th century.ld wax cylinders and 78s that he made here in new york-- they traveled back to ireland, and they changed fiddle playing style. people tried to imitate coleman whether they were from sligo or whether they're from cork or donegal. it no longer was the case that you could tell where somebody was from by listening to them. that was the beginning, that this was starting to be homogenized. in a positive way, technology has helped this music in that there's an awful lot of recordings of very good music out there. so it's brought it to a wider listening public. (tesar) very, very early days, some phonograph recordings were cut right to wax. they'd stand in the room, and the cutting lathe would cut the original master right into wax, which, by the way, had to be very soft, so it had to be very hot. so a lot of the old-time musicians will tell stories about the early days of recording like almost stripping down in their underwear and going in this room and recording for three minutes. it's 130 d

coleman served as an officer in the united states army for nine years. we are delighted that he could themus today, and we ask to proceed with his testimony. proceed, sir. pleased to be here with you today to combat economic espionage and theft of trade secrets. the object considers investigation of theft of trade -- and and is it economic espionage a top priority. in 2012 alone, the national counterintelligence executive a lossed -- estimated approaching $400 billion. to foreign adversaries and competitors who, by legally obtaining a broad range of trade secrets, degraded our nation's advantage in innovative research and development in the global market. this immense loss threatens the security of our economy in preventing -- and preventing such loss prevents vigilance. the fbi is diligently working to apprehend targets against u.s. businesses, academic institutions, clear defense contractors and government agencies. it has made significant progress including some of the most egregious offenders behind bars. economic espionage and trade secrets -- and t

joining us with more insight into the world of mobile advertising, greg coleman, president of criteo.aybe it is better for you to describe, how do you inner and the homeless every interaction we have on the web? >> we engage in a lot of what people call retargeting. i found this company right after we sold the huffington post to aol. the claim was they figured out displayake advertisements. the banner advertisements you see on your favorite website perform like search. now when i was at yahoo!, i ran worldwide sales for years. if someone told me there was a technology that would come around where someone could make a display advertisement dance or click like search, i never would have believed it. lo and behold, a company called shopo behind a sandwich in paris, france, trying to create something completely different, a recommendation should -- a commendation engine and they backed into a business model where they figured out how to buy inventory from publishers and how to sell advertising in a display advertisement on the click basis. and i heard that install the proof points, i said

coleman served as an officer in the united states army for nine years. we are delighteded that he could join us today. we ask him to proceed with his testimony. proceed, sir. >> good afternoon. i'm pleased to be here with you today to discuss the fbi's efforts to combat economic espionage and theft of trade secrets. the fbi consider it is investigation of theft of trade secrets and economic espionage a top priority. in 2012 alone the national counter intelligence executive estimated a range of loss to the u.s. economy approaching $400 billion. to foreign adversaries and competitors who by illegally obtaining a broad range of trade secrets degrade our nation's advantage in innovative research and development in the global market. this loss threatens the security of our economy and preventing such loss requires constant vigilance and aggressive. the fbi is working to apprehend those pursuing economic espionage against clear defense contractors and government agencies. it's made a significant progress in putting some of the most egregious offenders behind b

. >> we know there is an obsession with h a selfie obsession as much as curt coleman does. >> what ishese are videos from curt's instagram account. doing this selfie to the tune of "california love." he posted this on facebook. >> if i'm sitting at a shopping center or shop and people i don't really particular like are walking past me, i go -- >> he needs to read the recent studies on selfies and narcissism. >> he doesn't care what anybody thinks about how much he loves himself. on social media he claims to have posted about 100,000 selfies. >> is he a big deal because he made himself a big deal? >> pretty much. he has gotten a lot of attention, media outlets are curious about who this australian 1-year-old kid is. he photo shops certain pictures like this one with paris hilton. >> did remind me a little bit of a male paris hilton. >> he said he is australia's answer it to paris hilton. he says he loves her. part of the reason for his attention is his narcissism and his claim he is god's gift to earth. >> those are his words. >> wow. okay. >> and he photo shopped this one where he cla

