. >> hi, this is michael roach. >> reporter: but these two followers of roach, a married couple seenappier days promoting their yoga book -- >> so, this is yen. >> reporter: they did not find enlightenment out in the desert. instead, as they and 39 other people hugged their families good-bye on this saturday morning in december 2010, and entered into a three-year silent meditation retreat, as seen in this video on the retreat website, what ian thorson and christie mcnally actually encountered was something entirely unexpected. a mysterious decent into the darkness that would change their lives forever. what was it like for you to watch your son get sucked up into this world? >> it was frightening. >> reporter: this story starts more than a decade ago, when ian, then a recent graduate of stanford, found his way into the orbit of the charismatic michael roach, a princeton graduate who had made millions in the diamond business and become a buddhist monk. right away, ian's mother and sister say they were suspicious. >> he always just seemed a little creepy to me. >> reporter: so, your fi

freddie roach and peter berg have teamed up for a series on hbo called "on freddie roach." that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with jonathan demme on his new project on rock icon the young. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> be more. pbs.

roach is up and strike two!lanet as deeply versed in the intricacies of boxing as freddie roach. baseball is a bit less familiar. this morning in the wild card parking lot, the trainer has drafted a young friend to help him prepare for a new kind of honor, throwing out the first pitch at tonight's dodger's game. >> this is like one of the biggest things -- this is a big event for me. i'm going to be able to throw out the first pitch in front of a lot of people and stuff like this. they're going to be like who is this guy? i've never been on like a major league mound before. it going to be a little nervous but it going to be a little bit of fun. i'll have a big smile on my face if i throw a strike. >> good catching. >> thanks. >> see new a little while. >> it's been 17 years since roach first opened the doors of the wild card. as he approaches his 26th fight working the corner of his prized pupil, the trainer never for gets the impact manny pacquiao has had on his life. >> you know, i built this gym thinking you

tonight a conversation with trainer freddie roach. he is the subject of a new series on hbo called "on freddie roach." he now suffers from parkinson's but continues to train some of the biggest names including manny pacquiao. we're glad you have joined us. freddie roach and peter berg coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: freddie roach has been a force in boxing for many years now. he has served as a trainer for many champions including manny pacquiao. he has teamed up for a new series called "on freddie roach ." here are some scenes. >> boxing was part of life. somewhere along the way, eddie started to like the sport. >> i was 27 years old and found something i was better at than boxing. when that day came, everything changed. i do not think about parkinson

roaches and mice are only a few of the issues that they are facing. social services are not being allowed to do their job. they are neglected to the point of hospitalization. handrails and rams need to be addressed. seniors and disabled have lost funding and medical benefits. fas someone who will be becoming a senior himself, the lack of funding scares me. medical students could be part of the community outreach, and community social workers could come out to help explain this with the financial benefits as well as medicare. this could help people find cheaper medicine, and affordable food. thank you, and have a good afternoon. >> i am the tent organizer -- and i also go to the mission collaborative. i live in the mission hotel. hoi could give you some horror stories about this. i think that we should basically have movie nights for them, and we have our meeting, this week's them up. we have these pet shelters and an animal shelter so they can bring this in and the seniors can play with them, so we can -- they can learn how to raise them. and this is

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restaurant refrigerators that don't work and roaches that went die. >> two of the food dangers exposedtonight's restaurant report. >> reporter: we found emergency health closures at restaurants in the district, virginia, and in maryland where after last week's storms officials say they shut down restaurants for continuing to operate even though there wasn't any power to keep refrigerators on, exposing your food to unsafe temperatures. at maryland seafood and crab in brentwood, inspectors ordered the restaurant closed until it could show receipts proving it had purchased new, safe properly refrigerated food. prince george's county officials say they also shut down golden house chinese in hyattsville after the storm and china express in brentwood, both for operating with no electricity and fad at unsafe temperatures. here in annandale a complaint by inspectors at this wendy's where they food sewage bubbling vought a great. officials say sewage can cause so many illnesses that restaurants are required to shut down and fix the problem themselves. in this case, the health department ordered

ette like the roach in your super.s like sorry, but i did eat around the roach. >> have you heard? they get into the room and the girl, the 9-year-old is the short stop on the championship team so they're there to do this family event. it's a great event. yeah, she gets in and gets stabbed one time and breaks her skin. >> shepard: she says. we don't know. >> okay, she doesn't ask for an ambulance or to be sent to the hospital. she's not saying -- >> shepard: doesn't ask for a new room. >> that's where the two stories differ. >> shepard: okay. >> that's where they differ. the mom is on tape with another media outlet saying they asked for another room and were denied the new room and the hotel said they never asked. they plays the next day and all the mom is saying is the doctor says she has to do for blood tests to make sure she doesn't have aides or hepatitis c. >> caked blood doesn't have h.i.v. >> doctors want the blood test. >> but give me a break. if you're -- maybe there's a whole issue now. they're adamant, the h

