. >> the marshall board meeting the board establishes an ad hoc environmental and social and governance committee and commissioner makras that proposed that commissioner paskin-jordan serve as chair of the committee and he was going to name the committee members at the meeting today for the boards approval. >> great i'm happy to tell you that wendy has accepted chairing so i want to open it up to who has an interest in serving on the committee. >> i have a question. >> sure. >> i have an interest in a question (laughter). >> not just for myself but the members of the public maybe you can describe in detail exactly how and what this committee ask going to do and compliment the work we're doing. >> go ahead jay. >> this is a project that staff has been looking for the last 3 to 5 years we have a resources a city hall fellow that's been working over the past few months and sort of coming to the board with a proposal to replace our current social investment policy with a holistic approach which will consider environmental social and governance issues at the time, we invest money before we i

other passenger says an air marshall on board kept the panicked ramp agent calm. >> at some point the marshall kind of made himself known and started banging back abe he yelled and said we are getting ready to land, hold on to something. >> reporter: flight carrying 176 passengers and crew, in route to los angeles from a seattle. on the the tarmac, the employee, who was part of the four person ramp team could be seen, sliding out of the alaska airlines flight cargo area. he was taken to the hospital as a precaution and later discharged. >> that is renee marsh reporting for us tonight. good news is cargo hold where that worker fell asleep is pressurized and also temperature controlled. >>> atlanta public schooled educator convicted of boosting test scores to collect bonuses learned their fate today. judge sentence $3 of the defendants to 20 years in prison for their rolls in that cheating scandal. they were urged to take plea deals offered by the state but only two of them did that. five other defendants were sentenced to home confinement, probation and community service. >> breaking n

one passenger started recording cell phone video of the air marshal on board trying to talk to the employee through the floorboard. the plane turned around, made an emergency landing, the baggage handler appeared okay after this whole ordeal. >> kept banging, kept banging, kept banging. and at some point the marshal started banging and yelled and said "we're getting ready to land. hold on to something." >> joining me from miami, security expert edward micelli. listen i understand this worker apparently was on the job in the wee hours of the morning. still, come on now. how does this happen? >> brooke good afternoon. although many people and myself when we first heard about it, we believed it was just another isolated case or 15 minutes of fame i would call it. it is serious. obviously a plane that closes its doors with an unaccounted passenger on board, whether on the aircraft cargo hold or in the cabin is nothing to laugh about. and it -- not the first time it happens. remember a couple years ago, we had the incident with this teenager who flew from california to hawaii inside an airplane

destroyer and navy aircraft are monitoring a tense situation involving iran and a marshal islands flagged cargoship. they boarded ship after firing warning shots across the bow. the vessel was crossing iranian waters. the ship responded after picking up the distress call. no americans are on board. the ship was seized under a court order. >>> crews are still trying to reach remote areas of 9/11al devastate -- nepal devastated by that 7.8 earthquake. the number of dead keeps rising and officials fear this could be the deadliest daver ever in -- disaster ever in nepal. >> reporter: the united states says 8 people are effect. more than a million are in need of food assistance. >> reporter: the u.s. is ramping up its relief efforts. washington pledging $10 million in aid for nepal. american search-and-rescue teams providing assistance on the ground. >> the images are gut wrenching, extraordinary devastation, young children carried away in ambulances and villages, entire villages reduced to rubble. >> reporter: getting aid to the country's remote area is proving to be challenging. many are located at high altitudes a

marshal county. so why does the board feel the former congressman should pay for this?t it was maybe ask him for the money first and then they decided sending him a bill. so i think that's the gist of it. >> okay. paul do you expect him to pay? is he under any sort of legal man date that he should? >> alex there obligation but, you know, i've supported him over the years, known him to be a stand-up individual. do i expect him to pay? not necessarily. do i hope he will stand up for what's right and pay, yes, i do. >> okay. i want to point out that we have reached out to congressman shock for a comment on all this and we have not heard anything back here. but gary how about you? have you heard anything from shock? >> no. i haven't. and the letter that -- and bill we sent him, we sent it sertsert certified and someone in the office did sign for it this week. so he has received the letter. >> okay. . so paul you hope that he as you say, been a stand-up guy in the past and known him and hope he does the right thing. if you don't get the response you want what kind of action

