>> i think it is key that the authorities, the people who know better, speak up and stop it at the outset. >> the school says a special response team student affairs, and athletics department will collaborate to respond to the individual student and the student body as well. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> breaking news in philadelphia's olney neighborhood where police say a man was shot in an apartment building. we're told the victim was shot twice and is now in stable deny condition. >>> and president obama's niece lead up to stepped up security for the princeton girl's basketball team. before the game someone called about a threat to leslie robinson. a princeton freshman who is president obama's niece. they spoke about the threat after the game. >> leslie is safe in my locker room and she is an important part of our team. so let's keep the freaks out of the gym. >> the police now say the threat was unsubstantiated. it happened about ten miles from the white house. >>> a beating on a sub way platform. tonight philadelphia police are hoping you will recognize the teenagers behind th

from the outset, let me say that any time i see the word new england together it connotes all sorts of horrible memories for me like tom brady beating the dolphins. i know. when is he going to retire? [laughter] i hope soon. we hope to have a division championship once for my kids to see. i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you and for all of you having me here today.

so we need to make clear from the outset how strong our alliance with israel is. the second point is that we actually share a goal, which is making sure iran does not have a nuclear weapon. there is a substantial disagreement in terms of how to achieve that. >> it was almost the same tone as taken by secretary of state kerry and un ambassador samantha power. >> the prime minister of israel is welcome to speak in the united states. obviously we are not -- you know, we don't want to see this turned into some great political football. >> talks agreement no agreement. the united states will take whatever steps are necessary to protect our national security and that of our closest allies. lou: but the administration's latest rhetoric and direct contradiction to national security advisors, susan rice's remarks just last week. >> on both sides there has now been inscbrectd ainjected adegree of partisanship. which is not only unfortunate, but destructive of the fabric of the relationship. >> mr. netanyahu said he appreciated obama's support of israel and made very clear hi

as i have been at the outset, every country in the world has success. nations with large economies i truly believe what separates not just from the other nations on the air but in history is that here we have been united but the belief that every human being deserves the potential to go as far as their god-given. if we ever were to lose that we would lose what makes us different. we will be we will be big important, powerful, and so matter on a global scale but we will not be a special i do not want to be a part of the 1st administration believes this was off the 1st generation of america's that have to turn to their children and explain why we got to grow up in the greatest country in human history but they will not have the same chance. there is a lot of narrative that have divided there probably imparting how divided we are among our political feelings and ideas we we have always been a pretty opinionated people. i believe that what unites us is important. no matter what your card says i believe there is a unifying principle and that is the idea that

at the outset, the british royal navy was far more sophisticated than the american navy. we will hear about the tools that sailors on both sides of the conflict used to dominate the sea. the octagon house in washington, d.c., where the treaty of dad was signed 200 years ago hosted this event. it is about 25 minutes. >> welcome hearing i am kyle dalton, the administrator. i am also the author of a blog. today, i am going to be talking about the united states navy, the war of 1812 and navigation. all three of these topics intersect at the octagon house. the eldest son of the owners of the house, john taylor iv, was enlisted in the navy in 1890 as a midshipman. it was his responsibility to learn the trade of sailors and officers, to learn how to command ships, and how to work them. the united states navy was surprisingly effective in the war of 1812. i say surprisingly because people did not really expected. thomas jefferson aimlessly said that capturing canada would be a mere matter of marching. he also thought very little of our navy. we could not stand up against the migh

and selected hedge funds as the answer brother they've seated did board concerns we believe in the outset of the application process absent a more thoughtful process we ask you to act on behalf of thousands of s c i us by voting against the changes to this application sincerely the board pointing (clapping.) >> hello, i'm elaine i work in san francisco public library i've worked since 1985 i don't know about hedge funds i did research and found interesting information finance resort for the new york times is gretchen wrote in an article dated september 20th, 2014, that after cal percent she wrote this article to invest in hedge fund and concluded there are sound reasons to oppose public pensions investing in hedge funds and some of the reasons she stated are they're lightly regulated and their fees are high and according to the prepin limited a research fund hedge funds has vastly under performed the stock index over the last 3 and 5 years other. rightone: show them laughing and other republicans a to opposition their fees are high they're not liquid and about as transparent as mud i foun