. >>> school kids in coleman, 31 31 -- from colombia. are in the town of fondacian. 239 miles from bogota. authorities are trying to determine the cause. the driver who has managed to escape has been arrested. >>> if you fear disasters, chile is not place for you. there's a new study out that indicates chile could be the worst place in the entire western hemisphere to dodge mother nature. as lucia newman reports, it is time create an early warning system. >> reporter: chile's ash clouds circled the hemisphere at least five times. monitors volatile volcanos on yellow alert. >> we are monitoring 43 of the most active volcanoes with cameras, thermal and seismic sensors, so chile can have first rate information to put an early warning system on motion. >> reporter: but of all active volcanoes, one poses the biggest danger. we go see the via rica. it's long overdue for eruption. a few kilometers away are puccon they even ski off the slope you see behind me. but in the case of a major eruption in the worst case scenario everything within a 30

but no one has a selfie obsession as much as curt coleman does. ♪ california love >> what is happening video from chris' instagram account. he's doing this selfie to tupac's "california love." he posted this on facebook. >> he needs to read the recent studies on selfies and narcissism. >> he really doesn't care what anybody thinks about how much he loves himself. on social media, he claims to have posted about 100,000 selfies. >> is he a big deal because he's made himself a big deal? >> pretty much. he has gotten a lot of attention. a lot of media outlets are curious about who this australian 17-year-old kid is. he photo shops certain pictures like this one with paris hilton. >> did remind me of a little bit of a male paris hilton. >> he does say he is australia's answer to paris hilton. he does -- i think part of the reason is because of his narcissism and his claim that he is god's gift to earth. >> those are his words. >> his words apparently. >> okay. >> he also photo shopped this one where he claims that the eclipse was almost as beautiful as he. >> does he have a bagillion follow

. >> reporter: at coleman middle school in greenville, mississippi, expectations are high. >> i want to see nothing but a's and b's from you, okay? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: they have an f rating. 95% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, nearly all are black. in fact, most of the city's public schools are low performing, run down and with a high teacher turnover rate. do you think this is the way it's supposed to be? >> no. >> reporter: this after a ruling saying segregated schools are unequal and illegal. >> this will encourage the people. >> reporter: here whites make up more than 20% many of the population but only 2% of the city's public schools. leaving them to look as if brown versus board of education never happened here and greenville is not alone. a new study finds in 19 88 integration peaked at 44%. that number slowly declined to 23%. nationwide, the report finds new york is the most segregated state for black public school students. nearly 65% attend virtually all black schools, followed by illinois, maryland, michigan and new jersey. the overall result, the ac

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. >> let me bring in nbc news coleman and deputy director of the women and foreign policy council on foreign relations. gail lemon, good morning to both of you. >> let's start with what we're dealing with here, evan. abduction agrees that not een al qaeda can condone. tell us about boko haram. >> it's a very active and well-armed group based mostly in remote areas along nigeria's borders. the problem with this group is yeah, they're not that organized, per se. they're not carrying out bombings and they do have ties to al qaeda and the group that's based in west africa has issued numerous staples endorsing boko haram and endorsing their mission suggesting they're doing exactly what al qaeda wants. these tactics about kidnapping girls and that's pretty questionable, but bottom line is this gripe houp has attacked westerners and boko haram means western education is sinful. >> they have the leader he was the number two and when the founder of boko haram was executed he became number one and that's when they became particularly violent and went off against innocent people. there is a $7

