. >> because the sound, bok, bok, bok, means it's ready. >> it's good.he italians left you one nice thing. a few nice buildings and pasta. >> and pasta, yeah. >> so the story of misrata, the story of libya, seems to be ordinary people suddenly called upon to do extraordinary things. where were you when war broke out? >> i was in canada, montreal. >> studying medicine. >> yes. >> dr. jihan put her medical studies on hold to help tend all manner of horrible war injuries. what kind of procedures were you doing on a regular basis? >> oh, everything, everything, without prior practice and knowledge. so, you just, like, kind of in the situation try to pick up things. >> how many patients did you treat a day? >> 60, 70. >> 60 or 70? >> it was a lot. like, the whole hospital was full. >> when you heard he had been killed, what did you feel, relief? >> i felt relieved. i was, like, realizing that, okay, it's over. i'm trying to heal my own wounds, because in the middle of it, you just go, go, go, and you never realize how much injuries and trauma you get inside y

. >> because the sound, bok, bok, bok, means it's ready. >> it's good.and pasta. >> and pasta, yeah. >> so the story of misrata, the story of libya, seems to be ordinary people suddenly called upon to do extraordinary things. where were you when war broke out? >> i was in canada, montreal. >> studying medicine. >> yes. >> dr. jihan put her medical studies on hold to help tend all manner of horrible war injuries. what kind of procedures were you doing on a regular basis? >> oh, everything, everything, without prior practice and knowledge. so, you just, like, kind of in the situation try to pick up things. >> how many patients did you treat a day? >> 60, 70. >> 60 or 70? >> it was a lot. like, the whole hospital was full. >> when you heard he had been killed, what did you feel, relief? >> i felt relieved. i was, like, realizing that, okay, it's over. i'm trying to heal my own wounds, because in the middle of it, you just go, go, go, and you never realize how much injuries and trauma you get inside yourself. >> right. >> because we probably never think, lik

join us the bok bok is maintained his dazzling salty smoky cape intelligent defense this season by winning the option to like roam free for his photo with the opening three races. this plant honda rider who became a pole start the new term of the rio hold the second to become the first person since giacomo like a steamy forty three years ago to where all of the first three races from pole up stepping back to seventh from the front of the cryptic twenty one year old with his quick run through fields in style with nine laps of the twenty five remaining he posts to appear for the director wanted him up and comfort him and pulled away from victory. marcus is home to the mechanic drove over to the rental mcconnell took out second place with the enzymes have preferred to complete a spa nice way to the podium places ix celebrate their fourth consecutive to the total sum great despite being held to wobbled toward struggling correctness. frank to those men now have an unassailable four point lead over nearest rivals final with one round of fixtures remaining. it's that the teeth that are tied to on

. >> reporter: we have got bok choy growing there.e have green leaf lettuce. >> reporter: lettuce and tomatoes aren't the only things growing at gotham greens. the business itself is expanding. the cofounder claims to have the only two commercial roof top greenhouses in the country, and they are in the process of building more. >> investors were very intrigued by the guy in part of the growing trend of locally produced food. we have raised over $15 million to date. >> reporter: this is about as local as it gets. the second gotham greens greenhouse was built right on top of a whole food's supermarket. the main advantage is the shortened supply chain. gotham specializes in highly perishable vegetables and herbs. here they sell it right downstairs as well as throughout the region. this reduces the energy used to transport the produce as well that's cost. many stores in new york get their produce from california, all the way on the west coast. that means it is already a week old by the time it hits store shelves, but not here. it's a mode

. >> we have bok choy there. >> reporter: lettuce and tomatoes aren't the only things growing here.iness itself is expanding. >> building a facility like that has its challenges. >> reporter: the cofounder claims to have one of only two commercial greenhouses on roof tops. >> we were able to attract a significant amount of investment. we raised over $15 million until today. >> reporter: this is about as local as it gets. the second greenhouse was built right on top of a whole foods supermarket. the main advantage is the shortened supply chain. gotham specializes in highly perishable vegetables and herbs. here they sell it right downstairs as well as throughout the region. this refuses the energy used to transport the produce as well as the cost. >>> many stores in new york gets its produce from california. and so it is already a week old when it gets here. this is another company wanting to grow produce to sell to groerry stores. >> the produce is fresher, tasty, safer, supermarkets love this idea. >> reporter: so too does government which has provided grant money to urban farms. >>

