please check out shreck and fiona today. they might be your perfect new pet. >>> a 12-year-old girl facing charges this morning after she pinched a boy's bottom at school. she says she didn't know the boy but it's a game they play. the boy's mother says she wants this girl prosecuted. the girl's father believes the whole situation is blown out of proposition. >> too over-protective. >> i'm sorry for touching the kid. i regret it because i didn't know it would lead to this. >>reporter: if she does community service and passes drug tests, them that charge will be dismissed and her record will be clean. >>> do you remember this bunny brawl? we showed you the fight that happened raght there in new jersey earlier this week. it all happened as customers were waiting to get their pictures taken with the easter bunny. he says the man then got physical after a girl fell. >> grabbed her, snapped pictures a d the baby just fell. he at that moment had any type of sympathy never reached for her. >> he is not what everyone iss making him

you have to qualify at our regionals or nationals in order fiona did so great at regional she was second place in the region. she definitely qualifies. >> reporter: 40 boys andirls from her school qualified to dance in scotland. >> what do you hope to get out of this trip and out of this competition? >> well, i hope to just dance my best and hopefully place, but if i don't place, that's fine. i'm going for if experience and just going to try and have fun. i will because it is really fun. >> she'll be competing in the world irish dance championship in scotland from march 20th through the 27th. nbc 6 news. >> she's a cutie. >>> the sunlight stadium parking lot is q qckly transforming. jazz and the gardens is just daysaway and drawing people from all around the country. it's come a long way from ago as just a party for a few hundred people. now acts like uncle charlie, usher, cool and the gang will headline the festival along with lots of local talent. >> the excitement and the energy in the audience is incredible. you're going to dance with, sing with, and party with your friends, family,

company we used to profile our customers and have different names, and personify them so that we know fionawas this. she was a 45-year-old mom who had two kids. spoke, you know, was hispanic and so forth and so on. you can do those things for yourself, too, even in a small business. >> right, cozy? >> be green and growing, not ripe and rotting. and what i mean by that is your business is alive, and it's growing, and you need to branch out and evolve your business over time. and otherwise, you don't want to die on the vine. and so, you know, for my business, in the children's hair care business, i started in kid's salons, and you know, that worked out and a wrote a book on kid's hair, then i created a line of kid's hair care products, always staying true to my core to the roots of what i was doing but branching out and growing. the world is moving and changes and if you're not you're stuck. >> what's interesting about the way you've grown your business, though, is it could have gone a different way. you still would have grown but with your core product. you have a salon you could have -- you

multinational company we used to profile our customers and have different names and personify them so we know fionas this, a 45-year-old mom who had two kids, was hispanic and so forth and so on. you can do those things for yourself, too, even in small business. >> cozy. >> be green and growing, not ripe and rotting. and what i mean by that is your business is alive and it's growing and you need to branch out and evolve your business over time. and otherwise, you don't want to die on the vine. and so, you know, from my business in the churn's hair care business i started in kids salons. and you know, that worked out. i wrote a book on kid's hair. i created a line of kid's hair care products, always staying true to my core, to the roots of what i was doing and my expertise but branching out and growing. the world is moving and changing and if you are not, you're stuck. >> what's interesting about the way you've grown your business, it could have gone a different way. you have a salon. you could have branched out around the united states. you could have franchise. there are all kinds of things you co

i'm giving way -- >> i have -- i'm going to blow [ cheers and applause ] >>> i'd like to thank fiona apple, bob dole, heavyweight champion of the world, evandmr holyfield. thank you very much. i would like to thank the cast, lorne lorne. >>> first on 6, breaking news search for a missing jet skier. this is near a popular park. julia is at the scene with the late breaking details. >> reporter: police still trying to find the man you see parked here. he disappeared between 7:00 and 7:30 this evening. he came and took this jet ski for a ride. met up with some people and took their jet skk+ so far they've been combing this lake. he disappeared after dark. he was not wearing a li jacket at the time. at this point they're saying it does not look good. >> he is a 40-year-old hispanic not wearing a life vest doesn't help the situation. >> reporter: crews still on the search. let me give you a live look where you can see across the lake. it's been combing the far side of the lake that's the south side of blue lagoon here. again, a 40-year-old man who disappeared there. there is speculation he

issue and i'm sure we have among us here today excellent experts on the subject such as professor fionaalexander who devoted a lot of his time as the director of the inter-university center for terrorism studies to this issue and i thank you for the value report that has been prepared today by the center. according to a recent un report published in december 2015, by our extremists have been able to recruit over 30,000 foreign terrorist fighters as i heard from him today and also from this report from over 100 member states. they were to travel to syria, afghanistan, yemen and libya. the same mentioned report as some counterterrorism measures that is requiring a more comprehensive approach which encompasses not only ongoing essential security based counterterrorism but also systematic preventative measures which directly address the drivers of violent extremism that have given rise to the emergence of these new groups. i agree with the conclusion of the report that it makes a lot of sense because in my humble opinion, we need to pay enough attention to why individuals are attracted to v

that is what i wanted to shay with ss kim and if fiona ma. >> thank you, any other members.public to testify, please come forward. >> i think one of my solutions theoretically is a homeless school. where you can take some of the families and put them in that school and then they could get some of the services there, and get shelter. at night the schools are pretty much empty. but i would like to see a housing manual, where it would show you where to get housing and how to fill out of applications and the different programs and different things like that, and different tricks of the trade, that the -- that some of the housing specialists have to help people get into housing. i guess i am still stuck on the navigation center being called homophobic and racial slurs and being violently and physically attacked. one of the workers there swinging at me in the middle of the attack and i got kicked out indefinitely, while other people got to stay there for -- they got to stay there. i think the other problem is with these 501(c)(3)s and other systems, the homeless voice is always ne