be hanging out in the area and say this is not only because that one cargo ship marshal islands flag cargo ship was boardede asserting that a u.s. flag cargo ship felt harassed last friday by iran ships and sending this message and still military officials realize it does come with some risks especially talking about at sea, small spaces and situations can quickly escalate. the eu foreign policy chief has been in tunisia for talks on migrant crisis which has seen tens of thousands of people drown in the mediterranean sea and many traveled through libya where people smugglers have taken advantage of the political instability and we report from central libya. >> reporter: they come from different countries but they all have the same story, one of a long journey that took them from several borders and in the sahara desert in southern libya, each left a story of hardship and each had strong hopes for the future and for duty it all ended in a detention center in misrata and decided to leave ethiopia after her husband died. >> they caught me in the desert so i came here. before this they didn't catch me. one wee

they fired warning shots and then boarded a container ship at the marshall islands.he ship is being escorted towards an iranian port by patrol boats. the u.s. has fult authority and responsibility for the security and defense of the marshall islands. the situation is being monitored very closely. it follows another incident last friday where four iranian patrol boats intercepted the u.s. flag container ship in the per initial gulf near the strait of hormuz and says the west is closer than ever to a nuclear deal. there is action on capitol hill. foreign relations chair bob corker and ben carden are handling the nate bill which passed the foreign relations committee 19-0. it would require the president to submit any final nuclear deal before being able to waive or suspend congressional sanctions. the stakes are high. >> this week we're going to debate what i think is the premier national security issue of our time t. >> democrats are anxious amendments could shift the delegate bipartisan balance. >> i would hope that we have a way of going forward on this. this legisla

he said the irani ends -- iranians boarded a ship with a marshall islands flag. the u.s.a destroyer to monitor, but there were no americans aboard the cargo ship. a fire was shot across the bow of the cargo ship because it was in iranian waters. this is from a pentagon spokesman to reporters in response to reports that the ring in military seized a u.s. ship. there was no u.s. ship captured cording to the pentagon. the u.s. dollar continues to dip lower. it has fallen to its session lows off 7/10 of 1%. despite the fact that the report was refuted by the pentagon, we see more weakness in the dollar. we did have manufacturing data and consumer confidence data that came in weaker than expected. that may be one reason for the dollar's depression. oil prices did spike higher on this report and they have come back to where they were. the overall trade is one of gains. oil prices still very much within that range. steph? stephanie: thank you, scarlet. moving on -- how can one day trader cause been a tory's flash crash, and what does it say about how vulnerable -- the notorious

historians famous for his views as the board experts to told them what students should learn about american history and here again the discussions of david barton and peter marshall and amateur historians who were the boards appointed experts. the transparency on this christian agenda is illustrated by the board member cynthia dunbar at may 21, 2010 board meeting. i believe no one can read the history of the country without realizing the good work and the spirit of the savior from the beginning have in our guiding geniuses. whether we look at the first in virginia or the charter of new england or the charter of massachusetts bay. the same object at this present of christian land governed by christian principles. iab lead the entire bill of rights came into being because of the knowledge our forefathers had in the bible and their belief in it. i like to believe we are living today in the spirit of the christian religion. in the context of the politics this was a very provocative prayer. it is ironic is that it was not her own composition in fact she was quoting a prayer by none other than the chief justice earl warren the supreme court justice who presided over th

marshal says there is video of him getting off the bus >> as soon as we'd determined he boarded a bus to mississippi we started to focus an investigation on the family out there. >> carter had only one deputy guarding him, sheriff smith says he was neither a minimum nor maximum security risk. >> without an escape in ten years, 150,000 people transported every year is a good record but we strive for perfection. >> carter is being held in mississippi awaiting return to san jose. david louie, abc7 news. >> the california energy commission today approved new drought regulations setting higher efficiency standards for faucets and toilets. late today governor brown held a meeting with officials and agriculture and leaders and called it a step toward future measures. the governor says one challenge besides finding water. he is getting stake holders to collaborate. >> we're go toing rise to the ocean. as californians first. >> governor brown has been criticized because the 25% reduction announced last week has no affect on agriculture. >> we're looking for ways to save water. thanks to rebate

