this is daily data. so you see the lehman bankruptcy, couple days later you see the money market fund breaking the buck, unjablg to pay its investors a dollar a share. following that announcement you see that for about two days there about $100 billion a day was flowing out of these funds. within two days the treasury announced a guarantee program, the fed came in to support the liquidity of these funds and as you can see the run ended pretty quickly. so absolutely classic, classic bank run, classic response, providing liquidity to help the institution being run provide the cash to its investors, providing the guarantees and that successfully ending the run. but that wasn't the end of the story. remember the money market funds were also holding commercial paper. and as they began to face runs, they in turn began to dump commercial paper as quickly as they could. and as a result, the commercial paper market went into shock. this is a nice example how financial crises can spread. we had lehman failing, tha

this is daily data so you see the lehman bankruptcy, a couple days later you see the money market fund breaking the buck meaning it was unable to pay its investors a dollar a share following that announcement you can see that for about 2 days there, about $100 billion a day was flowing out of these funds. within two days, the treasury announced a guarantee program. the fed came in to support the liquidity of these funds and as you can see the run ended pretty quickly. so absolutely classic -- classic bank run, classic response, providing liquidity to help the institution being run provide the cash to its investors, providing the guarantees and that successfully ending the run. but that wasn't the end of the story 'cause remember the money market funds were also holding commercial paper. and as they began to face running, they in turn began to dump commercial paper as quickly as they could. and as a result, the commercial paper market went into shock. this is a really nice example of how financial crises can expand in different directions. we had lehman failing and that caused money mar

this is daily data.ecb lehman bankruptcy a couple days later. -- ucb lehman bankruptcy a couple days later. the lehman bankruptcy a couple days later. you see a hundred billion dollars a day flowing out of these funds. within two days, they announced a program that came in to support the liquidity of these funds. the run ended pretty quickly. it was a classic response, providing liquidity to help the institution being run to provide the cash to its investors. the money-market funds were holding commercial paper. as they began to face runs, and they in turn began to dump commercial paper as quickly as they could. as a result, it went into shock. we have lehman failing. it causes them to experience a run. in turn, it is put in the commercial paper market. it was hard to get the system stable. there was sharp increase in rates in the commercial paper market. lenders were unwilling to lend for maybe one day. in turn, it affected the ability of those companies to function and the ability of the institutions t

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down the road in reno smith ridge elementary hired a stew coach and data specialist to give teachers meaningful feedback and daily coaching. students themselves have a big role in tracking and analyzing their own progress and empowering students to take ownership of their own learning that's so important. weekly assessments monitor how students are learning state standards and all data is tracked for each student in a data journal. at the heart of all of these successes are teachers and school leaders who are excited about the prospect for change. it is what motivates them. it is what gets them up every morning and keeps them working late into the night. this is absolutely a labor of love. these teachers recognize how demanding this work is and also see the potential for fundamentally transforming the life chances of their students. they know that school culture is a difficult, difficult thing to change but they also believe that all children, all children must be given an opportunity to fulfill their academic and social poe he shall it. as one study of turn around schools in philadelphia put it, teachers at succ

against the developing world you point out your colleague and editor of the daily reckoning eric fry when he was giving the example data at one point c.d.s. on triple a rated french debt was higher than that of chile which was rated below that and not only that but higher then brazil. colombia in debt that was all one notch above junk and then if you look at you have this in your book to the how latin american stock exchange's performs some of the stock markets and latin america versus some by stern european stock markets so what is the market telling us and all these trends market is telling us that these countries have some people that we all want these countries that resource rich so they've been right in the commodity boom again i can't emphasize things like population being young and they don't have a lot of the problems we do in these countries and governments are also moving more towards open markets making it easier to for foreigners to invest and so those things are starting to pay off now and that's one question you touched on debt is that really at the end of the day what a trend like this that we're seeing

a series of papers in the lancet medical journal drawing on data from more than 50 different studies suggest a daily dose cuts cancer death and reduces the risk of the disease spreading. joining me from oxford is the report's lead author, professor peter rothwell. it's a bit of a wonder drug we've always felt in any case, but what does this latest finding tell you? >> the main finding is that aspirin seems to reduce the spread of cancer, where cancer cells spread to other parts of the body. that's important, because that's often the way cancer kills people, by spreading to the brain, the lungs, the liver, and we found that in people in trials who have been taking aspirin when we looked at detail at their medical records, they were about 30% to 40% less likely to have had cancers that spread around the body. >> right, does it have to be a case where cancer has been detected in any case to start using aspirin and to gain the benefit of that, or is this something we should all be taking as a matter of course on a daily basis? >> those are two very different issues. we've shown that aspirin prevents the

