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. >> supporters say medical marijuana would ease the pain for sick patients like dalia diagnosed with cancer. they are trying to fight for your vote. >> she is writhing in pain and on morphine. >> they are trying to ease their daughter's suffering. >> within one night on cannabis oil she slept through the night. >> she believes it should be legal with voter support. >> it is already in florida. it is a matter o regulateing it. >> it would give me boys a chance. >> she is trying to help her sons on the autism spectrum. >> it would get me off of the artificial pharmaceutical drugs that took my life away. >> finish the battle and win the war. >> trying to pass amendment >> people are fighting for their lives. my brother had neck cancer. this isn't let's go have fun. >> you will not see yes to 2 advertising until fall. drug free america is insisting this will make it easier for kids to get their hands on marijuana and replace pill mills. >>> morgan is confident confident it will pass. >>> time for headlines around the nation and the world. this is your 60 second scan. >>> a teacher arrest

dalia dippoto was accused of solicitation to commiturder. in 2014 a court of appeals reversed that decision. in yesterday's hearing dalia dippolito's attorney questioned her former lover. the defense is arguing he only came forward about thelot because police forced him to do sonchts the testimony today because of the under cover informant established that he was pressured, coerced, intimidated and threatened to be prosecuted unless he tipped in this investigation. >> police say dippolito hired an under cov officer who was posing as a hit man to kill her now ex-husband. she says she only did that thinking she was taping a reality tv show. begin on the 23rd. >>> haiti in turmoil as the rougheroffpresidential elections approach. thousands of demonstrators flooding the streets setting things on hire, hurling rocks and chanting get your guns ready. >>> the video posted on facebook yesterday shows a freedom of the seas surrounded by groups of protestors and small boats. the captain decided not to let passengers off of the ship. royal caribbean be

. >> it is natural for people who wonder whether colorado's make my dalia. >> reporter: that allows someone in their house to use deadly use of force against an intruder in cases. the shooting happened outside of the home, it is not clear if the law would apply in this case. deputies are saying it is a where the investigation will go. >> thank you. >>> back to the game -- after the broncos game tonight, quarterback peyton manning took the podium and paused for a moment to be dad. >> the 12-yard run that led to -- you are? don't knock that down, man. get under here. >> he is talking to his 4-year- old son, marshals, who was with his dad for the news conference. he is shy, and wearing the afc championship hat. alocal screen printer is helped fans celebrate with shirts hot off of the presses. >> reporter: many afc championship shirts are finished and ready to wear, but in the coming hours thousands more will join them. out of the blue screen printing watched the broncos patriots when denver came out on top, they got to work. they are creating 4200 shirts for stores around the area at 350 store

. >> the witness is a man at the centerf the case against dalia, her ex-lover and th informant who arranged the meeting between her and a undercocop. attorneys argued he never wanted to be a part of the case. they claimed detectives pressures him to the point that in a law enforcement. >> i don't know her family. i'm sure there would have been people that would have called 9-1-1. >> did you ever do that? >> no. >> did she ever say she wanted to go through with not having her husband can illed? >> no. the testimony is the latest ist in a case that included a stage murder scene, that became part of an episode on the reality show cops. the highly publicized case featured undercoverred video talking to a detective who was posing as a hit man. >> on fuse he looked at upon records that show two runs of calls that he pled at the behest of detectives. wiretaps the defense say are nowhere tor found. >> were you wired? is. >> i don't know if i was wired but i did at the first trial, i guess when they made me listen to phone calls i didn't know i was being recorded. the verdict was overturned she neve

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i had to go to ray dalia, writing for the "financial times."rare to get a piece from ray in a major newspaper on day one of a two-day fed meeting. his title, "pay attention to the long-term debt cycle." writing, it is because of the long-term debt cycle dynamics that we're seeing global weakness and deflationary pressures that warn global easing rather than tightening. this is a plea for the federal reserve to ease. he talked with our "squawk box" team in davos. he goes on to sort of elaborate on his position. it's some heavy-duty economics, complicated stuff on the long-term debt cycle. but the bottom line is because of the fragility in the global economy right now and the sort of maxed out positions, we need to see easy policy from the fed because the dollar is the main currency of the world and it's going to affect everybody else. i guess his hope would be not only that investors read it but the federal reserve pays attention. >> he says our whole allocation system is driven by spreads so when they're large, qe works better than when they ar