marshal says there is video of him getting off the bus >> as soon as we'd determined he boarded a bus to mississippi we started to focus an investigation on the family out there. >> carter had only one deputy guarding him, sheriff smith says he was neither a minimum nor maximum security risk. >> without an escape in ten years, 150,000 people transported every year is a good record but we strive for perfection. >> carter is being held in mississippi awaiting return to san jose. david louie, abc7 news. >> the california energy commission today approved new drought regulations setting higher efficiency standards for faucets and toilets. late today governor brown held a meeting with officials and agriculture and leaders and called it a step toward future measures. the governor says one challenge besides finding water. he is getting stake holders to collaborate. >> we're go toing rise to the ocean. as californians first. >> governor brown has been criticized because the 25% reduction announced last week has no affect on agriculture. >> we're looking for ways to save water. thanks to rebate

services that the embassy paper or reinforces fired shots and boarded a commercial containership in the straits of hormuz. the ship from a marshall islands flagship is now a score dared to dream the iranian port by four patrol votes of the revolutionary guard. united states is responsible for the security of of marshall island kraft at sea and it dispatched to the area the latest act of aggression comes from last friday where votes intercepted a u.s. flag container ship in the persian gulf before they withdrew. joining me now to assess the latest provocation from iran. general skills and our fox military analyst. now it seems this is a morality play for the president and he looks like the jump. >> is is all about the revolutionary court. they're the major terrorist organization. it is an effort to play tit-for-tat for the roosevelt carrier last week turning the effort back to resupply the rebels and in their own way to sabotage the iranian nuclear talks the last thing the president wants right now is for this incident to rule in the final days of negotiation but it is piracy and inactive for a ship in international waters united

he boarded a bus to mississippi, where his brother's in-laws live. marshalsm to a home in gulf port. >> fled the area through a rear door, and was apprehended a short time later following a foot pursuit. a member of the marshall service task force was injured, sustaining a broken arm and torn bicrepe, but is expected to have a full recovery. >> jon,l carter escaped last month. he overpowered a sheriff's deputies during a routine medical appointment. the sheriff wouldn't reveal whether security changes have been made, except that her office is reviewing their protocol. >>> president obama is mixing pleasure with business during his historic visit to jamaica. last night, he toured a museum honoring the late regular gay entertainer bob marly. this is his first visit to the country for the president, for a sitting president since 1982. he will meet with caribbean leaders today, and attend an economics and security summit tomorrow. although nothing is officially scheduled, he may also talk to cuban president rauel castro. >>> a communication mixup landed a utah ma

marshal's office led to his capture. when he escaped his brother drove from san jose to reno. surveillance video in reno were he used his brother name and boarded a bus to mississippi. they found him in gulf port where he tried to escape again. >> we wanted him. we wanted to get him. she a child molester. facing time in prison. and when he escapes from us we want to make sure it public is safe. >> he over powered a sheriff's deputy and escaped during a medical appointment. that was on march 6. when asked about whether security changes have been made she said the office is reviewing the policies. >>> jury in massachusetts today found that dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of all 30 counts against him in connection with the boston marathon bombings. a crowd gathered in boston awaiting the verdict. during the trial prosecutors painted dzhokhar tsarnaev as a cold blooded killer taking revenge on america. his lawyers said it was his brother who was the driving force behind the attack. victims and families packed the courtroom to hear the verdict. >> i am grateful to have him off the street. i am grateful to show everyone, the world, it is not tolerated. this

marshal forgets his gun in the john. he left it in an airport bathroom, boarded the flight he was supposed to protect, of course he had noediction. >>> another blast from the past is taking over the internet, watch. . ♪ it's the last shot if we're going to make it like a true survivor ♪ >> david hasselhoff in a new '80s town music video from a short film. >>> first there were dogs, then there were puppies, and now babies. >> yes, the author of the beloved series "underwater puppies" is back with a new book called underwater babies. seth castillo puppies to dogs a natural progression to babies. why did you decide to take on this project? >> it occurred to me water safety is an important thing for pets and children as well so i realized these statistics in the united states drowning is the number one cause of accidental death with children under the age of 5 and that's a horrible thing so i tagged along some swimming lessons for children to see what was going on there. >> what was going on there? >> incredible. it's incredible. >> these children there's a variety of different types of swimming programs for children some ar

