ron hubbard." thought to myself i'd be pretty proud of him, so i says, "okay, i'll help you, whatever i can." >> reporter: david heads to scientology's spiritual headquarters, in clearwater, florida, which involves signing a billion-year contract, meaning you agree to work for the sea org in your future lives. while in clearwater, he meets lois reisdorf, who says she recruits david to join the commodore's messenger organization, l. ron hubbard's personal, elite unit within the sea org. >> he was very, if, if i could say, um, gung ho. had a lot of spark. >> at 16, he was a climber. he wanted to be at the top. and he gained a reputation of being really tough. you didn't mess with him. >> reporter: pretty soon, david finds himself in the orbit of the founder l. ron hubbard, who has gone from writing science fiction to writing volumes of sacred scientology texts. teenage david moves west without his family, where hubbard, sometimes known by his initials, lrh, is building secret new bases and shooting s

not surprised. >> reporter: yvette brown lives right next door to hubbard. she told me her son was shot and badly injured eight years ago and that hubbard was raised by his grandparents after his mother's murder when he was very young. >> my heart aches for the fami family. just too much to bear. it's senseless. why? why? you know. why? >> reporter: remember miss sis she moved here in 1966 and remembers time when disputes were resolved with fists. >> now, you have a fight, they're ready to kill you. not like it used to be. >> reporter: hubbard we are told was the father of two toddler aged children. the boy a and girl. police detectives were in the neighborhood today knocking on doors, we do understand that there are businesses around the corner from red field in which there are security cameras pointing outside. of course it's unclear yet as to whether that will be of any help to police. lucy. >> all right, thank you, bruce. hopefully it will be. >>> the rain has moved out and chilly temperatures are moving in in your fox 29 weather authority. live look at

and says 25-year-old jahlil hubbard was raised by his grandparents when his mother was murdered when he was just a child. >> it's unnecessary. what's the purpose? what is the purpose? you know, my heart just it's so broken for them because i've been through this so i know what it feels like. >> reporter: police say hubbard the 25-year-old father of two toddler aged children was found shot to death in the drive's seat this 2014 dodge charger around 2am tuesday. police and paramedics were called be belate belated by neighbors unsure of what they were seeing. >> he appeared to be sleeping or they thought he was sick, and some witnesses report he was in the vehicle for several hours. somebody finally called 911. >> reporter: in fact several neighbors told me they heard gunshots a few hours earlier. in this neighborhood, it was barely noteworthy. >> i went back upstairs after i her the shots. i just figured it was shots fired. >> regular shots fired? >> yeah. >> reporter: in fact long-time residents like 90-year-old clarese chambers who knew hubbard his entire life say random violence kee

nathan hubbard started tweeting updates when he heard a commotion behind his home in l.a.'cific palisades neighborhood. a man stormed into a home and barricaded himself inside a garage. hubbard tweeting, technical units repositioning and appear to be about to laumplgs launch using gas from alley below. i hope this clown isn't on twitter. >> they did a terrific job. they communicated well. they stayed in place. they did everything they could to resolve it without violence. >> hubbard also shared this video on periscope showing s.w.a.t. officers moments before they captured the suspect by removing the garage door with an armored vehicle. >>> the white house is giving a shout-out to california lawmakers for expanding family leave. governor brown signed a bill today allowing new parents time with their newborn or workers to care for a sick relative. the new law boosts how much the state will pay. giving employees as much as 70% of their income during their six weeks of leave. >> but with globalization comes pressure. comes pressure on wages being pushed down for the average per

not like it used to be. >> reporter: hubbard we're told leaves behind two toddler aged children. boy an girl. police detectives were in the neighborhood on tuesday knocking on doors looking for anyone who might have seen or heard anything. there are security cameras outside businesses nearby. though it's not yet clear whether that footage will be of any help. in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> in franklin township, gloucester county, community coming out to show their appreciation for one of their officers. police k9 dire row retiring after 10 years on the force. after the past decade he's helped in tracking down bad guys and finding lost children. township officials presenting his handler sergeant mike marsh with a proclamation honoring the four legged hero. >> aww hope he has a wonderful retirement. this mom and wife walked out the door for a dentist appointment but never made it home. what her family says happened at her appointment that took her life. >>> teenaged girls brawling at school all over a boy. the weird weapon one of those teens pulled out that sen

we all know that the hubbard situation could be visited on any of us. sometimes we need expensive healthcare to get well. i spent more than two decades in the healthcare industry before joining the government. i could tell you that until 2014, every day medical expenses like this haunted american families for the rest of their lives. the affordable care act changed that. it changed the entire insurance company. insurance companies can no longer deny or put limits on coverage because of this an illness. this is why reinsurance is so important. it spreads the risk across large populations. every insurance company pays a smaller amount of money in the confidence that if they have to enroll people like the hubbards, they will receive money back to cover the costs of the complex medical care. this is certainly not a concept unique to the affordable care act. congress included the reinsurance program inned medicare part d for similar reasons. let me directly address the implementation of this provision and in particular how the allocation of funds were determ