to beat the boks at the event is the tough part is that nearly one million dollars worth of the crop last year our own from the opium economy a lifeline for thousands of afghan farmers but also funded drug traffickers. one problem that extends far beyond the country's borders three decades of war and instability in the hospital to drop production efforts to stop but simply how that works. the us has spent seven billion dollars to counter narcotics since two thousand till another three billion dollars on a cultural programs. there was supposed to help grow or switch to other crops. xd i get the sense that nineteen of the country's thirty four provinces are now growing opium but also reflect an increase in recent years the presidential elections of the foreigner on top of the main withdrawal of most foreign troops. afghanistan's booming drug trade is the major concern for global implications. western allied governments don't do what the cattle production. if you're here. but the drug trade that went to the country into a fragmented criminal narco state reporting in kabul for our tea an

they're looking for the under water pinging from the black bok. dozen planes are searching from above for signs of debris. four weeks ago tonight we learned the plane was missing. >>> federal ajeeps said they found two more tunnels in san diego used to smuggle drugs. one 600-yard tunnel was found tuesday and a 700-yard tunnel found yesterday. agents say it across the 7th in four years. >>> south bay authorities announced an arrest in a drug bust today. it was 367 pounds on methamphetamine. chavez was arrested mccallum 27 with juarez. they investigated months before the arrest. he's tie today mexican drug gangs. >>> zeuss, the drug sniffing dog uncover add stash of narcotics and cash on a bus last friday. he works with the specialized enforcement team and sniffed out almost 1100 pounds of marijuana and ec ta silfverberg, cocaine and heroine. he led police to more than 350,000 dollars in suspected drug money. >>> bay area police cracking down on a new kind of drug. >> it has similar affects of tcp. >> a simple alteration causing dangerous side effec

they're looking for the under water pinging from the black bok. a dozen planes are searching from above for signs of debris. four weeks ago tonight we learned the plane was missing. >>> federal ajeeps said they found two more tunnels in san diego used to smuggle drugs. one 600-yard tunnel was found tuesday and a 700-yard tunnel found yesterday. agents say it across the 7th in four years. >>> south bay authorities announced an arrest in a drug bust today. it was 367 pounds on methamphetamine. chavez was arrested mccallum 27 with juarez. they investigated months before the arrest. he's tie today mexican drug gangs. >>> zeuss, the drug sniffing dog uncover add stash of narcotics and cash on a bus last friday. he works with the specialized enforcement team and sniffed out almost 1100 pounds of marijuana and ec ta silfverberg, cocaine and heroine. he led police to more than 350,000 dollars in suspected drug money. >>> bay area police cracking down on a new kind of drug. >> it has similar affects of tcp. >> a simple alteration causing dangerous side [do

. >> we have bok choy growing there. >> lettuce and tomatoes are not the only thing growing at gothamens. the business is expanding. >> building a facility on a roof top has a change. >> the cofounder claims to have the only two commercial roof top greenhouses in the country and are in the process of building more. >> investors were intrigued by the idea, in part due to the friend of locally grown food, sustainably grown food. we raised over $15 million. >> this is about as local as it gets. a second gath am greens greenhouse built on top of a supermarket. the main advantage to growing produce is the shortened supply chain. >> gotham specialises in perishable vegetables and herbs shipped from far away. here they sell it downstairs and throughout the region, reducing the energy used to transport the produce, and the cost. >> many stores in new york get produce from california, all the way in the west coast. it's a week old by the time it hits store shelves. not here. >> it's a motel that appears to -- model that appears to gain on interest and investors. >> bright farms is another comp

. >> we have bok choy, and green leaf lettuce. >> reporter: this business itself is expanding. >> buildinglike this on a roof top certainly has its challenges. >> reporter: the cofounder claims to have one of only two roof top gardens in the country. and wants to grow more. >> we were able to attract a significant amount of investment. we have raised over $15 million to date. >> reporter: this is about as local as it gets. the second greenhouse was built on top of a whole food's supermarket. the mained a van -- advantage is the shortened supply chain. they tell their produce right downstairs. this reduces the energy used to transport the produce as well as the cost. many stores in new york get its food from california. it's a model that appears to be gaining an interest as well as investors. bright farms is another company raising money to finance urban farms. >> we come in and say we're going to grow produce on a commercial scale level locally or at least regionally, and that means the produce will be fresher, tastier, supermarkets love this idea. >> reporter: so too does government which