marshall islands which the u.s. government protects with an agreement. they fired on the ship despite being on international waters. no american is on board but the state department is choosing its words carefully. homer >> it is an act of violence. >> i think it's underway. i am not going to apply an adjective to it right now. we are following the situation very actively. we are gathering more information. i don't have further reaction at this point. >> we have just learning iranian patrol boat threatened an american cargo ship last week. it was allowed to pass eventual lichlt>> officials saying 93 suspected terrorists with ties to isis now under arrest for planning multiple attacks in the middle east nation. the plot involved parking a car bomb outside of the u.s. embassy and targeting residential compounds and security forces. it was closed last month because of security fears like this. >> defense attorneys trying to spare the boston marathon bomber's life by putting the focus on the radical older brother. it shows tsarnaev wearing a white robe and holding a gun. he saved pictures of children killed in war zones and other extremist ma

marshals led to his capture. when he escaped his brother, scene here, drove him from san jose to nevada. these are surveillance video where he used his brother's name and boarded to mississippi where his brother's in-laws lived. he tried to escape again. >> he fled the area through a rear door and was apprehended following a foot pursuit. a member of the commercial service task force was injured -- marshall service task force was injured. >> reporter: he over powered a deputy and escaped during a medical appointment on march 6. when asked whether security changes would be made, she said they are reviewing their policies. >> we are always reviewing. we want to be perfect. with 150,000 people transported every year, we have a good record. >> reporter: still in the neighborhood where he escaped, one neighbor wonders if more should be done. >> restrain him more so so it is more difficult to escape. >> reporter: when he was arrested in march of 2014 charged for molesting a 9-year- old girl, he is waiting extradition back to san jose where he will face more charges for injuring a deputy and escaping. >> more time behind bars. thank you. >>> today marks 25 years sinc

control board stopped the sale of the powder but the maker of the drinks says banning it will make people want it even more. >>> getting the worst of the worst off the streets. >> u.s. marshalse descended on camden. they arrested dozens of dangerous criminals. how it's part of a larger crackdown on crime. >>> plus pay more to park in the lehigh valley. where prices are going up. and by how much. >>> then, coming up tonight on "nbc 10 news at 5." an underwater experiment at the jersey shore. how science and mother nature are pairing up to help boost the population of troubled sea life. ♪ 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. ♪ >>> this is nbc news 10 news. >> you can run, but you can't hide. that was the message in camden as u.s. marshals took some of the city's most dangerous fugitives off the street. nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long joining us live in camden to tell us more about it. >> reporter: jim, camden was one of the cities because it was identified as having a hig

marshall islands located in the south pacific. the state department says no americans are on board that ship. now, the hunt is on for a hit and run driver who plowed into an elderly woman. the whole thing caught on camera. take a close look. the woman has hit as a car backs up at a california mcdonald's parking lot. the driver got out for just a few seconds to check on her and hopped back in his car and took off. the woman served head injuries. she has since then been released from the hospital. police need your help to find him. >>> a mom in colorado, says she got this nasty note from her 5-year-old daughter's private school in aurora. apparently the cookies she packed were not healthy enough for her daughter to eat. so her daughter wasn't allowed to eat them. >> they don't provide lunch for my daughter. i provide lunch. it's between me and the doctor on what's healthy for her. >> the school says it is now investigating. let's head outside to brian and maria with the u.s. open trophy. fantastic. >> for the first time ever fox sports will be covering the i couldn't say open. fox sports 1, 2 a

