i'm lucy hock kins.ings i'm lucy hock kins.ings the dream tore many syrian refugees is to reach europet. female board directors in india. >> lucy today is the deadline in india for all of that country's public companies to have at least one, one woman on their board of directors. has it happened? no it hasn't. stay tuned. we'll go to dellhidelhi, to find out why nearly a third of these countries have missed the target. lucy hockings. >> also palestinians today gain membership of the international court and can also open up militant results. saying benjamin netanyahu has killed the peace process and he also has condemned peace talks and he was speaking where he lives in exile. >> translator: there is no is or al qaeda in hamas. there are lone wolves but they are isolated. we don't allow such thoughts in palestine. the palestinian people are in a movement for liberation. it is a just cause and certainly not terrorism. quite the op. i the palestinians have been the victims of israeli terrorism for decade decades. >> while condemning israel's activityies you would also condemn islamic stat

daily news columnist stan hock man pass add wis afternoon.en with the daily news since 1959 and covered every sport and team in this town. he had were the it, bite, he was sharp as attack and was always fun to read. stan hock man passed away after a long illness in bryn mawr hospital. he was 86 years old. >> terrific guy and a sensational writer. >> all right. that does it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you tonight at 10:00. >> have a great night. inside edition is up next. >>> sandra bullock 911. after this knucklehead broke into her mansion. >> how she hid for dear life and called for help. >>> and the guy who took the video that is shocking the nation. >> never thought this would happen. >> he says he almost erased it. >>> then taylor swift's troubling revelation. >> she says her beloved mom has cancer. >>> plus the head of the church of scientology, did he hire a private i to spy on his own father? >> with this amount of space. >>> and then the town without water. they bring water in by tankers. they even have to take showers at a church.

. >> oewd proits provides permits progress resulting in the growth of mid businesses hocking beggar has doubled in size. >> when we were just getting started we were a new business people never saturday a small business owner and been in the bike industry a long needed help in finding at space and sxug the that is a oewd and others agencies were a huge helped walked us through the process we couldn't have done it without you this is sloped to be your grand boulevard if so typically a way to get one way to the other it is supposed to be a beautiful boulevard and fellowship it is started to look like that. >> we have one goal that was the night to the neighborhood while the bigger project of developments as underway and also to bring bring a sense of community back to the neighborhood. >> we wanted to use the says that a a gathering space for people to have experience whether watching movies or a yoga or coming to lecture. >> that sb caliber shift on the street is awarding walking down the street and seeing people sitting outside address this building has been vacate and seeing this chang

this fisherman did this big hocking noise and hocked this big loogie out into the ocean. hatch slam shut again. i waited a half a beat. there was nobody there and i cut, and cut, and cut, and cut the damn rope. and as soon as i cut the rope, the dinghy started to drift away. what i needed to do was get into the open sea past the last of the boats. and i was so concentrated on rowing and not missing a stroke, i almost wasn't aware. i looked up and realized that i'm -- i'm past the end of the island. i'm -- wow. i'm past the last of the boats. i'm free. for the first time in, like, five years i'm beyond the bounds. there is nobody telling me what to do. it was an incredible feeling. the problem became that once i got beyond the island, i really was kind of disoriented. it was 17 miles to the mainland. i'm screwed. i'm going to get swept way out to sea. i was frightened. and i was cold. and i was vulnerable. but what i realized was, if i die, i'm free. if i escape, i'm free. if i die, i'm free. and that was a very liberating feeling. one way or the other, i'm out of prison.

hock hokeman was also a regular analyst on comcast sports net. >> i think one of the reasons we have in philadelphia is because they had 55 years of reading stan hokeman. >> he died last week after a brief illness. he was 86 years old. >>> out there a beautiful weekends. we are tracking showers in our 7-day. not just one day. we have several chances for showers. we'll have a look at the seven-day coming up. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ >>> police in cumberland county are trying to figure out if a large fight inside a bar led to a deadly shooting. police say two men were shot outside the lass paumas tequila boor this morning. a 24 yearly was killed. another victim is in critical condition. police have made no arrests. >>> high flying fun in newcastle county. the delaware air national guard flew it is largest flight of c-130s since 2003. six planes took off this morning. they practice

supervisors everyone in this city took a position the contractor doing it so we don't get off the hock now to say they agreed to all those are things when they got the job the air monitoring you know, i could mention other things liquor local hiring they agreed to a lot of things now it is up to the city to say yes. you can do this thing to make sure they can do it i feel like dbi can do our thing but this is a bigger again, it is a city problem because you know our local government low love of us feel liquor gee do we have to you know why does dbi have to be the enforceers here everyone else said they can deal with that sorry you don't have enough staff deal with that anyway i feel like a big project the contractors agreed to a lot of things now you have to do the work, yes maybe there's a lot of people watching this project that's what you signed up for this is a big project so you've got to make sure those monitors you can't send in inu unsigned report or partial reports you can't send in - meetings where you don't know where you are this goes to all departments not just dbi all dep