he was pronounced dead at the hospital. hubbard in the case. he faces a series of charges including second degree murder. >>> the searching for a suspect in a violent robbery. police say a man approached the 24 yaermd woman last night on presidents street in crown heights. he put his arm around her neck and threatened to kill her if she wasn't quiet if you have any information you're asked to call crime stoppers. >>> the new orleans saints are mourning the death of former player killed in the late night shooting. former star defensive lineman will smith, a great talent, was killed in the double shooting in the city's lower garden district last night. this happened following a traffic incident -- accident, i should say. police say both smith and 28-year-old hayes exchanged words after the accident. hayes then pulled out a gun and shot smith and then shot his wife. >> at this time we do not have any information to suggest that they knew one another or that this was anything other than an accident that turned into a turned violent. >> smith was pr

unprecedented effort and ground operations being bankrolled by billionaires like stan hubbard, paul singlethe ricketts family as well. speaking of the ricketts family, todd ricketts reportedly planning a meeting of top republican done nors new york city next week. speaker paul ryan may be in attendance. despite urging delegates today to, quote, count me out as he put it for the gop nomination. i believe the republican establishment and the elites are apoplectic as they watch their influence over presidential candidates and presidential politics just dwindling. so for now, what will the establishment and the elites do to win? and is there any possibility that they've come to their senses and will work with trump to unify the republican party? i don't think so either. but, we'll see. and our quotation of the evening from none other than donald trump. trump said -- a lot of the rich people right now are demonstrating his point. we're coming right back. stay with us. speaker ryan's big money donors want him to run for president, but he says he's absolutely, positively not running, no way. >> l

tonight 35-year-old hubbard is charged with murder. >>> well, soccer looked more like american football with a nasty tackle on the field. take a look. it happened in north carolina at a high school game. as you can see, one player makes her way down the field. the goalie runs toward her, lunges, then tackles the girl. the player was able to get up and does not appear injured. the goalie will have to set out for two games for the flagrant foul. the goalie's team lost. >>> a full day for the duke they pay their respects to the victims of the dubai terrorist attacks. the couple later attended a gala where they got to hang out with stars. >>> happening tomorrow overnight closures on the george washington bridge. the port authority says the eastbound lower level lanes will be closed for repair and repaving. the lanes will close at 9:00 p.m. and reopen the next day at 5:00 a.m. the weekend closure times slide 10:00 p.m. friday and midnight on saturday. the reopening times slide as well, 8:00 a.m. on saturday and sunday. >>> a man breaks into a restaurant but he doesn't go for the register. wa

. >> hubbard shared the video on periscope showing swat officers moments before they captured4 the suspectoor with an armored vehicle. >> federal appeals court rejected a challenge to utah polygamy ban. case was brought by the family featured in the reality tv show sister wives. codey brown, 4 wives, and 17 children sued state and local officials in 2011 seeking over turn the ban.mñ justices ruled that since utah officials say they won't prosecute polygamist in absence of any other crimes the whole mat is moot. brown is legally married to one wife and spiritually married to the other three women. >>> facebook announce today that the it has achieved full gender payee quality among the the employees. that means there is no significant difference between what is earned by men and women at the company in similar role roles. microsoft also revealed that it has nearly eliminated the pay gap. announcement on the each of equal payday. annual event to raise awareness of the disparate and pay between men and women. advocate claim that women still every dollar a man makes. >>> wedding band may be pow

nathan hubbard immediately took to twitter, live tweeting the ordeal.er being chased by police. he was eventually found hiding out in a car inside a garage. >>> speaking of car chases, the two men who led police on a bizarre chase through los angeles now facing several charges. do you remember last week, herbal reynolds and isiah young, they allegedly stole a mustang convertible and took it on this crazy ride through l.a. which included spinning doughnuts and taking selfies. you have to do that. both facing first-degree burglary charges. one with several reckless driving felonies. >> such a weird story. >>> trying to end smuggling, u.s. customs agents say some people will do anything to get drugs and other illegal contraband into america. >> ingal with more on what's being done to stop it at jfk airport. >> here at john f. kennedy, fk, everything. >> reporter: powder cocaine-filled hand rails inside suitcases. even pressed between the cardboard and cover of children's books. at new york's jfk airport where they'll seen an uptick in smuggling, customs ag

