beth bowie, senior editor for msnbc.com.cott blakeman and alicia quarrels and she's going to bring some of the glamour to us here. thank you all for being with me. what is the most exciting thing about tonight? is hollywood factor? is it the, the politicians that are doing their thing? the jokes? what do you think? >> for me, it's the jokes and definitely president obama because he's a very hard act to follow. you know, he just delivers them. chuckles a little bit before his own line then just lays into it. the hollywood factor has gotten criticism. it's about these actors coming into town, but it's fun. why not? >> right. >> well being a comedian of course comedy is the big thing and they may say i'm the luckiest guy in washington this evening, having three dates and it's a historic night. on the night cecily strong becomes the fourth woman to host these awards, ooichl proud to be in the show to add some diverse thety. >> i know. white men are never really -- >> represented. >> yeah. >> being in the room, you've been there,

joy reid and beth. joy reid, there's a great moment i wish we had had in the opening tonight, in cool hand luke paul newman movie where his jailer says to me, what we have here is a failure to communicate. governor pence says we've got a perception problem. that's all it is. >> it was a really extraordinary news conference. the defense included everything from, i used to be a democrat, to i'm friends with john lewis, to martin luther king jr., something about that. but the core of the argument is that the national press mischaracterized the law, and that bad journalism is the problem, so he had to clarify the real law which he says doesn't give that florist a license to discriminate. it may not give a discriminate, but it gives them a defense if they do in court. he also tried, mike pence, to lay the law at the feet of bill clinton and even barack obama saying they signed it. they were for the exact same thing. another problem. the indiana law specifically says that the government doesn't have to be a p

run today final seconds fouled. 3 seconds left made beth 43 throw seconds left made beth 43 throw.ck knife. jumper for the win. no. sorry mike. tell wins the third title 66-64 tell wins the third title 66-64. i'm a little harsh sometimes. >> jaipts a's open the bay bridge series for whatever it's move. best record in the major this spring. koring run in the a problem at all. fans they can get along at least on the walkway to the stadium. jake got rocked. 7 run on 7 hits and 3 in a third. high to right off the wall. bounces away from maxwell. he can run. angel. forgot to ask. the all the way home. little league homer scored a triple and error. giants scored 2 run on homer by angel and bell. this is off the switch pitcher. homer from simeon and butler and win it 8 of 2. back again tomorrow at at&t park. game 2

run today final seconds fouled. 3 seconds left made beth 43 throw seconds left made beth 43 throw.l wins the third title 66-64 tell wins the third title 66-64. i'm a little harsh sometimes. >> jaipts a's open the bay bridge series for whatever it's move. best record in the major this spring. koring run in the a problem at all. fans they can get along at least on the walkway to the stadium. jake got rocked. 7 run on 7 hits and 3 in a third. high to right off the wall. bounces away from maxwell. he can run. angel. forgot to ask. the all the way home. little league homer scored a triple and error. giants scored 2 run on homer by angel and bell. this is off the switch pitcher. homer from simeon and butler and win it 8 of 2. back again tomorrow at at&t park. game ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the shop now we can str

. >> for 26 years lake county juvenile judge mary beth bonaventura has been making tough decisions that aim to get kids like aaron back on track. >> they're coming back into the community. i want to do everything i can do first before i send them to the dlc or department of corrections. >> because of aaron's age, his long history with the juvenile system, and the fact that he's still on probation for attempted car theft and battery, the stakes are much higher this time. aaron has already been warned that the prosecutor's office is looking at waiving him to the adult system. >> i've got a bad record. so i'll probably beg please don't let take my life away from me. to me that's taking my life away. that will be three adult felons instead of just one. i have three pending. >> aaron admits he has an unquenchable thirst for taking cars that aren't his own. his other vice, playing escape artist. >> my staff called me to let me know that he was trying to be a trickster and had a detention officer bring him up sunday night for the release for the weekenders. and our intake officer elizabeth not

run today final seconds fouled. 3 seconds left made beth 43 throw seconds left made beth 43 throw.. sorry mike. tell wins the third title 66-64 tell wins the third title 66-64. i'm a little harsh sometimes. >> jaipts a's open the bay bridge series for whatever it's move. best record in the major this spring. koring run in the a problem at all. fans they can get along at least on the walkway to the stadium. jake got rocked. 7 run on 7 hits and 3 in a third. high to right off the wall. bounces away from maxwell. he can run. angel. forgot to ask. the all the way home. little league homer scored a triple and error. giants scored 2 run on homer by angel and bell. this is off the switch pitcher. homer from simeon and butler and win it 8 of 2. back again tomorrow at at&t park. game 2 hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save

