the group, which included feminist icon gloria steinem and nobel laureates mairead maguire of northern ireland and leymah gbowee of liberia, crossed the demilitarized zone by bus after south korea opposed their plan to walk across. mairead maguire called for a permanent peace treaty between north and south korea. >> we come here as international women because we do not believe in wars. and we believe this is the longest war in history today, a

mr maguire, let me start with you. the numbers are a little shocking, only because they so overstate the number of americans living in poverty, and the number of children living in poverty, why is the number of public schoolchildren so much higher than the other figures? >> ray i think the answers has do with the changing demographics in the country. the other kid that are in and will be in the public schools for the foreseeable future. >> does public education concentrate poor kids. is that number risen, in fact by the possibility of more middle class and upper class kids not using the system around the country? >> i think that we've had a complicated story about public schools leading scam to try to leave, but what is concentrated in the schools is where they live >>> have you seen this in your years of public schooling that the population in a school building is going up, and the rising. >> absolutely. in the school where i am currently we increased from 74 years. >> is that the trend in the economy or is it likely

. >> mary maguire taxi driver finally there's some endorsement at the ball park the tickets $103 but it is really their right to use your cabstands and also as conflict i saw aggressive endorsement last friday night it is not enough on friday night the staff was there at 6:00 p.m. but when i went back at 7 they gave out a lot of tickets the stand was loaded up with tmc when you told a driver i was threatened i was looking over my shoulder the whole weekend accepting to see this person i drive a cab kate torn told us to take the high road but how can we when they're not there most of the time we have no where to go people flag use it is point less to drive around and around last week, a cab driver at the ball park was physically assaulted there's footage and lift claimed this driver didn't work but he had the pink mustache so that driver we're looking at it where he's driving for us does that mean if they don't have a passenger they're not driving uber the streets are dangerous the tmc consumers are diving into trough and we're getting physically and nonverbal assaulted where's the pa

maguire mentioned the education plan and i'm really pleased about that. and in many ways i think we have moved a lot from being nice/look twice to really good strategies. i did want to say that since the death of sophia liu, the young child on new year's eve, 2013 to mr. yee, the 87-year-old man in my district and two weeks ago the 12-year-old from apto school and i'm really appreciative of the strategies that we're using. but whether it be subcommittees within the education task force, so that community groups and pedestrian safety, bicycle safety advocates could plug-in and participate. >> absolutely, john knox white has details for how that strategy rolls out, but one important piece of the strategy there is a need for it to be authentic and to be culturally competent and there is a need to reach every san franciscan in a language and in a way that is actually meaningful to them. so in some cases that is sort of a formal public service announcement. in other situations it's my much more community-driven education strategy and john will layout the detai

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zero i'll remind this the board has permission from the city to adapt that and have a meeting so tom maguire will give a brief update. >> good afternoon directors i'm happy to give you an update on the issue you may are remembered remember to eliminate all traffic fatalities i'll give you a quick overview of the highlights in the program areas around vision zero and the education and john will give you a detail updated on the education strategy we've been developing to help to achieve our education goals first, we'll talk about the project deliver we're halfway by delivering high impact projects in 24 months after the adoption of vision zero we had a meeting last the installation of a new single-phase a pedestrian integral on 14th street that is

mairead maguire called for a permanent peace treaty between north and south korea. >> we come here asnternational women because we do not believe in wars. and we believe this is the longest war in history today, a cold war between brothers and sisters who have so much in common. amy: in the united states, the third largest cable tv provider charter communications, has reached a deal to buy time warner cable, the number two cable operator, for $55 billion. by acquiring time warner, and another, smaller firm, charter will reportedly quadruple its customer base to 24 million people. the move comes after an earlier bid by comcast to buy time warner failed amid mass opposition. in new york, a protester who threw fake blood at new york city police commissioner bill bratton at a police brutality protest in november will perform 10 hours of community service under a deal with prosecutors. diego ibanez was initially charged with multiple felonies while police commissioner bratton said he hoped he would "be a professional resident of rikers island [jail]." ibanez told gothamist -- "one of the t

