exchange student lindsay lingzi lu mit police officers john collier was later murdered by johar tsarnayev and his brother joe vars some eye of the attorney did not dispute his guilt but try to pin most of the blame on his radicalize older brother prosecutors portrayed him as a heartless terrorist who deliberately try to kill children sort i have reportedly showed no emotion as the jury condemns them to death by lethal injection some of the victims oppose the death penalty others except it >>: i'm grateful that they came to that conclusion because i think for me it was the digest conclusion >>: is justice now he wanted to go hell and now he's gonna get there early >> catherine heenan: he still has to be sentenced of formally by the judge and at that hearing the victims have a chance to confront the convicted killer johar tsarnayev will also have a chance to speak if he decides

i took an entire mit genetics class. i don't represent my learning extremes as representative of anything other than myself. learners are different in many many different ways. what i think is noteworthy about the fact that i took this mit genetics class is that one thing i'm sure of is that my experience was in no importantly different than the experience of the students who were taking the same class in cambridge, massachusetts. it's a very kind of straightforward approach that they use for the introductory classes at mit which is of course one of many approaches but not exactly an uncommon one. it was a lecture base class. i think we've all sort of in some ways learned to denigrate the lecture as kind of bad ecology, but to go to lectures can be really good. this was a lecture that was taught by a man named eric lander of the lead the human genome project in the 1990s. he's been teaching the introductory biology which is essential introductory to genetics. is as up-to-date in the field as is possible to be. changes to

eric runs the mit initiative on the digital economy and andy is a principal research scientist at mit and the sun school in his field of research is the impact of digital technologies on business, the economy and on society. so we really could not have better framers, including because they've written a profound book, many in this room, i'm sure, have read it. the second machine age. i took away three points from that book. mrk profound book. one, we're at an inflection point on the pace of digital technological advance, that it is accelerating, and that it will produce unexpected and transformative effects. two, that these effects will be, on the whole, positive, more choice, more freedom, more wealth. and, three, getting to our focus today, that these effects also will produce considerable economic disruption. in particular, the premiums which labor markets have increasingly been placing on education and skills will rise. rise sharply. and by implication, the wage pressures and lack of employment opportunity for those workers who don't possess those skills will worsen. bob reviewed

. >> he wrote healthcare law and he is now a professor at mit spewing stuff. >> he is an mit professor, you know, call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever. >> i didn't hear about that and i should hav >> you go to jail. >> i do. >> ever heard of gruber? >> what are you doing to this poor girl? >> and where are you -- you are a harvard. >> you don't know who gruber is? obamacare? >> never heard of him. >> no. seems like such a nice woman. >> scared her away. >> what's is putin doing that's making everybody so nervous these days? [crickets chirping] >> invading ukraine. russia. nice try. >> how do you like them apples? >> russia has now infiltrated eastern ukraine? >> vladimir is causing a lot of problems lately. >> when putin takes his shirt off, does that make you nervous. >> no, i like it at lo. i wish he would do it more. >> that's creepy. >> i want to take my shirt off. >> this is an awkward moment for me. >> gravity has not been nice to that man. >> we are here to pump you up. ♪ >> what is obama trying to do with his immigration push? >> inflation, yeah. >> immigrati

on the math portion of the s.a.t., but in the bottom 10 % of the peers at mit. kids hitting it out of the park were struggling, and, therefore, more of them were dropping out or switching to easier majors. some muddled through. that means if you recruit at mit and come across a black applicant, you have to take these things into consideration. even at the high ler selective schools. >> i think that's true, but all of us know the highly selective schools, in addition to the traditional affirmative action what we think of race base set asides, there's others they've done, it's for donors. if you're very, very wealthy, there's set aside spots for that too. >> but the gap between the legacy -- >> legacy is separate from donors. you get the point. >> yes, yes, yes. >> i'm hesitant about -- there are all forms of affirmative action, right? it's not always race based. there are others, but i take the point, and it's absolutely something, the mismatch issue is one we're trying to sort and frankly, in many instances that's why black colleges and universities, it's one of