the network must be mission critical at the outset. under the chairwoman first net has sought greater input from the public safety advisory committee and ingay marriage -- engaged far more than previously. it is a 40-member group that is giving us information on public safety. the committee meets several times a year including once this past year in norman oklahoma near by home town. we believe that public safety ongoing input is vital at all stages of the network's development so it will be tail tailored to meet the end users. the ifc and public safety in general are pleased with jeffrey johnson as vice chair of first net. he is a well recognized in the fire and emergency committee. we believe first net has worked to create opportunities for the public safety community and help shape the design of the network in states and territory. this outreach improved over the years and we look forward to that continuing. this is a key element to success and a venue where public safety personal are able to ensure first net is meeting our needs. fi

as i said at the outset, every country in the world has successful people. i have i have been other countries with large militaries and big geopolitical importance other nations with large economies and big companies. i truly believe that what separates us not just from other nations on earth but other nations in history is that here we have been united by the belief that every human being deserves the chance to achieve their god-given potential, to go as far as their talent and work will take them and if we ever were to lose that we will lose what makes us different, still be big important, powerful, important, and we will important command will matter on the global stage but we won't be a special. i i don't want to be part of the 1st generation of americans that leaves the next worse off. i don't i don't want to be part of the 1st generation of americans that is the chance to the children and explain to them why we have to grow up in the greatest country in human history but they will not have the sanctions. i no there is a lot of narrative about how divin

. >> making harsh statements and from the outset that these claims have no validity. reporter: as long as people don't grasp how bad the situation is, they can't find a solution to improve ends. the relationship between the greek finance minister has reached new lows. relations between athens and relay and can best be described as i see. terry: are things getting worse? >> they are getting tense all around and getting worse. and a war of words between athens and berlin where as a de-escalation, where is it going to come from? we desperately need it. this war of words is having a real impact. and insurgents. terry: there appears to be pockets of support and berlin for that. tell us more about them. >> it is certainly a departure because government thought terrible atrocities. this difficult matter to history 's chapter is closed. terry: political correspondent. thank you very much. monika: markets changed their tune on tuesday. it ended an amazingly strong rally. >> it went up by more than 2% yesterday. and so, many investors thought that it was time for a break. nevert

use that you're a wonderful man and yaeths e emission to my life the one thing i want to say at the outset i get hypnotized by donna's dress that is party time in san francisco yeah. >> okay. (clapping.) >> and for the past year we've been celebrating of the hundred anniversary of the panama exhibition we've heard about it from donna and clearly it is wonderful edifice behind me is an example as well as the pal list of fine art we're graergdz e craig's our party lights with this we've had a wonderful show at the time pal list of the lights i've not seen that look more beautiful and then today you know we - >> listen i'll i tell you i spent half my life trying to satisfy donna with her financially ingress so no way this is a wonderful, wonderful occasion i'm privileged to be here i think that what we're going to see i don't know exactly what we're going to see but mayor ed lee oh, my god you came this is you're showing i know anyway i've introduced the other people of title so i thank you for the opportunity to have you stand mayor ed lee and give you a hand of applause okay (clapping) you