quarterly, we're finding more evidence and research based on going daily kinds of assessments from their resources. we're using other kinds of data. one of the things we're proposing with our work with sfusd and promise neighborhoods is to do early education data sharing across organizations. supervisor campos: that was my next question. whom are you sharing that data? are you sharing that with city agencies to maybe inform some of their funding decisions? are we sharing it with the parents, with the public? >> some -- a lot of the data, you know what is available. blog is available on the department of ed website. -- a lot of it is available on the department of and website. there is a number of processed data that can be used. we're having some conversations with -- around promise neighborhoods and uc-berkeley around the use of data. we have mous with stanford university. there are a number of confidentiality issues. there are a number of legal and compliance issues that figure into the use of data. we're interested in finding out better ways to know our students and our families and meet their needs. supervisor campos: a final

data out of the u.k. that shows we they have had a cure for cancer right under our noses. taking a daily may help prevent entry types of colon, prostate, long, and breast cancers. aspirin is one of the oldest and cheapest drugs to get your hands on. >> many pharmaceutical companies out there are spending billions of dollars to get a result like this and here we are with aspirin doing the exact same thing. >> experts say until further research is conducted, the best prevention strategy for the general public are exercise and healthy eating. coming up next, your maryland lottery midday pick 3 pick 4 numbers and will get another check of the forecast but first a look at how wall street is performing. >> this will inspire you -- a 101-year-old utah woman who ushered in her birthday with a paraglider right and she soars into the record books. she is a great debt great- grandmother. she has been officially recognized as the oldest female to power glide tandem by guinness world records. she says taking on this adventure was more about enjoying life and keeping active and positive, something she

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daily city, i'm john sasaki. >>> at&t announced changes today to its policy of throttling back data.r those who use the company's new and faster 4g lte network throttling won't occur until they hit five gygabites. the change came after a lot of complaints from customers. >>> yelp has never made a profit during its eight years in business. the company says 66 million people visited the site each month last year to look at about 25 million different reviews. >>> macy's.com signed on the dotted line for the second largest lease in san francisco this year. the internet site of the nation's largest department store will soon settle into the top seven floors of fulsome street. mayor lee says it's the perfect fit given the long life of macy's in the city. >>> fire officials on the peninsula held a ground breaking today for a new fire station. and it's a big one. the 12,000 square foot facility will replace an older station in east palo alto. the new station will serve the communities of east palo alto, and menlow park. 63% of the calls it gets are from medical emergencies and only 3% are fo

daily city, i'm john sasaki. >>> at&t announced changes today to its policy of throttling back data. for those who use the company's new and faster 4g lte network throttling won't occur until they hit five gygabites. the change came after a lot of complaints from customers. >>> yelp has never made a profit during its eight years in business. the company says 66 million people visited the site each month last year to look at about 25 million different reviews. >>> macy's.com signed on the dotted line for the second largest lease in san francisco this year. the internet site of the nation's largest department store will soon settle into the top seven floors of fulsome street. mayor lee says it's the perfect fit given the long life of macy's in the city. >>> fire officials on the peninsula held a ground breaking today for a new fire station. and it's a big one. the 12,000 square foot facility will replace an older station in east palo alto. the new station will serve the communities of east palo alto, and menlow park. 63% of the calls it gets are from medical emergencies and only 3% are

daily. they have a strong business courtesy of the acquisition. mostly an enterprise software player on the periphery of big data. however, if red hat customers are spending that much, that means they are buying tech to handle the explosion. my big data theme, remains amc. we own it from a travel trust which you can follow on the league, won twice today. fabulous. also a cnbc contributor. whether data protection security, emc, the place to be. plus, also, 80%, smoking hot virtuallization software play. that's the place for the data store server. rather than buy egg and operating nonvirtual machines. it saves corporationes a bundle on hardware. ton mention real estate and cooling expenses. that's very important. since these servers take up a lot of space and run real hot. now the emc has been on ak acquisition. they picked up pivotal labs. a tool company whose product are used in big data applications. don't be daunted by the fact that emc is less than a point off. the stocks trading at a ridiculously low 14.7 times earnings. even though a long-term growth rate and i think it has more room to run. especially from

daily briefing. >> it's supposed to be the president's signature of domestic achievement. the idea he may not speak about this on the anniversary may seem odd. with the polling data we added up 67% of the public wants to throw out the whole bill or the manda mandate. white house has been talking for two years talking about educating the public. doesn't this polling data suggest that people are not buying it? >> the polling da data suggests in part the hundreds of millions of dollars that was spent attacking it. what we're focussing on is implementing it so that more and more americans see the benefits that it brings. the, you know, he's not -- i didn't make any announcement one way or the other about what the president's schedule will hold on this issue. we are focused on implementing the bill not only discussing anniversaries particularly. i'm sure others will want to discuss this. i think if you look at ore talk to americans and look at some of the data on this, if you ask them is the alternative as proposed by some folks who oppose the affordable care act giving power back to the insurance companies so that they can throw you off your insurance policy if you d

