. >>> and a law is operated by familiar ford and it started -- stamford on sand hill road in menlo park. it is one of several operated by the department of energy and the world and interstate 2 #0. >>> a small fire in antioch. that fire was reported shortly before 10:00 near willow road. this is a photo taken by a ktvu viewer. we were want that time dupe to other -- due to other problems. >>> he was attempting a maneuver in which he would cut a ribbon. he was flying upside down 20 feet off the ground when the plane hit the runway slid and burst into flames. extensive burns killed him and however it took first responders first response to reach and she will be signing new copies of her book. last night she appeared to talk about her book. it couldn't call cool an event and she said it is the hardest choice she what the who and it is all so personal since i was to be sure that it is truly pro foundly what i want to do >> this morning, hillary rodham clinton will sign copies of her book at the book passage store and among them people pro protesting to the pipeline so far. >> pam, this stor

. >>> a vocal protest at stamford today right on campus. plenty of people upset a student accused of raping another student will be allowed to return to class this protest was led by the victim, leah frances. she says she was raped off campus by a student she used to date. that state of the union is the not being expelled but he is banned from returning to grad school until 2016. he is also being denied his undergrad degree for those two years. frances says she and her supporters said that student, the male, should not be allowed to receive a degree at all. >> losing a stamford degree is like the most minimal consequence for something as horrible as rape. i don't even know we are having the conversation. >> the male student has not been identified or charged with a crime. stanford says they are working how to improve how the university deals with sexual assault cases. >>> still ahead, tesla is moving to make electric cars technology full speed ahead. also. >> i can wake up with pride every morning. >> this company brought a moment of peace

with nearly enough for cardinals as they lose 116 stamford now being conquered is it the to go to the world series event. finite series in here is the one the only carry with up garry trade time for hate sponsored by nissan >> : good evening everyone this is a graduation season of course running these parts. given a choice by my family and between my daughter's graduation or you can hang on kron c. j.r. stone has a stomachache >> : i had to choose the capital have the nerves. on the pam more show not in my normal capacity no jokes not turn like this to pam not ask jack about hockey but i will be a traditionalist looking in the camera answering questions >> : no. one is calling technically contract potential molly of creating tension in the locker room for other players like brown and davis has not signed their sense of that >> : i'm mad and not even come got it got a match yet for him as bold as it sounds i burned it is like a bad attitude about it pit was manning in position as a quarterback and she's the men if he thinks he's gonna say how about hitting me up to heal get him up when

economist at rbs securities could she joins us from stamford connecticut. welcome back to bottom line. note today.a it said the trend in hiring is slightly better than the effort increases that were reported in 2013 and 2012. you did caution there is little indication of a sharp acceleration in hiring this year. are the fundamentals telling you? >> we came into the year. many people came in with high hopes for 2014. this will be the year we gain traction. capital spending. they are all going to accelerate. we thought we have seen improvement but just gradual. there is an improvement versus the trends the past couple of years. growing 213,000 per month, which is the year to date trend, it falls short of where we need to be to see the economy step up from the pace it has been growing. really i think this sets the stage for an upward trajectory. employment is beyond its peak of 138 points. that was reached in january 2008. why has it taken so long to get these jobs back? >> because the economy has really recovered so gradually from a very deep and -- very deep

no one we met in stamford expected to be out of work this long. many have run to the end of the unemployment benefits? everyone. those unemployment benefits end after 99 weeks. these folks have been out of work two years, three, even four. they're college-educated professionals in their 40s or 50s, people who thought their company would take them all the way to retirement. vernon? >> i was very angry. i was very bitter. i was fed up with society, the corporate world, the lies, deceit, the greed. >> they don't look it, but they have fallen out of the middle class, turned in cars, gone on food stamps, taken kids out of college, and faced foreclosure. now, they've pinned their last hopes on joe carbone. >> the word "carnage" is a strong word, but i can't think of a better word in this case. and i-- what aggravates me is that there isn't outrage. we ought to be angry. we ought to be giving every moment of our time figuring out how we're gonna restore for them the american dream. >> joe carbone is president of something called the workplace. it's the s

one little e-mail that said you can take this class online for free and get the same exam as the stamford students and we expected 500 students would show pup upon 500, 800. it was a very specialized course on artificial intelligence. it was friday's after. saturday morning we had 5,000 students, monday morning 14,000, showing the first signs of slowing. the dean found out about this and gave me a phone call. >> rose: what did he say? >> he said, "sebastian, you didn't tell us." we had a long seqeps of conversations if it was okay to put a course online and what credentials to give. we had 160,000 students. i have taught a lot students but i would have to live 100 lifetimes to teach 60,000 students. >> rose: at that point, your perspective was there are a lot of people out there who want to take online courses. >> i shouldn't miss this, but i was going to a rihanna concert a week later and i looked at a big stadium and there were 40,000 people and i thought that's only 40,000 people. >> rose: a third of the people taking your course online. >> it was crazy. >> rose: have you changed your

