sharon michael is passionate about her class. 47:44 sharon michael/ kindergarten teacher/acacia elementary "i love to see the growth that they make from the beginning to the end." the acacia elementary school teacher is just as passionate about kindergartene rs getting full-day instruction. 48:10 it's imperative. she says these little faces benefit big-time from more hours in the classroom... where learning has gone way beyond finger-painting and recess. 50:12 sharon michael/ kindergarten teacher/acacia elementary "i think the demands for education in every grade are excelling. and they're getting harder and harder and likewise kindergarten is getting education leaders acknowlege full-day kindergarten is critical to a student's future success. 58:35 michael crow/presiden t, asu "you cannot make an investment more important than investing in a child." 50:11 (ducey) "there's no issue more unifying or more pressing than early literacy." yet funding was cut in 2010, and now the state only pays for half-days. 51:57 sharon michael/ kindergarten teacher/acacia elementary "it's terrible. it makes

. >> brian parteka and sharon lobermeier were out early tuesday morning paying tribute to a neighbor they called a gentle giant. 44-year-old michael patton was gunned down inside the tavern he owned monday afternoon. >> he was our friend, and he was very well-liked. he was a very nice man. he would do anything for the neighbors say patton is not normally at the bar in the early afternoon. >> was a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or people knew he would be here? i don't know. >> michael patton's family did not speak on camera, but told 12 news they're looking for answers too. and some other business owners say they're fearful they could be next. >> we have no clue what is going on at this time, it's our hope we can all work together. somebody knows what happened. somebody should say someg. if you have any information, you're asked to pass it along to police, even anonymously if you have to. in all, there were four homicides in a 24 hour period in milwaukee. the mayor says he doesn't want to see crime anywhere in the city. >> everyone appeared to be separate, and everyone appeared to be senseless. people are so

sharon bowles will continue with us, and of course stephen stanley is with us in new york. coming up, television and radio -- a conversation with torch public and sent to new -- with george poppa consented to -- michael to that later. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. guy johnson in london. i am tom keene in new york. let's squeeze in a discussion with baroness bowles here. what is the difference between janet yellen's shop and carney's shop. he is dealing with a discrete shock. nowe: i think the question is what is the longer run outlook for the british economy. tom: guy johnson, the british love that idea of the medium-term as well. help us out with the baroness on the bank of england. >> one of the big questions is that governor carney will be sticking around. do you think he should stick around and continue to do the job he is doing at the moment. do you think he has the support of the treasury, and what do you think monetary policy needs to deliver for the british economy? think: first of all, i mark is intending to hang around. when he originally had a shorter , as hisht year term request for governor. i am hearing that he wouldn't mind if it was a years or another term, because