. >> bok's body. he was laid in the ground in a cemetery within the last half hour. it was emotive. the ukrainian national anthem was sung. his widow, as you expect, was in floods of tears. in eastern ukraine we are in a situation where both sides have their martyrs, and that is making it difficult to pull back from the brink. >> thank you for that. more than 1,000 migrants from central america protested in mexico city, calling for protection from workers travelling across mexico. many going on to work in the united states. >> staying with mexico, there has been protests against a telecommunications law debated by the senate. demonstrators say it will let the interior ministry censor the internet. we have this report. . >> reporter: hundreds of protesters took to the treats? mexico city to express frustration at the president. accusing him of trying to pass a telecommunications law that will expand the interior ministry's power to monitor and control content on the internet. >> the ruling party claims the measures are meant to fight illegal activities, for mexicans, it's a sign that

. >> reporter: we got bok choy growing there.e have green leaf lettuce. >> reporter: lettuce and tomatoes are not the only things growing at gotham greens. >> we want to be as lightweight as possible. >> reporter: he claims to have the only two commercial rooftop greenhouses in the country, and they're in the process of building more. >> i think investors were very intrigued due to this growing trend in the marketplace of locally sourced food, sustained produced food. we were able to attract investment. we raised $15 million. >> this is about as local as it gets. the second. gotham greenhouse was built right on top of a whole foods supermarket. the main advantage of growing produce in the urban environment is the shortened supply team. >> gotham specializes in highly perishable fruits and vegetables and herbs. they ship it downstairs as well as throughout the region. this reduces the transport the produce as well as the cost. >> many get their produce from california, that means it's a-week-old by the time it hits store shelves,

johnny didn't know the story until we were working on the bok johnny's wife was telling me the story. she and i are sitting in the kitchen and johnny is over there listening and he starts going, interesting. what? his eyes become the size of the space. it was pretty scary. >> yes. speak for me my kids and my wife is all michael life. i ended up with all of these bad things and bad people. when they talked with my wife about these kind of details i freaked out. >> fortunately she is fine and the kids are fine but unfortunately we kind of skipped over a story there where your brother was assassinated. maybe we should tell that story on how your brother came to die. >> so my brother wanted him a chance to work to support his family. anyway i talked to the iraqi army. one day they came to him and they faced him and shot him, three guys are four guys. and knott. >> that was because they couldn't get you. you have to know the story about you and dealing with the story. i think that's your story. why don't you tell that. >> so one of the days i went to the base. the seals top may always don'

officials warn it could take days to verify if the signal is coming from a black bok, which in theory has already reached the limits of its 30 day battery life. ian williams, nbc news, perth. >> thanks to nbc's ian williams for that. now an inside look at the highest profile trial in the world, which reached a very emotional crescendo today in a courtroom in south africa. oscar pistorius testified in the first day of his defense. he began with a wrenching apology to the family of the woman that he has admitted to killing, his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. >> not a moment and hasn't been a moment since this tragedy happened that i haven't thought about your family, i wake up every morning and you're the first people i think of and first people i pray for. i can't imagine the pain and sorrow and emptiness i've caused you and your family. i was simply trying to protect reeva. >> nbc news correspondent mike taibbi has been in the courtroom in pretoria. we of course can't hear -- we can't see him but we did hear him there. tell us, what was his demeanor like during that apology? >> reporter

with significant force and there's a lot of trauma, could the pingers have been separated from the bokss? how robust are they? >> well, there's a requirement for the kind shock a pinger can see. so the requirement is 1,000 times the force of gravity, which is significant. i mean, that's coming down pretty hard on the water. the box gets significantly damaged. i've seen pictures of black boxes and pingers that have been through, you know, impacts. and all of those that i've seen have the pingers still intact. it's mounted very rigidly on the side of the black box. is there a chance that a pinger could break free? that is always a chance. but it's designed for impact. >> there was something else that was mentioned today that, you know, a light went off, i have to be honest, because i'm wondering all along, why not just put those avs in the water, and even though they're blindly search, at least they're searching, and there seems to be a very good reason, they're a little bit noisy. is that primarily the problem? >> well, the auvs would go in the water not to necessarily find the pinger bu

johnny didn't know the story until we were working on the bok johnny's wife was telling me the story. she and i are sitting in the kitchen and johnny is over there listening and he starts going, interesting. what? his eyes become the size of the space. it was pretty scary. >> yes. speak for me my kids and my wife is all michael life. i ended up with all of these bad things and bad people. when they talked with my wife about these kind of details i freaked out. >> fortunately she is fine and the kids are fine but unfortunately we kind of skipped over a story there where your brother was assassinated. maybe we should tell that story on how your brother came to die. >> so my brother wanted him a chance to work to support his family. anyway i talked to the iraqi army. one day they came to him and they faced him and shot him, three guys are four guys. and knott. >> that was because they couldn't get you. you have to know the story about you and dealing with the story. i think that's your story. why don't you tell that. >> so one of the days i went to the base. the seals top may always don'