the crew was traveling from fort drum new york to joint base maguire. two civilians were hurt. no charges have been filed. >>> happening today, a game for peace. philadelphia law enforcement will take to the basketball court in an effort to start a conversation with young people at a time when the whole nation is already talking. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live in west philadelphia. matt what's this program all about? >> reporter: well chris, right now police officers know that the relationship with the community isn't exactly what it could or should be and they're hoping this might change that. they're doing it in the form of a basketball game. the idea is to get a bunch of children to come in talk with them engage in a conversation and allow both sides to ask questions and in doing so there might be a better understanding by the time everyone leaves. this comes at a time when there are strained relationships with the police. there are lots of questions brought on by the incidents in ferguson. this is happening this afternoon at 5:30 at the james wright recreation center on ha

maguire about diamond and bossing worst that is such a problematic project in terms of the project delivery and communications we're seeing communications challenges after the avenues and now with the upper market project so i'm occurs to know what the agency can do better to deliver those promotions so we have the fund and the great ideas and the strategy but actually getting them to deliver with go communication. >> yeah. well, thank you first of all for acknowledging the good work that is happen on muni and with muni forward but there's a lot we've be able to get done with the boarding and the mayor but with with regard to the vision zero and other elements of what we're trying to accomplish first of all i acknowledge the challenges with the project delivery and consumption having come from public works and delivery oriented culture we're focusing on heavy with the mta we've had a number of projects large and small that have been delivered well, this week we celebrated the completion of a $250 million tunnel contract for the central subway but projects they have been delivery and communi

the 164 commencement ceremonies took place outside on maguire campus along city avenue.rly 2400-degree with bestowed upon these dedicated doctoral graduate and under graduate students. philadelphia's mayor michael nutter served as keynote speaker for under grads receiving diplomas. >>> in delaware county, it was also graduation day at the new man university. the hundreds of graduating seniors received their diplomas on the south lawn of campus in aston. congratulations to the the class of 2015. >>> okay. jeff skversky has a check on sports and phillies showing signs of life here. >> it is fun again down at the ballpark. how long will it last, the fun in we don't know, we will see. hey, who are these guys. you don't recognize them. phillies won three straight games for the first time since last season. tonight they are going for four in a row miguel franco is batting fifth avenue going zero for four in his debut last night. freddie galvis continues his red hot start. how about the clutch hit last night to help beat diamondbacks in the seventh galvis with the rbi single. h

joint base maguire. some people, though are asking if this is an example of inspiring determination or if she was pushed too far. captain spoke to us by phone and sid her legs simply turned to jello. >> i never lost consciousness. i was just very weak. i like endurance sports anyway so from my perspective i don't think i quite reached the limit but i was very close. >> captain did eventually finish as her fellow soldiers cheered her on. she earned the elite expert field medical badge. >>> the health department says no students are in imminent danger after a student stuck several classmates with a needle yesterday. it happened at fdr middle school in bristol township. officials say it was the type of needle used to measure blood sugar levels in diabetics. officials sent an e-mail to parents as a precaution. the students involved and the classmates that provided the needle were punished. >>> on-line comments could come back to haunt a local school board. >> the racist posts creating controversy in montgome

ron crow direct this film and almost fame is and jerry maguire.asic plot line is bradley cooper plays a military contractor who goes back to hawaii, reconnects with a ex-girlfriend of his played by rachel mcadams but he falls in love with the airport pilot played by emma stone. problem is that these plot lines is the most convoluted confusing plot i have ever seen in a long time and here's the issue i found myself, trying to understand, what was happening with the plot. he made no sense and i lost the disbelief. actual plot line, performance cooper is amazing rachel mcadams is fantastic. it wasn't that great. i gave it two out of five. weakest of any film cameron crow has done so far. >> back to the aloha theme. it has so many other meanings like passion love. >> so only in the 19th century it has come to be used as hello and good bye. >> i'm so or toy hear that. >> you can still watch bradley cooper for an hour and a half. that is three stars at least. >> i don't know if you can hear me i'm having ifb issues. i will start reviewing san andreas. >