we want to start with beth. it looks like we're going to have a video put out by the clinton campaign on sunday, according to "daily news" and "business insider" followed by a campaign tour. why do you think it's being done after all the suspension, buildup drama, that it ends up being a video, without any interviews, and a tour which would probably be in the fashion -- as the first lady did when she ran for senator and for the first time as president. >> well, msnbc and nbc are still working to confirm this news. we're seeing it bubble up in a couple places, but she did the same thing in 2007 they put out a video on saturday morning announcing she was going -- it was the famous video sitting on the couch in washington, saying i'm in it to win it. they only release the video, and there was a day of, you know, excitement, and apparently she was making lots of calls, but nobody saul her publicly under the next day. this is consistent with what she did last time. >> let me go to joy right now. good to have you on t

and let's turn now to shelly pitterman. >> thank you very much beth. it's really a pleasure to be here. my conversation will start with three perspectives one with libya in specific and as we must, with any refugee situation, look at the neighborhood and then the region almost by definition. but in the case of libya given the security situation and our presence in libya is naturally quite constrained, which gets to some of the points megan mentioned about the level of assistance that can be offered to the displaced persons and, in fact, to some 40,000 refugees as well who are, according to our last count in libya. mostly in the tripoli area. we've had to withdraw our international staff. we've got about 30 to 40 national staff in both benghazi principally in tripoli as well. concentrated in various neighborhoods because, as you said, they are very department on family connections and they have basically been obliged to go it alone in the libyan mess. we work through some international ngos, like international medical corps the danish refugee council as

mary beth graduated from the u.s. naval academy in 1999 and was commissioned in the marine corps preachy separators including the deployment to iraq as company commander during the 2003 invasion as a combat engineer. after transitioning from active duty mary beth helped develop and market counter ied robot. she's currently executive director for the southeast region of the mission continues than a student of policy management at georgetown university. this is a great panel and i will start by turning to dr. dr. bruggeman and ask her to replace me at the podium. tell me about the question that lends its name to the panel. what did you find is here researching on the band of brothers and what does it mean for combat? >> okay, thank you. i'm the outsider in the room. i am a researcher and i spent the last several years looking up the topic of women in combat because i started my research in sierra leone interviewed women who participated in the calm lake to their peer but with interesting effect on some of the arguments.

. >> well certainly taking out no from your vocabulary beth you, you're an attorney. wondering, did they think this through? we're seeing more and more where they do the provocative marketing. everyone's trying to get the buzz about their products. they do it then they apologize. how did that work legally? >> it's surprising that it made it through, with top level executives approving it major national ad agency behind it. female executives that look at the message and approved it and it's crazy. because in the end, as an alcohol bempbl manufacturer you may be liable for resulting activity that comes from overindulging in -- >> that's fascinating. that makes it more of a legal discussion than even a cultural one, right, carol? >> i'm bursting at the seams. i think they were brilliant. because everybody's talking about bud. i'm not saying they're right, morally they're right, i don't like alcohol, but, i'm saying they're brilliant. everybody's tweeting talking, the buzz we're on here talking about it and budlight is getting unbelievable amounts of promotion for no doll

the tennessee prison for women, we found that meeting personal needs had led to a dilemma for mary beth>> they done wrote me up. >> what? >> what for? >> look, it says that they found a glove in two trash cans and a tampon. they're trying to say i had -- >> sexual activity of any sort is against prison rules. and even though she's allowed to have the individual items she was caught with, she was written up for how they were assembled, or at least partially assembled. >> i'm pleading not guilty because they have no evidence. when they found it, it was not intact, okay? >> what was you going to do with it? >> everything that they have is things that i was allowed to have. >> but she did tell us that if she were going to make what she's accused of making, she has a good idea of how to do it. >> you have to have your marker to make it hard and you have to put your pads over it to protect it. >> as mary beth began her how-to description, all i could think about is human nature and how when left without normal resources, want or need or desire will lead you to create something out of nothing.

