. >> the plan was 27-year-old maurice wallace.e lived in the building about 100 yards from olamide's apartment. though not a college student, wallace had been living on or near campus for years. many students remembered him, and not fondly. >> he would invite himself to parties. people described him as kind of creepy and strange, women especially. >> he wasn't a student. he wasn't a member of the community. he was a bad person. he was a bad person. and myself and 25,000 other 20-somethings in normal will attest to that. >> a background check revealed maurice wallace had served four months in jail shortly before olamide's murder. >> maurice wallace had assaulted and battered someone in a taxicab. it was a situation where he didn't know the victim prior to the assault, and it was another example of his unpredictability and aggressiveness. >> after he was released, wallace had trouble finding work, and he told a former girlfriend he was planning to commit violence. >> he said some very disturbing things, he was going to make a name f

maurice spoke about bi-lingual placements. and that may be a concern in milwaukee. concerned about special education placement. >> but no matter what they specialize in, there has got to be metrics involved, right? you can't spend $200 million a year on something and not know if it is working. >> sure. >> i was making more of an observation here. >> first in regard to maurice's point. that's a false choice idea that tfa teachers are in classrooms that they would not otherwise be in. but tfa core members are more effective than traditionally certified teachers, and the fact is, the research on that is not clear. and tfa core members are the most effective teachers that you can get in the classroom. and that is flat-out not true. and the kids who need effective career long educators who are committed to growing are not getting those teachers. they are getting teachers who get a lot better in those two years but never become truly masters of craft. >> we have a lot of teachers who have tweeted in, lisa . . . and we have a video comment. give it a listen. >> problem i h

. >> maurice? >> my name is maurice levy. i have worked at publicis, and i am about to change companies because i thought it was the right time at this point in my career to move to another job. i will step down from my position as ceo to be a co-ceo of a company called publicis omnicom, which is about to be born in the next few weeks -- months. >> paul? >> paul jacobs. i am the chairman and ceo of qualcomm, and i have been at the company basically since the beginning. we started in 1985, and i have been ceo since 2005. i am just about to step down as ceo and remain executive chairman so i can spend more time focusing on technology and innovation and less on some of the other parts of the ceo job i did not like as much. [laughter] >> peer? >> i am peer schatz, ceo of a company called qiagen. we are in the area of life sciences, and we work with genetic information. i have been doing that now for 20 years, and i also built the company basically from its start. we are particularly active in the area of personalized medicine, us

maurice, your final thoughts on the future of tfa? >> the future is bright.aught at a school in southwest atlanta and most the students receiveing free and reduced lunch and not on a path to college, and 100% african-american and working with the parents and community members many became the first in the family to go to college. i will never resist the tfa. >> thank you to all of the guests. until next time see you online. so all of our guests. until next time, waj and i will see you online. ♪ thi >> welcome to the news hour. from al jazeera news centers in london, these are the main stories. the u.s. president threatens to withdraw every soldier from afghanistan by the years end for a security deal isn't signed. is acting president issues a warning as parliament delays forming a new government. >> turkey's prime minister cries foul over a tape said to

maurice levy, i have worked at publicis, and i am about to change companies because i thought it was the right time at this point in my career to move to another job. i will step down from my position as ceo to be a co-ceo of omnicom, which is about to be born in the next two weeks. months. jacobs, chairman and ceo of qualcomm, and i have been at the company since the beginning, we started in 1985, and i have been ceo since 2005. to step down as ceo and remain executive chairman so i can spend more time focusing on technology and innovation and less on some of the other parts of the ceo job i did not like as much. [laughter] eerre -- i api f -- we're using genetic information for health care, in particular diagnosis. >> and for many people, they hear about disruptive innovation all the time. we thought we would begin with a visual to help you understand what bloomberg thinks it means. >> so a buddy of mine, andy, i will be honest amazon is not andy, his name is max, and he wants like all engineers to start a company, and he wants to limbs, nothat makes limbs, prosthetic limbs, you ca

