for an accountant there has to be more accountants but three years ago that was what started hack the hood and starred the concept about incurring the community of color between 6 and 21 to build a website to empower the community by helping small businesses get online so our program uses a website builder as a platform our youth backgrounds are those local those are high quality website that are optimized as many of you know your small businesses as of may first the school changed e changed their website it is not mobile optimized you'll drop into the search engine it is critical for small businesses to get mobile optimized website to in addition for the website that don't have a website we've been focusing our efforts on businesses that have an outdated website that is not optimized. >> so a little bit more of our program and the impacts you know as of today we've i've worked with 90 youth 907 percent completed the program we've build hundred and 50 website all our youth are in school or studying programming and 40 percent are working with folks in expireship for youth we're exist for 20

it's comical in a way to see the guy up on the hood of his own car. >> he's out of the car, riding the wasn't for the whole pursuit, you probably would have to laugh at the situation. >>> coming up -- an officer and a suspect and an oncoming train. when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries" continues. hat lot and y you are surrounded, like a guppy in a shark tank. it just feels like, car salesmen want to sell whatever car is best for them, not best for me. there's gotta be a better way. ♪ as long as people drive cars carmax will be the best way to buy them. ♪ i'm a loving husband and a real good dad ♪ ♪ but weeds just make me rattlesnake mad ♪ ♪ well roundup has a sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ i'm sendin' them weeds to the great beyond ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] ♪ ♪ no need to pump, just point and shoot ♪ ♪ hit 'em in the leaves, and it kills to the root ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] [ male announcer ] roundup... [ whip cracks ] with a one-touch wand. [ male announcer ] roundup... [ whip

not to separate the hood from anything else, because the hood commercial now, whatever, right?, i never thought that i would experience in my life. since i came into contact with shakespeare, i see a lot of those parallels that correlate with urban life. >> essentially macbeth and the rest of the characters are committing either immoral, unethical or criminal acts. we would say criminal acts. that's what we're in here for, committing criminal acts. it's made me more introspective. >> man, a sky has the residues of sunlight, but faded away like butter on cornbread. it should be approaching in a moment. >> macbeth is getting rid of them, that's how he keeps his hands clean. he's going to have the lower ranking ones do the job for him so he don't have to. >> just days before our shoot, in mate iris white had completed a 3 1/2 year shu term, and had been transferred to general population. he was allowed to return to the shu to finish his work on the script. now he gets to join this group of general population inmates, who will bring the script to life. >> it was really funny, becau

the dog is standing on the hood of the car. people in the car don't seem fazed by it. >> you see all kinds of crazy stuff on the roads but i've never seen that. >> i know seems so dangerous. >> the dog has enough trouble standing up in the back of the car. as soon as you press the brake or turn fido goes flying. >> maybe it's not even their dog. maybe he hopped on at the last stop. he's like hey, i need to get up the road. i'm going to hop in. nevermind i'll hop right here. >>> every once in a while out doing water sports n this case whitewater rafting sometimes you can adjust it from your raft. the people have already been suggested but now the raft is suck into the vortex not going anywhere. to bump itout. >> no just tie it to my vest and i'll walk in the water and grab the raft. what could go wrong? >> how are you going to get close enough? >> he's going to walk over slowly and you see they've got backup. this guy with the blue helmet is holding onto the vest of the guy holding the rope. >> they got it. >> he walks over. he

underwater water up to the hood of that car. chief meteorologist ginger zee with the storm hitting tonight. >> been lightning and raining for hours and hours now. >> reporter: hours of heavy rain. flooding streets, forcing water rescues just west of des moines. parts of iowa getting more than seven inches overnight. those ominous thunderstorms blasting through with winds gusting to 80 miles per hour. in colorado, a waterfall of hail and flash flooding. >> he is done. he is done. >> he needs to call rescue. >> oh my god. >> reporter: all that rain filling city streets in denver. and just east in aurora -- >> coming through here it looked like a tornado went right down the street or something. >> reporter: it did. an ef-1 tornado, winds up to 90 miles per hour. with all that severe weather, dangerous lightning. 11 people struck in the past 24 hours in colorado alone. meanwhile, in the west 42 large wildfires burning in six states. five just in california. the largest, the lake fire in the san bernardino national forest, growing ove

i asked him to put his satchel thing, little day planner on the hood of the car, because i wanted to pat him down for weapons. >> mecham already inspected the inside of the satchel when he showed him the i.d. >> i looked down inside it. what i saw is i didn't think anything could hurt me. i never realized there was another pocket on the bottom of the planner and i never saw him turn the planner over and unzip it. >> lay the satchel right there. >> when mecham asks him to put the satchel down, it sets smith off. >> well, you might have a warrant. when he started backing up, i immediately knew then that that's a telltale sign of when someone is noncompliant that they're the guy you're looking for. >> corporal mecham pleads with him to stop. >> don't do this. don't do this. i really thought he was going to run, and then a foot chase would ensue and possibly him be tasered, different things like that. and that's what i meant when i said let's don't do this. don't do this, mr. smith. i certainly had no idea he was about to pull a gun. >> without warning, smith reaches into his satchel and