. >> reporter: county permit spokesperson susan hubbard says that's not the case.' we're just asking me move to an appropriate zone. >> reporter: why not go some place else if it's so hard to do business in the county. >> i'm definitely trying. >> this dance club has been here for decades but according to permit spokesmen, outdated zoning laws have allowed this to happen. it's literally right across the street from a church and there there is a community also right across the street as well. they're hoping that with these new rules and regulations, this kind of setup won't exist anymore in the county. coming up on news4 at 6:00, what the next steps could be for these business owners. >> thanks, tracee. >>> and also some changes coming to the trash collection in prince george's county. the county will cut back on trash collection to just one day a week. rushern baker says it will save 6 million bucks. it begins on may 2nd but you postcards about the change and here is some good news. you're going to get a bigger trash bin. >> that is good news. >>> thanks to all tho

brother stepped in and stabbed washington in the neck and the stomach killing him. 35 year old vernon hubbard is charged with murder. >>> no word on what sparked a massive fire that ripped through homes in yonkers. two houses destroyed, a third heavily damaged. everyone got out safely. it started in one house and spread next door which made saving the third house a priority. >> we gave up the two buildings, we went to a defensive attack and tried to keep the fire from spreading through proximity and wind. >> first, the smoke was coming from the second floor, then the fire. it spread to the second house, to the house next. >> neighbors say one of the houses serve as as church, some firefighters suffered minor flames. no one else was hurt. >>> new this morning, navy officer is charged with espionage, prostitution and dull tri after he provided classified information to china. lieutenant commander edward lynn, a taiwan flight officer. served on the intelligence gathering aircraft and arrested 8 months ago while heading to a foreign country on leave. his case did not become public until a pretria

company pays a small amount of money in the confidence that if they have to enroll people like the hubbards they will receive money back to help cover the cost. this is not aa concept unique to the affordable care act. congress included the reinsurance program in medicare part d for similar reasons. let me address the implementation of this provision. in the case of reinsurance the statute did not contemplate what should occur if collections fell above or below the mark indicated in statute. while i havei have been in government only a short time, occasionally across all programs we do encounter instances in which the statute is silent as to the necessary details to implement policy. given this, two years ago cms proposed an approach and saw public comment about the legalof both the legal and policy reasoning of how to address the specific scenarios. they receive universal public support and no one, not one commentor questioned the legality or appropriateness. i can tell you we take concerns very seriously. we understand the differences in interpretation happen and as the committee has more

let's turn to glenn hubbard, the dean of columbia business school and he served as the former chair of under president george w. bush. welcome back to the program. gina was especially eager to talk to you. >> thank you for joining us. a quick question about a couple of things. first on the fed. we have a very big meeting today. the market is anticipating no change, maybe change to the language. fed toll it take for the actually start increasing interest rates again? it is a good question. i do not expect the fed to make the change today but payroll numbers are good. if the economy stays on track, the fed should be adjusting, even if the economy were to falter, monetary policy at this point is not the answer. fiscal policy is. i am not sure what the fed is waiting for. >> it's beast to credibility issues emerging from the fed. you talk about growth being generally fairly stable. inflation actually above the fed's target rate. maybe you could talk about credibility and specific on the inflation standpoint, what is the fed facing here? targeting roughly 2% inflation on the pce measure. th

hubbard, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call.ish you guys may have a program on the impact of deregulation. i was in the trucking industry for 39 years. after deregulation, the trucking industry, the trains, airplanes, all your transportation was deregulated. thank you. host: john is in mississippi. independent. john, good morning. caller: thank you for c-span. the public is starting to wake up. even the people that patronize fox news are starting to get the clue that their government is not serving them. it is being circumvented by corporations, powerful individuals and groups. we need to go back to the tax rate when president eisenhower was in office. and then we can put that money to use in educating our children. free college is not free. it is something we invest in so our children are bright enough to help us build a positive future for america, democracy. we can leave this world away from war and into a prosperity once we get into renewable energies and we start paying attention to the impact greed is having on our ecology

joining us to talk about that is lisa hubbard.rman of sotheby's international division. >> thank you for having me. >> the reason i say that is that this is estimated to go for what tonight? >> between $25 million and $35 million. >> what's the most expensive diamond ever sold at auction? that was the blue moon, right? >> the blue moon last fall, which was a 12.03 fancy vivid blue cushion shaped diamond that in the end sold for $48.5 million. >> if this sells for $30 million, $35 million. this will be top five, right? >> yeah. >> let's talk about what makes it so valuable. let's give it to becky. exactly. >> i'm holding -- how much? >> $25 million. >> talk about the history. that's what really impresses me. >> incredible. >> the diamond was purchased in 1940 by shirley temple's father and given to her. she was finishing filming "the blue bird." he paid then $7,210. >> in 1940. >> in 1940. at the time there was really no distinction made between the values for a colored diamond and a white diamond. they were just diamonds, this was