this is the 400 block of rhonda drive.ls say residents with homes like this where the floodwater has encroached on the basement and done severe damage to the foundation, these residents will not be allowed back in their home because it is not safe. we had pictures you can take a look at right now. these are other homes around the area here in millville two overnight and around the early morning hours around the torrential amount of rain that fell. one home that has severe damage to the basement, a young woman who was sleeping down in that basement, the wall collapsed on to her and she had to be rescued by neighbors. >> went through about three feet of water, knocked on the door. just yelled that the wall just collapsed, they had to evacuate. we got the victim out to the emts.ç >> and she is now over at at cooper hospital in camden with broken bones. back live here in millville. you can see the extent of the damage. some residents are returning. the house next door, those residents came in, they had the gas company check t

. >> and we'll tell you about a much anticipated rhonda view that's been -- rehneda view that's been 10 years in the making. >>> welcome to the programme. a 3-day humanitarian ceasefire in gaza is holding. israeli ground forces have left the territory, allowing residents to return to what is left of their home. the process turns to the diplomats. the palestinians actions and israel have delegations in cairo for talks through mediators. these are pictures of the gaza skyline. quiet at the moment. we hope it stays that way. let's check in with our correspondent in gaza city. just over 24 hours into the accuracy fire, it appears to be holding. it's giving people a chance to get out and about, back to their homes, trying to get belongings and food supplies, i suppose. >> that's right, since the ceasefire started at 8am local time we noticed a lot of people coming on to the streets. back in gaza city, there are scores of people outside a bank machine, trying to get access to cash. filling up supermarkets, getting enough food and supply as they could. in the first few hours of the ceasefir

>> since i was 21. >> rhonda hopes the skills she has picked up in the bakery will give her a second mother. >> got a daughter? >> yes, she's 14. she's with her father's mother in florida. >> what's her name? >> roseanne. >> she writes to you? >> yeah. >> what does she write? >> saying that she loves me, she misses me. start crying right now. it's all right. are you all right? >> yeah. okay. i miss my daughter. >> i know you do. i know you do. all right. >> my heart went out to her because whenever prisoners begin to talk about their children, it is the one very sensitive spot in their lives. and no matter what they may have done to get them to a jail, to prison, they still are very touched, and love their children. >> good thing is that you got a lot out of being here, right? >> yes. ever since i've been in here for several months, doing my eight months, i feel good now. i just thank god that i'm in here, i'm glad. because when i was in the street, i started smoking that stuff and it didn't help me. didn't get me anywhere. got me into trouble. it got me in here. but now i learned my

accountability can you imagine that right now we have all the security council at the united nations rhonda where while the united nations publishing reports showing how rand paul the rebel groups in the congo and you know what happened to speak to prison oranda and the first lady of rhonda they were right in washington battling with president barack obama that's a complete contradiction at the expense of the millions who have died because the issue is not just even in the congo because while we have lost many lives. also in iran the rundowns can or you would have a voice they have killed activists watch islands in the government even as journalist survivors who have challenged the government or even run brugge have been assassinated we have documentation and they recently kind of billets for that and what i called many of actually dubbed it is that run this is becoming the israel of africa no matter what they do on the african continent they do not hold them accountable for the crimes that. african continent incredible we have about thirty seconds left but what can we do because i feel so

nbc 10 got up close look at flooding on several homes on rhonda drive. right now clearing out and looking forward to sunshine. taking a live look at the skyline of center city philadelphia. lots of clouds out there. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist ted florendo here with the forecast for us. ted. >> good morning, renee. if that rain would have started earlier we could have had more problems. a lot happened in the evening hours. now it has cleared out thankfully down to cape may. looks like new jersey got hit the worst with mass achlts rain. cloudy skies down the shore. people are out there enjoying it right now as it is dry. why not? rain is pushed out of the area. now to the north. a low still out there in canada. the rain out there, just not over our region. now to boston and connecticut and portions of rhode island there where they are getting hammered with that rain we saw overnight. no echos coming back on radar or doppler sweeps looking good. as we look a little to the west, some spotty areas of showers here moving. that's going to track over the a

