would like to have you meet katherine tick, the director of leadership development at the jewish community in doughment federation and the peninsula and joining her is david robinson, the bay area director of a national nonprofit that works on inclusion for lgbt jewish in the community. welcome, katherine and david. >> thank you for having us. >> i know the jewish community federation, the national nonprofit have been working on the issue of how paying attention for decades no and i want to just ask you, what's the latest interration coming out of the jewish bay area here? >> thank you, for asking, eric. we started a program late last summer called lgbtq, leadership development and then lunch, in november, actually technically, with 12 members and it initial cohort. the program was designed to bring folks who identify lbgt to the table, the proverbial decision-making table. as an inclusive community, we have representation from recall of our jewish community, including the lgbtq community. the program is going to run about nine months. the idea is to give people leadership skills or participants leadership skills in order to have them ready, poised, and t

appears katherine has two brothers, john the oldest, david the youngest, katherine is in the middle. rformance at the reher sam dinner in dallas, texas. ♪ when your sister ♪ meets a mister >> when your sister meets a mister, performed by david and john. ♪ that sister should be single forever ♪ ♪ when you are with her ♪ she'll be thankful ♪ for her brothers ♪ because brothers ougare the k to the perfect marriage ♪ >> you think, what? they explain it. ♪ the older brother is the star ♪ ♪ i guarantee old gil here ♪ you'll be thankful for the brother because you're using ♪ >> the point is you know what it's like to live with man because you lived with us two. ♪ you reel in a good one so don't spoil it ♪ ♪ she's used to being around clogged toilets ♪ >> there's a sweet ending to the song. ♪ she's our sister ♪ we're going to miss her ♪ we know she's happy ♪ we know she's ready ♪ because sisters can't be single forever ♪ >> congratulations to gil and katheri katherine. we have the guy who wrote the song, older brother, david, joining us right this minute. you wrote it, right? >> i did. it was

it's of little comfort to david and katherine. they didn't want us to disclose their last name, but they stopped by the neighborhood as they are looking for closure for their niece whose child is related to one of the victims. >> you can't live if fear forever. you know? like i said, faster they get the person who is accountable for this, the faster the community and everybody can be back at their normal pace. >> reporter: on a final note, it was last month that the grandson of dolly evans was shot outside of her home. police have been investigating as to whether his shooting was connected to his grandmother's death. at this point, they do not believe that's the case. live from police headquarters, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a rip current risk at the jersey shore. here is why. tropical storm cristobal. radar shows the storm near the bahamas right now. the impact is being felt all the way up here. our live nbc 10 team coverage of the rip current risk starts with glenn "hurricane

william, katherine, prince harry also the british prime minister david cameron.conciliation. this is the most beautiful, striking, tranquil spot, this cemetery. 518 fallen soldiers split equally between german and common weather. you can hear the rehearsals going on behind me. let's speak to one man taking part in the ceremony later in the evening. you are reading german rights. explain what that's about. >> writing about a poet, writer in belgium. he was with this company and realizes coming from a background realizes how cruel war can be. that's what he is writing about. >> you're with nato headquarters. it's close by. it's striking 100 years on how bitter enemies now are here to make peace. >> i'm glad to be here as part of this partnership, brother ship. i'm really happy to be part of nato and belgium. >> in belgium there seems to be a national conscious about the importance of the first world war. do you find younger generations remember it as people then did? >> it's important to remember that. we should take right lessons of history, of all wars in europe,

katherine's 11th birthday. happy birthday, kate, with us on set to set brat. you always want weird uncle john around for the birthdays sara eisen, and the washington columnist for the "weekend update," david ignatius. a shame we have david in this morning, absolutely nothing going on overseas. we may be asking him about the washington -- and huge news. "new york times" headline of course talking how the president's allowing air strikes against iraq rebels. a force that continues to grow. and threatens instability obviously not just in iraq but across the middle east. so american planes are back over iraq with packed food and water. others armed with weapons of war. it's the first in a new u.s. mission to provide to refugees help, and also to strike terrorist targets. should american lives come under threat, president obama authorized the operation following new advances by the islamic militants poised to attack one of the biggest cities in the north, an american consulate and hundreds of u.s. citizens and military advisers. the potential air strikes coincide with a humanitarian push to help thousands of iraqi citizens hiding on a mountaintop from the suni gunmen below. they forced women i