market street work so you can look at the ferry building keep lighting up market street he's here hockinglace up. >> i think that's the reason we ought to give him that opportunity. >> do i want to say imagine about him. >> not together. >> mayor ed lee everything this is all those wonderful things we talk about doing in san francisco he's so supportive in come ration overtime we've gone to him he's there and he's the person that lighting up this city and tonight are you ready to light up this building there. >> all right. mayor ed lee would you commissioner president illig please join us and have words and i'm sure that donna will start to come. >> ladies and gentlemen, mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) okay. >> wow. charlotte and willie or on the they wonderful yeah. (clapping) tale of two cities and donna thank you very much so for your support we're doing this and thank you to the california historical 10esh9 and they've been wonderful we've had a great exhibit and still on the rest of the year the pal list of fine arts how's everybody are you ready for new lights well, gosh what a wonderf

oakland a lot of distribution down the bridge then it was south of market and i'll not forget it hocking hundreds of housing many small factories and warehouses were destroyed and that freeway south of market has been there for 60 years it is fufk urge it is the biggest structure in the neighborhood and most importantly it sits on 16 acres of land there's no excuse for taking every secret of the 16 acres and making productive use out of it whether their habitat or for dog runs type of arts and high occupancy vehicles for parking lots or depose every square footage should be productive recycled for sound use and, of course the uglyness of the thing is unexcusable it didn't have to be urge or ugly if there's budget with more stronger efforts with urban freeways have been transformed into places tatsdz a blight and time to stop that we urge that to be put into our program thank you. >> is there any additional public comment public school general public comment? okay general public comment is closed >> commissioners, that places you under your regular calendar for the cases pca and 126 a for

possible alternatives that's where the quote/unquote guidelines came back about that he put those hocking out to the project sponsor and it was clear that didn't represent a decision had that represent a decision we would have september out a letter with those points out we did with with mr. jeremy represented the neighbors i've received comments he'll be representing all the dr requesters and moving forward we communicated back to him the response from the project sponsor he gave a response i had project sponsors response and accident neighbors responses unfortunately at this time we were triths in staff and staff that was working on this case went on to work on another system and unfortunately due to staffing we didn't have a timely development with the decision letter but ultimately that was developed at the end of last year and you know, i reviewed the materials submitted by everything and determined the proposal the revised proposal is not the same proposal the commissioners heard in receive it has reductions no to the full stent but our initial e-mail not a final decision on opening

this unfolded by mile marker 332 near spring garden street and west conscious hock montgomery county. a came to a stop and did not cause any other accidents. paramedics happened to be driving by and the victim was taken penn presbyterian hospital. there was another person in the vehicle who was not harmed. traffic did not completely clear until around 8:00 p.m. now, the 22-year-old was taken into custody at the scene. that gun was also recovered. now, state police have been doing interviews throughout the night. but again at this time no charges yet have been filed. reporting live outside of the belmont state police barracks, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> annie thanks. >>> philadelphia police released much clearer video of a red burgundy ford econoline van. authorities say this was the vehicle driven by three men who kidnapped and assaulted a woman saturday afternoon. the victim had just left her job on jewelers' row when she was abducted in the parking garage at eighth and chestnut. she was repeatedly assaulted as the attackers demanded codes to the jewelry store safe. t

. >> and in sports the flyers continue to play well against the good teams in hock keep lesley van arsdall the lie lights from their afternoon matchups against the penguins much we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. republican lawmakers say congress should have the final say on president obama's nuclear agreement with iran. the deal calls for iran to decrease its number of uranium centrifuges neutralize stockpile and open facilities to un inspections in return crippling economic sanctions would be lived after iran proves compliance. >>> a top republican lawmaker has proposed a bill that would give congress a role in finalizing the deal. >> the fact that congress was likely to weigh in was something that the administration, the other western countries were able to use to ensure that this deal isn't worse than it is. >> president obama says he will veto any such bill. critics claim the nuclear deal doesn't go far enough but the administration says long-time safeguards are in mace. the deadline for the deal is june 30. >>> new details tonight in the attack that left 148 people dead at a keny

we felt one of the after hock this is morning. quite a strong one. 6.7. we had just arrived in this country. we are still at the airport. the building started to shake. we were going through immigration at the timement the customs officials and immigration officials ran away. they ran for cover. but then after just a few minutes today came back. business went more or less back to normal. the people here in nepal have been incredibly calm about this. we haven't seen a lot of fightings. we have seen no evidence of looting. you could see they are distributing foodment fans are living together. i would say there's been a relaxed atmosphere for what has certainly been a national tragedy. richard engel, nbc news kathmandu, nepal. >> joining me now from washington, d.c., mark smith, senior director for humanitarian emergencies at world vision. can you are te ustell us how nepal will go about recovering from from the earthquake? >> you're going to see a two to three-stage process. first, the immediate relief needs including shelter, food water, nonfood items. fir