are you implementing any of the suggestions that beth gave us.ou can tweet us your comments and of course always reach us at fox 29 philly. > i have a quick correction. here i got seen odel. thank you for joining us. that person that stopped me in the tbt trash tuck. did you hear about this milk shake sounds so good. short bred milk shake got the thumb's up for the pope's visit. one of our junior reporters checks it out. > thank you joe for sending that one in. we have some wonderful family pics, easter with the grandparents. this is so adorable. and then this one again of the family. thank you for sharing your family and joining ours this morning. > time now for knocking the king. hey, howard, thinks jonathan. i saw what you had to say about martial customary yet is. >> all the and misinformation on website and twitter is a he can join isis. i shouldn't exclude the talk of radio talk show host, either. it's all about chatter that the eagles are going to get marcus marriott us. nobody today on social media cares if it makes sense. >> people have

back with me beth phooey scott blakeman a political comedian, and alicia quarles. i want to thank you all for being with me of course. let's get to a couple things before we get to more of what the president has done in the past, i want to talk about the first lady who took to the podium. we all know who we're talking about, laura bush. is she the only one who has done that. >> she's the only one to go to the podium to make fun of her husband. in 1972 pat nixon sat in for richard nixon. >> really? i'm going to thank the national journal for that one. >> let's take a listen to laura bush, because she was pretty funny. she was talking about the desperate housewives and all of that. >> ladies and gentlemen, i have been attending these dinners for years. and just quietly sitting there. well i've got a few things i want to say. george always says he's delighted to come to these press dinners. baloney. he's usually in bed by now. i'm not kidding. i said to him the other day, george, if you really want to end tyranny in the world, you're going to have to stay up later. >>

>> beth parker reporting for us tonight.usands every people hitting the pavement for a very good cause. runners lacing up for the annual stroehmann's walk and run against hunger. it's 19th year for the 5k walk and run. along martin luther king drive in fairmount. the event helps raise money for more than 100 food pantries and soup kitchens in our area. stroehmann walks and run against hunger also benefits local anti hunger organizations. >>> still ahead on fox 29 news at 6:00, a dangerous roadblock. a 20-foot boulder crashes on to a highway. look at that scene there. close call on a busy road. that's coming up much plus she was told her baby died just after birth. only to find out he's quite a life and well. the emotional reunion between mother and daughter coming up. ♪ >>> welcome back. look at this. drivers in ohio can expect heavy delays a giant boulder bringing traffic to a halt on this major highway. the 20-foot rock just tumbled from the side of a nearby mountain. construction crews had to chisel away at the boulder. c

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no shots were fired bethe u.s. police. >>> deadly, that's what officials are calling a swath of tornadoes. the frightening storms left a trail of destruction and devastation. one homeowner who lost her house from a twister how a facebook request turned into a gesture of good will. >> reporter: a day after her home was destroyed. lauren found help. >> family, friends. i'm a school teacher. lot of school teachers campaign out for us today. >> reporter: on friday morning, word quickly spread on social media that her home in lyndon wood, illinois was one of the dozens leveled by ef4 tornado. >> i said we're fine. this is what we need and people just came out this morning. >> reporter: one by one, neighbors, family and friends all showed up. >> we're thankful to be here to help pick up. >> reporter: some with gifts. >> i had a port a potty here. i had containers and trailers. >> reporter: others to help her pick up priceless possessions. >> i saw it down in the garage. that's what i was worried about. >> reporter: every

. >> not too long ago beth shared the story being a journalist who back in 2011 said i want to find my double gainer. because i say in the world there might be seven people who look like you. she did find someone. >> it was like looking at an older person. >> that sparked these guys to do something. we're trying to find our twinstraers from anywhere in the world. >> these three people are trying to find their twin strangers in the world. >> two weeks later liam got to meet her identical stranger. you tell me do you think these girls look alike? >> from the side look at their noses. if someone tried to do this project 10 years ago it would have taken 10 years. now with social media you have someone from the other side of the planet that's your mirror. >> they start putting on make up because they want to make themselves look more alike. can you imagine how freaky it is to be looking at someone who looks just like you? >> that's bizarre. >> i cannot get over this. this is crazy how identical they look. >> what if you dated one of the girls and it did i want quiet work out but you liked h