. >>> hyundai is recalling 165,000 car -- mits by issue is recalling 165,000 car in the united states. >>> coming up, severe weather turns deadly in texas as -- mitsubishi is recalling 165,000 cars in the united states. >>> coming one severe weather turns deadly in texas as tornadoes touch down. and a georgia principal says she's being targeted after comment es she made at a commencement ceremony. >>> i.s.i.s. is taking responsibility for a deadly jailbreak in iraq's northern capital. they claim that fighters court nateed with inmates to make this jailbreak successful. 5 guards and 3 inmates were killed. i.s. sivment claims they bomb cars outside. a police spokesman tells our cnn partner that a breakout happen when prisoners seized a weapon from a guard and that's when a it turned deadly. >>> another killer linked to the popular site craig's list. it's the latest in a string of violent crimes. and after mounting criticism, starbucks is moving production of one of their most popular products out of state. >> storm systems moved out to the pacific. when can they bring some more rain? i'

we had the mit documentary on netflix. he stayed involved politically.y. i think his reputation has bounced back fairly well since 2012. >> are they doing this for charity? >> yes it is. mit didn't just decide to become a boxer overnight. >> i figured that. capitol to politics to heavy weight champ ship of the world. >> it's revolution, right? >> sam have a great weekend. thank you very much from me and us. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." remember to follow the show online on facebook and twitter. thomas roberts is next. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins. problem weather in the middle of the country. texas to north dakota. chance of tornado saturday evening. kansas to oklahoma. sunday severe storms continue this time up towards the great lakes. sture control potting mix, plants only get water when they need it. fight ended. or shifted? miracle-gro. life starts here. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing

equity or hedge fund do so what is of the background of the two top dogs in the allocation what that is mit professor and going back to the 50/50 you said you know what how do you see yourselves protecting the funds from i don't think you'll have another 2007 or 9 anyway those are my questions. >> great any other speakers great. >> i just like to say that i'm a san franciscan too i was born here and we've been go through a lot those days having to do with our housing crisis and also there's been a lot of attempts to do pension reform i'm a member of this system i retired from city and county what wear i'm looking for a member from the board and any consulting agency or organization is that on a honest and competent and honest and transparent we need honest ♪ city and integrity and openness that's what if ir7 on the board i'd like to ask you why do you want to be here why san francisco why would you like us as a a client there are a lot of politics we want to see that exactly you know but it will be part of your environment so i cannot stress how doing our job you know having good work ethic

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that is a goal of a two-year experiment from mit's sloan school of management.l coming up look how that works. he is right here. peter hurst is running the program. he joins us now. peter, there are some people thinking to themselves, i want to work from home. i don't want to face boring waits in conference rooms but what are you doing that changes the current perception of what it is like to work at home? >> okay. great. well the thing is, as an organization last year we really made a concerted effort to enable our staffs to work under flexible arrangements remotely or anytime any place. and do that really wanted to make sure that people who were watching remotely weren't disadvantaged. as you know the old adage and research knows that are remote are are not part of the real lifeblood of the organization. they don't get to be part of the collaboration happening in real time. liz: sure. >> we want to fix that problem. we're looking at a few technologies for that. we tried standard videoconferencing. that has some, that kind of work, you see people as a big face

mit released its cheetah robot landing a series of running jumps.o impressive is that they have trained the robot to see and sense obstacles in its path and jump over them on its own. some of the obstacles are more than half of the robot's own height. >> and then the picture of the cheetah on the side for motivation. >>> talk about a close call. a police officer in mississippi was driving down the road when that happened. lightning struck the bridge in front of him. the intense close up flash nearly blinded him. he went back to the spot where the bolt hit and found a crater and charred concrete. >> what an amazing image. on to sports. >> larry beil is here with that. >> i am still freaked out by the robot. i think it is a bad idea people. it has been a magnificent may for the giants. make that your first place giants. a pair of did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health

he attended mit school of architecture. then he traveled abroad. with mr. brown, it is a little unclear whether he did attend mit, but he does travel abroad. he is in paris. whether he is a member of the echole des beaux-art, is unclear. the exact date they team up is unclear. there are a couple different dates when they are out there. they begin to do houses such as this, the salem house. it is a sort of a federal revival. this is arthur little's own house. again, in this federal revival type of style. this is the one photograph that historic new england was able to find for me. this is him back here. i should say that this is his sister and younger brother, and that neither little or brown ever married. or they might have what you call a boston marriage. but in any event they do team up with a team of architects. here are a couple of examples of their work in the back bay section of boston. if you are not familiar, this is an area that was landfilled in the late 1850's. different streets, these are both on commonwealth avenue. you get the elite putting up

mit released its cheetah robot landing a series of running jumps.t makes it so impressive is that they have trained the robot see and sense obstacles in its path and jump over them on its own. some of the obstacles are more than half of the robot's own height. >> and then the picture of the cheetah on the side for motivation. >>> talk about a close call. a police officer in mississippi was driving do the road when that happened. litning struck the bridge in front of him. the intense close up flash nearly blinded him. he went back to the spot where the bt hit and found a crater and charred concrete. >> what an amazing image. on to sports. >> larry beil is here with that. >> i am still freaked out by the robot. i think it is a bad idea people. it has been a magnificent may for the giants. make at your first place giants. a pair of >>> goodvening. it seemed unthinkable a few weeks ago but the giants surged into first place. they did so against atlan. th were visiting at&t park and the crowd was chanting mv mvp. a two-run rocket in the first. bust is ei