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construction typical 880 right around coleman and alameda off ramp and 101 through palo alto into mountain view and slowing because of the construction crews and no big surprises around the bay including the far north bay and approaching the east shore, guys. a look at san rafael, back to y. >> that's what you think. >>> still ahead "today in the bay" outrage after video surfaces showing a security guard slapping a student in a wheelchair. the principal's message to concerned parents this morning. >>> $120 million donation from facebook to help our schools right here in the bay area. >>> startling video this morning. a student in a wheelchair is pushed by a security guard. we'll tell you how the school is responding this morning. >>> plus, police looking for suspects after this violent robbery at a south bay liquor store. what they're offering this morning. >>> you made it to friday and we have a spectacular weekend shaping up for you, bay area. cloudy start in san francisco, that will lead to the cool down today. few clouds over san jose. i'll give you your weekend forecast for your micro

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and according to the night this will help organize and to report that means coleman the entry to the actions once again you can read about this a don't comb or so that is revealed to us from keeping twist of assaulting and he says by that mythical beliefs from all of this kind of atheism that was good enough to go home right from the sea. do a gripping picture the reporters later the hall on top. to the concert the interstate this coastline from the international monetary fund the creepiest to ninety and seventeen billion dollars. i'll be the next two years to help the nation avoid a two fold but they can often just a few billion dollars immediately in the meantime russian officials say yes yes that's the most ghetto is reached three knock off the dose if it is unclear how the embattled country who pays the bills. oh business and liz and i says the imax cash is likely to cause problems for the average ukrainian. comes with strings attached and that was the problem the bulls now very firmly into the government's court and they need to come up with the reform program because all said a

bill coleman of course is. one of my heroes. but out of the lawyers who argued brown, there is one survivor. and that is jack greenberg. jack greenberg came to the legal defense fund as you see from the program in 1948. and he came to the legal defense fund after serving in world war ii. in the marines. n fact, i always remember that when jack was told at some point that he had handled what was supposed to be a tough situation with great -- grace and handled it well, jack said in a very offhanded way, i've been in tougher situations than this. he was at iwo jima. served his country even before he came to the legal defend fund to serve it in another profound way. jack as you know joined the 61 f in 48 and from 48 to was assistant counsel before becoming director counsel from 61 to 84. the longest tenure of any director counsel. d with all due respect, to sherilynn, who is only beginning, i suspect that there will not be another who serves in that position over so many years. and he served so well. jack happened to be directedor o

german teacher yeah and coleman also came here in search of wild wild east. the left is notoriously seconds and native switzerland two years ago and took part in several projects sponsored by the kids institute in belgrade. aimed at promoting a democratic and development. oh and this year's art. i really think things may be possible here that we're going on in the nineteen eighties and burners are a bright come from. because civil society is gradually taking shape and develop this grass roots spirit that says be paid let's take to the streets and our politicians will support us. we can do it ourselves. and we'll take the space we need and make this city are all in anger. i cannot stop. since one of the projects he helped initiate a meet and greet and easton classical pursuit artists and the lean and mean a hope in the kitchen every time the event as it did. the soup and having to spend the weekend of concerts and exhibitions. as you all the new routines to fetch me did he believe i need to. he said. nice interesting. in contrast to the convention county commi

you've already sold my books and all of the pumpkin baptist going to do school turned into town today coleman the sullivan county news of the helix and over upstairs a six onions from all of the team here tonight to take care bye for now. i mean. i was. using. he stated if that's not the daddy is a page. gage is one of the season. it's the busy don't try to copy that there are you'll be beyond on a human being. i gave you time to be a kind of existing code that time he did not suffer i did two things happened that's all in the voting it's late they cost me just to india. it's not that into the years. so that's what the founders be to get into a blast making them i think americans need for hindus and muslims upright seat lay catholics intestines of biking team. they rate in ogden and tilting may not be they see it has been going on i did not. i mean i did not speak to you tied to things happening just down many to stay behind the security deed and what it was abandoning its common name in any of the beagle. i tossed and much of the night is tonight at seven eight season. so i'm getting it. she

