mario wanted shane to talk to him. it was time for him to pay up. >> i went over there, told brian, "what's up with the money you owe him? why don't you pay him at least some money back?" we got to arguing. mario said it was getting too loud, go in the produce cooler right there. >> reporter: shane says he demanded the money from brian, but brian resisted. shane lost his temper. things turned violent. >> i hit brian a few times. he was bleeding from his mouth. fell out. >> how hard did you hit him? >> i thought i knocked him out. that's it. >> where's mario when you're doing this? >> right in the doorway. >> reporter: knocked unconscious, not sure if brian was dead or alive, shane says mario told him to leave the grocery store. >> and he said, "don't worry. i'll handle this." i left and went back to the party. >> reporter: armed with shane's version of what happened, prosecutors arrest mario for killing family friend brian carrick, a small victory for bill carrick, reminded daily of the store across the street on johns

mario? mario batali: no. babbo turns 15 this year. i know mesa turned 22. i think we have already outlived our original plans. we planned on getting in but we did not have an out, nor did we have a finish or dream of a finish. 100 years -- betty liu: seems too far? mario batali: no, i love the idea. but that would be four or five generations of chefs and families. if it was something we could do, i would be very excited. betty liu: are you preparing your business for that possibility? mario batali: no. my mistake was building 21 one-off restaurants. bobby flay: wait, you made a mistake? [laughter] betty liu: i made a whole mess i made a whole mess of them, believe me. >> we're going to here about the first one ever. mario batali: no, no, no. our mistake was, instead of creating something we could sell as a group, like people in this room are doing, we built 21 one-offs, in which case they are not really valuable as an expandable chain or group of restaurants. >> for growth. >> you have 21 to choose from. you could choose one of those 21 to do that with. >>

mario de la torre. when i came into the rec and park in the 1970s, we were the first women to take the test. it was through a mentoring program and tom harrison was one of them at harden golf course and able to explain to small group of newly-hired gardeners how to run a lot of equipment out there. it was through his wonderful patience and support, kindness, that i learned a lot at that time at a very young age of 24. i would like to see that kind of mentoring continue. i think this resolution, this job-training program is really a wonderful thing and we should really support it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning again. linda. this time i would like to speak in favor of support of the academy, job-training academy. as a long time volunteer in mclaren park we know the value of gardening and the training that is necessary for this particular job. we support the golf course and the experimental program and we hope desperately this can be expanded to other areas of

y bueno, mario... >> ¿sabes, jorge?iene ese dolor por el paÍs que ya no existe, ese paÍs donde pablo y yo crecimos, donde podÍamos andar en bicicleta y podÍamos salir a la calle tranquilamente ya no existe. no es una canciÓn de protesta, es una canciÓn de aÑoranza. desde que llegamos a los Ángeles, el tema migrante y el tema-- el famoso paisano. cuando uno lo ve desde mÉxico, se ve diferente. se ve mucho mÁs frÍo, y ahora que hemos vivido en carne propia, nos sensibilÍzanos mucho con el tema. la gente que estÁ aquÍ es porque tiene muchas ganas de trabajar, porque quiere crecer a un nivel como lo hace el norteamericano, asÍ que tiene mucho, mucho valor, y esta canciÓn es dedicada a ellos, a toda esa gente que ha cruzado la frontera, que quizÁ tiene papeles o que no tiene papeles porque ha tenido hijos acÁ y que de alguna manera o pueden volver o no pueden volver. trabajo con mucha gente que no puede volver a su casa en las navidades, o alguien que conozco que muriÓ su mamÁ y que no pudo estar en su velorio porque-- porqu

i think mario's family should be very proud of that and it represents the best of all of us. secondly, i would like to say thanks to our very well-read secretary. i was made aware that today's new york times has three independent stories that support what we are doing today. in the industry and government need to train more workers credentials not diplomas are what count for many job openings and public and private investment in job training is needed. that is all in today's new york time and we're on the cutting each other because of all you do. thank you, commission harrison. >> i would move that the commission adopts the resolution no, ma'am the gleneagles job-training academy the mario de la torre training academy at gleneagles golf course. >> second. >> it's been moved and second. all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> unanimous. thank you very much. [ applause ] did we get mr. courtney's name for the? record? i don't think he introduced himself -- we'll give a few minutes for the room to clear for those who don't want to endure the rest of the meeting.