but i think the central problem for the government is this portfolio present them but sargent to maurice mccabe there were no note olmsted to adduce was investigated by the boston zone with allegations were investigated by a book she sought out by senior guard the hat were told this evening death of maurice mccabe was indeed directed by the commissioner and to cooperate with the inquiry that no he didn't india and to give evidence to the inquiry. we don't quite know the circumstances of death. but if as were told to head to was a direction given to the sergeant decade of these key provides iron chef with the defense is of course he's in the dark for suggesting that to morris mckay didn't cooperate with the inquiry. if he was given a direction that he didn't look with the head and give evidence the corridors of the steel gray area there but there is a potential defense for the minister said the sense i guess. oh talking to where the tears from both coalition parties investors is that over the weekend after a period of say twenty four hours of shaky this friday said that ministers have got

long before he came to leicester host a talk to tt's guard maurice mccabe was warned about the consequences of going . his evidence to politicians about the consolation of penalty points remains secret. but some of what the man who her to stay in st two thousand and twelve told them. in a raid into the dollar rack cards. he had the job of listing to whistleblowers. he told sergeant mccabe what could happen if the story got into the media. it shatters thinks you're screwing him you're finished you go off to you. buying a lemon. it would make him an angry man nicholas is one of the tt's who has been raising the price of those concerns for the last eighteen months most of the minister's decisions had been visited this rather done. i've been stuck on proper procedure is on looking for troops to shoot has been overhauled as much as possible. it's been really disappointing. indeed when the minister saw the internal garter report on the issue he said concerns must be real and genuine. and they must be based on evidence rather than conjecture. he would tell that all of the saboteurs did not coopera

miniature nrg news maurice de carlo. several hundred people are expected to protest at the door the cbd and support the retention of rural post office services around the country. the rally comes ahead of the below post calling for government action to safeguard the future of the post office network. who might fly. although it's no more than ten square meters inside his residence in vernon jarrett antique always say their post office is central to economic and social fabric of the area it's not just the painting on a hypothetical signs a place as its faults in a series it's the busiest thing i signed on to the studio since his close up the savings account it is viewed her as a young price many self help save this as an on site seeing this close up in my bag. the services on offer here under the microscope following the death of the local postmaster in january. of course routinely examines the viability of offices with hundreds of great stories or retires. the sort of business undertaken demographics and the distance from

gwen district attorney lee and amy, michael, rachel, aaron rogers and maurice, laurel, emma webster, webb can he and alice and claudia and monica fritz (clapping) the auction closes today at 1:30 p.m. for assistance in plaguing our bid please visit e by the way, and now, please welcome the mayor of our great city the honorable mayor ed lee (clapping (clapping.) good evening, everyone happy lunar new year. i want to say hi, but to emphasis your cities support for the greatest 0 hospital you can ever find yes (clapping) does keys to amaze we when i go there after something has occurred but now i'm going through because valuable research is being done and the collaboration between our decreases and nurses and the staff at the uscf is producing a wonderful relationship. i'm up here to give thanks to the wonderful committee and to a richie can't get around the office without making sure i have a list to call but to thank all of you who are munching on a piece of bread that's the shape of a heart. you didn't notice? but also all of you who are contributing you understand the roll of our ho

maurice jones also had a cameo. among the fans are president obama. he tweeted to his followers and ask them not to give away spoilers. up ahead, target was warned about the security of its payment system months before the security breach. >> new at 11:00, evidence that target was warned about its vulnerability with its payment system. reviewarned the store to its security at least two months before the hackers stole credit card numbers. the request to review the payment systems was brushed off. one man's story could be the difference between life or death for you or a loved one. a man nearly died during his birthday dinner, but a high-tech by saved his life. >> my night -- 69th birthday could have been my last three >> they were at his favorite chinese restaurant in culpeper. suddenly, everything went dark. dying.me very close to >> the grandfather's heart went into -- at that table. it essentially stopped squeezing. >> i am thankful i had the vest on it say my life. on.- had the vest it saved my life. >> the cardiologist fitted him with the vest wel