. >> reporter: beth griffin is a mom, a grandma and an entrepreneur. 10 years ago she started a businessme. she had gotten tired of uncomfortable beach chairs. >> i just realized i need a big -- i'm a big busted girl and i can't lay down on my stomach too well. >> reporter: first, she came up with the solution that wasn't quite right. >> get a cheap beach chair from wal*mart or somewhere cut holes in it for my breasts to lay in. but it wasn't really comfortable and i would wind up strong get a new chair every summer. >> reporter: then a health scare gave her the courage to go professional. and create her sun in comfort line of cushions and chairs. a few years ago griffin teamed up with a company called ostrich who used her concepts to create chairs that are currently sold online. >> what makes this chair different than other social security this panel right here. which gives a little bit right where it counts for women. >> i just have to have something put in there where it would be stretchy for women to lay they are their breasts. >> she expects a major retailer to start selling the cha

i'd like to echo mary beth in this. it's that one person who mattered, who was willing to fight for me. so we took it up to the inspector general and finally my branch released me to do this mission. i had just graduated from the pashtu language course right before going to cst selection and it was almost like i finally had a purpose. the military wasn't just being in the military, following everybody. now i was able to be a pioneer in a program that hadn't started yet. i think actually the first group of girls were going through training as we were filling out our packets. so it's this brand new concept of putting them on these teams and training us and being able to go and fight in the front lines. and to me it was exciting. when we finally got out to afghanistan, it was this whirlwind of everything i thought it would be and also everything i thought it wouldn't be. >> tell me more about what you thought it wouldn't be. >> well, you don't really know. there was a lot of gray area, going through training. we were told

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most often stay at an intensive care unit like this one at beth israel deaconess hospital. >> probable bacterial meningitis, along with a whole bunch of other lab abnormalities. her husband does not understand that she's doing very badly. >> it's pretty serious. >> today dr. asha anandia and her team are treating a 60-year-old woman with multiple organ failure. >> we don't know which way it's going to go but i think it's important that it's clear to the family that the patient is almost as sick as she can be. do you have any questions right now? i know it's overwhelming. we don't know if she'll survival survive this. we often have to start thinking about what the patient would want in terms of things like remaining on life support for a more prolonged period. >> nurse kathy purcell has worked in the icu here for 30 years. >> patients get acutely ill and come into the icu and nobody has discussed it. not ready to let go and let's not do more aggressive measures. say to the staff of course mom would want everything done. others would say no, she wouldn't want that done. and the way that

. >> beth last names ended with a "y" and flynn discovered that they were virtually identical as were "h's" at the beginning of each name. >> for instance, the right side of the "h" in holley is made with that right-curving clockwise rotation circular movement on the "h" which we saw is the characteristics replicated in harry's own name. >> investigators went to the chemonics company and showed the sales clerk a photo lineup. the clerk identified lewis harry as the man who purchased the cyanide. in lewis harry's office investigators found an open box of envelopes. when they look athe ones left in the box, they found that three of them had the same defect as the one with the threatening letter. >> in fact, it was a progressive and linear defect, meaning that you could see the progression, how the defect had enlarged as the envelopes moved down the manufacturing line. normally the people in post production and quality control would have culled those out rather than put them into the box. >> i was actually amazed something like that would occur. it was probably one in a million that this

we promised one to beth for her birthday. data you don't use this month rolls over to the next month. wow, even better. so what are you gonna do with your old phone? i'm giving it to my sister emily. she gets all my old hand-me-downs. oh i'm into bedazzling too. and you admit that? yeah...i...i used to be into bedazzling. i'll go get your phone. get the iphone 6 with rollover data to share. only from at&t. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, everybody. tonight's musical guests are a london-based electronic pop trio with a number-one hit in the uk that has racked up over 10 million views online. here to perform "king," please welcome years and years. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i caught you watching me under the light can i realign they say it's easy ♪ ♪ to leave you behind i don't want to try co-cover take that test hold coverage ♪ ♪ to your chest don't want to wait for you don't want to have to lose all that i compromised ♪ ♪ to feel another high i've got to keep it down tonight and oh ♪ ♪ i was a king under y

judge mary beth bonaventura will make the decision. >> there's two reasons why you order a child detained whether he's a danger to himself or others or there's an unlikelihood that he'll come back to court for the second hearing. so if you make the decision that they are a danger, you detain them, and if you find that they're not a danger then you release them to the parent. >> brown. >> right now, i feel like i'm going to go home. like my probation officer for how good i been doing since i been home from boy's school. so i may go home today. hopefully. >> you ready, your honor? right this way, rodrick. stay to your left, young man. go stand next to your attorney. >> y'all supposed to be helping me. it ain't nobody helping me. nobody. for today. >> 17-year-old morris is locked up for possession of marijuana and more importantly for failing to appear at a prior court hearing. >> today's hearing the court is going to want to hear a little bit about what happened. and make a decision whether or not to release you today. what do you want to have happen. >> i want to get released. >> okay. did