noontime comedy areas in purple, that is freezing rain and sleet may have some snow at the outset across montgomery county in frederick county. the higher snow totals hugging the mason-dixon line. fast forward, tomorrow afternoon, this lifts off to the north and east. it is not over with quite yet. 8:00, another batch of rain and freezing rain. then finally all of this will move out of here. what are we expecting in terms of snowfall totals? not a whole lot. downtown d.c., possibly a coating. montgomery county, rockville frederick, higher amounts of snow on the ground along with lesser amounts of freezing rain. more freezing rain the further south that you go, southern maryland. may pick up anywhere between eight and maybe more than that of an inch of ice -- may pick up anywhere between a ten3th or a little more of ice. that are conditions next week. 33 degrees the high sunday, the wind out of the southeast at five to 10 miles per hour. monday, lower 40's. that sounds pretty nice, a good deal of sunshine. the sun angle at this point getting stronger and stronger. the snow that is on the

it was, of course, the same goal that i had been looking to achieve from the outset. as we move to a conclusion, i was reminded how it was not necessary to revoke all 48 sections of title 2. after it was deemed pursuant to section 32 of the communications act. in applying title 2 but limiting the applicable provisions, the congress and the commission in that act enabled a wireless voice business with hundreds of billions of dollars in investment and a record of innovation that makes it the best in the world. this is the model for the ultimate recommendation that i put forward to my colleagues. there were other industry data points that informed my thinking in the condition's analysis. one was the recognition of interconnection as an important issue. a topic not addressed by the president. and then my letter to verizon wireless about the announcement to limit unlimited data customers of the subscriber over a certain amount of data. a policy it ultimately reversed. and particularity bidding and the overwhelming success of the spectrum auction at the end of 2014 and begin

us that have been following this we have talked about this over the years the rise for isis from the outsets fed on and sectarianism in iraq. and on the interference, and certainly since the american invasion this is a situation that has evolved that has allowed for the rise of isis. if we are going to see more of the same, with the new forces taking over the sunni areas i am afraid isis will still have some popular support among certain sunnies who view the iranian backed shiite militias as no less of an offense against them as the isil forces. >> thank you. elsewhere the army has gained ground on the outskirts of falujjah. kurdish forces have blown off truck, they say was full of isil fighters on a suicide mission. these appear to show the truck exploding before it reames it's target. isil fighters trying to recapture the curds that held the city since june of last year. hundreds of police have been fighting near myanmar. the security forces moves in wielding bat arms. almost 230 people have been arrested. morris lee reports from myanmar's biggest city. >> a tense stand off between protes

she had turned him down from the outset. e when nick howard was killed, he'd actually gotten to threatening her by saying things like, you should know what it's like to lose a child. >> ralph marcus' plan, according to prosecutors, was to befriend patty's son nick, the only family member who would talk to him. he convinced the teenager to crash his car into the river, to fake his own death in order to defraud the life insurance company of $850,000. on the night of the murder, prosecutors believe marcus and nick met on the dock to plan the car crash. either nick tried to back out or marcus had planned to kill him all along. at some point, marcus strangled him until he was unconscious, then threw him into the river where he drowned. he kept nick's glasses, bent them in half, and threw them on the floor of nick's car to make it appear nick was in the car when it crashed. marcus opened the windows, used the cap from his motor oil bottle, placed it in the carburetor, threw the bottle in the trunk, and started the car. and with tha

this model was unique from the beginning in large part of supervisor avalos's deep engagement from the outset and he worked to identify both the key stakeholders that would really work with the puc and community engagement and understanding what that local community wanted out of the site and being steadfast with us throughout the process and you can see a little bit on the screen there that larger tract represents all of the puc jurisdiction, the land under the puc jurisdiction and originally looked at a couple of different sites for this farm but for competing uses we quickly settled on developing the southeast portion currently undeveloped land and what's interesting about this, it shows actually the way that the pilot program like the urban agriculture pilot program can actually serve to benefit broader puc work and through this process working closely with the real estate division and came to understand that there was actually a jurisdictional boundary dispute rec and park build it was under their jurisdiction when indeed it's under puc jurisdiction so we spent a good deal of time clarif