joining us to talk about the case is maurice thompson, the attorney for the hershbergers, the parents. good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> sure thing. >> is it simply that the parents just didn't believe the doctors and didn't believe the hospital? >> well, there's certainly a trust factor there. this was an experimental form of chemotherapy which was preventative in nature. what happened is the chemotherapy can kill some children and certainly causes, more often than not, infertility in little girls and witnessed it killing the child. the aimish are not opposed to chemotherapy -- >> they are not opposed to modern medicine. >> no, they are not opposed to modern medicine. they would take their daughter back to chemotherapy, but they wanted to try a natural treatment that was less invasive, and that's when the hospital came after them. >> we saw cases where religious convictions of parents prevented them from seeking medical help. that is not this case, is that what you are saying? >> that's not this case. the aimish embrace modern forms of medicine. chemotherapy can cause mor

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claims being made for this month sergeant maurice mccain he handed over a list of allegations has been a fall either the market last week who in turn the key was that the show it was announced today that a barrister shown here and is meant to separate me investigate the claims the dossier details allegations of gardeners conduct cases be conducted to test a nice helping of coaxing assault and murder departure is due to report luckily easter whether a full inquiry known as the commission of investigation is needed it'll cause of the rail intensifies over whether sergeant mccain refused to cooperate with the help the police investigation. he has contradicted the garda commissioner the justice minister on the matter. late last night he issued a statement saying he was never directed by the commission to cooperate with the oman in the investigation of alleged and was never contacted by anyone can kill concealment in the investigation which completed its report which meant making any attempt to speak with him. this whole controversy has rumbled on for sometime now. today's appointment of a

the warriors held score less for the final four and a half minutes until maurice beat the buzzer.. the exwarrior back to back three's and he could make a shot. that's a wrap, folks. bobcats leave them disheartened 91-70 final. the pros will tee it up, but the exgiants and 49ers squared it off for charity in the chevron shootout. alex smith is now with the kansas city chiefs, but he joined the niners for a day because they needed extra players. dwight clark made the catch and max the putt. the giants and niners combined to raise $100,000 for charity. the giants won the shootout. the trash talk we score as a draw. >> if they came out to at&t there is no way one of these guys could hit one over the fence. we may be able to run a little pass pattern and catch a touchdown, right? >> sitting around the bench for an hour and getting up to bat every once in awhile and standing out in right field. you can feel the athleticism oozing from their bodies. >> oozing athleticism. cal and stanford meet tomorrow night in berkeley. big game hoops style. the bears come in with swagger after taking o

the warriors held score less for the final four and a half minutes until maurice beat the buzzer. as a team they shot 31%. the exwarrior back to back three's and he could make a shot. that's a wrap, folks. bobcats leave them disheartened 91-70 final. the pros will tee it up, but the exgiants and 49ers squared it off for charity in the chevron shootout. alex smith is now with the kansas city chiefs, but he joined the niners for a day because they needed extra players. dwight clark made the catch and max the putt. the giants and niners combined to raise $100,000 for charity. the giants won the shootout. the trash talk we score as a draw. >> if they came out to at&t there is no way one of these guys could hit one over the fence. we may be able to run a little pass pattern and catch a touchdown, right? >> sitting around the bench for an hour and getting up to bat every once in awhile and standing out in right field. you can feel the athleticism oozing from their bodies. >> oozing athleticism. cal and stanford meet tomorrow night in berkeley. big game hoops style. the bears come in wit