. >> beth you're the closest. keep an eye on that junction. this guy not paying attention in the white truck when he decides this is a good time to go. >> that's him struggling. he had it knocked out of him by the bag that deployed. no worries, he just had bruises but a totally avoidable, ridiculous accident. >> right. >> this one, there's a car a straight road, a blue sky. where's the danger coming from? look, there's a bitter wind. out of nowhere. boom! four nately, it seems to be old tree. basically disintegrates in front of the guy. >> is this an insurance scam by trees to jump out in front of moving cars and claim an accident? >> i think you're barking up the wrong tree with that one. >> rescue workers were very urgently called to this scene in china. you won't believe what they find when they get there. >> whoa. >> what? >> that's a child. a 6-year-old girl resting on what looks like a windowsill right next to an ac system. one of the firemen gets hooked up on to harnessed in. lifted up, picks her up and brings her back down. >> how did

picking up on what beth had to say, five questions that hillary clinton will face. i'm going to dpif you a quick chance to answer some of them since you've been behind her campaign. will clinton start to stand for something? >> well, answering the first question, obviously, her career is defined by the courage she has shown, whether it was leader for the children's defense fund her issue for advocacy for families and children my point is, she's all about advocacy but also about listening. i think what we're seeing in this launch of the campaign is not just hillary clinton we know her as a strong policy leader but also someone who's prepared to listen to what the american people have to say. that's what her video is all about. >> doesn't that imply she wasn't listening the last time around? i mean some of these amendments to who she is now, that she's in touch with the middle class, she's there to listen what did she do the last time? >> well i think the point is this it's not what she did, it's how it was perceived. obviously, if you look back to her campaign for th

the group he was traveling with confirmed his beth from an avalanche cause the by the massive quake.i've done a lot of good things in my life. >> he also launched a start-up accelerator in the mission district called "the laundry." we talked to people in his neighborhood and his death is still a shock. three other company employees traveling with him are safe and google is making arrangements to get them back home. the massive quake devastated the capital and surrounding communities. here in the bay area families are turning to social media platforms like facebook to track their loved ones. >> our family lives there, my cousin said i'm safe. >> his home office has become an information center for the 4,000 or so families in the east bay. he has been using the facebook's recently launched safety checklist to track people. since land lines are down and power is scarce, they are using mobile phones to community. they are using viber. >> what is viber? >> viber is free. >> through those apps he's been able to see his family's pictures of the destruction and tents set up by their home. li

. >> reporter: they had son jonah and daughter lit beth soon after getting married.wo difficult pregnancies took a toll on amber. at just 48 inches tall she grew 51 inches wide, making everyday tasks excruciating. since she and trent have the same dwarfism gene the probability of losing a child was high. >> your pregnancies were tough but they weren't horrible? >> pregnancy was very tough. i think, you know my body just didn't really like the whole idea of it. >> reporter: so the couple decided to expand their family through adoption. bringing home daughter anna from russia, emma from china, and son alex from south korea. >> the social acceptance for dwarf children over in most foreign countries, you know, is -- their future is not great as your american typical child. >> you were saving them from a pretty bleak existence overseas? >> we don't necessarily see it as maybe we saved them. they gave us their presence. they're our children. >> i mean the least we could do is to be able to give them opportunity and give them education. >> reporter: a home full of little pe

we take our vehicles-it was a horrible incident i participated in the incident urkts bethe safety incident is excellent. [inaudible] it was a horrible horrible tragied but if you want maintained parks and you want safe parks you actually need a parks department that has a rolling stock >> thank you for answering. it sounds like we need every vehicle and more >> vehicle shortage-what we have been doing and taking seriously andee want the lowest impact vehicles we can have in the landscape and so we are working with the fleet city administrator, our own fleet administrator to downicize as many vehicles we can. we have heavy equipment. we don't need 350 in the parks, we would rather have turoes or carts or 150. we are trying to make the vehicle foot print as light and as green as payable. our goal is actually have as green a fleet we can and have been talking about thew do that. it is a light fleet, but i cannot tell you we do not need vehicles. we very much need vehicles >> just to touch on the point you made of volunteer support for the parks from friends of woodland across the street from