if you are traveling along southbound 880 between coleman avenue and el camino that is in place untilthe bay bridge toll plaza you can see the traffic is moving smoothly but we do have a high wind advihere issued by c.h.p. we will let you know how long that will be in place. >> breaking news, san jose firefighters knocked down a ridge station fire that broke out after 3:30 at a homeless encampment that bopped less than an acre. the deputies are on the scene. no word on the cause. >> bay area begins the week on heat watch. we are talking about that, which coincides with a beefing up of defensive ranks for the california firefighters. amy hollyfield is in sunol. >> starting today there will be 15 trucks stationed here, usually they have 12. they say they are going to be busy training the new employees getting them ready for the fire season which they think going to be busy. they will declare the start of fire season today for northern california. usually, it starts at the beginning of june. they say that 95 percent of fires are started by people. they are asking everyone to be extra car

kate corruption and often sympathy to the antique he unravels the crisis on getting teaching is coleman's calm is ukraine's parliament takes a break until may six as part of the many holidays vacation deemed by some as inappropriate the thing the as i do. isn't it the cabin killed. loving it but don't let him. i want all. the angels mother its legal shield house the way on the second at the age of ninety three. the mall coming to an onsen old pitcher reno this is noah called a memorial ceremony instead opting for a private funeral service. after

it gives space for everybody to do something that creates something german teacher dan coleman also came here in search of wild wild east. the left is notoriously so they can send me to switzerland's two years ago and took part in several projects sponsored by the kids institute in belgrade. aimed at promoting a democratic and development is he is out i really think that kind of things would be possible here that we're going on in the nineteen eighties and burners are a bright come from. because civil society is gradually taking shape. and so on this grass roots spirit that says be paid. let's take to the streets. and our politicians will support us we can do it ourselves we'll take the space we need and make this city are all in anger. i don't stop. since one of the projects he helped initiate a meet and greet the east and plans to pursue artist i believe and agree to help the kitchen. every time he bent as it did the last two weeks is asleep and having just an evening of readings concerts and exhibitions. as you go the twist in your teens to fetch me did he mean by nature. the sad case

there's some roadwork going on once again southbound 880 as you approach coleman several lanes are blocked. we'll have the travel time for that stretch plus the rest of your drive to work. "kcbs traffic" is coming up. >>> developing news. health advisories are now posted at 22 u.s. airports including san francisco warning travelers about mers. the virus now linked to 147 deaths in saudi arabia since 2012. there are two patients confirmed in the u.s., both patients recently having traveled to saudi arabia. >> the airlines have to be very cautious about that. you can be exposed on a plane. >> both patients in the united states are expected to recover. >>> new this morning, search crews will have to wait until next week to recover the body of a climber who fell to his death on oregon's mound hood. 57-year-old robert c. ormir of emergency fell about 1,000 feet yesterday. warm weather made the snow on mount hood unstable. the threat of an avalanche is prompting a delayed search. >>> a 500-year-old mystery may have been solved. an underwater explorer believes he found christopher columbus a long

the real fun time the strong support for sovereignty unity and territorial integrity of money on coleman's to work along with the international community to play it cost to rent them for missing on a small steam peace and development. shifting our focus to time and of course in the country has found prime minister in the auction was guilty of violating the constitution and has asked her to step down. on wednesday in oct mass would support his son during a televised news conference she said of commons has never done anything does all this sickness i insisted that we have to use on a state to administer the country and we have never done anything that come he said his son used actions like we have the cutest. of course that the dog had abused her position by transferring a cq which he kicked open all the pace in twenty eleven which led to the benefits of cars on the policy of the raiding the captain said the country's commerce in the news to me with enrolment forms hometown son would replace in law and that the caretaker government would press ahead with plans for the jubilee twenty conduct

kate corruption and often sympathy with the ntt of rebels that the crisis on getting teaching is coleman's commons ukraine's parliament takes a break until may six as part of the maple the days of vacation deemed by some as inappropriate. the national news on who. russian president saddam hussein has said that they're on a russian military servicemen all security forces in ukraine the claim comes calling new sanctions on the kremlin from the us which targets individuals and companies believed to be part of putin's inner circle western countries accuse russia of coordinating unrest in east ukraine. us secretary of state john kerry saying that american intelligence agents haven't been that conversations between pro kremlin separatists which make it clear that their operations being directed by most in the genes claimed that there is no russian involvement in east ukraine is similar to the one he made prior to rush its annexation by me and lexi peninsula fully joined the russian federation last month up to scores of armed men in on mt uniforms indicated that a retreat and a widely discredited