yet rhonda is considered lucky. of gaza. [ child crying ] the images of dead and wounded children in gaza have shocked many. these images get far less attention. victims israel has allowed out of gaza to be treated in israeli and palestinian hospitals where the care and their chances for survival are better. but to get here, the wounded rick their li risk their lives a second time in a dangerous ambulance ride across the front lines. as you can see, this is a very busy place. there are over a dozen children being treated here and more keep arriving. but those numbers are far lower than expected. >> we expected hundreds of cases but we only got a couple dozen cases. >> reporter: to understand why, you have to understand a process that is bewildering even for those involved. how children are chosen. first, they are selected by doctors in gaza, approved by the palestinian authority, and coordinated with the international red cross. but none can come without israel's final say. this 14-year-old lies in a coma after her

if all goes well, it will be the first space mission to rhonda view with a comment. convenience, the spacecraft will be diverted, such that we'll be nearby the comment, we'll look carefully at the comet and build to fly around it. >> images taken in later weeks shows the comment in a fair amount of detail. what is the fascination with the object. >> comets are primitive bodies, they can tell us about the formation of the solar system, and in particular about where vital comments such as water came from. we know that our earth has a great deal of water. we don't know where it came from. it's likely that comets had a lot to do with the process. >> since blasting off from french gi arna, rosetta travelled 6 billion kilometres. in a way its journey is beginning. it will be accompanying the comet around the sun. at the end of this year it will deliver a lander. scientists in germany tested the harpoon, used to fast on the comment to the surface. >> the challenge is that we know almost nothing about the comet. we knew less when we built the probe. we don't know what the su

yet, rhonda is considered lucky. she's out of gaza.he images of dead and wounded children in gaza have shocked many. these images get far less attention. victims israel has allowed out of gaza to be treated in israeli and palestinian hospitals where the care and their chances for survival are better. but to get here, the wounded risk their lives a second time in a dangerous ambulance ride across the front lines. >> as you can see, this is a very busy place. more keep arriving. >> the numbers are far lower than expected. >> only a couple dozen cases. to understand why, you have to have to understand a process that is bewildering for those involved how children are chosen. first, they are selected by doctors in gaza, approved by the palestinian authority and coordinated with the international red cross. but none can come without israel's final say. 14-year-oldson sonia lies in a coma. a complicated process, only she was cleared to come. her fearful family gets updates over the phone. needs possible heart surgery. the infant was allowed,

yet rhonda is considered lucky.s out of gaza. [ crying ] >> the images of dead and wounded children in gaza have shocked many. these images get far less attention. victims israel has allowed out of gaza to be treated where their care and chances for survival are better. but to get here, the wounded risk their lives a second time in a dangerous ambulance ride across the front lines. as you can see, this is a very busy place. there are over a dozen children that are being treated here and more keep arriving. but those numbers are far lower than expected. >> we expected hundreds of cases, but we only got a couple of dozen cases. >> to understand why, you have to understand a process that is bewildering even for those involved. how children are chosen. first, they are selected by doctors in gaza, approved by the palestinian authority and coordinated with the international red cross. but none can come without israel's final say. >> this 14-year-old lies in a comatose after an explosion struck her bedroom as she slept. in

. >> reporter: all of this is music to the ears of parents like rhonda pew. >> this is macy, stacy and tracy, they're trip. lets they're going to first girl. >> reporter: her girls are starting their first day. what are you most excited about? >> because i get to see my new friends and i get to see my new teacher. >> reporter: is it a bittersweet day? are you sad to have the girls leave the house or are you ready? >> i'm ready. i'm ready, yes. >> reporter: in prince george's county, nikki burdine, wusa9. >> we'd like to remind you that experts will be standing by at wusa9 tomorrow to answer any back-to-school questions that you might have. dr. melissa weisner of inova fairfax hospital will be here tomorrow with advice during a live web chat in our noon newscast and a panel of inova doctors will also join us for discussion and interviews during our 5:00 p.m. newscast. we hope you can join us for that tomorrow. >>> cbs news has learned the u.s. has begun surveillance flights over syria in preparation for possible strikes on isis targets. it would be an expansion of the bombing missions a