. >> from bethesda to dupont circle, we found rats, mice and roaches. here is the report. >> reporter: tonight we have violations in the district and montgomery, prince george's and fairfax county. you'll see some where you would least expect to find them. just off dupont circle, the white table clothes at the downtown city lights of china are now upstage by the scarlet letter. this letter citing saying it may endanger health. problems health inspectors found inside fill up three pages of the report. it cites a strong odor of rodents and mice and roaches in the food prep area and unclean conditions including floors with food particles, utensils and standing water. >> it's disgusting. not good. >> i know it's sad. and so i guess it ought to be shut until they clean it up. >> reporter: they did clean and it passed reinspection, as did shake shack just down the street. inspectors say they closed shake shack for operating without running water. in fairfax, they shut down tippi's taco house saying the person in charge wasn't certified in food safety. in tako

landscape from the midwest to the mid atlantic overnight has a name, it is called deval patrick de recho roach and it did a lot of damage, at least 13 people are reportedly killed, nearly 4 million people are still without power. and record heat still grips a wide area. johnson in washington tonight has more. >> the overnight storms were sudden and violent. >> bat ferring the dc metro area with lightning, driving rain and wind gusts above 75 miles per hour. terrible. i am still very sad. >> in silver spring, maryland, i willly goldsmith withhold up to learn her friend across the street, died when a tree came crashing through her bedroom. >> horrible. >> the extreme conditions impacted millions in nine states from the northeast to the midwest. >> monster storms in ohio tossed trampolines into trees, power lines on to streets, leaving people trapped in their cars. >> parts of this 200-year-old church in somer ton were ripped to shreds. >> took the roof off the church, damaged a couple of houses. >> the damage so severe, ohio, virginia, west virginia and washington, d.c. declared states of emerge

. >> but first from rats to roaches, the restaurants 9 wants you to know about next. >>> on the menuonight some restaurants you may want to cross off your list. our kitchen at the station is pretty spic and span but we found some that are a little unsavory with mice, rats, roaches, investigative reporter russ ptacek with this week's report. >> tonight we've got violations in the district and montgomery, fairfax and prince george's counties. you'll see some where you'd least expect. just off dupont circle on connecticut avenue northwest the white tablecloths at the downstairs city lights of china are now upstaged by the food world's scarlet letter. this closure notification cited unsanitary conditions that may endanger public health. inside city lights of china the walls are plastered with glowing tributes from washingtonian magazine. the problems health inspectors found inside fill up three pages of this report. inside a strong odor of rodents and signs of mice and roaches throughout the food prep area and unclean conditions including floors with dirt, grease, rodent droppings, food

stephen roach is preeminent.out my jokes because you'll ruin them. >> we're all making economist jokes about you, joe. >> come down a little bit. we were up near 1% earlier. europe has been trading higher. >> we thought they were going to be keeping it at 1%. >> and dragi doesn't start talking still 8:30. >>> this is the top story. the ecb leaving the key interest rate steady at 1%, but we have seen a little bit of a pullback in futures since that point. as joe mentioned, we're awaiting draghi's comments. economists say he could signal a readiness to cut interest rates as early as next month given that spain's banking troubles. more importantly, he could say something about trying to shore up spain's banks or find a way to bring all of these banks closer together. that's what stephen roach has been talking about. we'll be monitoring that news conference. and we will bring you any developments as they happen. >>> in political news this morning, wisconsin governor scott walker surviving a bitterly fought recall eff

. >>> what would you do if someone walking next to you decided to roach over and hold your hand. not everyone is welcoming this idea. andrew tried to try it out on campus at utah valley state. there's one where he opens the door for people who are far away. okay. i think people will feel he's a little bit strange. >>> coming up, hundreds of folks gathered in clifton park to take in all the sights and sounds. we'll tell you why navy sales were in the -- seals were in the air. >>> plus, is your personal relationship affecting your job? what new research says about the effect your spouse could be having on your career. >>> downtown, the baltimore sailabration is in full swing. thousands of people lined the waterway to see the show, including a 21 gun salute. there were a slew of tall ships. they're visiting as part of the star spanninged celebration. it includes the writing of the star spaingled ban -- spangled banner. many of the ships will be open for tours. >>> hex was remade in clifton park as pos ton's celebration -- baltimore's celebration began. >> reporter: the historic clif