goal was disallowed because team of the good of the nets was moved to the dislocations for our mates maurice and the goalie who is moving from one side to another side and he does it he moved the posts he put in this case i think it was one hundred percent unintentional on the side of just on the quick because he was just moving from one side and on to another side and the situation was not very dangerous in terms of the goal it was just luck that there was an american refereeing this much is it why should that be thought of no in the future reassess i think probably yes just to avoid controversies like this probably that they will be just wise to take the decision and so as. not to have. referees from one country just to working on the games with the national team. now one of the more inspiring stories from the software lympics is canadian athlete danny morrison was one of bronze on soul but despite having suffered serious injury the speed skater broke his leg while skiing barely a year ago putting suddenly his olympic dreams and doubt morrison failed to make the cut for the thousand meter

giraffe this comes just days after the copenhagen zoo's decision to euthanize eighteen month old maurice thousands of people had signed a petition to keep him alive although he wasn't sick the copenhagen zoo said that it needed to put mario's down to prevent inbreeding well now another dinner zoo this one in julian's park is tentatively making plans to euthanize a seven year old giraffe which by coincidence is also named now a lot of people quite upset by this news went viral on the internet but the developments do highlight the seldom seen practice of just how zoos get rid of animals that they'd. i don't want or need the copenhagen zoo insisted that it was doing the right thing when it killed the giraffe dissecting him in front of children and then feeding them to lions as for why well they say it's all part of an effort to control inbreeding and to educate visitors according to the european association of zoos and aquaria mario's had genes that were too similar to other giraffes in their breeding programs and breeding in fact is also the reason why the second zoo may euthanize the stil

the warriors held score less for the final four and a half minutes until maurice beat the buzzer.back three's and he could make a shot. that's a wrap, folks. bobcats leave them disheartened 91-70 final. the pros will tee it up, but the exgiants and 49ers squared it off for charity in the chevron shootout. alex smith is now with the kansas city chiefs, but he joined the niners for a day because they needed extra players. dwight clark made the catch and max the putt. the giants and niners combined to raise $100,000 for charity. the giants won the shootout. the trash talk we score as a draw. >> if they came out tothere is e guys could hit one over the fence. we may be able to run a little pass pattern and catch a touchdown, right? >> sitting around the bench for an hour and getting up to bat every once in awhile and standing out in right field. you can feel the athleticism oozing from their bodies. >> oozing athleticism. cal and stanford meet tomorrow night in berkeley. big game hoops style. the bears come in with swagger after taking out arizona. it is .9 seconds left and the fans g

has spread from horrible emerging markets to major economies like the us and europe and assist any maurice here in korea as to whether the country is strong enough to weather the storm. you'll be on at school this korea headed for upright says along with other emerging market economies are built to differentiate itself from the rest of the paddock the benchmark cost the close of five month low on tuesday and after investors sold a net one point four billion us dollars worth of cost the stocks in january despite the major sell off however korea still seems on a different path from that of developing economies the struggling developing countries all have something in common. current account deficits and budget deficits and political turmoil to korea in the contrast is relatively free from political strife and has held the economic fundamentals to make it stands in stark contrast to those countries during this huge stock sell off in january foreign funds flow into the pot like its one point six billion us dollars worth which is some two hundred million dollars more than that not be sold in th

from europe should media united states has enough to whoever's unless it's new both parties accept maurice is a reasonable solution ok go ahead mark this is a reasonable alternative is a civil war marc if you don't and i don't and i just don't like the gentleman mark is jump in. i realize how can you say the united states government should stay out the united states government has been playing a role in ukraine from the very beginning and i don't mean to fouls on unfertile in two thousand and fourteen i take that back to the nineteen nineties let's remember nine hundred ninety two the pentagon's defense got there let's talk about eight russian only but i'm sure that it was because of the greatest how far back you how long it takes no. that's what so i hear let's not go ahead are you are you talk in the pentagon's defense planning guidance in ninety nine states stated that russia still poses the greatest threat to america's vertical dominance in the world like the states that used to be in eastern europe and the former soviet union should be brought into the e.u. and should bring euro seems