i'm a teacher to my country i represent the extent of this project with the bok choy theater orchestra. i do a lot to try to promote the common folk music i've stated before the words of comfort composers in dublin record the presentation of a new level of the situation the wine known as irish artist mary o'connor was held yesterday in london. the bill contains cocoa pictures of the great silk road united under the common name tea and chat. mary o'connor has little monkey for more than ten years and by her own words she loves to capture special moments in photographs of landscapes to everyday lives of ordinary people presented pictures also contain a company tax these notes are called essential addition to the eyes of foreigners reading teacher paul bartlett describes the way the light to prevail on the silk road nice notes that bastion of topics that can bring to a pc to run a pre pasted the notes and the head of the british diplomatic missions in context and carolyn brown wrote the introduction all income or she goes to charity for orphans and children with disabilities. nice story a

a key focus for the bank of korea, it was at 1.3% in march which is below the lower banned that the bokanted to see. it is expected to speed up to 2.8% in the second half of this year, moving back into the target range of 2.5 to 3.5%. ross, like you mentioned, the governor has said he's not concerned with the effects of china's economic slowdown spilling over into korea's economy because he believes china is fully capable of dealing with a downturn at this point in time. economists here are saying that the next rate move will most likely be a rate hike but not expecting it to be until late this year or early next. ross, back to you. >> june, thanks for that. >>> on the agenda in asia tomorrow, we'll get minutes from the bank of japan meeting. chinese inflation data will also be out for march, both cpi and ppi. we had chinese trade numbers, tomorrow will be india's term and samsung s5 smartphone is due to be launched globally on friday. >> silvio berlusconi could spend his sentence for tax fraud on a farm or in an old age home. italian courts will hear arguments on whether the ex-prime m

so this is showing a steady pace of growth, a bok director general says the growth is on track as expected by the central bank. like you said, the momentum we're seeing in the economic recovery could mean a faster pace often flags which could then mean earlier than expected rate hike. going back to the numbers, if we break down the 0.9% increase, we saw that both exports and private consumption were strong in quarter one. exports increased, especially in the tech sectors and also with petro chemical products. a 1.7% increase on-year actually. this is even despite the 8% gain against the dollar in the past year. private consumption was also up, especially cars being one of the most bought items within korea. the bank of korea has raised its 2014 growth forecast to 4% from 3.8% and is expecting an even faster 4.2% growth for next year. bank of korea governor said earlier this month that he sees inflation picking up as well, into the bank of korea's target range of 2.5 to 3.5% and this is when the governor says he may consider a rate hike. back to you. >> thank you. june yoon out of seoul tod

. >> we've got bok choy growing there, green leaflet at us. >> lettuce and tomatoes aren't the only things growing. the business itself is expanding. >> building a facility like this on a rooftop certainly has challenges. we want to be as lightweight as possible. >> company founder claims to have the only two special rooftop greenhouses in the country. >> investors were intrigue due to the growing trend of locally produced food, sustainably produced food. we were able to tornadic activity a significant amount of investment. >> this is as local as it gets. the second greenhouse was built right on top of the whole foods supermarket. >> the main advantage to growing produce in an urban environment is the shortened supply chain. >> they specialize in vegetables and herbs. they sell it down stairs and throughout the region. this reduces the energy used to transport the produce as well as the cost. >> many stores in new york get their produce from california, all the way on the west coast. that means it's a week old by that the time it hits shore shelves. >> the model appears to be gaining an in

this is also international welcome bok syrian conflict has long drawn and other countries with thousandsf foreigners facing alone signed to harness rebels against president assad they're mostly from really be at saudi arabia antony's said but around ten percent are from western europe among the latest two teenage girls from austria who vanish from their homes to join the holy war zone of the houses he sells. well what we're seeing right now is in the latest spate of people from europe coming to fight in the war in syria it seems that two girls aged sixteen and fifteen have gone there to take part in jihad their families only found out about this after they saw posts that were placed on social media and now all of this is developing at the moment it is worth noticing that there are is some skepticism about the legitimacy of some of the photographs that have been put out it seems that some of these photographs that show the girls surrounded by armed men brandishing a k forty seven s. may have been photographs that we've seen in the past all of this comes as just the latest in a line of inc