now as mario de la torre's son who came here with limited opportunity and more importantly the unions and laborers who helped to organize -- and offered -- organized and offered training. one of them being english as a second language, which helped to further our members' careers. and so on behalf of my father, i am here to encourage you to support this resolution. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning commissioners, my name is jeff armstrong and i'm the director of the northern california laborers apprentice program and here to speak in favor of the training academy. the laborers and the city of san francisco have had many joint labor-management apprenticeship programs that are successful and this is the next step in the next evolution in getting young men and women trained and getting them the economic opportunities that so often comes with the training. appreciate your support. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, michael, commissioner arse and if there is anyone who would like to speak, if you could move forward so we know you are interested. >> i'm michae

mario joseph is the most famous lawyer in haiti. he's won landmark victories for victims of political persecution. today, he's collecting medical records. with very limited resources mario is representing thousands of haitians who've been affected by cholera. it's the case of his life - they're trying to sue the united nations. >> the united nations have a lot of money, we don't have. and they have a lot of -- a hundred thousand lawyers. we have only 12! the balance is for them. if they need to comply with the law, the balance is for us! >> the lawsuit - filed in november 2011 - claims that un failures to screen its soldiers for cholera and follow international rules on waste disposal constitute gross negligence. it's based on the un's own investigation which concluded that the nepalese base leaking sewage into the river was a likely source of the outbreak. and it's composed of thousands of stories of personal loss, each one documented by mario and his team. the next meeting is in mirebalais... the town that's home to the un base wh

we are monitoring mario draghi. of the things the president of the ecb is saying is that the ecb is aware that the measures they are introducing entails financial risks. the big topic is nonstandard measures that ranks are employing, such as quantitative easing. we have seen some downward pressure on yields as a result in the french market. that is a feature of the trading. 14 minutes past 8:00 and officials are gearing up for a look at greek accounts today. let's get the latest from hans nichols. bring us up to speed. hans: the latest from a greek official says that the talks will continue in brussels today. officials are heading to athens and they are already there. the question is, are they actually going to have meetings? that was the question coming out of yesterday. it does not look like any scheduled meetings. they are looking at the books poring over the accounts receivable and what is coming in and out. it is important in order to entertain any possibility of getting that total. he started to hand that his

mario draghi speaking.at the bank will begin absent purchases -- asset purchases next week. he addressed key questions about greece. there he is in a live shot from the press conference. also noted, inflation still really, really low in the euro zone. julie: 0%? betty: basically nothing this year, and less than 2% going forward. pimm: that is for a very large number of people in a multifaceted economy -- using the sat word. [laughter] this is huge. it is interesting that you have an italian who is the poster person for europe and the other person may be angela merkel of germany. you have italians and germans chimed to figure out what to do with issues with greece and spain and italy and france. he is doing a good job, isn't he? who else would want to do that? amidst all of this we have to talk about markets. pimm: he is trying to get the value of their currency down. betty: great time to travel to europe. i want to bring in nicholas. -- he has been focused on the nasdaq hitting the 5000 level. he says don't

. >> i think the first sit in there were people mario included sitting on -- standing on the balconies opposite the welcome sign up there. i thought about it and i did. >> we set up the tables. the deans came out and started taking names of the students sitting at the tables. the student would get up and those opportunities -- >> on september 30. students violated the order were sited and told to report for disciplineary hearings. is i believe it was eight students. >> there was a stand off and we ended up staying until well past midnight. >> i remember being at a meeting with a bunch of other people and he said well well it's the principle. why don't we move the tables from that strip of sidewalk right on to sprout hall plaza and make a declarative statement. that was october 1. >> coming up neck look at what happened on october 1 when the university miscalculated yet again and handed the students the perfect platform and imagery to capture the attention of not only the bay area but also the nation. >> the protesters gathered here in front of the hall in the center of campus to openly

