David wales chicago

Yu noticed that the Nuweiba clinic had no computer technology or Internet connection, but the pharmacist had a simple cell phone with text messaging capabilities.

Back at UChicago, Yu did some research and found a model that inspired him—in East Africa and other developing regions, a widely used cell phone-based banking system facilitates all manner of bank transactions, from balance transfers to payments. Yu assembled a student team to work with him. Eventually, their platform caught the attention of Global Brigades, a nongovernmental organization with health clinics in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama.

This year Yu plans to expand his staff as Reliefwatch embarks on its goal to add 10 new client organizations in Already, he is working to launch a program with the government of Benin to track drug vaccines.

Plans are also underway in Liberia to monitor essential supplies for Ebola clinics—and count the number of new disease cases. The work is more than full-time, but Yu says he likes it that way. Presidential inauguration. Top Stories. Core knowledge How the microbiome affects human health, explained. Human Computer Interaction New wearable device controls individual fingers for sign language, music. View latest news. The girl saw her father and his friend on television Wednesday night, according to Belmont Area Lt.

Nick Nickeas. Earlier that day, in asking for community help, authorities had posted pictures of unidentified suspects in the slayings throughout the neighborhood and broadcast them on cable television. The images were still shots of two suspects allegedly using Ares' automatic teller machine card at St.

Paul Federal Savings Bank, W. Howard St. Officials said the 3rd-grader arrived at school Thursday and mentioned to her teacher that she had seen her father and a friend on television the previous night.

The teacher notified the principal, who in turn told the Rogers Park Police District, officials said. On Thursday evening, police dispatched a tactical unit, which arrested Hinton and Sanders at a day-care center in the block of North Leavitt Street, officials said. The two men implicated Wales after questioning late last week, police said. Gagnier was killed in her third-floor apartment in the block of West Pratt Avenue in late August She was found in her bedroom after city sanitation workers found her identification in a trash cart near her apartment.

Both women were sexually assaulted and strangled, police said. In both cases, the suspects entered the victims' apartments through the back door. Hinton and Sanders also were charged with two counts each of aggravated criminal sexual assault and home invasion, according to Cook County state's attorney's spokeswoman Patti Simone.