harmful chemicals in the e-cigarette vapors, and they seek to limit these in the same places that the boktobacco is barred. this was over the objections of the users who inhale nicotine through water vapor. that is the story from over the weekend. last week, 11 lawmakers on capitol hill issued reports "gateway to addiction" is the title of that report, a survey of popular electronic cigarette manufacturers and targeted marketing to youth. that was a little bit of the report that came out, and according to the center of disease control and prevention, e-cigarette uses going but these objects are not subject to federal laws and regulations. federal laws and regulations prevent traditional cigarettes from being sold to persons under 18 years of age, distribute or advertise on television and radio and characterizing candy and fruit flavors that appeal to children. there is no federal ban on the use of such tactics by the e-cigarette manufacturers or the absence of regulation, some manufacturers are using marketing tactics similar to those previously used by the tobacco industry to sell their

this is answering to national welcome bok now it was intended as a fun campaign to boost the new york police department some edge but it's ended up as a publicity disaster the force had taken to twitter asking people to share any pictures they had with their offices but as always he's worrying upward ny now explains they didn't get quite a while they were hoping for. twitter has empowered millions blazed revolutions and generated successful brands but for america's largest police department hash tag activism has turned into an embarrassing epic failure ah. on tuesday the n.y.p.d. invited citizens to upload pictures with police officers tagging the photos my and y. p.d. within twenty four hours some one hundred ten thousand people responded the hash tag was trending and my n.y.p.d. turned into a virtual arcata of snap shots showing the department's finest using excessive and little force. the p.r. disaster has ignited a copycat movement document in heavy handed police tactics in los angeles chicago and albuquerque i think it was initially a good idea but something like that can quickly

new report says they may have found the blax bok.f the grocery store. f ceo of kellog is taking on fda regulations. he joins us live with his fight for the right to make a profit without the nanny state interfering. i ys say be thman with the plan but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. i saw mdoctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the onlynderarm low t treaent that can restore t vels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especlly those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoidt where axirons applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or incased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctorbout all medical conditions and medications. serious side effects could include increased sk of prostate cancer, worsening prostate symptoms, decreased sperm count, ankle, feet or body swelling, enla

this is also international welcome bok amaziah riots that exploded over russia last year was one of twenty eight sightings the biggest news stories in paul to the extreme right c.e.o. they've found but a new study suggests they chunks of a potentially city destroying asteroid pacing us is far greater than previously thought more enough course rerun now explain. if you thought about asteroid that meteorite impacts are extraordinarily rare then you'd be wrong there have been more than twenty six asteroid explosions around the world since the year two thousand and one of which could have destroyed a city near you and yet here we are still totally in the dark about where or when the next one will strike we have this video which is where the viral in february last year the needs are right exploded over even more than a thousand people injured that meteorites waiting at around thirteen thousand tons which is quite a bit more than the eiffel tower of interest in fact they're measured twenty meters wide was traveling at sixty times the speed of sound and when it hits it hits with the force of five

the speaker pro tempore: bok, the gentleman is recognized. mr. wilson: madam speaker, according to a hoover institute study, 2.6 million americans are at risk of receiving smaller paychecks because roaf deuced hours as a result of obamacare's harsh regulations on small businesses. it is obvious the president's broken health care promises have made lives more difficult. what do we tell single mother who was been forced to pick up an adecisional job because their hours have been reduced? and what about the college students paying their way through school but struggling to achieve an education because their paychecks will not cover expenses. at a time with record unemployment and a record number of people not seeking work, the government should not make it more difficult for employers to hire workers. later today, the house will vote on a bill which i have gratefully co-sponsored that provides relief for millions of americans who received smaller paychecks tpwhifes president's health care takeover which destroys johns. in conclusion, god bless our t

they farm everything from bok choy to lettuce to spinach, but they're best known internationally for napa cabbage. in fact, they are now the largest grower and shipper of it in the world. >> napa cabbage, we started growing that back in the fifties. and it's really taken off in popularity, especially with the larger asian population in the more recent years. but also with the popular ethnic foods. so a lot of those oriental vegetables have become more mainstream. it's a versatile oriental crop. you know, the koreans pickle it for kimchi. japanese, they use it in stir-fry. you can use it in salads. >> so while they have seen many changes in arroyo grande over the years, there has remained one constant here--the ikeda family. by forming deep agricultural roots and by equally bouncing a commitment to their community and to their family, the ikedas have proven the true test of time rests on values that, despite adversity, don't change either, and won't anytime soon if this farming family has anything to say about it. >> we don't want to let our parents down, we don't want to let our fami