if you are at a cocktail party d someone says mark walsh, what do you do? what is the answer you give them? mark: i tell people i connect the dots. the technology of the internet to the not-for-profit world commercial world, government world, and educational world. that is my shtick that connects e dots. rebecca: what is interesting to me about your resume is it cannot be printed on two pages and the best source i have found for trying too sum you up was your own description of yourself on linkedin. it is also the funniniest profile i have ever read becausese you put it all out there. it is not i did this or that. it is i had a blast in these years. mark: linkedin is an amazing new platform, as you know. rebecca: you are using it in a way y most people don't. mark: i figured why not try to be enttaining. these get so dry. the opening paragraphs arson torian -- are centaurian. rebecca: your with a company i think will be a household name it is an app cled homesnap. mark: i was brought in by the local venture fund. my old colleaguethat iwill in the 1990's. reb

rebecca: mark walsh, thank you so much. mark: thank you. becca:a: when we return, millennial's are the future of business. we are f figurining out what makes them tick and how you can better reach out to them using social media. that is coming up in our small business s rebea: welcome bacack. today,y,ow to think k like a millennial.. they are filling the workforce changing work models, and stting trends everyone should be paying attention to. joining us is a small business specialist, speaker, and author of the book "start me up." it has really struck me when looking at social media h how many successful business leaders still shy away from using any social media. lot of them have personal faceok pages, they don't use it for work.k. 2 out of 3 innovatorspeaking to us to not even have a twitter account. should eveveryone, regdless of age, h have some presence on social media? guest: if you don't want your business to be successful, stay off social media. you have to gogo where the fish are.e. it is an easy wayy t to leverage your brand and l

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h >>> the city of boston is marking the second anniversary of the boston bombings. mayor walsh unveiled a banner along boylston street where two bombs went off near the finish line. three people were killed. more than 260 were wounded. survivors and first responders join the i maror for the early- morning ceremony. >>> now to developing news out the washington, d.c. where there's been another security breach. u.s. capitol police say a one- man guy blow copter landed on the west -- gyrocopter landed on the west capitol about 90 minutes ago. the pilot was taken into custody. he's identified as a 61-year- old florida mailman who wanted to deliver a statement about campaign finance reform. this comes after several high- profile breaches at the white house have led to a shakeup at the secret service. >>> former new england patriots star, aaron hernandez will spend life in prison for the shooting death of a friend. >> guilty of murder degree. >> de -- guilty of murder in the first degree. >> prosecutors say he planned the murder and then helped cover it up. the victim was a friend wh

marking one boston day mayor marty walsh and other officials will raise banners on boylston street followedment of silence when the first bomb went off. church bells will also ring through out the day. the jury who convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev for the bombings is not allowed to attend anything related to one boston day or this year's marathon. his penalty stay starts tuesday one day after the 2015 marathon kicks off. >> sparks fly in court as employees are sentenced to prison in one of the biggest cheating rings in history. >> (inaudible) >> well, i have got the bare sentence in my mind and it involves going to jail. >> this thing was pervasive. it's like the sickest thing that's ever happened to this town. >> judge jerry baxter giving the harshest sentence to these three. they will spend 7 years in prison 13 years of probation, 2,000 hours of community service and 25,000 dollar fine. they are three of 10 people who will see jail time for their roles in falsifying school test scores as far back as 2005 in order to collect bonuses for their schools and themselves. >> free range parents daniel

. >>> today, april 15th marks the boston mayor a thorn bombing. boston mayor marty walsh is declaring april 15th one boston day and asking people to do random acts of kindness. just last week a jury convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev. next week they will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or the death penalty. >>> opening statements in the colorado movie theater shooting massacre are set to gibb later this month. the jury selection process wrapped up yesterday after more than two months of jury selecting. james holmes is charged with shooting 12 people inside a colorado movie theater. shooting and killing those 12 70 others were wounded. holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> today's street crews plan to start work on a repaving project in north philadelphia. construction is set to begin on the germantown avenue corridor between cambria and cumberland street. there will be new pedestrian lighting and bike racks. the work is expected to be finished in october. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> clearing skies.

willie walsh was very positive. mark: will iag say anything about it did for aer lingus? the million-dollar question. they sent discussions are ongoing. he said they want to have some sort of resolution within weeks. having said that, this is not a deal that walsh will want to rush. he will want to get this right. it will fit very well. there are lots of things which should make it happen and make it work, but he is not going to do this at any price. i think he is patient. i have a feeling that today, the focus may be on iag, emphasizing that they don't need anything to grow and they have a good business as it is. he may want to step away from making a lot of comments. i have a feeling that will be the focus. manus: always great to get your input. stay tuned because we will bring you an exclusive interview i did. he is looking to expand his luxury line of hotels, and there are interesting tidbits. ♪ manus: time now for a bloomberg exclusive. i sat down with a veteran hotelier. he owns one of the most stylish hotels in mayfair. i asked him about the middle east expansion p