of the organizations that say parents should not have data to know what to do with their kids is astounding. >> i'm live in washington. in our "daily fix" romney heads to ohio today with one more delegate in his column, after the michigan republican party gave him a post-game win, voteding to award the two at large delegates, giving romney a 16-14 delegate edge in the state, instead of a 15 all tie. chris is a contributor and managing editor of "post politics.com" we said the other day that super tuesday's run up, that this was now going to be trench warfare, delegate by delegate, the romney team proved it right away. this is not only bragging rights which is important, but it's changing the rules mid game, we have proof from the michigan republican chairman to nbc news that in fact, this was supposed to be proportional and they did change the rules after the fact and every delegate will count. >> well, it shows you that the romney camp or the michigan the campaign pushing in that direction, is literally willing to fight for every delegate. i'm skeptical that it goes all the way out into june and into the convention as a pure deleg

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you look at the data, take bank of america. 2007 to 2010 bank of america had an average daily balancet fund lending programs and in 2009 they paid themselves $4.4 billion in bonuses. you know, you look at -- the auto bailout, willing to take haircuts but not willing to take haircuts on the bond holders why are we treating wall street like you said with kid gloves? >> suppose wall street got really punished and let's say lots of people got close haircuts corks that happen to an extent that -- we could move on? >> this is an intellectual question? could it be that -- there would be dash seen to have been enough pain inflicted on these entities that it would be time to move on with a sense that, you know -- is that possible? can that narrative actually happen? >> well, i don't think the narrative can happen. did you want to -- jump in here? okay. i was going to say, i mean, i think the narrative could have happened -- >> let me hear what they are saying. >> alexis. >> express a little bit. you know. we didn't do anything. so -- >> i agree. >> you are saying can we do anything now to let

daily californian on the cal campus says a recent is panel discussion says underaged girls are involved in prostitution at berkeley high school. if approved, the task force will investigate incidents and data conne connected to sexual exploitation and underaged sex trafficking. >>> the shooting of an unarmed florida teenager is generating nationwide controversy. a white neighborhood watch volunteer says he shot the black teen because he felt threatened. but the teen's friends and family dispute that claim and say there's proof. nbc's jay gray has the latest on the case which is now a federal investigation. >> reporter: it's been almost a month. >> the guy is yelling help. >> reporter: still the cries for help and controversy echo through the florida community can and now across the country. >> so you think he's yelling help? >> yes. >> all right what is your -- >> there's gunshots. >> reporter: today the justice department acknowledged that investigators and agents with the fbi are now looking into the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. martin was killed by a crime watch community volunteer, 28 ye 28-year-old george zimmerman, patrolling the area with his 9 millimeter pistol after a stri

daily coaching. students themselves have a big role in tracking and analyzing their own progress and empowering students to take charge of their own learning is so important. all data is tracked for each student in a dated journal. at the heart of all of these successes are those excited about the prospects for change. this would motivate them and get them up every morning and keeps them working until late at night. this is absolutely a labor of love. the teachers recognize how great this work is to fundamentally transform the life chances of their students. they know that school culture is a difficult thing to change, but they know that all children must be given the opportunity to fulfill their academic and social potential. as one in philadelphia put it, students at turnarounds' schools of feel like they are part of something big. -- students at turnaround schools feel they are part of something big. talking about the sig program, two years ago, roosevelt was named one of the worst in the state. they had a 14% jump in the graduation rate. attendance is up. test scores are up. just as important, those educators have fostered a new belief among students about what

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daily coaching. students themselves have a big role in tracking and analyzing their own progress and impairing students to take ownership of their own learning is so important. all datad for each student and a data journal. at the heart of the successes are teachers and school leaders who are excited about the prospects for change. it is what motivates them and gets them up every morning and keeps them working late into the night. this is a labor of love. teachers recognize how demanding the work is, but they also see the potential for transforming the life chances of their students. they know school culture is a difficult thing to change. they also believe all children must be given an opportunity to fulfil their academic and social potential. as one study put it, teachers who are successful turnaround schools feel like they are part of something big. let me give you an example. one of our panelists you will hear from in a few minutes will talk in a moment about how a program has worked in her district at roosevelt high school. two years ago, roosevelt was named one of the worst schools in the state. in the first year of the sig program, a 4% jump in the graduation