suspect and it was her boyfriend the police were after on suspicion of selling drugs and serious stamford a sixty eight year old grandfather of twelve lay face down on the floor following orders when an officer is gone discharged and shot him dead yet again he wasn't a suspect. these girlfriends son i suspect the drug dealer he was by the way detained minutes before swat broke into stamps home and we've got more news wind up for you after the break including hiding haid behind style. there were reports from germany on how far right movements are using a hip image to gain even more popularity. dramas to try to be ignored. stories others to use in the. places. like. so picture. from around the globe. welcome back this is our team in germany the neo nazi movement is adopting new slick ways to recruit in fact their rapid hip make over as seen in the media coining the phrase nip stairs to describe them. yes there you see. the glossy far right movement claims all they want is to give a trendy spin and cultivate a less threatening face from selfies on instagram with a map of germany nine hundred

. >>> and the 24-year-old stamford graduate was the only one to finish under par in north carolina.shed ahead, the top ranked in pro golf and she was 15 and 16 and has 4 pro titles in the last 8 years. >> way to go. >>> time now 456 testimony testimony. >> -- a man hit and killed overnight, what witnesses say before being hit and the dangers we are finding out about that very same intersection. >>> and a bay area man dice at a popular festival in las vegas and the questions they are hoping to answer surrounding his death. >>> we are still looking at that, some of the bridges are already getting very slow. otherwise below normal all and above, we will show it to you coming up. . >>> people in the area are refusing to work, we will tell you what that means for everybody. >>> a teacher is accused of molestation. he said he merely patted the victims on the collarbone and we will tell you what the students had to say. >>> what witnesses claim they saw after shots were fired. >>> and a dramatic rise that hazardousabled people needing change, it is all a head-on the ktvu channel 2 morning

. >>> this morning we are learning that a transformer sparked a late night fire operated by stamforda lab at menlo park. the lab is one of 10 national science labs operated by the department of energy. nobody was hurt but it a felted both. >>> and they are investigating a shooting and it happened on 4 4th and harrison streets in the parking lot of the t j maxx store. they say first there was an argument inside the store pie two men. one person suffered a gunshot wound. >> now the man was taken to the hospital and the shooter ran away from the scene. >> all weaverpolice say he was walking to his car and was shot several times. he is expected to survive. >>> and on tuesday a public housing development and she also is expected to survive. no arrests have been made in either shooting. >>> we have new information about a deadly air show craft. last month at travis, he shows the pilot died from massive bones. he cut a lib bond and when the plane hit the runway slid and burst into flames. the coroner concluded that extensive burns is what killed him some said it tax at least five minutes to

what -- stamford. what investigators believe sparked that late night fire and what caused that : ooh. >> a 12-year-old boy was did i covered am they are getting busy all over the place but not here what the the 880 split. we will tell you what effect it is having on your drive times. >>> it was not much but we had a couple of the 100s and we still have a possibility of drizzle and fog and we will show you more coming up. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ . >>> it is a huge area which is 23,000 square miles. >>> a state assembly committee is deciding on how much they should be should be able to decide. the 6-year-old girl was crossing a street with her family and her mother talked about her family's loss before she testified before the committee. >>> [inaudible] >> outside the state c

when i look, it is not stamford and m.i.t., people go to places that are not of the same quality and even lower quality than germany. and then they have this amazing college debt. germany has free education, it was not great, but good. it would be devastating. >> it is great to have you here. >> a pleasure. ♪ >> paul haggis is an oscar-winning screenwriter. the first to write back-to-back winners. "million dollar baby" and "crash." his new film is called "third person" and here is the trailer. >> and do you know me? >> it's supposed to be about a man who feels for the characters. it is something else. no. >> hi, daddy. i miss you. >> i am sorry. >> we have to convince the judge and that you are stable enough for visitation. >> i need you to look at what you did. i need you to tell me the truth. tell me. >> do you know how long she talked about it? >> i cannot forgive myself. >> begging. >> come with me. >> where? >> anywhere. >> you really do not feel a thing, do you? >> it is people you do not have time for. >> joining me is one of the actors. moran atias and paul haggis. welcome. t