we are too costly to stallings coleman one in orange bowl. why advertise goodness you don't really have to do whatever he does love all the meds. what happened here. pupils will know somebody on the bill races to use them to place all the up each of the city employee a lost cause trouble non caring about each. all school monday and on the knee all this means that the tissue by picking it up and boy can get. then he continued to gain. his auction house automation on key races in camp angled the internet. brazilian president the wall was so cold in the duke of old minstrel response to racism i told him cry. you will see in the national team coach to tell it from the leash and the unknown. and it's a ghost on email. households will treat you the picture of himself he teamed up on the now . one of japan's talks with the teams recently faced penalties due to the screen your mind all the tents. so for this the laguna low rents and the double bond in english reading japanese only. just nice i think it's recommended to quilt and all that the team to

lumpy privatize gas bills to russia six minus ten students across three d and don't lose up to bill colemanto consider whether that could potentially put the transit of russian gas through ukraine under threat because more about that. also of more news and include the full afghanistan where despite some signs of improving on friday but millions of women across the nation still place widespread abuse and torture have a no go watch it on scene to match. off. the i am rules are going to get a jump in anytime he was really though so we leave the meeting. see horses security. years ago the questions that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics. only on rte. i . in the uk trying to soak his defender of human rights but when it comes to making money it can seem to forget its principles. last year britain's find arms contracts with billions of pounds in countries that its government a mix of pull rights records and other extremists to take a close look at them useful. every year the uk sells arms to well over a hundred countries across the globe that incl

vietnam's coleman is on tv at the country to a decisive victory at games promise and its head and keeps the us today uses the nbn fail as the deposit rate for this history the government in common as possible using a state run media to commemorate the anniversary in an apparent bid to emphasize the parties' role in bringing independents. and now i'm going out alone. and even reminds me of the great contribution of how costly it is i'm proud of their great victory. each time with that today vietnam is one of the few countries in the wild with a one party communist led government and economic risk destroying information and various viewpoints into the country. as vietnam faces such changes the government seems to place great aunt and great importance on stressing that it gets messy off the one part evil. that's going to wrap up up and ten i'm sure he'll have someone in school. i knew. south africans are casting their ballots in the country's fifth democratic election since people of all races came to write about. this year marks the twentieth anniversary from the end of apartheid. but the

bill coleman, of course, is. heroes.y but out of the lawyer who's is onebrown, there survivor and that is jack greenberg. jack greenberg came to the legal defense fund, as you see from the program, in 1948. came to the legal defense fund after serving in world war ii, in the marines. thatct, i always remember at some pointtold that he had handled what was a tough situation it well,e and handle jack said in a very off-handed way, "i've been in tougher situations than this." wedg iwo jima, served his country even before he came to defense fund to serve it in another profound way. joined theu know, 1948.in and from 1948 to 1961 he was the assistant counsel before counsel fromctor 1961 to 1984, the longest tenure of any director counsel. all due respect to sherrilyn, who is only beginning and i wish her a long tenure, i suspect that there will not be in thatwho serves .osition over so many years and he served so well. directorened to be housian daysg the of the civil rights movement. it was jack who was on the phone