positive sentiment ahead of mario draghi's press conference. details on the central bank bond buying program. >> in china the government cut it's growth target to the lowest level in a quarter of a century. signaling further easing in his speech to the national people's congress. >> the world's second largest retailer reports a rise in profits sending shares to the top of the french markets. >> and continental raises it's out look. a double digit jump in profits. we'll be speaking to the group ceo in the next hour. >> you're watching worldwide exchange bringing you business news from around the globe. >> now welcome to the show. we just got some breaking data on italian gdp. it's come in as expected for the quarter. for the year of 2014 for the final quarter at 0% for the full year minus .5%. it was expected at .3%. so the full year figure just below expectations. a contraction of half a percent. you can see the euro is down three tenths of a percent today but that's come over the last two trading sessions and ahead of the break. >> they're say

we will speak to mario monti in the next hour.y: "blurred lines." $7 million to marvin gay's family for copyright infringements. we will have more on that program with caroline hyde. ♪ francine: welcome back. credit suisse continues to trade higher this morning. a new ceo was announced yesterday. guy: at the press conference in zÜrich manus cranny was in the front row and had the opportunity to sit down with the outgoing ceo, brady dougan one-on-one. give us your sense of the occasion. hans:manus: very well orchestrated. this was in conjunction with the chairman. it started last autumn. in many ways brady dougan is handing the new ceo low hanging fruit. i suppose the rap sheet and the guilty verdict from last year, but this is a man that started the work. hit london, new york, tokyo, equities bonds -- they were all part of his career. did he have any fun along the way? brady dougan: certainly, as you get into larger and marge are -- larger management positions, it becomes less fun. running smaller businesses and having a close rel

mario draghi has announced that the bond buying program because a monday.as at the news conference. john, how confident is he that this is going to work? i guess he has to be. jon: that was an amazing. he looked confident. we got a full forecast for inflation. that is pretty much a bank on target, but that is a long-term horizon. it comes with a lot of uncertainty. and that is why these forecasts are conditional on full implementation of policy. that is the big ball of wax. he is going to keep his foot on the stimulus battle. take a. listen mario draghi: at this point in time, we have no reason to think or plan or act and any different way from what we have planned, namely the purchasing of 60 billion euros a month. until 2016 or beyond, if needed. jonathan: steph, i think the question going forward the bond buying program on monday, you going to meet those targets? a big question mark on that. stephanie: do you think that they are doing a smart move by buying bonds ahead of time? jonathan: hard to say. you see an epic rally. the big question coming into th

but can say that mario draghi is very upbeat about the economic developments here in europe. now predicting that gdp growth on average will reach almost 2% by next year and deflation will be back close to its target by 2017. ecb is declaring victory without having started the qe program in the euro zone. annette. >> did it give the juice it needs? steve liesman looks at whether draghi got it right and the risks that still remain. >> reporter: the economy has been so tough in europe that the only bulls you can find are like these. the ones in the running of the bulls in spain. but now there are real economic bulls. people not running from a ton of angry feet but who are actually optimistic on the european economy. >> we think qe will work. it will help the exchange rate as the exchange rate moves lower and europe a lot more competitive. better news in general for the continent. >> reporter: mario draghi announced much anticipated quantitative easing program on march 9th buying 60 billion euros of public and private bonds a month from now until at least september 2016. he said

coming up, mario draghi's stimulus plan.cb is set to begin its bond buying program next week we will take a look at whether it will successfully head off the threat of deflation. stay with us. that story and more when "bottom line" and more on bloomberg television continues in a moment. ♪ >> welcome back to the second half hour of "bottom line" on television. that's get you some of the top stories we are following. let's check the price of crude oil. the intraday chart shows crude down 1.4%, trading at $50.78. a delta airlines plane skidded off at laguardia. it carried 125 passengers and five crew members from atlanta. they were evacuated after the incident around 11:00 a.m. new york time. early reports is that six people were injured, non-life-threatening. the runway is now reopened. pharmacyclics makes a blood cancer treatment that has been a true -- that has been approved for four different blood cancer uses. what would u.s. business the like if warren buffett had become a journalist/he talked about it in a video intervie