around 176,000 people are said to be cut off. 9,000 are trapped and dalia and in the western down ofab u darny. and i.s.i.l. fighters cut off 200,000 people in parts of the eastern city of deraa zor. caroline malone has the latest. >> the u.n. says it's ready to deliver aid. we are talking about mad yia that has been under siege by government and allied force, and for the villages 150 comes to the north, where people have been under siege by the rebel forces. the u.n. has been helping to negotiate the deal from back in september. when they hoped to agree on a ceasefire with the two differing sides. and last week the fighters were released from the area. it's taken until this stage, a complicated process to help people that need aid in those areas. there are plenty of people that need humanitarian assistance. 400,000 people need a u.n. n.g.o. support. the u.n. wants to deliver aid, but only managed to get access to 10% of the areas. a proportion of people that need aid are in derazor, and that is held by i.s.i.l. fighters, and there's no current aid deliver plans for that region at th

the grind of a dalia show is just a little bit more than i wanted to go through. >> may i have your attention please we are going to do a short program. thank you very much for coming to celebrate not only his birthday but his new book based b. title. we are very glad to have you here. we have a bad habit in this town labeling people and by the labels we give them, then we defend them and the relationship that we have had over the years in the column for a decade now on usa today transcends labels. one of the things we've tried to do with that call on and on a personal relationship as we go out and the lecture circuit. they moved the ball move the ball forward instead of freeze the ball. it's a great thrill and honored to have him in our home and to introduce and offer a few remarks. [inaudible] this is out of my normal area because i usually talk about politics. but i look out in this room. the bill is a right-winger and he hired me for the industry for some advice. but in any event throughout my career that spans about 20 years, i've had many relationships with conservatives and they worked

dalia and i will ask questions for the first half roughly. and then we will go to questions from the audience. please make sure your phones are silenced and as you have questions and want to get in on the conversation, signal me and i will say this again before the time comes, wait for a microphone to actually come around before you start talking. so justice breyer, let's start with just a little bit of an overview of the project that you undertook in this book. why did you want to write a book about the court situated not in american law but in the world as a legal and nonlegal venue, and what is the overarching theme that holds the project together? >> well, i wrote it so i could speak at brookings. the first book by the way you still can get. it's at amazon. it's called "regulation of energy by the federal power commission." only costs a penny. pretty good. and if you have one of those free postage things, just a penny. the second book i think it was a better book. a reviewer said, in alice in wonderland, she emerges with the history of en

. >> the witness is a man at the center of the case against dalia, her ex-lover and the informant who arranged the meeting between her and a undercocop. attorneys argued he never wanted to be a part of the case. they claimed detectives pressures him to the point that he held us ex-loor at gun point in a law enforcement. >> i don't know her family. i'm sure there would have been people that would have called 9-1-1. >> did you er do that? >> no. >> did she ever sayhe wanted to go through with not having her husband can illed? the testimony is the latest twist in a case that included a stage murder scene, that became part of an episode on the reality show cops. the highly publicized case featured undercoverred video talking to a detective who was posing as a hit man. >> on fuse he looked at upon records that show two runs of calls that he pled at the behest of detectives. wiretaps the defense say are nowhere tor found. >> were you wired? is. >> i don't know if i was wired but i did at the first trial, i guess when they made me listen to phone calls i didn't know i was being recorded. >>

all of our dalia lives in five or ten years. is it a standalone product i would talk to. i predict it's good to be everywhere. it will be powering things that you just take routine in your dalia lives if you are applying something, watson will be behind that enhancing your experience but it will also be visible in many applications where you are being you're being creative or you want information that you just don't have time so i think it is going to be both invisible and highly visible basically ubiquitous in everything we do. watson is already the premier brand in the official intelligence in the cognitive computing. not something we set out to do that in the demonstration into the jeopardy and whatnot of what we've already applied it to adobe has a very broad grant recognition. sweeney decided to do power by watson or if we already opened up a new division of ibm using the new standard divisions around the internet of things around education so as watson then becomes capable of operating in those domains we will bring watson into those areas. >> before we go come humo

equipped to do so if there is not a better educated and i'm talking not only about school learning that dalia reading and writing and other work and more principled person in her field. please welcome the director of strategic development are the foundation. [applause] >> thank you, clark and good morning. welcome, everyone. it is a delight to have you here and be partnering. we are an educational cds of the foundation that began in 2012 and it's really focused on sustainability, nutrition, health and environmental issues and fears only ramping up over the ears and we are thrilled to have partnered with new york this year as well as the institute to bring the series to an audience around new york and really it's a thrill to see how it's grown this year and looking at the audience it is one example of that. i want to say thank you for their institute and the snacks that you will enjoy after. maggie and anthony both spoke for new york who have been key partners this year and marvin taylor at the sales library for hosting us and warren hill from their support in tonight's event where this would