. >> different strokes, moved in with the drummonds, gary coleman. >> gosh, no one cares. four, in the sitcom b.j. and the bear, what kind of animal was bear? a, a bear, b, a chimpanzee, c, a bird. kathie? >> bear. >> are you allowed to answer? >> yes. the correct answer is bird. >> i would like to go with the real correct answer, which is a chimpanzee. >> that is correct. >> you don't get a point for that. >> b.j. and the bear was a sitcom about a trucker who -- he drove around with a chimpanzee. turner and hooch was a movie with tom hanks in 1989. what kind of dog was hooch? a french mastiff, a bulldog, or a bernese mountain dog. >> bernese mountain dog. >> bulldog. >> french mastiff. >> he was a french mastiff, yes. >> i know my stuff. >> he witnessed a murder and tom hanks helped him. >> what was the dog's name on "frazier". >> good luck with that. >> eddie. >> you are correct, yes. >> that was a good show. >> what do you mean? b.j. and the bear was good. >> b.j. and the bear. >> he was the dog -- >> all right. >> what was the name of the pet alligator -- i don't even

bill coleman of course is. one of my heroes. but out of the lawyers who argued brown, there is one survivor. and that is jack greenberg. jack greenberg came to the legal defense fund as you see from the program in 1948. and he came to the legal defense fund after serving in world war ii. in the marines. in fact, i always remember that when jack was told at some point that he had handled what was supposed to be a tough situation with grace and handled it well, jack said in a very offhanded way, i've been in tougher situations than this. he was at iwo jima. served his country even before he came to the legal defense fund to serve it in another profound way. jack, as you know, joined the staff in 48 and from 48 to 61 was assistant counsel before becoming director counsel from 61 to 84. the longest tenure of any director counsel. and with all due respect, to sherilynn, who is only beginning, i wish her a long tenure. i suspect that there will not be another who serves in that position over so many years. and he served so well. jack

of america's poor borders, they were able to establish the presence in america and it is of course coleman aided in the 9/11 terrorist attacks of new york city and washington, d.c.. in the aftermath of 9/11 there was quite a bit of fear that sleeper cells might spring into action. and although they later transpired to be overblown, there have been a number of plots that have been uncovered. and some of the deadly attacks to date have come from solitary individuals who have self identified with the global jihad. in november of 2009 the major nidal hassan wounded 31 people. months later attempted to detonate a bomb in times square in new york city. to be expected, the u.s. authorities are concerned about radical islam in america and in march of 2011, the congress held hearings called by the representative peter king on the topic. another worrisome prospect is that islamic terrorists might strike jewish targets in america because much of the jewish diaspora support israel and attack jewish targets outside of israel. james and brenda also looked at the jewish extremism in america. now, when co

joining me now is michael coleman, democratic mayor of columbus, ohio.re you surprised by americans for prosperity entering into the franklin county tax levy issue? >> i am surprised. these are out of towners coming into a city like columbus trying to tell an intelligent electorate how they should be voting. the zoo levy may not pass but not because of the koch brothers. democrats and republicans alike don't like to be told by two billionaires living some place else the in america how we should be taxing ourselveses in columbus. the republican leading business community feels the same in the city of columbus. i can tell you the republican leaning newspaper if in the city of columbus has editorialized against the koch brothers coming to columbus and telling us how to vote on something that only we care about. i can tell you the koch brothers don't care about the citizens of columbus or any of us that live in this community. >> the columbus dispatch editorial yiezing this way. voters should decide the zoo issues. not carpet baggers who don't live here and

our first witness is randall coleman, the assistant directord of the counterintelligence division of the federal bureau of investigation.investiga mr. coleman is responsible forti ensuring that the fbi carries out its mission to defeatfeat foreign intelligence threats and he began his career in 1997 and has previously served as an assistant special agent in charge of the san antonio division and chief of the counterespionage section and ahe special agent in charge of the little rock division. prior to his appointment to the fbi he served as se an officer e the united states army and we are delighted that he could join us today and we asked him to proceedis , sir. with this. >> good afternoon, i am i'm pleased to be here today with he fbi ciscuss the fbi's efforts to trade osecrets for the fbi considers the investigation andc economic espionage top priority in the 2002 alone the nationaldf counterintelligence executive estimated a range of loss to thn u.s. economy approaching $400 billion. two competitors who illegally rn obtain a broad range of trade na regret, degraded our nation's

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