. >> inmate rhonda was hoping the bakery would help turn her life around. >> when i first came in here to hurt myself. i was really depressed. i was going crazy. i said oh, my god. my records are messed up now. i don't know what to do. so i got myself into the bakery. to keep myself busy, and i love the bakery. >> ever worked in a bakery before? >> no, i never worked outside. i've been in the street hustling. i never had a regular job in my life. that's what i'm trying to tell you. i never had a regular job. >> she was serving eight months on a drug possession charge. >> i was working with the street, and some guy approached me. he gave me the money. i went to the drug dealer and got the drugs for him and gave him the stuff. crack. before you know it, they got me and him. my first felony. >> she told our producer she worked at a prostitute for the past 14 years. >> i didn't like myself doing it. i wasn't too happy about it. but i had no choice. i had no money. i had no nothing. >> how many years did you do that? >> since i was 21. >> she hopes the skills she picked up in the bakery wil

they sealed the gas leaks, a total of three homes here on rhonda drive were affected.this is new video of the damage from floodwaters following hours of ran and over 8 inches of waters surging into basements. one person had to be rescued and rushed to cooper hospital with broken bones after a wall collapsed on her. some neighbors say after a season of downpours and rough weather, this was the worst. >> months ago we had a big hail storm with flooding. it was nothing like this. talking to my neighbors that have been here for years, they all said in their 30, 40 years they've been here, this is the worst storm they've ever seen. >> reporter: also heavy flooding on many streets. you're looking at 2nd and main streets now. impassable earlier this morning. the floodwaters have receded. you should know there's mud and muck and debris on the side of the road. also where water has pooled. you could hit that something on your way out to work. drifl caref drive carefully. >>> you can get important weather information delivered to your smartphone or tablet. with the nbc 10 weathe

close out and, thank you for those thoughtful remarks and i want to acknowledge a few people, i saw rhonda, and i want to acknowledge, moss and miller, and we have got fred, and casey and i don't know, thank you for leadership on this and helping me to coordinate all of this and i do have a request that this committee, continue this et em to the call of the chair to be sure that we can bring this back in a few months to be sure that we are meeting our goals, and that we are and we have an opportunity to continue this dialogue so that we can determine how much we have progressed and how much we have not. i would like to make that motion, and ask that the body make that motion. >> and thank you for hearing this item. >> okay. >> and so, thank you, so, president chiu? >> so, i am happy to as a member of the committee to make the motion, and let me just add the thanks to the members of the community, and to the important critical conversation, and this is not on the shoulders and not just on the shoulders of our african americans colleagues and i am happy to partner and to do as much lifting a

residents on rhonda drive had to be evacuated.omes were damaged and at least one person was hurt when a basement wall collapsed. >>> happening today, acourt appearance is set for the man accused of carjacking the wife of chester's mayor, john lender. jasp jasper moye is scheduled for arraignment. he's accused of ordering the mayor's wife out of her car at gunpoint, demanding her purse. it happened in the driveway of their home. she was not hurt. >>> construction will begin to connect i-95 and the pennsylvania turnpike. a bucks county company won that contract. >>> 100 military advisers are at work in iraq to try to ease a humanitarian crisis. richard jordan reports from washington. >> reporter: more americans arrive in iraq but u.s. officials say it's to help, not to fight. >> as the president has made very clear, we're not going back into iraq in any of the same combat mission dimensions that we once were in. in iraq. >> reporter: three years after u.s. troops left iraq, now 130 additional marines and special ops forces are in er

they sealed the gas leaks, a total of three homes here on rhonda drive were affected.is new video of the damage from floodwaters following hours of ran and over 8 inches of waters surging into basements. one person had to be rescued and rushed to cooper hospital with broken bones after a wall collapsed on her. some

floodwater has abated but there's danger from gas leaks in the area, especially impacting homes here on rhondadrive in cedar. the gas companies are working in the back ground. they have shut off gas to two homes already, they're now working on a third. floodwaters damaged the basements of three homes here. some people were rescued by boat, other families made it out on their feet carrying belongings and pets with them. the red cross of south jersey is here rourke working to assist residents. an exact count, not available right now. we're working to edit sound with impacted residents to try to have that for you in the next 30 minutes. we're live, cumberland county, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> a tree comes crashing down overnight around 10:30 last night on the 1800 block of bensalem boulevard in bensalem up. the road was closed for a while as crews worked to fix the trees and the downed power line. let's find out if there are other impacts to the roads because of the weather. >> whenever we have a storm that came through like it did last night, expect to see debris out there, branches down in m