you are super mario. you, my friend are super. super mario gabelli. you don't deny that do you?hello to you too, joe. good morning. >> good morning. chairman and ceo so much ground to cover with him this morning. you're not a macro guy. i'm sure you have comments about this. i already said you have some interesting things about a lot of individual issues especially about media. but all the way to catnip and all that. so you ready today? thank you. but one comment that we just alluded to from janet yellen is driving a lot of conversation today. >> just because we removed the word "patient" from the statement doesn't mean we're going to be impatient. >> okay. i can pretend i'm 4. i understand what she's saying there. that was enough, i guess leisman is here eventually and we're going to talk about this huge move we saw. 227 points after being down. how much were we down when it came out? >> i don't know. i was in a meeting. >> like a hundred points. >> so 300-point swing. >> the dollar regained almost all of its ground it had lost in crazy trading and then it backed off. everythin

what's your major take away from the speech of mario draghi? >> he was declaring victory in a curious way. he said we have to do qe because inflation eck peckations five years out were falling down. so we had to do something and there is success, you see in growth this year. he has two different ways to measure success and the need for it and the second was the growth and the moderate pick up in ib inflation will continue only if we fully implemented our qe program. >> but he was also saying once again that reversing that traditional argument that qe was taking the insent tif away from governments. he was saying it gives more insentin incentive incentive. >> that story about taking away the incentive for reforms is something that one cannot really prove. more fiscal room might mean that government undertakes reforms that are costly or they might do nothing. who knows. that is an argument which is entirely political and that is an area out of which the ecb should really stay out. >> we're also discussing the benefits verses the potential risks o

mario: i think you just outlined it.id with burger king and with tim hortons. you can track all of those tight and am it. on the other side, this is now a public company. 6 million shares of kraft foods and that stock will be trading. you're talking about a company that will have a market cap of close to $80 billion. what do they do next? you are talking about $9 billion of ebitda looking out two or three years. how much debt is reduced to her how much do you grow it? they will grow more. brendan: you look at these brands that are being acquired velveeta, which americans are eating less of, along with others, are they acquiring good acquisition? mario: you are talking about millions of americans and seven billion in the world. i'm not going to comment on whether you go natural cheese or others. buffett as not swallowed any down pills --dumb pills. and neither has the 3g crowd. let's assume they understand how to create value. tom: i want to bring it over to your expertise in media. this just sounds like pepsi when they b

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mario survived. but he couldn't describe his attacker.hree weeks later there was a similar incident a few blocks away. 34-year-old factory worker herman montenedro was walking home after a serious night of drinking when somebody shot him in the back. he, too, survived, but he didn't see the gunman either. police recovered the .9 mm bullet. >> there were no grooves on the bullets. and we're probably dealing with a zip gun type of homemade rep. >> two months later, a short distance away in queens, 78-year-old joe proce was about to open the door to his apartment when he was shot with a 0.9 millimeter zip gun. he died later at the hospital. this time the killer left a note beside the victim. it was a threat to kill 12 people, one for each astrological sign of the zodiac. >> this is the zodiac. the 12 signs will die when the belts in heaven are seen. >> the next day a similar note arrived at the offices of "the new york post" newspaper. the killer called himself "the zodiac." the zodiac claimed responsibility for the three shootings. but he m

. >> hi mario. >> reporter: like mario velasquez, a first generation immigrant raised by a single mother. >> it's a full scholarship for your entire career at the george washington university. >> reporter: eight schools, nine scholarships each student getting a full ride. since 1989 it's become tradition at george washington university. they go by the name prize patrol. school mascot president, the whole crew. and they change lives. mario's mother. >> thank you. >> reporter: dreams realized for byron, for his father who dropped out of school at 16 to help at home for his mother who emphasized the value of an education. >> yeah it is very important in our household. >> i applied to several schools, but gw was at the top of the list. >> you've got a chance to see how expensive it is to go there? >> yeah. >> reporter: the surprise of a lifetime. he's in and it's free. reporting in northwest d.c. zachary kiesch news4. >>> okay. get ready. preparations are under way for the world police and fire games. some 12,000 athletes will compete at venues in d.c. maryland and much of northern virginia