. >>> dalia dipolito's former lover will be questioned at today's hearing. he went to police in 2009 about wanting to kill her husband. she was insisting she thought she was taping a reality tv show at the time and really didn't want top kiss her husband. dipolito's retrial is set to begin some time in may. >>> some violent fighting breing out in haiti as the country prepares for presidential runoff on monday. thousands of opposititn protesters filled the streets of port-au-prince. the opposition candidate satisfies a runoff will be a big step back for the country's government. >>> 5:06 the time right now. >>> american airlines says it hopes to be flying regularly-scheduled flights from miami to cuba by the first half of this year. that deal is being processed and once it's done the u.s. department of transportation will give instructions to air carrieie on how they can apply for cuban routes. columbia been rebels met with raul castro. there's a march 23rd deadline but right now he says that does not look like it's going to happen. >>> president castro will

in yesterday's hearing dalia dippolito questioned herp former lover. >> the testimony today informant established that he was pressured, coerced, intimidated and threatened to be prosecuted unless he continued in this investigation. >> police say that dippolito hired an undercover officer who was posing as a hit man at the time to kill her now ex-husband. she says she only did that thinking she was taping a reality tv show. her trial is set to begin on may 23rd. >>> we have more of this video coming up next. >>> and new overnight a dog mauli investigation. central florida police forced to shoot a number of dogsfter they go on the attack inside an apartment. >>mrs. new video of haiti unrest. ahead of the election the protests are forcing cruise lines to just their itineraries. we'll explain who and where. and jackets. a cooler morning is expected. we're expecting a warmup from heree on out. lots to talk about in the forecast. i'll see you right after the break. >>> a traffic alert lia tuttle causeway west-bound completely shut down due to a fatal crash this morning. we'll have the deta

. >>> a new hearing for dalia dipolito. she says she thought she was taping a reality show of she hired that under cover officer. her former lover who turned her in is expected to several. a retrial is expected to take place in may. >>> we'll keep working for you. "good morning america" headingour way next think we'll be back at: local news update. you can get the latest information at local10.com. >> have a good one. >>> you guys even though it's 39 years ago we had snow flurries. david

. >>> she nicknamed her the black dalia, joanne nosuchunsky. and he is my third favorite producer. tv, writer, producer and founder of ricochet.com, rob long. her tv show is garbage -- time. garbage time. sorry about that show. sorry about that pause. it is katie nolan. and the only thing lower than his voice or standard, next to me is comedian and host of the pod cast "we know nothing" sam morrell. let's start the show. >>> ben carson's back. on thursday the retired neurosurgeon asked a group of kids who the worst student in their class was and they pointed to a fifth grader. the funny-sad moment came during a campaign rally in cedar rapids, iowa including students from a nearby school. take a look. >> as a fifth grade student i was a horrible student. anybody here in the fifth grade? who is the worst student? -- no. well, let me tell you -- >> notice the kid in the glasses , tie and vest has no problem outing his lower achieving classmate. carson went on to explain that he too was the once student in his class before turning around his academic career. later carson met with the b

and we know dred bombings took place place and we see it on a dalia basis now there are these bad people in the world but don't necessarily respect the rules. but we also expect our values and value systems and this is a scale of the justice justice and the degree of freedom and liberty. but to prevent what is being described by leon panetta as a possible cyber 9/11 which is part of what i deal with in my project it's a very high-end level threat and its delaware order the intelligence agencies are trying to stop and prevent. the general chief alexander. these programs together with other intelligence. it's over the globe 50 times over since 9/11. but over in the 20 countries around the world they added i believe we have achieved the security in the relative safety in a way that doesn't compromise the privacy and civil liberties of our citizens and they are critical to the intelligence community's efforts to connect the dots. it's those connections between them that present the programs along with human analysis and the trend will accelerate. nobody wants to see another 9/11 but, where i

anoche se llevÓ a cabo en mÉxico la placa para la representaciÓn de la dalia negra. y cualidades histriÓnicas funcionen para mÍ seria fantÁstico. >>> no se haga, Él habÍa dicho que no actuaba nada y ahorita lo puso asÍ serÁ polÍtico. mmm por otra parte les cuento que los cantantes marc anthony y juan luis guerra y henry cÁrdenas visz taitaron a los ni del orfanato de cristo de la romana en la repÚblica dominicana. y pusieron huellas para plasmar sus huellas. >>> susana dosamantes la mamÁ de la chica dorada, revelÓ que el segundo bebÉ que espera su hija paulina rubio es un varoncito. y a logre boa qgregÓ que se ente todos y le encanta su nuevo yerno, gerardo bazua. >>> por otra parte hace poco josÉ manuel figueroa dijo que quiere sentar cabeza y casarse. pues aunque dicen que su novia formal es la bailarina espaÑola, emely el cantante vean esto nada mÁs fue captado cuando salÍa de un hotel donde aparentemente porque yo no estaba ahÍ, dicen que pasÓ la noche con esta exhuberante mujer. dicen que ella es de michoacÁn hasta un hotel de la ciudad de mÉxico sÓlo para estar