rhonda all the time. >> what did you learn from these guys? >> nothing. not a thing.out, what was it like for you being thrown into the mix? >> an absolute pleasure. i worked with sly. the script is a blueprint. i think this line's not so good. >> you say it like that to him? >> but then he'd say, yeah, that's from an old draft. >> yeah. >> we were close once. we started this whole expendables thing together. but we had a falling out. >> and you play the obvious villain in this movie. >> i don't see him as a bad guy. i saw them as bad guys. >> as gibson answers, watch as the interview turns into a fast action sequence. >> what was that? >> hey! >> and an impromptu game of musical chairs. >> stop the music. okay. >> and i've lost weight too. suddenly i'm taller. >> who would win an arm wrestling competition? >> rhonda rousey. >> i'd love to hear from you, what advice would you give a younger version of yourself going into the career? what did you know now that you wish you knew then? >> find out what you are good at and stick with it. do what comes naturally. don't try

. >> reporter: the worst hit -- on rhonda drive.he force of the flooding tour an air conditioning unit from the base. it broke through a wall and crushed this man's daughter. he says she could have drowned in a matter of moments. >> one pinned her down and then her boyfriend turned around and ran back. if she could watch the news, i love you. >> reporter: 100 people had to leave their homes. >> 1:30 they told us when he to evacuate because there was gas lees leaking over the neighborhood. >> reporter: these people are soaking up the last eight inches. next store, it's more like eight feet. >> we were lucky with the gas -- the amount of gas. >> reporter: you can see the cracks in the foundation. the inspector along the fire chief tells me this is one home that will not be habitable. this man is just worried about his daughter's recovery. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> a look at the headlines on nbc 10 news at 5:30. breaking news we have been following for you. a longtime township supervisor, dr. robert white, was killed when a car

. >> reporter: fear of a rapist is forcing rhonda london to relocate her workout to a safer environment. share precautions you are going to talk. >> i'll probably just go back to the gym. >> reporter: parents offer advice adults and students can use. >> don't talk to anybody that you don't know. don't go in other people's houses or cars and stuff like that. he said if anyone comes up to you, scream and run, call for help. [ no audio ] >> trouble with the microphone. >>> look at this. president obama about to leave joint base andrews heading to fund-raisers in new york and rhode island. you can see air force one there. he planned to stay overnight but that's changed. he will return to washington tonight. aides say it isn't related to any current events. >>> the united kingdom raised its terror threat to severe today warning of a threat posed to the nation. the uk fears more than 500 citizens have gone to fight with the extremist group. they are worried they may return and carry out attacks in britain. the white house says it does not expect the u.s. to bump its terrorism threat warning l

it will be the first space mission to rhonda video with a comment. >> we'll stay nearby the comment and look carefully at the comet and build models to fly around it. >> images taken in weeks show the comet in a fair amount of detail. what is the fascination with the object 4km wide? >> comets are prifive bodies. they can perhaps tell us a lot about the formation of our formation, and in particular about where vital components such as water came from. we know today that our earth has a great deal of water on it. we don't know where it came from. it's likely comets had a lot to do with the process. >> reporter: since blasting off 10 years ago rosetta has travelled 6 billion. it will accompany the comet around the sun. then at the end of this year it will deliver a small lander. scientists in germany tested the harpoon used to fasten the lander to the comets surface. >> translation: the challenge is we know almost nothing about the comet and knew less when we built the probe. we don't know what the surface is like, whether it's soft or hard like ice. >> by the end of next year they hope t

noble public superintendent rhonda bass recently thought some students' skirts were too short and havebend over as a test. the students say they were humiliated. did the school go too far? mom, stacey schneider does not think so, but mom, stephanie weiss, thinks it was degrading. do you have any objective to standards being set in public schools? do you have any objection to standards? >> i don't have -- what i have is uncomfort for these children. >> how do you set standards? how do you maintain standards? >> i think there needs to be a rule. let's say, if they did want to set a standard, a certain amount of inches above the knee or something where the students knew this was the actual rule. that makes sense to me. >> okay. they were not humiliated, you say? and the superintendent had every right to do this? >> they have every right to do it, because i'm a mom and lawyer, and schools have the right to enforce dress codes unless they violate free speech rights. certainly regulating skirt lengths and where girls' panties are sticking out is something schools can regulate and it's disrup