. >>> roaches and mice don't respect the fact that your house is yours and they are not invited.looking at is a tortoise, this thing laying its eggs in a whole in his front yard. what i love about carl who lives in raleigh, north carolina said he should have gotten out the tripod. it is crazy that we have seen at least three so far. >> she has good aim. >> tucking it down with her right foot. lays one and tucks it down. >> time for the great cover up and put the dirt back. i'm borrowing a patch of your lawn. just leave miuatiy uatioeggs al >> and then she walks away. this is so cute you just want to really hug this tortoise. >> i have never seen a tortoise lay its eggs. he sent me a picture of his front yard so we can get an idea of where it is. he marked the spot with the orange square. >> have they hatched yet? >> they expect a 70 day incubation so at the end of august says he will try to videotape it. >>> we glad you spent time with us. we'll see you next time.

there were roaches bigger than anything i have seen, with a green liquid from the corner of the room. i told a social worker i was having a press conference the next day. just because somebody is poor, or has this ability to is not mean that he/she should have to live in these kinds of conditions. the kinds of conditions we think only exist in other countries. but they exist here and this is a great shame on all of us. [applause] >> i will call a few more names. dominic johnson, deborah benedict, henry j.w., ursula mcguire, and jay sahn. >> i am gilbert, i am had disabled veteran. i was homeless for 12 years, and since then i have been in five or six different hotels. the problem is that all of these people are unaccountable. we have the city inspector come by. there was one window that was accessible, and there was construction going on and there was an inch of dirt -- and i had to keep this closed. i was suffocating and burning up. the city inspector said that there was nothing to do. this is something he did not want to deal with. by building had the fire doors off of it for three

. >> you don't want to go with roach. >> no, definitely. not. david asbin continues with forbes on fox. >> heart attack. thos what your medical bills may give you now that the health care man date lives that. is the forbes verdict. but is it the right verdict. i am david asbin and let's go in focus with elizabeth mcdonald morgan and rick and mike, mike, will costs go up. >> insurance premiums will sky rocket. johnathon grumer and a big advocate of the obama care and pushes of the plan pointing to has gone from saying insurance premiums would go to 30 percent two years and states like minnesota and colorado and wisconsin, they are 19 percent more had obama care not been law. >> rick, it is not for everybody. he said that 59 percent of the public would spend 31 percent in premiums. ine people who supported people in obama care say that premiums would go up. >> i hate to shoot it down. i tell you where you got that information. you got it from an e-mail sent to the daily collar and reprinted by our colleague at forbes if you read the washington pos

pests are roaches, maybe a squirrel. >> police and county officials showed up first and took some shotsthe boar. thought they hit it, but they didn't. then george came in, cornered it with some of his pit bulls in the thicket. was able to tranquilize the boar. got into the back of the truck, still fighting a bit. if you're an animal lover. don't worry, george has got a game farm where this huge boar will lve out his bleeding hear for all of these an ma'imals. are you sad they tried to shoot him with a tranquilize jer the dogs made him scared? >> no. i was bummed when i saw this. i thought they going to shoot him and slot ter knop. he's going to live. >> a lot of bacon. >> that would have been a lot of boar's head. [ laughter ] >>> so good, all ridiculous on a rampage for a blizzard. >> oh, man. >> whoa. >> what? >> he's breaking in. >> now hear how dairy queen -- >> took something negative, something unfortunate that happened and turned it into something positive. people really do create blizzards. >> and then a little kayaking in the countdown with some dolphins. >> those are dolphins.

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roaches from coming over the wire protecting the country and the kind of guy who doesn't mindedness pay and sturdy so i come out here you know we're all immigrants as well that we all share some sorrow. over. the speed. limits. a little bit. of buddhist monks education takes place just at the university but in everyday life too several students. and. required that one lives together with them. knows how his friends live in the city he looks at their cars apartments and new t.v. sets as if they were nothing but pieces of metal yet out of courtesy he joins the conversations about horse power or the resolution of screens and pixels. what is the goal in life. well you have to study find a job settle down. and then no one tells you what to do next. for a broad minded person like me such tasks seem to be too small. it could be that man was created just for that i could ban have come into this world just for the sake of material possessions she must know my goal why not because i think differently. if. students really have to leave to go to the city it's only when teachers instruct them to do