my favourite, this came out of a stamford d school. jane and her team came in, after school was over, and they lost access to the cools and came in and affected the blanketed. there's a polymer pouch in the back. it keeps babies at the proper temperature. it's designed for neo-nates. it had been born two weeks too early. literally hundreds of thousands of babies die annual lip, and the idea is -- annually, and the idea is simply. it keeps a baby warm for four hours. jane chan was named one of the top social entrepreneurs of the year by the world economic forum, and this is on track to save 100,000 babies. >> these are the amazing innovation. here is a comment: >> check this out. this is a harmless drone. bill, mark and i talked about this metaphor, the wild, wild west of innovation. we are talking about 3d printed guns, people making drones. aren't you concerned about the rogue element here? >> you know, i think with any technology you have the aspect where anything that you can - that people can do without oversight, they'll take it i

famously a home to technology giants and billionaires, but it is also home to this child care worker at stamfordther with her husband and kids, she had been living there happily for six years until an unexpected eviction order arrived. >> for homelessness to be a reality? for your family? i have no choice. >> her fight was against equity residential, america's largest publicly traded landlord. paid $11311 they million for her apartment complex. tried and failed to victor for late rent payments, then settled after she could show that required home repairs had not been completed. echoing -- equity one residential would not make anyone available. >> why do you think that the landlord wants to evict people like yourself? >> because they can make more money, have more people move in at market value rates. >> she currently pays around $600 less than market value next to rent stabilization laws that have left east palo alto as the last low income refuge between san francisco and san jose. >> this bridge marks the dividing line. to the technology boom, housing may not remain affordable for much longer.

. >> you are a professor at stamford. recently interviewed john hennessy, we talked a lot about online education. he does not think an online education will ever replace a traditional college degree. never a traditional college degree. how do you respond to that? >> this is not a traditional degree, it is much more focused on the short-term and we should remember that. we should all remember the days of the libraries, when librarians argued it was important to physically sit and read that book, but the amount of knowledge acquisition and inquiry has gone up to factors of a thousand. there is more potential for people engaged in higher education because they don't have to go to campus, for the most part. tomorrow you might just do it on your cell phone. >> that was the cofounder and ceo of udacity. ♪ >> i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." the fcc is investigating controversial deals between some of the biggest companies on the web. comcast, verizon, and netflix. reacting to a flood of consumer complaints over the s

my favourite, this came out of a stamford d school. jane and her team came in, after school was over, and they lost access to the cools and came in and affected the blanketed. there's a polymer pouch in the back. it keeps babies at the proper temperature. it's designed for neo-nates. it had been born two weeks too early. literally hundreds of thousands of babies die annual lip, and the idea is -- annually, and the idea is simply. it keeps a baby warm for four hours. jane chan was named one of the top social entrepreneurs of the year by the world economic forum, and this is on track to save 100,000 babies. >> these are the amazing innovation. here is a comment: >> check this out. this is a harmless drone. bill, mark and i talked about this metaphor, the wild, wild west of innovation. we are talking about 3d printed guns, people making drones. aren't you concerned about the rogue element here? >> you know, i think with any technology you have the aspect where anything that you can - that people can do without oversight, they'll take it i

there was a famous study down at stamford of high iq people. they followed them for years, and the outcome was the high iq kids, almost none of them did anything highly creative. >> at the same time you found that creativity needs a level, a relatively high level of intelligence. >> a relatively high level. i think every creative person whom i have studied has an iq of 120. some are higher than that. to be smart is one thing. 120 is smart, but to have - to be creative you have to have something on top of intelligence. and something that is different from intelligence. we'll get to some of that. let's start with something else you look at, the nature versus nurture issue. you found that creativity runs in families. >> yes, it does. not always, but it has a tendency. >> it doesn't have to be in the same field. you bring up one family. >> yes, that's one of the most intriguing things. you pick someone because he's a physicist and the relatives may be dancers, mathematicians or biochemists. >> you bring up nurture and talk about the example of lond

he was a senior fellow at stamford university. he was known to americans for his contributions on tv and print, offering guidance on struggles into the region. he was called one of the most brilliant middle east scholars of our time. >>> still to come on al jazeera america - the future of watching live tv on your ipad. laws regarding protests outside abortion clinics. the supreme court is expected to rule. details in the sunday segment "the week ahead" after the break. and weather. >> we have flash flooding and wind gusts. coming up how a storm system which could be developing into a tropical storm is impacts weather in the south-east tomorrow. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al jazeera america is a watershed moment for american journalism >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at the top stories we are following - secretary of state john kerry is in the middle east to address the situation in iraq. sunni rebels today claimed more territor