this is on the 400 block of rhonda drive. one girl was injured and taken to cooper hospital. no word how she's doing tonight. so much water fell at once some basements in the area started to cave in. >> when the basements collapsed it broke gas lines. so we had hads to the gas company here to shut down the gas supply. of course we had electric problems we had the electric company come in and turn off the power. >> crews are still on the scene tonight making sure the homes are safe but the water has since receded. >>> things have definitely improved. here's chief meteorologist scott williams. they certainly have, iain, across our area right now we're drying out but yesterday we were watching all of that heavy rainfall in south jersey. sections of delaware. it was like a sponge just set up shop and we squeezed out a lot of moisture. some locations picked upwards of 9-inches of rainfall last night. take look at the past 24 hours. you can see really this line from millville all the way towards sections of ocean counsel too. anywhere from five to 9-inches of rainfall. north and we

what will that mean in terms of the way south africa deals with the are rhonda's presence of dissidents in its midst? >> a lot for south africa but i don't think south africa will take a stand-alone position in this regard. it will probably involve the only platform that can really impose sanctions in which it is currently dealing with the national problems. so i don't think south africa will have a stand-alone position in this one. >> okay. thank you. >>> al jazeera continues to demand the release of its three journalists jailed in egypt. they have all been in prison for 243 days now. they are wrongly accused of help, the outlawed muslim brotherhood. in june, mohamed fahmy and peter greste were given seven years. mohammed received an extra three years because he had a spent bullet on him which he picked up at a protest. >>> australia and malaysia have signed an agreement to strengthen cooperation in the search for missing malaysian airliner mh-317. the flight with 239 people veered off course on march the 8th. now, it's thought to have crashed in the indian ocean to the far west of the

created by our campus administrators, our president, some of the campus leaders, wesley bell and rhondailson have come together to come up with ideas to -- as best as possible. >> what's your feeling and thought about whether eric holder has brought moral authority to the case here, to the situation involving the officer and the death of mr. brown. is he bringing moral authority to the scene or not? do you feel it? >> can you say that again, please? >> does the attorney general's visit yesterday tell you as a person who cares, a young leader, that the government of the united states at least in the person of the attorney general, is bringing moral concern, moral concern to this case? >> yes, it does actually. his visit yesterday was very inspiring. the fact that he wanted to visit with our campus students was really uplifting for our community that he wants to come out and get our views of what we feel that should happen next. and just the fact he is concerned about us, he encouraged us to be great leaders on our campus, to stay involved and to make sure we keep our students uplifted, d

in missouri but also a number of other shootings and tell you i spoke with earlier this afternoon rhondathe mother of oscar grant very upset over what she's seen in missouri many of the things she saw and misery all like she saw those back in 2009 after her son was shot and killed an intaglio the last report that appeared as though this is still a non-violent rally one reason why we seen so many officers that are trying to keep a close eye on this to make sure there are no damage and to make sure there's no violence aiken tell you there are hundreds of officers and the streets of oakland and the protesters to of this location and jacqueline square talking at least 50 your 60 protesters latest about here as a get a new update to bring into on kron 4 news >> : at going growing imports of our jerboas invert grissom the missouri will call for justice this one in the south bay to the eighth silicon valley clergy and other community leaders gathered outside and in san jose church to show their support for the family of michael brown and people vs. them they were covered buttons read michael br

rhonda silverman. >> it's easy to criticize and judges but there are a lot of different reasons why somebody they pass it off to a professional but you also have parents who might be challenged by work/life balance and are working full time, they are a single parent, they're not able to be grounded at the house. >> because you have to immerse yourself to get this done. >> they're not able to be there so they need to pass it off to somebody else and you have some parents who are at their wits and out of ideas and so they don't lose their minds. >> just one problem with many that erupts over -- >> a missed opportunity for some parents. >> i do believe when we go through challenges with our children we bond with them and they're able to trust us and they know that we're the ones to go to when things get challenging not just when they're little but when they get bigger so important 0 lay the groundwork for homework difficulty, dating difficulty, whatever so that's really helpful. but we know that some parents just don't have the time and they need to pass it off to somebody else. >> fair point.