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once i got a permanent address even though i was already in hock to a bunch of companies that i owedoney to before i started living in my 1970 ford fairmont, the credit card companies found me. i took them all down. i always figured you can pay the minimum on each one and string everybody out. the credit issuers never seemed to mind. i had four of them going each month. i got an offer for one more and when i added up the minimum payments and charges, i realized they amounted to the biggest expense after the rent. i wanted to default on them but feared the consequences. i end up restructuring the noncredit card debt with a agency. it gave me enough breathing room to get by until i went back to law school where i got a scholarship. i got some work from alan dershowitz and almost every penny went to the darn credit card companies. at the end, i was able to pay off the bills rather quickly. what a relief because in the end well i couldn't stomach opening up the mail. now not everyone will be as fortunate as i was snagging a job within several months of work, but i'm realistic and i know

here you have the one and only daily newspaper being hocked by this young kid. the whole context and content is one man who can read reading the newspaper to everyone who cannot. this was in march of 1992 and know when the government was tot tering, i managed to stay for a month. "time" and insisted we stay. i volunteered. it was one of the best things about the region, no one could find you. it will stab you list. [laughter] april 18, 1992, -- it was fabulous. this was something i never thought about but dreamed of, seeing how an attack on the government is carried out. this is what afghanistan looks like ethnically. if you learn to read faces, you can see all of the major groups here except for the majority ethnic group. afghanistan is essentially a nation of tribes, clans and ethnic groups. it is not a formal country, in my opinion. here, you have the recently defected minister of defense. he had just defected from the government and pretty much in that signals the the government is going to collapse. these are the shia sect. faces, more central asia looking.

mike pence signed it and after haul he double hock ski sticks broke loose they tried to backtrack the disas they are caused and left all the republican presidential hopefuls that lined up against mike pence confused what to do so now marco rubio now that you are officially running for president where do you stand on the old mike pence law? are you with the old un unreinstructed mike pence or are you with mike pence with an asterisk after he sort backtracked the thing and do you think it should be okay we don't serve gay people sign up in your business and npr steve asked marco rooubl about this yesterday. the clip is a little long but listen to the hoops marco rubio is trying to jump through as he tries to defend his position on this. >> you defended the law and spoke about the hypothetical example of a florist who was asked to participate in a gay marriage and wanted to refuse. you said that person should have the right to follow their religious beliefs. india, though has since changed the law. do you still support that concept. >> to be fair i haven't read the change in detail to gi

>> i interviewed an seismologist about this is they say never you can never tell a fore hock is a fore shock the earth is a complicated system and you do know whether it is istanbul where i spent in 2009 writing about the earthquake threat or haiti where there is another one, that was -- it is not a one-time event, in fact it probably raised the odds in haiti of the next section closer to the port-au-prince failing or in the himalayas, in my piece today in the times on the blog on dot earth there is a section that says this earthquake probably at least slightly tipped the odds of bigger one happening, but again the scientists said we can't say if it is going to be tomorrow or next week or 20 years from now and that's why, one thing that is really important in nepal i am sure you agree is, this was not the big one for one thing, for kathmandu, as you heard this is a little bit further away and so no one should feel like we are over it and okay and actually the death toll is much less than what people have predicted. there was talk for years of 100,000 or more fatalities. >> rose: what d

spanish-american war so that a jewish family in that neighborhood could help them get a horn out of hocklaying the trumpet. you know, complicated family life. and you see in that questionersty what do you get? you get -- diversity, what do you get? you get jazz. buddy bolden kid oliver and all of a sudden he's doing a 17-bar riff to open west end blues, and you say, whoa, where did that come from? it comes from being exposed to a diversity of interests and talents and musical influences and that's also true of the food of new orleans. i just carpal back my -- came back my wife and i go quite often, just came back last week, and just looking at the creativity of the restaurants the architecture. you say, okay, i didn't think the city would come back after the storm. it's been ten years now. we've been creative about the school system, creative about a entrepreneurial economy. places like idea village that tim williamson started there which is an incubator for cool people who just wanted to create. and i think that the next wave of entrepreneurship and innovation comes not just from inform