goal was disallowed because to build the good the nets was moved to the dislocations for our mates maurice and the goalie who is moving from one side to another side and he does it he moves the posts he puts it in this case i think it was one hundred percent unintentional on the side of four just on the quick because he was just moving from one side and on to another side and the the situation was not very dangerous terms of the goal it was just luck that there was an american refereeing this much and was it why should that be thought of now in the future reassess i think probably years just to avoid controversies like this probably that they will do just that wise to take the decision and said no not not to have. referees from one country just working on their games with the national team games have seen their share of weather troubles after the men's mass start by athlon had to be postponed due to severe fog that's after sunday in the conditions and saatchi's being too sunny and challenging for the athletes just a few days ago those taking part in the women's super g. skiing suffered som

published the first time the complete yald audio of an interview that maurice hinden conducted with johnch he looked back on beatle mania without the fondness. >> that was the most crazy time of our lives. it was torture. you know, that's why we dropped out. it just wasn't even a thing, it was a thing we were put through together. >> in washington, james rosen, fox news. >>> another less than spectacular jobs report. we'll talk about that and the other economic news when the panel joins us after a break. [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. before it gets worse. look for it in the white box. how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3

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. >> reporter: maurice is working overtime shoveling snow in the worst winter

. >> reporter: maurice is working overtime shoveling snow in the worst winter he can remember. >> nothing you can do about it. all you can do is keep working through it and pray that it stops, that's it. >> reporter: philadelphia closed its doors ahead of this storm, cancelling school and government work and then suspending bus service because of deteriorating conditions. the state reduced speed limits on highways and bridges and banned empty and double tractor trailers. pennsylvania has spread millions of tons on the road, well ahead of the five-year average. in georgia, more than half a million customers lost power. 200,000 in the atlanta area still recovering from a devastating ice storm two weeks ago. but some are making the best of it. >> i'm having a great time. don't ever get to go out and do this in atlanta very often. this is the first time i've done this in ages here. >> reporter: part of the nation's capital were blanketed with more than a foot of snow forcing a government freeze and grounding every flight at dulles and reagan national airport. more than 6,000 flights were canc

. >> paramedic maurice white, caring for a patient in the ambulance, says his driver hasn't seen thee was driving in the ambulance's blind spot. a few minutes later, trooper martin pulls over the ambulance. what follows on the dashboard video is a bizarre encounter. >> here, now. >> what's wrong? what's going on? >> i'm talking to the driver. >> i'm talking to you. >> you better get back in that ambulance. i'm talking to the driver. >> i'm in charge of this unit, sir. >> okay. >> the trooper thinks that the ambulance driver, paul franks, gave him the finger earlier. >> you don't need to give me no hand gestures now. i ain't going to put up with that. you understand me? >> i know the character of paul franks. that's just something he wouldn't do. >> i won't put up with you talking to my driver like that. >> i ain't listening to you, buddy. you get back in that ambulance you get your [ muted ] back in that ambulance or i'll take you in. i'm talking to the driver. >> paramedic white says he wouldn't let the trooper talk to his driver because he believed his patient would suffer from any

and i know it can work because of men like maurice owens, who's here today. i want to tell mo's story real quick. when he was 4 years old he moved with his mom, she vet, from south carolina to the bronx. his mom didn't have a lot of money and they lived in a tough neighborhood. crime was high. a lot of young men ended up in jail or worse. but she knew the importance of education. so she got mo into the best elementary school that she could find. and every morning she put him on a bus, every night she welcomed him when he came home. she took the initiative, eventually found a sponsorship program that allowed mo to attend a good high school, and while many of his friends got into trouble, some of it pretty serious, mo just kept getting on the bus and kept on working hard and reefing for something better. and he had some adults in his life that were willing to give him advice and help him along the way. he ended up going to college and he ended up serve his country in the air force. and today mo works in the white house just two doors down from the oval office a