marshall islands, including matters relating to vessels flying their flags. >> the ship's operators say iranian forces ordered that ship to go to a port in iran after firing warning shots across the bridge and boardingsel. this happened yesterday in the strait of hormoz a key shipping lane and the only water route to and from the persian gulf. this comes at a tense time for the united states and iran. last week american warships trailed an iranian convoy to stop it from delivering weapons to rebels in yemen. negotiators from the united states and several other countries are facing a june 30th deadline to finalize a nuclear deal with iran. the rest of this from leah gabriel now. iran is explaining why it did this? >> that's right. iran's foreign minister says this is not about freedom of navigation to the strait his country respects that and kmipted to that, he says this is about the ship in particular. and that according to lawyers, it either didn't pay for or didn't deliver cargo. about 15 years ago. >> simply our naval forces implemented the decision of the court, that's a legal case and it's being followed as a legal case. it's not a security issue or a portfolio issue. >> now, it's worth mention

boarded a u.s. cargo ship and a game became a big loss. then when more word got out object this story that it was actually a ship flying the marshall islands flag not the u.s. flag ally of ours but it's not our ship market came back again and resumed the day as if nothing happened. >> and yet that still tells you something about where the market's worry spots are. >>> meantime apple hit an all-time high today on the back of its blowout earnings report. that was early on. it has since moved lower. it's down 1.9% now but we have the details plus why you might own apple without even knowing it. >> earnings also getting a boost from obamacare. rising drug prices could be cause for concern. we have the aetna ceo joining us with more details. >>> i love this story, we both do. would you trust a robot with your financial future? one hedge fund manager says that day is coming sooner than you think. we have more on that story. both sides, the hedge fund manager who likes the idea we have a fund manager who really really doesn't like that idea. >> no robot joining the segment yet. >>> with an hour to go the dow is up about 50 points on the session.

marshal's service asked made the same requests of them. we got the material. we got it fast. we never thought we didn't get from them what were entitled to. it should have happened across the board and should be happening across the board in all instance. >> appreciate it. recognize the gentleman from virginia mr. connolly, for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing. >> mr. horowitz, the ig report we're discussing today would seem to suggest that dea's tolerance level for prostitution depends on the local culture in which the what we would call offense occurs. for example your report says that the dea inspector told us that prostitution is considered a part of the local culture and is tolerated in certain areas called, tolerance zones. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> miss leonhart, does the dea recognize that prostitution is embedded in certain local cultures and by implication therefore tolerable? and that you recognize the agency, the agency recognizes tolerance zones of prostitution? >> no. what i believe the inspector was talking about in colombia there are certain tolerance zones for prostitution. it doesn't matter with the deea.

marshal service, made the same request of them. we got the material and got it fast. and we never thought we didn't get from them what we were entitled to. that should've happened across the board. and it should be happening across the board in all instances. >> appreciate it. we'll now recognize the gentleman from virginia for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing. mr. horowitz, the i.g. report we're discussing today would seem to suggest the dea's tolerance level for prostitution depends on the local cultural with which what we call offense occurs. for example, your report says the dea inspector told us that prostitution is considered a part of the local culture and tolerated in certain areas called tolerance zones. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> does the dea recognize that prostitution is embedded in certain local cultures and by implication, therefore tolerable, and the agency recognizes tolerance zones for prostitution? >> no what i believe the inspector was talking about was in colombia, there's certain tolerance zones for prostitution. it doesn't matter with the dea. the it's not -- it doesn't matter if it's legal in a parti

marshal's service, asked, made the same requests of them. we got the material. we got it fast. we never thought we didn't get from them what were entitled to. it should have happened across the board and should be happening across the board in all instance. mr. chaffetz: appreciate it. recognize the gentleman from virginia, mr. connolly, for five minutes. mr. connolly: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing. mr. horowitz, the ig report we're discussing today, would seem to suggest that dea's tolerance level for prostitution depends on the local culture in which the, what we would call offense occurs. for example, your report says that the dea inspector told us that prostitution is considered a part of the local culture and is tolerated in certain areas called, tolerance zones. is that correct? mr. horowitz: that's correct. mr. connolly: miss leonhart does the dea recognize that prostitution is embedded in certain local cultures and by implication therefore tolerable? and that you recognize the agency, the agency recognizes tolerance zones of prostitution? miss leonhart: no. what i believe the inspector was talking about in colombia there are certain tolerance