. >>> mario garcÍa estÁ con nosotros. >>> bienvenidos al

mario draghi is in cyprus and so is jonathan ferro. john, you are out and about this morning, what will be your key focus? >> i have to apologize because i seem to get the good gigs and you get put on a bridge in zurich and i get sent to the beach. mario draghi bringing the governing council down to cyprus. things are better in the eurozone. you strip out these ugly german factory orders, the pmi's are firming up and retail sales have picked up as well and qe has already been announced. today we want the color, what does this plan really look like? what are you going to buy? duration. do you really what to buy that six-year debt? the news conference will be dominated the questions on the qe plan but the ecb has a pivotal role to play between the nation of greece and their creditors and i don't think mario draghi will be able to complete that press conference without a series of questions on greece and the situations in athens right now. >> jon it has taken two years for the banking sector -- it collapsed inside and they were bail outs

but finally, we get mario on iphone. >> is that like mario kart on snow boards? >> i had to ask my editors. soshi snowboarding or something like that. >> olympic mario. >> a lot of people love mario. >> ourselves included, no question about that. thank you very much, scott. >>> most of us know about the nutritional pyramid that says we should each eat at least three servings of veggies and two servings of fruit each day. you're doing that, right? but only one out of ten kids follow those guidelines. it found that most kids, roughly 90%, had too much sodium in their diet. no surprise here, researchers found that children with insufficient diets can have poor heart health at a very early age. definitely part of the national dialogue right now. >> yeah, hopefully not in california. our produce can be so rich here. although those california farmers having a tough year. >> hopefully that won't extend to the next couple of years. obviously we're making these mandatory restrictions. if you're just waking up to us, new restrictions coming to your restaurant, coming to ho

mario: ya. alan: me disloquÉ el hombro. cuÁntos aÑos tiene usted? mario: 57.aros de l mundo. ah caray. alejandro: y no esperes estar enfermo para ir al mÉdico. hay sÍntomas que indican que algo podrÍa estar mal. el doctor rivera nos indica cuÁles son para identificarlos. lourdes: y miren al actor willian levy. aparentemente es una selfie pero aparentemente se tratarÍa de otra cosa. entÉrate de lo que dice nuestra querida maity en el revoltijo. ♪ alejandro: arriba venezuela ana: arriba mÉxico. lourdes: que viva la repÚblica dominicana. jhonny: muy buenos dÍas. hoy es miÉrcoles 25 de marzo de 2015 y le vamos a dar la bienvenida a nuestro querido ismael cala. ismael: esto es lo que me gusta, que realmente nosotros representamos a amÉrica unida y las naciones unidas. hoy vamos a tener a nuestros invitados mÁs sabios. son niÑos. tenemos un panel de niÑos y el propÓsito es quÉ deberÍamos volver a aprender los adultos de nuestros niÑos. hay muchas cosas. ana: precisamente nuestro querido alan tuvo ayer la oportunidad de conocer a su bebÉ, michelle, y verla de muy cer

we will be taking the news conference from mario draghi life and in full.e will take a break. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." guy: now, here are bloomberg's top headlines. a warning that this first story contains graphic images. francine: the u.s. ambassador to south korea is recovering after being attacked with a knife by a north korea sympathizer. the ambassador suffered a wound to his face. his injuries are not life-threatening. his assailant has been identified as a south korean who had been previously convicted. guy: russia is accusing the united states of plotting to oust vladimir putin by financing opposition groups and encouraging mass demonstrations. russian security council says the u.s. is funding political groups under the guise of promoting civil societies. francine: as the u.k. general election draws near, debate continues. prime minister david cameron has said he will only take part in one televised debate. he has agreed to one appearance with all seven party leaders. broadcasters has proposed three debates. we're going to take a bre