and i know it can work because of men like maurice owens who is here today. i want to tell a story real quick. when mo was 4 years old, he moved with his mom from south carolina to the bronx. his mom didn't have a lot of money and they lived in a tough neighborhood. the crime was high. a lot of young men ended up in jail or worse, but she knew the importance of education. so she got mo into the best elementary school that she could find. and every morning she'd put him on a bus, every night she welcomed him when he came home. she took the initiative, she eventually found a sponsorship program that allowed mo to attend a good high school and while many of his friends got into trouble, some of it pretty serious, mo just kept getting on the bus and kept working hard and reaching for something better and he has some adults in his life who were willing to give him advice and help him along the way and he ended up going to college and serving his country in the army and air force. and today mo works in the white house, just two doors down from the oval office as th

so that when problems arise in the future that they can be maurice be dealt with because we know each other and we have to if you'd like a hotline we have conte people we know that we do bring in things like that and so it sits out the sorts of discussions around technical barriers to trade. the round so the food safety and type this entry issues. customs and i've been to. he also ran taken my place environment issues there are ranges based on notes which established the blues by the time. bring on the two seats of officials much closer together now that there's other stuff in it which isn't unusual come up with some toys gardening services agreement of being inside a mistake you think these things might be negotiated separately and we had paid to the new services of arrangement the over twenty years but now we've been improved and we put into his confidence take the time and is a film and television co production agreement to begin something would normally be negotiated separately. but we thought what the hey baby i read that i hold it still is today sylvia is all put together is ver

captain maurice was so enraged and mortified by the atrocities that were reported back to him, he took it upon himself to write the first zero-tolerance policy. i have personally been in contact with captain morris were i received this information. i would like to go from there. keep in mind that was 1982. 1986, i was 18 by three months. i completed basic training, which no one can say they enjoy, but i will say it took me from a civilian to a soldier. i had two of the best gross margins you could ever say, and no one likes drill sergeant. i did not at the time. if they tell you they do, they are lying. those gentlemen taught us what honor, courage, loyalty was about. i loved the military. i came from a broken home, an abusive home. i found a place i belong. until i reached for justice, virginia. i was on the installation not even one week when we were at our supply and issued our dear. my platoons drill sergeant -- sir, sergeant, went inside to see where we're at in order. while he was gone i was called out of formation by a male drill sergeant. any of you have been in the military kn

vancouver, washington maurice is on the line for democrats. we're on "washington journal" talking about term limits. caller: to be honest with you, i'm against term limits as i really think about it. what i am for is actually limits on journalists. in my mind, i think no matter what term a politician is in office, if you don't have journalist or people who report the news, holding politicians accountable for their action, it doesn't matter how much time they're in office. i think there needs to be more integrity in journalism instead of having people reading from scripts behind desks. until that happens, politicians will get away with anything they want no matter what their term limit is. that's all i have to say. host: let's go down to east st. louis, illinois, harold is on our line for independents. caller: good morning. i think it's something -- the system is too corrupt. they are not going to voluntarily cut themselves out of power. there's nothing too much that the ordinary citizen can do anymore. there's something wrong with a person who

park,maurice, oak illinois. caller: good morning. they aren is that going to get funding.t has to be done. if congresseciate or the president and the congress in the senate would push that when they do this together that it does include a black americans on this construction project. it is always european americans are mexican-americans laying concrete, doing all the work. instead of, at this time, america has a history of forcing americans to work, this time they can hire them. last week on newsmakers, we talked to the interim .resident of the naacp she talked about president obama and his focus on african-american issues and also, there is a headline, obama outlines creation of a rare, black focused program. he is creating my brother's keeper. they will bring together agencies to help young men of color to stay on track and reach their full potential. you can go to c-span.org and go library.deo rea they are not focusing on the solution. black men can do that they are qualified to do, you -- tooeed much of a much schooling to put cement down. a solution to the problem. ha