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. >> inspectors didn't laugh when they found dead roaches in light fixtures, uncleaned containers, heavily cutting boards and no hot water. the door is locked and no one is answering the telephone number that they have on the window. neighbors here say this restaurant has a reputation for not being tidy. inside, dishes are stacked. in back, you'll see clutter, pipes draped on a door, pans, cooking equipment exposed to the element and no explanation as to why this back door is marked danger. neighbors in this northwest neighborhood say they have complained multiple times, but the district's web page didn't document ever responding. only after we inquired did they update this inspection that led to this closure. a closing of a very different kind at this fairfax county restaurant making pizza without a license shut down z pizza because inspectors found it operating without the proper permit. the pizza shop is now back to making dough. when asked the health department spokesperson why previous inspections weren't on the website and several other critical inspections involving closures didn't

join me next time for a conversation with freddie roach. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart ands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pb

. >> you don't want to go with roach. >> no, definitely. not.bin continues with forbes on fox. >> heart attack. thos what your medical bills may give you now that the health care man date lives that. is the forbes verdict. but is it the right verdict. i am david asbin and let's go in focus with elizabeth mcdonald morgan and rick and mike, mike, will costs go up. >> insurance premiums will sky rocket. johnathon grumer and a big advocate of the obama care and pushes of the plan pointing to has gone from saying insurance premiums would go to 30 percent two years and states like minnesota and colorado and wisconsin, they are 19 percent more had obama care not been law. >> rick, it is not for everybody. he said that 59 percent of the public would spend 31 percent in premiums. ine people who supported

. >> far cry from the roach coach in years past. >> five-star dining on four wheels. >>> 4:41. still ahead, the trial of jerry sandusky running ahead of trial on day two of jury selection. what's next for the former penn state coach? >>> top financial regulators in the hot seat in washington today. they are answering questions about jpmorgan's $2 billion loss. a live report coming up from washington next. >> a peace offering for angry facebook investors. what nasdaq officials could announce today. >> keep it there for your news and traffic. check us out. search nbc bay area on facebook. >>> welcome back everybody. live look outside. kind of a lonely golden gate bridge there in san francisco. celebration, good vibration flowing from the birthday party a couple of weekends ago. 75 and looking good. christina loren will tell you about traffic. she will tell you about weather, too. >> another twist in the ill-fated facebook ipo. nasdaq may offer discounted trading to those who lost money in the debut. telling brokers it plans to announce a strategy to compensate investors who were

give families tools to get back at those triggers, vacuum cleaners and filters, mattress covers and roach traps. >> got rid of all the teddy bears, books are in the closet because they build up dust. >> since the program started in 2005 they have seen an 85% drop in hospital stays. we are working for you tonight. the signs to look out for if you expect your child asthma. check for noisy breathing, some children loose interest in favorite past times, when the babies -- look out for difficulty sucking cry that are extra soft. if your child has any of these symptoms you need to call your doctor right away. >> barbara doesn't have her olympic speed anymore, can't run the 40 in four flat. takes her four days now. the i'ves in the back of her head. now they are shut tight. barbara can still deliver a message that we should take care of our elders. >> barbara is getting a visitor today. she is going up to her apartment to make sure she is safe and sound. >> with me, i know they are very safe. >> you can call them al, he may turn and take barbara groceries. >> hello. it's al. >> reporter: he is t

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germany and also about the first moves in the foreign policy of the newly elected russian president mr roach you just mentioned the first steps and the reaction in germany to the first steps of mr putin after his visit to berlin he came back to moscow and he met with the europeans in st petersburg rather where he was insisting that europe should abolish these us for russians and in moscow it was seen as the main international go for this. for this term of put enough of us do you believe this will happen. her colleagues should look into the archives and then they will detect that putin made the proposal of abolished visa spec in two thousand to ten years ago so it has been it he said gender of his first term and of his second term and was. presidency which also was devoted to abolishing of visas between the european union and russia but we know that there are problems. many technical problems in this regard. which some have to be solved i think it's a nonsense and i said it of many occasions before that representatives of the latin american countries of course the united states canadians isra

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as you said, democratic state senator jim roach and is saying that safety down here is now a legitimate concern. >> i looked across the street and there was a mob forming. people were running around crazy. i grabbed my daughter's arm and ran into the gallery at and found out there had been a nice thing. >> he is crossing party lines to join republican delegate pat macdonald to raise a red flag concerning safety in downtown baltimore after a number of attacks by groups of young people from downright b downs to flash mobs at a convenience store. -- b-downs to flash mobs at a convenience store. >> street crime and the mob actions and the islands are black people, black kids, and that is it. >> you may not like the messenger and you may not like his language, and i do not like his language, but do not take away is a valid idea. baltimore county is a driving economic force behind the success of baltimore city. >> the center also agrees with delegate mcdonough that the police should be brought in to help with security. >> having the police come in and be a supplement to the city police force