. >> hi, i'm dalia, the founder of the women's choice award, we're a mission-driven organization to empower women to make smart consumer choices. i want to address you, because i was also the publisher of working woman and working woman magazine. mentors are easy enough to find, but they take work to find. so one of the things i'm going to share because i mentor a number of women through the years, is that when you go to speaking engagements like this, find the people who are speaking. circle them on the brochures, make a note to reach out to them beforehand, saying, do you think we can grab a cup of coffee, or let them know you're interested in them, try to meet them, follow up with an e-mail, be persistent. i've had women who have 20 times over tried to reach me, finally they did. i had one woman, ya ya whines, she was so diligent, that i finally started to mentor her how to build a business and i got her into walmart, because somebody on my board works there. don't be specific on who you want. we're there. we're going to help you. so good luck, i just wanted to share that story, because

for a lot of the conversations excludes the issues that women just like me have to experience on a dalia basis. so it's hard sometimes to get people to understand the experiences are very broad so my question is how to understand that there tends to be gaps between the different racial and ethnic group and also to put that into action. >> that you're standing up and saying it. [laughter] you're absolutely right that the focus is on colleges not indian country where the assault is way worse. we just have to keep reminding each other to be inclusive and it's not easy. the same competition is going on for instance because the rate of sexual assault and the famous rape in new delhi have to also include the fact that judges actually say. it's always our task to be inclusive as we possibly can and to be reminded of being inclusive. do you have something that you want to have happened? >> to push the department of attorneys to actively prosecute the members that commits sexual assault on reservation and a second but would also be important is to not simply be about the known acquaintances that

police arrested dalia hill in connection with the rapes. they say she was there all 3 times. investigators say williamson is facing multiple counts of sexual battery. right now we' re still working to find out more information as to what williamson is saying about the allegations. >>> a man was hurt after a small plane crashed near gator air field and groveland. we learned the plane was doing touch and goes when the engine area started to smoke. the plane then crashed shortly after. the pilot was flown to an orlando hospital with non- life threatening injuries. >>> in brevard county a kayaker found safe by rescuers aftery he disappeared saturday afternoon. the coast guard says vincent last spoke to his wife around 4:00 before taking off from the biolab boat ramp in titusville. he said that his engine had they searched the area and after some time the boater found him okay. >>> this morning the volusia county animal control is still searching for the pit ball they say bit a toddler on the head. deputies tell us the 19- month- old had to be air lifted from the home on commerce

everyone is in the cyber issue because everyone of us have networks and information technology to do our dalia> you are under constant attack as pretty much all of the defense department but as our commercial companies as well so that's nothing marvelous going on there but i think how we all deal with it today is catch and pray. we are finding vulnerabilities as quickly as we can and that's why we talk about hiring more cyber warriors to do that faster and that's all we've got so we should be doing that. the question there is canned -- the threat is growing at a pace of information technology area that is a phenomenal pace. think about the amount of data and about our continued growth in reliance on the information systems, all of that comes with more attacks and more vulnerability. the darpa question is can we outpace the growth of the vulnerabilities and find the foundational approaches that will take the whole classes of the vulnerabilities off the table, can we find ways of cyber defense that will scale faster than hiring the cyber warriors and so the program for along those lines one of t

. >> hi, i'm dalia, the founder of the women's choice award. we're a mission-driven organization to empower women to make smart consumer choices. i want to address you, because i was also the publisher of working woman and working mother magazine. so sort of been around for a while. mentors are easy enough to find, but they take work to find. so one of the things i'm going to share because i mentored a number of women through the years, is that when you go to speaking engagements like this, find the people who are speaking. circle them on the brochures, make a note to reach out to them beforehand, saying, do you think we can grab a cup of coffee, or let them know you're interested in them. then try to meet them, follow up with an e-mail, be persistent. i've had women who have 20 times over tried to reach me, finally they did. i had one woman, ya ya whines, she was so diligent, that i finally started to mentor her how to build a business, and i got her into walmart, because somebody on my board works there. that's what it takes. it takes perseve

dalia and i will ask questions for the first half roughly. and then we will go to questions from the audience. please make sure your phones are silenced and as you have questions and want to get in on the conversation, signal me and i will say this again before the time comes, wait for a microphone to actually come around before you start talking. so justice breyer, let's start with just a little bit of an overview of the project that you