that orange line is the 3 one hundred and 50 megawatts of firms that includes our responsibilities to mit. >> and i should point out you can see the gap in places between our supplies the blue and our demand the responsibility and that's where we make purchases and there's the market purchases overhead we have roar long in captivity and have more generation than need in the green box the electricity we sell on the market this is our expose supplies on balance 8 percent of our supply comes from the market and 92 percent from the hetch hetchy system it is a very important system to us and as we operate and maintain this electric business we have 4 gloelz in mind first, the compliance we have to stay in compliance with the recollections and second we want to professor the ability to continue to operate and maintain and improve the system while we provide safe and reliable and forcible service and make sure that are third, that we monoxide misses the value of the system to san franciscan they need to release the value of hetch hetchy system part of what we share and support community programs

. >> co m mit y. >> yes. >> it is the practice to allow them to conduct their investigation with the resources to preceded simultaneously but no legal requirement that ourethics commission couldn't simultaneously pursue an investigation. >> commissioner. >> i think the mistake that was made by the commission at this time was we explicit continue to pursue an action under our specific regulations to the extent that state law offer los angeles police department with our law if the f p pc wants to take over they didn't we've opened an started an investigation we could have i still don't think that is good public policy to conduct redundant investigations and friends i have ethics and others told the grand jury we should refer to more of cases not gone after the specific san francisco regulations certainly was a decision we're now looking with more scrutiny. >> commissioner vice president andrews. >> well, i share in commissioner hayons decision we're going a little bit in circle i feel like here we are and this is where i say we could do better with engaging with our partners whether th

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mit released its cheetah robot landing a series of running jumps.e obstacles in its path and jump over them on its own. some of the obstacles are more than half of the robot's own height. >> and then the picture of the cheetah on the side for motivation. >>> talk about a close call. a police officer in mississippi was driving down the road when that happened. lightning struck the bridge in front of him. the intense close up flash nearly blinded him. he went back to the spot where the bolt hit and found a crater and charred concrete. >> what an amazing image. on to sports. >> larry beil is here with that. >> i am still freaked out by the robot. i think it is a bad idea people. it has been a magnificent may for the giants. make that your first place giants. a pa >>> good evening. it seemed unthinkable a few weeks ago but the giants surged into first place. they did so against atlanta. they were visiting at&t park and the crowd was chanting mvp, mvp. a two-run rocket in the first. buster is eight and the giants are up 2-0 in a flash. the giants tied th

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of all my stories and adventures in hollywood that i had the blessing and opportunity to enjoy and mit some fab lows people over my career and had some great, great stories to tell. >> more than 40 years in show business. absolutely incredible ride i can only imagine. obviously writing something like this, you had to go back and do some reflecting. what memories stand out to you? >> meeting carey grant. first thing off him with my mother at hollywood park if you can imagine. when i was asked to pull the winning number for a year's worth of free groceries between races, yes. and then i met carey grant. fabulous. >> how often do you still get called shirley? >> i answer to everything. shirley, laverne, cindy, penny, anything i'll answer to. >> very nice. as far as life for you, not only an actress, comedian and writer but you are still performing you mentioned. >> yes. i was just performing with eddie mecca who played carmine on v.a. learn and shirley. >> traveling the globe still to this day. as far as when people sit down and read this book, what do you want them to take away from it?

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affirmative action, not a lot are competing for the very few slots at stanford or yale or harvard or mit. >> how do we unde due this? we've talked a little bit about allow we got here. how do we unget here? >> we start telling the truth. let me give you an example. we're ramping up to the presidential campaign right? we edit reality in a very selective way that gives kids a flawed message of the path to success. you read about ted cruz you read constantly that he went to princeton and hferred medical har harvard medical school. you see one educational pedigree as an explanation of success and we see the other one as almost incidental or contradiction. that's not true. in all of those cases that educational experience wherever it was forged the person who is now standing near the top of the mountain. >> so if it's not mentioned in an article does that mean almost by definition that that person went to run of the mill u? >> that's the message. i'm using the media as a result of what we all talk. they think of what you hear in your own life, the next door neighbor's kid got into brown, not