. >> the army captain struggling to the finish line at joint base maguire-dix lake hearst county. others are questioning if this training went too far. >> nbc 10's south jersey reporter has been getting reaction to the video p ask the exercises designed to prepare our u.s. fighting forces. >> some said this was too dangerous to push her so hard right? >> reporter: even to an average athlete, it may look like sheer torture. but remember we're talking about the fittest of the fit in the military. we checked, we talked to ft. dix today, they told me 20% of the people that enlist in this challenge actually complete it. so this is a major accomplishment. >> it's not designed to be a healthy endeavor. you know, this is -- this is a challenge. >> come on now! >> army captain sara cud marks the end of a training course at ft. dix april 27th. watch as fellow soldiers encourage sh cud seen stumbling with her last ounce of stamina to finally reach the finish line. >> it looked like a form of torture. she was carrying so much weight and sitting there and falling to the ground trying to get ba

police have charged 43-year-old maguire of wreckreckless driving now. that humvee ran off the road and hit a tree. >>> for the first time in his trial, dzhoknar tsarnaev is showing emotion. he cried as his aunt took the stand. she sobbed uncontrollably and testified tsarnaev was a kind and warm child. he wiped his eyes repeatedly with a tissue. a jury convicted him of all charges last month. now that same jury is deciding whether he should be executed or spend his life in prison. three people were killed and more than 260 hurt when a pair of bombs exploded near the finish line of the marathon two years ago. >>> nepal's government is telling foreign rescue workers in the quake hit capital to return home. the major rescue work in kathmandu is finished claiming remaining operations can be handled by local workers. the death toll of last month's earthquake stands at 7,300 people. >>> now to the race for u.s. president. two new republican candidates are bringing diversity to the presidential race. but they're both considered long shots. it's now a crowded go

drum new york to joint base maguire lake hurst in montgomery county.rges have been filed. >>> well britain's new princess. the baby daughter of prince william and duchess kate will spend her first full day at home. the newborn left the hospital in the arms of her mother yesterday afternoon, just hours after her birth. the name of the new princess of cambridge has not been revealed but we know she weighs 8 pounds 3 ounces and she's north in line to the throne. third in line to the throne prince george also made an appearance at the hospital yesterday. prince william brought george to meet his little sister. they both waved to the screaming crowds before going into the hospital to see the princess. and the british, as you can imagine, celebrating the birth of their new princess. tower bridge and trafalgar square's fountains were bathed in pink lights last night. >> stop killing black people! stop killing black people! >> what was supposed to be a victory rally turned into another clash between police and protesters. >>> and if you're heading to the blue

at joint base maguire. are asking if this is an example of inspiring determination or if she was pushed too far. captain cudd talked to us by phone last night and said her legs simply turned to jello. >> i never lost consciousness. i was just very weak. i like endurance sports anyway. from my perspective i don't think i quite reached the limit but i was close. >> katherine cudd did -- captain cudd did finish as her fellow soldiers cheered her on and earned the elite expert field medical badge. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> getting close to 7:00 and we're going to see more and more sunshine. clouds will be thinning out. a cool morning has led to some fog in the pocono mountains. it's isolated. not everybody is going to see it. the humidity will be low as the temperatures climb. sunshine this afternoon. but more summer like this weekend with more heat and more humidity and a chance of a shower. 59 degrees here at nbc 10. we're seeing some sunshine break through the

people say from the famous jerry maguire movie you complete me. >> i love that part. >> that's sweet >> my co-hosts are saying it's sweet. in that sarcastic way that millennials talk. i meant it seriously. i want to read some quotes you talk about. it looked like meeting columba -- made the honor roll for the first time and shared a prize for a history paper. we figured he was just devoted to her. tell us about that transformation that you say some very old friends of jeb bush saw in him which they attribute to her. >> might i note that was in high school. this is a shakespearean love story, he was 17 years old when his friends said that and before that well documented, a pot smoker, screw-up at school wasn't getting good grades. came back from the trip in mexico, fell in love six-week trip and friends saw a completely different person at school. it's an amazing transformation by love. speak romantically sorry. >> for one thing you have a nose for talkers, almost every piece you write people are talking about. we want to have you on the show to talk about that. congratulations on doi