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. >> : let's start off with a live look, our camera those fog grew going rhonda's breezy out there and it's like raising rates and the cloud cover all in all were heading up overcast conditions. bring their right now about two dozen feet it is deeper compared to yesterday so with that said we are seeing a sense of cloud cover and just hit a drizzle on the coastline temperatures very mild. vallejo 5965 currently in hayward daily seared now 57 degrees. by the afternoon we will see mostly sunny skies temperatures still cooler than where we should be for this time of year as we head into tomorrow looks like really not much change in the forecast. cooler than normal purred conditions will persist and monday. one trend the '90s back in forecast talk about exactly when you'll expect the coming up in 15 minutes >> : and begin the sort without knowing the overnight shooting leaves one person injured this morning at happen about 11:00 last night at shoreline amphitheater after the popular was click the concert kron for mike is live from shoreline of the latest on that >> : morning they remain on

let me go to rhonda in tucson, arizona, republican caller. you are out. please go ahead. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i live in arizona are icing first and and issues caused by illegal immigration and it concerns me. i followed you on facebook and they say you cover them and issues facing our country, illegal border crossings, second and the rights, the economy, said at the i like your solution. i've also heard yet -- which is outlined as well. my question is your pollutant right now, would you consider running for president in 2016? >> guest: i, i get that all the time. it's not come it hasn't been publicized maybe like ben carson has. ben carson is a prime example. people want ben carson to run. i think basically simply because he is not a d.c. insider. although i disagree with ben carson he says the only thing to do is to give the legalization to illegals here. i think that's an indication, anybody who says let's legalize everybody is here i don't think understands job creation. right now job creation in this country is an epidemic. you know,

then they go to rhonda in tucson, arizona. a republican caller. please go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my call. mr. lynch, i live in arizona. i have seen firsthand the issues caused by a legal immigration. i have followed you on facebook and i see how you tackle the issues facing our country -- illegal border crossing, second amendment rights, etc., and i have like your solutions. i have also heard you have a social studies background. wouldstion for you is -- you consider running for president in 2016? yeah, go ahead. guest: i get that all the time. -- it has not been publicized like ben carson has. ben carson is a prime example. people want then carson to run i think simply because he is not a d.c. insider. although i disagree with ben carson, who says the only decent thing to do is to give legalization to all the illegals here. who says let's legalize illegals here does not understand job creation. right now job creation is an epidemic. i am dodging the question. [laughter] step up from a like for ben carson, i would consider it. i have such admiration for

i saw an interview on espn with rhonda rousy and i fell in love with her. >> one of the most -- i love. amazing fighter. incredible in this movie. its like the '80s and '90s classic action movies. cheesy one liners. great action scenes and they put together this insane cast. wesley snipes. sylvester stallone and arnold schwarzenegger trying to take down the baddest of the bad guys. mel gibson plays the bad guy in the film. it captures the '80s and '90s action movies that we love. it's pg-13. it's one of the most violent pg-13 movies i have ever seen in my life. don't take your kids to this movie. it's fun to watch. three out of five which is a matinee on my scale. >> you had a chance to sit down with some of the stars? >> i'll tweet out that interview on my twitter page. one of the most incredible interviews i had recently. i got to meet up with rg3 who is the redskins quarterback. i met him at a charity event and we were geeking out about movies. i said i can't throw a spiral. come to training camp and i'll show you. i went to redskins training camp this past monday and taught me how

rains inundated this neighborhood on rhonda drive.hree families had to be evacuated because of severe damage to their homes. one woman had to be rescued after a wall collapsed in her basement she suffered broken bones. three homes have had gas leaks but they've since been shut off. >>> we'll have another update in 25 minutes. get the latest news and weather on nbc10.com. send you back to the "today" show. see you in about a half hour. >>> 7:30 now on a wednesday morning. it's the 13th day of august 2014. that is the scene on long island just about an hour from here in new york city. heavy flooding leaving a lot of cars stranded on the southern state parkway. >> that is topping our headlines this morning. >>> also, a number of drivers stranded in raleigh, north carolina, as well as two motels there having to be evacuated because of the flooding. >> dylan will have more in her forecast. >>> also legendary actress lauren bacall has died. she starred alongside her husband humphrey bogart in several movies. she won two tonys and an honorar