[cheers and applause] .ome others played key roles the stamford american chinese partnership, the chinese american citizens alliance, the oca, and the asian-pacific members alliance. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] finally, all of you were entertained earlier by the ,ncredibly talented john jang who shared his music with us. he is sharing his unique culture by giving us music and culture that is unique. thank you. [applause] lastly, the warmest welcome goes to the family members of the descendents of the chinese railroad workers. we have many of them here. i hope for those of you in the audience, you have a chance to talk to them after the event. let's give them a round of applause as well. [applause] now it is my great pleasure and introduce the to next speaker. please join me in welcoming the secretary of labor, tom perez. [applause] >> thank you, chris. good morning. it is an honor to be here this morning and it's always an honor remarkablywith such distinguished people, including one of my heroes and one of the invy rates -- heavyweights the civil rights movement and i

this mobile abbas called monkey parking if the use this act could get a big fine by the city of stamforduld be fined three of dollars just for using this act. this applicable others like it are easily go. the legaillega;, d parking is immobile at the let them sell their street parking spot. that is and some least circling around the block how to get part quicker. the city is targeting monkey parking card model and the sweets. these products are not a solution to set for cisco they're helping people sell the intent to leave. this is not mind that they say that breaks the law which clearly states that individual companies cannot buy sell or lease public on street parking. city is doing this band because it's encouraging drivers to use their mobile devices while driving illegally. do not use the monkey parking app it can get you a fine of $300 . and e-mail the set and new innovations like they're at could be regulated not banned this is a banding in this stifling innovation. some lawmakers are descending washington redskin team name the nfl team has come under fire for the names said that i

he directs the stamford public policy program which offers public policy degrees. professor owens was the chief economist in the office of telecommunications policy at the white house under president nixon as well as the chief economist in the antitrust division of the department of justice under president carter. following his public post, he taught economics at both duke and stanford. professor owens as published numerous books and articles on mass media economics, telecommunications and regulatory policy among other topics. he earned his pitch a dee at stanford. welcome. professor tim wu is a professor of law at columbia law school in new york city he teaches communications law and intellectual property. professor wu has taught at the law schools of harvard, stanford, university of chicago and university of virginia. professor wu recently served as a senior advisor in the competition and consumer protection division at the federal trade commission. he's widely credited with coining the term "net neutrality" through the publication of his paper "network neutralit

from was an economist stamford who is in the military then. he was in the weather forecasting unit.sion, he was asked to make weather forecasts. his response was that is a long way off. generals, we'd weather forecasts the plan. economic policy is like that. you need to make forecasts of how the economy is going to work 10 years out to make a budget. the weather was a key factor. advantages the allies had was we had better weather forecasting. there would be a storm and that would make it more difficult to invade. those factors mattered in the invasion. atkinsonl talk to rick coming up. our twitter question today deals with normandy and the festivities there this morning. 70 years after d-day, what is the best way to pay tribute to our soldiers question mark the news continues. >> we have some breaking news from ups. appointed the coo as the new ceo. are of these moves effective on september 1 of this year. he becomes the ceo starting on september 1. the chairman will remain but he will retire from the ceo role. deutsch bank and bank of america are in the news today. what we you nee

. >> you know, there are large institutions, the harvard and yell and stamford's of the world that havelemented the endowment model. what we have seen over the last five or 10 years is a greater push from other institutions to try to replicate the model. the challenges they often do not have the resources to do it in a way harvard or stanford good. >> they missed the boat overweighting domestic equities, how do they make up for lost opportunities here? now is certainly to avoid the temptation of switching to that portfolio now. we have seen it have an acredible run, but we think diversified portfolio, one that allocates globally is well-positioned from a valuation perspective to do well going forward. >> thank you so much. have got breaking right now on the economy. 300ess claims coming out at 12,000. that is in line with what economists expected. personal income numbers watched by the markets and up 4/10 of one percent, also in line with estimates. spending a little bit lower than forecast, just up to tenths of compared to economist expectations of a gain of almost one percent. digging

stamford uncharacteristically sloppy, adding a number of errors including nine nothing lead.be the start is strong but tag for six runs before 2 1/3 innings not nearly enough for the cardinal and love and sex. now they of the get the tomorrow sunday it to advance the college world series. on a 70th anniversary of what matters posted just a u.s. army captain visited team headquarters in san clara to address the team's rookie is talking to the aba leadership courage and team work to spend time with con capt. and another 49 hours and a bronze star mall serving hiking at 7000 hundred kilometers from the united states honoring each mutt service number killed. the journey ends army navy football game in baltimore on december the 13th. coach harbaugh talk about much a man for his team to talk about the message. box cars and for their efforts and talk and the team. a very special meeting with you today were honored. day like today 70th anniversary easy vehicle to draw a few lessons from. some of the greatest heroes this country has ever known or see and connecting it naturally with b

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