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we do our best to mit gate the risks. the pay off of flying? so amazing that it is worth some risk. >> for one man it is a risk that ultimately cost him his life. >> death of two base jumpers at yosemite has many in the world of extreme sports stunned. 43-year-old dean potter and his climbing partner graham hunt, jumped from a cliff overlooking the mountain and the spotter lost track of them and could not reap then bereavement search errors found their body. potter was a renounce base jumper known for extreme feats chronicling the jumps with his dog last year. the dog was not this for the fatal jump in yosemite. the 29-year-old help was from nearby county. >> the marines involved in this weekend's fail osprey aircraft crash in hawaii were from southern california. one difficulted and 21 were hurt when it crashed yesterday and caught fire during a hard landing in an air force base in hawaii. the osprey takes off and lands like a helicopter but flies like an airplane. investigators are looking for the cause. >> amtrak service has returned to norm

mit mid 80s saturday. upper 80s with higher humidity on sunday. along with the chance of some thunderstorms. a little better chance on monday. the best chance of rain of significant rain on tuesday as a front stalls near the area. we can really use some of that rain. of course, it would be nice if it didn't all happen this weekend. now, today 7,000 students teachers and principals joined the nbc 10 first alert meteorologists for an interactive lesson on how we forecast the weather. nbc 10 teamed up with phillies for weather education day. kids also got a listen from skyforce10's pilot, a look inside stormforce10. look at the crowd out there. >> they were excited. >> yeah. we did some pretty cool experiments. we made some clouds and got a lot of oohs and ahhs out there, too. >> i heard there was a big cloud in front of your face at one point. is that true? >> liquid nitrogefn. >> you must have hid that video. >> made these big clouds. >> good such. the kids loved it. thank, glenn. >>> john clark, what's coming up in sports? >> a beautiful day for a

tsarnaev and older brother tamerlan detonated devices at the fin ib of marathon and days later murdered mit police officer shawn coleyeah and. >> i wanted to justice for my family and i felt that the ultimate justice was death penalty. >> video of tsarnaev planting bombs near children and unremorseful behavior hurt his case. defense tried to say he was manipulated by his older brother. federal prosecutors justified their decision to seek death early on. >> today the jury has spoken and dzhokhar tsarnaev will pay for his life with his crimes. >> they still have to schedule a sentencing date. there the victims can give their impact statements and maybe a long time he will remain on death row as he goes through the appeal process. for now reporting live from the satellite center, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." jim. >> annie thank you. police continue to investigate the claims of a witness that a man tossed a baby off the railroad bridge 68 and kingsessing in southwest philadelphia. the search has been suspended for the night. surveillance video shows a man and woman walking away fro

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tsarnaev killed an mit security guard days later. the decision today sets the stage for the first execution of a terrorist in our post 9/11 world. world news tonight with david muir will have reaction to the sentencing in boston. that is at 6:30 right after our newscast. >>> philadelphia police are investigating the claims of a witness that she saw a man drop a baby from a railroad bridge this morning in southwest philadelphia. live at 68 and king severing avenue is "action news" court reporter chad pradelli. chad war details on this? >> reporter: jim, police say it was around 11 o'clock this morning a woman was driving to work, she was going northbound here on 68th street here at kingsessing. she says she saw a young man and a young woman between 17 and 20 years old there right there at that wall. she says the man had a baby in his hands. he went down, kissed the child and then leaned over that wall and tossed the baby but i must stress at this point no child has been found. police say this is surveillance of the couple after the al

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the two hit it off at one of nash's courses at mit a partnership that would forge life changing accomplishmentsnow he says he just misses his buddy. >> there was a period in his life when he was really beginning to be appreciated all over the world. >> reporter: saturday nash and his wife were just back from receiving an what in order norway. at about 4:30 that afternoon the yellow cab the couple was taking back to princeton from the airport slammed into a guardrail on the new jersey turnpike. john and alicia were killed after being ejected from the vehicle. >> it was brutal. you know, a huge emptiness. it's very sad. >> reporter: neighbor john kelly has known the nash family since the early 80's. he says he drove by the accident scene only learn hog was involved the a day later. >> people loved him. and he stayed here through all of the glory. a gunman. >> reporter: a good man who changed the path of an academic field and won a nobel peace prize all while battling mental illness. >> a greater gift is to discover a beautiful heart. >> reporter: a preliminary police report indicates that both jo

he originally reported reported his wife missing but then admit mitted to the crime four days later. philadelphia police are investigating whether the same suspect is responsible for two different assaults on women. latest attack happened monday in point breeze a woman woke up to a suspect standing over her bed at her home on rosewood street. he demanded money and sexual sexually assaulted her. police believe the same suspect may be responsible for an assault nearby on chadwick street in march. >> the individual may be from win that neighbor. >> this is a composite sketch of that suspect. and both cases police say the suspect wore red or orange gloves. >>> police are also looking for a pair of teenagers in a string of robberies that happened near tim pell university. six different times the suspects approached victims with a handgun and demanded cell phones and other valuables. the two suspects are both described as black teenagers with medium build builds. if you have any information on who they are you're asked to call philadelphia police. >>> inside the mind of a gunman cued in th