so it really was a controversial topic from the outset. and it only continued to be so as the disability system grew from the 1950s through the '60s into the 1970s. >> host: what about the affordable care act? has it affected how we look at pain? >> guest: well that's another fascinating story. buried deep deep in the affordable care act is a provision on pain relief which has its own history which i touch on in the conclusion of the book. and the way i would tell the story of this is that in -- after many many years of controversy not only about disability benefits, the growth of the welfare society but debates about pain relief at the end of life that pushed oregon to establish death with dignity legislation and new debates emerging around fetal pain, so you might say pain becomes part of the cultural battles between left and right over whose pain matters and whose pain deserves relief in the 1990s. after a long time of these kinds of politicized discussions, in the early 2000s there are politicians on the left and right -- orrin hatch on

is a said at the outset every country in the world has successful people. there have been other countries that have large militaries and big geopolitical importance other, nations with large economies and big companies. i truly believe that what separates us, not just from the other nations on the earth but other nations in history, is that here we have been united by the belief that every human being deserves the chance to achieve they're god-given potential to go as far as their talent and work will take them. if we ever were to lose that we will lose what makes us different. we'll still be big still be important, we'll still be powerful still be important to, still matter on the global stage, but we won't be as special. and i for one don't want to be part of

at the outset i'd like to thank the u.s. institute for peace for providing me this opportunity to bracket with all of you here. and i would like to thank you for taking out the time to be here. i've been told in the pakistan and the rest of the region across the border in afghanistan, to try and give you from the ground, so as to say the developments which have taken place over the last couple of months last couple of years. but bifr giveefore i give you the exact situation as it stands today i they certain perspective, a certain historical background also needs to be narrated in order to make sense of what i'm going to say. let me also apologize at the outset that i don't have any written notes. so i'll be speaking off the cuff. so if i go off a tangent somewhere here and there, i hope you will excuse me. but i'll try and keep my conversation and my talk and my interaction with you as focused as possible. so that we are able to come to some kind of an understanding as to the situation in my part of the world. i think all of

at the outset, the sec denies 40% of the requests. the ones they do produce contain a number of redaction's, including the back out -- the blackout of entire pages of text. today, we will compare these communications to understand what legal justification mr. wheeler used to prevent this information from becoming public. in addition, we will examine the series of events resulting in the highly controversial vote to use title 2 to regulate internet like a public utility. in may 2014, the fcc issued rulemaking considering internet regulation. this was chairman's intent during this time period. in october 2014 and after the fcc's public comment period ended, chairman wheeler attempted a hybrid approach that continue to classify broadband and mobile internet services under title 1. days later, president obama appeared in a youtube video with a radically different proposal. e-mails provided the committee by the fcc suggests that this came as a major surprise, including to mr. wheeler. i generate seven, chairman wheeler announced the fcc wo

from the outset, let me say that any time i see the word new england together it connotes all sorts of horrible memories for me like tom brady beating the dolphins. i know. when is he going to retire? [laughter] i hope soon. we hope to have a division championship once for my kids to see. i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you and for all of you having me here today. i told my kids this weekend that i was speaking at an event called politics and eggs breakfast. they said, is it called that because they throw the eggs at you? i saw that they were made of wood, and i became very worried. i will try to avoid being the target. i thank you for the opportunity to be here today at what i think is a critical moment in american history. i will make a proposition to you tonight. the 2016 election has nothing to do with what party we want in office. as much as anything else, 2016 will be a referendum. it will be a referendum on our identity. what kind of country do we want america to be in the 21st century yucca i can tell you what america was in the 20th century, and exceptional one. i hav

. >> the fact is he can no longer do what he did at the outset which is to seize and to hold new territory. he has assumed a defensive crouch in iraq. >> reporter: recapturing mosul, taking tikrit key to the mission as it lies on the road connecting mosul to baghdad. the u.s. military's decision to announce the time line is drawing criticism. >> i never understood that report that came out a week ago that outlined in we dale what would question go -- in detail what we were gonna do. >> reporter: the fight could be pushed back if iraqi forces need more time to prepare. back to you. >>> as expected, we just learned the republican-led senate failed to overturn president obama's veto of the bill approving the keystone xl pipeline. president obama will sign the just-passed funding bill for the homeland security department as soon as he receives it. the republican-led house passed the bill yesterday that will fund the department through the end of the fiscal year. john boehner told republicans they have few options. he said it would be worse politically, if they allowed homeland security to shut