. >>: he get the cars in front of us hocking you you can see he's coming through and you do is hope that he's not gonna hit in the heard anybody. >> reporter: the chase from oakland to san francisco at last about 10 minutes at a level lot of damaged vehicles luckily no one was seriously injured. >> catherine heenan: the us today the fifth and six suspects in the death of chyemil pierce were charged by alameda county district attorney's office today 25 uralics davis of oakland was charged with murder in connection with the death of chyemil pierce. 20 year-old the john ward of oakland was charged with being an accessory. chyemil pierce was final and fatally shot in the 2800 block of just the street on march 9th and four other suspects have already been charged with murder and other crimes in the case this is still an ongoing investment investigation. >> catherine heenan: and it's not getting a look at scott off on will police baited disturbing discovery a mummified body. will hear from neighbors when coming up at 5:15 p.m. and also the fate of a man accused of the boston marathon bombing g

most people are fe fering to it as a hock. there are significant differences.screen there it has a rotor blade you would associate with a helicopter. it also has a small propellor on the back behind the pilot's seed. it's that propellor on the back which is a path to oh the engine which allows the gyrocopter to get forward if flight. the reason they are powered going to main rotor head which is the forward air flow as the craft gets forward motion through the propellor on the back. there are the distinctions. the important thing to notice here is you can't actually get airborne vertically using a gyrocopter. you have to have some forward speed and therefore a little bit of a take off run. you can land this pretty much without any landing. >> how good are these at evading radar? just because of the size. i know they are called motor bikes of the sky. they would be traceable by raydar radar, correct? >> no. they wouldn't be. these generally fly low, in between 500 and 1,000 feet. they fly around 15 to 17 miles an hour. the way radar works is radar tries to move o

here you have the one and only daily newspaper being hocked by this young kid. whole context and content is one man who can read reading the newspaper to everyone who cannot. this was in march of 1992 and know when the government was tot tering, i managed to stay for a month. "time" and insisted we stay. i volunteered. it was one of the best things about the region, no one could find you. it will stab you list. [laughter] april 18, 1992, -- it was fabulous. this was something i never thought about but dreamed of, seeing how an attack on the government is carried out. this is what afghanistan looks like ethnically. if you learn to read faces, you can see all of the major groups here except for the majority ethnic group. afghanistan is essentially a nation of tribes, clans and ethnic groups. it is not a formal country, in my opinion. here, you have the recently defected minister of defense. he had just defected from the government and pretty much in that signals the the government is going to collapse. these are the shia sect. faces, more central asia looking. and

spanish-american war so that a jewish family in that neighborhood could help them get a horn out of hocklaying the trumpet. you know, complicated family life. and you see in that questionersty what do you get? you get -- diversity, what do you get? you get jazz. buddy bolden kid oliver and all of a sudden he's doing a 17-bar riff to open west end blues, and you say, whoa, where did that come from? it comes from being exposed to a diversity of interests and talents and musical influences and that's also true of the food of new orleans. i just carpal back my -- came back my wife and i go quite often, just came back last week, and just looking at the creativity of the restaurants the architecture. you say, okay, i didn't think the city would come back after the storm. it's been ten years now. we've been creative about the school system, creative about a entrepreneurial economy. places like idea village that tim williamson started there which is an incubator for cool people who just wanted to create. and i think that the next wave of entrepreneurship and innovation comes not just from inform

people in higher education -- i'm going to concede there might be one but i haven't found one yet hocks this really adds to the system rather than adds to the confusion in the system that might be there already. while i'm there let me also -- on the other side the sort of gainful employment side which seems to be particularly focused at the for profit side of higher education, where are you headed there in terms of what you would consider a gainful employment allocation between what somebody was making and the student loan they were trying to pay off and how would you measure that? >> just to be very, very clear that this is not just focused on the for profit sector, there are fantastic actors in the for profit sector but there are bad actors in the for profit sector. we had to take some action earlier this week and the institution will have a chance to reply, but the findings that we -- we are putting forward are pretty stunning pretty egregious and the waste of taxpayers' money which i think none of would support none of us will feel good about and leaving young people in a worse posi

and then the smoked ham hock.is simmer for about two hours and stir every 20 minutes. so here it is right here. i would love for you girls to taste it. >> the finished product. my gosh. >> so dig in. >> you got some dessert too. >> yes. i have my almond butter brownies over here. i put chocolate chips and walnuts in there. and i sprinkled salt on top. >> how are you? how is your sister? >> she's amazing. she's great. she's seven months pregnant. so she's almost due. she's having a girl. so i'm really excited. >> you'll be an aunt again. >> i know right. >> i'm going to taste these because i love collard greens. >> guys thank you so much. the recipes are on today.com. and at home with tia mowry premieres tonight on cooking channel. check your local listings. coming up, the 15-year-old rubik's cube phenom showing us how he broke the world record in just over five seconds. right after these messages. life begins with a howl, we scream, shout shriek with joy. until, inhibition creeps in, our world gets smaller quieter