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thank you >> thank you very much >> eliz beth gill and a senior staff attorney of aclu of northern california. i want to say thank you for introducing this measure. we support it, it is a important civil rights measure for a vulnerable part of the population. thank you >> thank you very much for being here. >> hello, my name is daniel [inaudible] and i'm a attorney with transgender law center and i'm here on behalf of the organization to, press or support for this orbd nns. i will be short and sweet. i want to say this ordinance will improve access to necessary long term care facilities for lgbt community members in particular our transgender community members and in doing so it will insure the seniors receive the necessary care that they need. thank you. >> thank you very much. is there any additional public comment on item 1? seeing none mr. chairman may we close public comment? >> sure public comment is now closed. colleagues do you have closing remarks? >> mr. chairman thank you for hearing this today and colleagues for all your words of support and encouragement and [inaudible] thank you

nice warmup in between the showers. 69 for re who hehoewho he beth and atlantic city. hint of sunshine but mostly cloudy skies. warm up to 73 degrees this afternoon. the weekend, that's even warmer. summer like temperatures for saturday. little bit breezy on saturday. we'll bring the temperatures down some for sunday. seven day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> bill saturday looking nice. >>> 20 minutes till 6:00. hoets >>> let's hope your drive is looking just as well. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> thank you, rosemary. whether drive times are up or not, we want you to slow down and take your time. between on 95 near island avenue. fire engines on the scene and police activity. traffic slow going by that scene. we're losing out 2, 3 in the left-hand lane. volume relatively light there so far. that's the good news for that area. out in the west oak lanes of philadelphia still dealing with an accident. no closures in the area but on cheltenham avenue on 19th street avoid that area just take ogontz avenue to get on by. as we take a check on

arlington county sheriff beth arthur says both were trained as part of the crisis intervention team program by the acronym cit. >> we don't tend to understand people with mental illness like you do if you have cancer. it's easy for us to see a physical illness, hard for us to understand a mental illness. >> reporter: the sheriff said in addition to being more humane breaking the cycle of endless arrests and jail stays, it saves the taxpayers money. >> we're spending more money than it costs us to educate our children in college to keep someone locked up in jail. that's not where they need to be. >> reporter: arlington plans to continue increasing the number of law enforcement officers who are cit trained, trained to deal with the mentally ill, every year. >>> we have a wealth of resources about mental health posted online. you can find them on nbcwashington.com by searching "changing minds." >>> amelia's here with a look at our weather forecast. nice night out there. >> yeah it's beautiful. it's mild. temperatures still in the 60s. >> we like it. >> yeah we'll take it. tomorrow i can tell y

after teaching from the beth israel congregation in vineland in 1980 a invitation to lecture at richard stockton college. he has been there ever since. >> community of students, that want to understand how this can happen, how humanity can produce it. >> reporter: doctor cohen's impact on stock exton university cannot be overstated. under his guidance stockton created largest studies program in the entire world. there are now 19 courses each semester with a thousand students each year. stockton also has holocaust resource center where fellow survivors can share their stories. >> so lessons from the past are translated to what about today. >> reporter: as world marks 07 years since lane racial of nazi concentration camps doctor cohen celebrates his own milestone next week, retired. anything that you do in the like to talk about. >> there is nothing not to talk about and except how can i express my pain inside of me. >> reporter: looking forward doctor cohen plans to guest speak whenever he is up for it n vineland, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a remarkable life he has let.

we take our vehicles-it was a horrible incident i participated in the incident urkts bethe safety incident is excellent. [inaudible] it was a horrible horrible tragied but if you want maintained parks and you want safe parks you actually need a parks department that has a rolling stock >> thank you for answering. it sounds like we need every vehicle and more >> vehicle shortage-what we have been doing and taking seriously andee want the lowest impact vehicles we can have in the landscape and so we

. >> reporter: beth has already done her part by ripping out the old lawn and replacing it with drought free plants. >> we don't even have irrigation run to the plants. and so they've just kind of taken off on their own. >> reporter: now she's relying on her neighbors to pitch in. and hoping to see their green lawns start to wilt away. also tomorrow, the contra costa water district board is voting on 25% mandatory cuts. you have those customers with the east bay customers, you have 1.5 million people who are going to have new water rules real soon. in alameda, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> once approved they will go into effect immediately. the fines and surcharges won't be in place until the summer. >>> the city of santa cruz could be soon under a water shortage emergency. meaning everyone will have to cut water use by 25%. the city council will consider the issue tonight. santa cruz was under the same emergency declaration for most ovolos year. >>> new at noon, the oklahoma reserve deputy aciesed of accidentally using his gun instead of a taser has turned himself in. hannah daniels reports r