. >> returning to monetary policy as i noted at the outset that committee reaffirms its view that the current zero to one quarter% target range for the federal funds rate remains appropriate but with economic conditions improving and with further improvements expected in the months ahead we have again modified our forward guidance. in december and january the committee judged that we could be patient in normalizing the stance of monetary policy. that meant that we considered it unlikely economic conditions would warrant an increase in the target range for the federal funds rate for at least the next couple of fomc meetings. while it's still the case that we consider it unlikely economic conditions will warrant an increase in the target range at the april meeting such an increase could be warranted at any later meeting depending on how the economy evolves. let me emphasize again that today's modification of forward guidance should not be read as indicating that the committee has decided on the timing of the initial increase in the target range for the federal funds rate. in particular

i want to make a couple of brief comments and have questions for planning i've said clearly at the outsetefore this law was passed that this was a brushed process and i think when those kinds of laws that are complashthd happen within a campaign there are deadlines in this case motivated the passage and i think what is happening we're realizing that a lot of the things a lot of the questions that were asked we don't even know the answer to the questions are

imity of opinion and i think at least at the outset it sounds like it appears their focus is really on identifying funding and reinvestment in the state's transportation system particularly with a focus on highways and our task is to bring into those forums an awareness we all need that investment but how can we work together to to weave that message -- i wouldn't say that it's there yet. >> and you mentioned we have to keep up the education work on like speeding cameras and technology and lowering the flexibility for local areas to reduce their speed limits to save lives and i wanted to ask also since i brought it up and i know we we may be doing similar things to new to new york city's districts and safe routes to seniors type programs but just knowing what we can do to increase the zone of safety around areas like senior centers where we've seen killings in my district an an 87-year old woman to the recent man right outside the richmond district senior center they are like zones where we know high injuries happen where seniors are concentrated and chinatown for example they had diff

>> i think it is key that the authorities, the people who know better, speak up and stop it at the outset. >> just last month nbc 10 showed you these anti-semitic images that teens from jackson township posted online making threats against the lakewood jewish community. >>> atlantic city's emergency manager will release a report today on the city's finances. the new jersey department of community affairs will post that report on its website. now it's expected to detail a plan to help atlantic city restructure its debt and find a long-term solution. the goal is to stabilize the city's finances to avoid bankruptcy or tax increases. >>> well, it may not feel like it but beach weather is just a few months away. we promise. and today we'll get a first look at tourism expectations in wildwood. wildwood officials will recap last year's season and give us a preview of what is to come for this summer. tourism is one of the main drivers of the new jersey economy. >>> it sure seems like we're a long way from the warm summer weather this morning. temperatures are cold once again. and with cloudy skie

he was something that we certainly had to look at closely and we did from the outset. >> the police weren'tne tara's sister anita had marcus in his sites. i would hall it out the door and just got in his face. i said what the hell have you done with my sister. >> coming up what marcus said to me then. >> when was the last time you saw her? >> she woke me by knocking on my window. >> later a video surfaces that terrifies everyone in ocilla. stay ugh. does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula not only cleans and freshens but also softens your carpet so it's always inviting. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. do foxnews.com. >> when tara grinstead vanished in ocilla, georgia in 2005 the investigation almost immediately focused on marcus harper her ex-boyfriend. he was a police officer turned army ranger who was in ocilla at the time. marcus spoke to me about their relationship. >> we dated for about five and a half years. >> when you say dated was it serious or casual relationship? >> it was acv we did not date other people. i was honest with her