. >> i'm here today i run with the philadelphia police department team, sergeant matt maguire is theng with them over 23 years but today is a special day obviously with my god son in my heart and in my soul. >> reporter: let me just show you, he has on this wonderful button. shane is in your thoughts and prayers. >> yes ma'am. >> reporter: so tell me what this means you are the only member that is a runner. >> but my sister karen shane's mother dropped me off and wish me well before i got out of the car and shane's father kevin he offered me a ride on harley. he figure together we could probably win if i was on the back of the harley. >> reporter: that would be wonderful. twenty-three years running this race. >> yes ma'am. >> reporter: so, as you can see, we have people running for the the american cancer society. kevin is running for shane. we have people running for their parents. i saw a team of seven sisters running here for their mother rita recently passed away this race is about so many things. it the business community fun and everybody coming together and it will start in ju

falling in place er lift off.be angie: that is why we like you here, you are always the optimist, glenn maguirethank you so much. coming up next, the head of the private sector will talk to us, but first, a short break. ♪ angie: india's largest private sector bank opened its second bank in china this weekend as prime minister narendra modi met with china's president xi jinping. the model should be that while the banks could take the initial risks, but as these started going off the ground and could bemented, there many sources of funding, so with announcing ofd the ties between india and china, one major source of funding would be foreign investment into these projects, and that could be a large source of funding for investments in indian infrastructure. that, of course, are the sovereign funds, whether it is pension sector or the insurance sector, and all of these large funds can play a role. additionally, bond sector agreements that could become additional sources of funding for infrastructure. so in a way, china has the technology, china has the capital, india has the market, and itas the de

chris maguire on with us yesterday saying it is no longer time to expect that the unstoppable run will continue. look at energy and gold. he is not suggesting every stock out there will drop 40%. volatility will become the norm. so many stemcells become unbelievable runs. olivia: sounds to me what a lot of brokerages are trying to do his front run what they think regulators will do. julie: i want to talk more about the big semiconductor deal. avago bought broadcom for 37 million dollars. it is their biggest acquisition ever. avago will pay in cash and stocks. you can see broadcom is falling in the morning. it rose yesterday above the offering price and closed yesterday at 5716. erik: the former lehman brothers ceo is set to make one of his first public appearances since the financial crisis. later today new york city. matrix advisers, he is in the advisory bird -- business. the point being, he is no longer managing risk. olivia: the new york post said the guerrilla is back in the jungle. i am trying figure out why he is choosing a penny stock conference to choose his big public appeara

>>darya:pan was arrested last thursday and booked into the maguire correctional facility in redwood citysed after posting bail. >>darya:he's due in court on june 26th. >>darya:pan previously worked as a badminton coach at the bay badminton center in south san francisco and at the crystal springs upland school in hillsborough. >>michelle apon: we have an incredible video capturing a lightning strike take a look that is a church and grander island and should for the second time in eight years it was head causing damage to the roof in the wiring inside the church was less hit with lighted back in 2007 the have another chance with on the store on saturday. >>darya: facing congress this week that could impact the future of the nsa. [♪♪♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ >>mark:records obtained by u-s-a today find hundreds of incidents have happened in labs across the country in recent years. >>mark:in o

. >> it's not like he's canseco or maguire or a-rod. >> he lied. >> what are you a giants fan all ofhich is weird because he lives in d.c. >> they also only isolated it to the afc championship game. they couldn't figure out when it started, if it started before then. >> so brady's been set up is what you all think? >> no the whole thing was produced by a history of belief that the patriots -- the colts made the objection to the footballs the day before the afc championship game because they had experienced these deflated balls in prior matchups with the patriots so they made this inquiry to the refs and said watch out for this. then they intercepted the pass and lo and behold it was there. now as to brady -- >> josh i would love for you to -- >> josh a man who -- josh a quick question. brady, who is in his own -- he admits this himself is particular incredibly particular about the balls, he wants to make sure that the inflation -- >> every quarterback, sam, is particular about the balls. >> what's the question? >> so why would two locker room attendants unilaterally deflate all the b