and at 8:30 mario draghi begins a news conference.ore details of the stimulus plan that was announced earlier this year. also at 8:30 we have the u.s. jobless claims and productivity numbers. >>> the b.o.e. announcing it's going to hold rates steady at .5%. let's get a check of the markets this morning. as though maybe we're in for a breather. things change quickly. on the dow up a point and a half on the s&p. less tech heavy nasdaq but we all know you must keep in mind at the end of the day all eyes will be on issues going forward. anyway, and then take a look. i said absolutely nothing, did i, just now? >> you said the exact same thing. >> but we're changing our opinion of that of exact same, i think. >> in some context. >> if it's a penny, it's the same. if it's minted at the same denver mint it's the exact same. it's a clone instead of being two babies. two babies are the same unless they're a clone. then they're exact same. maybe it's not wrong to say exact same. >> going back to exact same? >> i'm giving special -- i think singl

mario de la torre guided me on how to best perform the responsibilities of this job. he continued to mentor and guide the me through my career as a union officer. not everyone has been fortunate as i have in having such a wonderful mentor. this job-training academy is a foundation to creating new career pathways and building confidence for successful career. it's a very important thing to myself, i am very interested in seeing the success of this program. i think it's important for these young people to be given the right direction in a career path offered career path. mr. president, i know that we have public comment and after at the appropriate time, i would like to make this motion. >> thank you, commissioner. let's move to public comment. >> okay. dan dillon, chris, joan valentine and linda. >> i am here on behalf of the pga tour an tpc manages harden park and we're about what? six weeks away from harden park being showcased to the entire world when the top 64 golfers in the world come to play in the cadillac match play championship for $10 million in purse. more

mario draghi is not likely to back off on tv. that is the irony. if janet yellen is not likely to push the dollar higher then that's going to increase the burden for bank of japan and the european central bank. >> we have seen the decline in the euro, that's not something central banks want. if you listen to the central bank, they have backed off from some of the rhetoric. they think it has gone a little too fast too far. everybody powers in with leverage and the central banks have taken risk away. that has to have a bad ending somewhere. alix: what country or currencies? >> it doesn't have to be the currency market. volatility is compressed and people are piling into risky assets. the problem is where do you hide because everything is floating higher. alix: where do you hide? treasuries and the dollar. >> i wouldn't count on it. >> the equity market rises in the dollar, so if it tanks don't count on the dollar. alix: a word of warning. thank you. coming up next greece is on the agenda as european leaders gather in brussels. the strain of keeping g

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mario draghi signaled inflation will pick up in the year.greece remaining a top concern for european investors. a weaker dollar has sent the dow jones and the s&p 500 down at the close. the dow closing the session flat. the nasdaq is down about .3%. singapore's founding father has passed away this monday at 91. he is credited with making the country one of the wealthiest in asia and least corrupt. he transformed the tiny southeast asian nation into a roaring tiger. >> a first world oasis in a third world region. that is how he described his country's unlikely economic success. >> we are very proud of singapore. >> over the course of his years as prime minister, the country so it's economy grow at 6.9%. his emphasis on developing key sectors, electronics and chemical industries, paid off. and so did the creation of the state owned investment company in 1974. it helps for the success of singapore airlines as well as transformed the island into the largest container port. >> you can see the kind of economic growth, we see the structures. laura:

hans: know, mario draghi is a frustrated central banker. he was asked this question, are you lack mailing greece and here was his response -- black ma iling greece? draghi: first of all, it is a bit rich when you look at the exposure we have. ecb has 1.4 billion of exposure. this is equal to 65% of greek gdp. it is the highest exposure in the eurozone. of blackmail is this? hans: you take these comments from draghi yesterday and add to what he was saying behind closed doors late thursday night, expressing frustration they were not giving him access to the relevant data in athens you can see that the ecb is not in a forgiving mood or a negotiating mood. the emergency liquidity assistance and whether to raise the ceiling, the ecb has as much say about liquidity as the eurogroup. jonathan:ryan: time for a bloomberg exclusive interview. george soros sat down with francine lacqua. he said the allies should do whatever it takes to save the war-torn nation. soros: it is a political decision on the part of ukraine's allies that they must do whateve