today marks the second anniversary of the boston bombing. 2:49 is the exact time the first of two bombs exploded killing three people and injuring more than 200 others. boston mayor marty walsh is declaring april 15th one boston day and asking people to do random acts of kindness. one week ago dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted. >>> opening statements in the colorado movie theater shooting are scheduled to begin later this month. the jury selection process wrapped up yesterday after more than two months. james holmes is charged with killing 12 people inside a movie theater three years ago. 70 others were wounded in the shooting. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> in denver two tsa agents are out of a job after creating a scheme to fondle passengers. when the agent found a male passenger he wanted to grope he signaled to a female agent. she would trigger the computer so that a physical patdown was required. authorities cannot file charges because no victims have come forward. two other agents under investigation for their involvement have been temporarily reassigned. >>> prosecutors have cleared an arizona police officer who ran over an armed suspect with h

the mayor marty walsh issued a statement saying the incidents are staying with us. they left a mark on our city, but he looks forward to a swift sentencing. i think we can all agree on that. it does stretch up these emotions. i have to tell you, when i watch some of the evidence being trotted out, the closing -- clothing of the eight-year-old martin richard, it's the heartbreaking marks on these garments it tears at you again. i don't than we are ever going to quite get over this, but this is a big step in the right direction. alix: what happens of the death penalty is not secured? what happens to tsarnaev then? >> he is going to spend the rest of his life in jail. that is a conclusion. the only thing and play is the application of the death penalty. once those photos were introduced of the victims and their horrific injuries that is something that imprinted on the jury's mind. they cannot dismiss that. the sooner they get to the death penalty phase, the better, because that is going to stay fresh with the jury. once the court allowed the photos to be introduced, and once the jury g

marked the two-year anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. survivors were on hand to watch the unveiling of commemorative banners at the site of the two blasts near the finish line. mayor marty walshas declared this one boston day. a celebration of the resilience of the city and its people. three people died in the terror attack, and one officer was killed during the ensuing manhunt. >>> in florida today, a third suspect was arrested in the alleged gang rape of a woman last month on a beach in panama city. the popular spring break destination has seen a string of violent incidents, and is now considering whether to end the party for good. we get more from gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: it's a spring break hot spot. but officials in panama city beach, florida, say the party is getting out of control after this video surfaced of what police call a gang rape. police say an unconscious 19-year-old woman was sexually assaulted on a beach in broad daylight. >> what's so disgusting and repulsive and sickening about this is this is happening in broad daylight within ten feet of where this is happening, there's hundreds, hundreds of people standing there, watching, looking, seeing, hearing w

marks the second anniversary of the boston marathon bombings. a citywide moment of silence will be held at 2:49 this afternoon. that is the time when the first bomb exploded. mayor marty walshh, meanwhile, has warned jurors in the boston bombing trial not to attend any events related to the anniversary. >>> we want to wish happy birthday to actress emma watson who is 25 years old today, actor seth rogen turns 33 and oscar winning actress emma thompson is 56. keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." hope you have a great one. >>> vandalized now forced to pay the price, residents in one bay area city say they're being penalized after someone stole their mail >>> plus the european union toews on google the charges against the giant >>> and people in one bay area water district will pay 30% more than they were >>> a live look outside on this wednesday morning halfway through your workweek. a beautiful view on the bay bridge. it's april 15th tax day as well. just spreading the good news. this is "today in the bay." >>> a good w

with bagpipes playing in the background, boston mayor marty walsh unveiled commemorative banners and led a moment of silence on wall street to mark since the mare o on this bombings. three people were killed 264 were injured on april 15 2013. sentencing for the man convicted of planting those bombs, dzhokhar tsarnaev, will start on tuesday, one day after this year's marathon. the judge in the case told jurors not to attend or watch the race. >>> incredible video out of salt lake city. a dust storm there led to a pileup on i-80 involving some 17 vehicles. one person was killed 16 others hospital'sed. i-80 was closed for several hours from salt lake city to nevada. everything is back up and running this morning. >>> in oklahoma, the tulsa volunteer sheriff's deputy who shot a fleeing but unarmed suspect is free on bail this morning. robert bates turned himself in and was booked on a manslaughter charge. he is due back in court next week. bates says he mistook his handgun for a taser. on "last word" robert bates' attorney said he didn't think he should be charged at all because it was all a mistake. >> before shooting he alerted the

mark the first time the group has carried out an attack inside of afghanistan. isis is growing in that country because people are switching their loyalty to isis from the taliban. nick paton walshtch. >> reporter: look closely at these men itching for a fight. . you can just make out the new seismic tremor in the war here. the masks, even the breathless clumsiness at altitude afghanistan has seen before but not this. the flag of the islamic state, isis. these men are afghans and wanted to show our cameraman their allegiance to isis, an act that could get them killed by isis rivals. we established contacts he says through a friend. he sadistist had come to afghanistan rgs let's join them. we pledged allegiance. our cameraman wasn't allowed to film the phones they use to talk to iraq and syria. they say there are religious students who watch propaganda and at night go into villages to recruit. we don't recute ordinary people he say us. only people with a military background. at the moment we have no leader but talks are going on to choose one for us in afghanistan. isis is only just beginning but their timing is good. either fighting hard or thinking about talking peace in the yo