he tried to get on the hood too.ly he lost interest and wandered away while the tourists were left with -- hopefully a change of pants in the trunk. and they got away with minor damage to the vehicle. >>> a washington state family is lucky after a huge chunk of ice hit their home. it was a 21-inch chunk of ice that came crashing from the roof. they believe it fell from the wing of an airplane. >>> and caught in a snap -- we'll take a look at the aurora borealis in minimini. they are not normally this visible. it takes a solar flare to make them happen and we had a significant one producing this stunning show. >>> he's what's trending. >> in case you missed it. here's a look at the top talkers on facebook. you might want to think twice before throwing on a pair of skinny jeans. an australian woman was unable to walk for four days because the jeans were too tight. >>> ever regret sending an e- mail? gmail will now give you 30 seconds to take back e-mails. >>> whole foods or a whole paycheck. after whole foods is accuse

. >> my contact organization or e-mail at heinecke resident at hack the hood and go our our website hack the hood.org and there's a contact form you can complete but it is really target for low income youth of color on the business side we're looking for low income businesses that can't afford to pay a web developer $10,000. >> thank you. >> awesome commissioners questions or comments. >> okay. thank you so much opening it up for public comment now any public comment on this item? like to comment, of course. >> hello henry what a would have program i'm so proud and happy you're doing this one thing this is good the website is we're also trying to find someone to help use it is really hard to them someone to work on it a fabulous program i applaud you. >> your organization in particular can help to get the word out you have a lot of merchant that may or may not have a website and sometimes it didn't have to be a big deal only saying when you're open and were you are and who to contact and open up an e-mail i know that some of my mrirldz local splirlz don't have e-mail especially it is cra

not all about what you are doing in the hood or growing up around. you see. so, there is a whole different terrain, you can widen up to. all up to you to choose the path. that's what the whole song was about. >> some of the chosen paths of the 3500 men and women have led to heartache. others have sought more productive paths inside the jail. >> give us this day our daily bread. forgive us our trespasses. sean phillips weighed 437 pound and says he was slowly killing himself with food. after medical staff put him on a diet and exercise program, he says he lost 175 pounds. but phillips still carries a heavy weight. he is awaiting trial for murder. he is accused of seeking vigilante justice against a man he believes sexually assaulted a close relative, a young girl. phillips admit he and three accomplices drove the man to a remote wilderness area and began beating him. >> i'm not going to mince words. i beat the crap out of the guy. we beat him up in the field. i said don't come back ever again. >> phillips says one of the accomplices took it upon himse

i came from the hood. it was, again, the heroin capital of queens.le neighborhood was destroyed. i was very lucky. i escaped. my friends are dead and in jail. nicole: you're much less likely to end up in prison if you have a pre-school education. russell: early education will make all the difference in the world. so much cheaper than putting people in prison, making them productive members of society. and just this little lobby, this small amount of money corrupts our system in such a way that these people end up in their prison cell versus in our higher institutions of learning. lillian: all the questions we are still asking, but we know a lot more answers today. jeffrey: we collect 1% of national income. we're talking about $150 billion that can be mobilized to invest in children's education, pre-school, a safer natural environment, new energy systems, and the like. and when we talk about the fact that we could cut two percentage points of national income from wasteful military spending, that's $300 billion a year that we can gain for real investme

look under the hood. wipe away the dust and she is ready for her shift driving a taxi. anything but typical for a woman in afghanistan. >> translator: i feel happy behind the steering wheel. how can i say it? i'm proud. and i share this with other women. i want to give them more courage. >> translator: this driver is like a sister to us. it's better to drive with her than a strange man. >> reporter: sarah brought her first taxi two years ago after her brother-in-law was killed. she was determined to support 15 people in her family. >> translator: many male taxi drivers tease women or girls. so other women encouraged me to become a driver. >> reporter: it's a hard to imagine 30 years ago there were women driving public buses, now it's rare to see a woman behind the wheel of a car, let alone a taxi. in this dusty field on the outskirts of town she is giving driving lessons. at least 20 women have told her they want to learn. >> translator: my message to the brothers who won't allow women to drive is they should allow us. how long do women have to sit at home in dark house

some in the hood not here, some dead, some in jail. >> students like joey could fall through cracks. when joey began to stumble, camelot was there to catch him. >> we clap it up for, i need you guys to sit up, i need you guys ounderstand that education in the classroom is sacred. i want to take this time out to say that one, i am proud of all of you. why? because giving up was not an option. >> the accelerated program gives at-risk students who fall faltered in the classroom an opportunity to have a second chance. >> the true example is when i pull up for work and the student's waiting, and the student's waiting because they don't have heat at home. the student's waiting because this is their first meal that they're going to receive. the student that was bright eyed and bushy tailed and then had a frown. once i pulled the student aside, well ma'am, my cousin got shot last night. >> sadika lucas whose own cousin was killed. takes students through craid many cradle tograve program each year. greek philosopher aristotle once wrote that poverty is the parent of crime. in philadelphia, a

i'm from the hood and i made it out. i'm successful. see me touch me hear from me, maybe i can inspire them to do the same thing about. >> with the recent uprisings in ferguson, new york, baltimore it drove freeway. >> what message is that sending? >> these are our people being treated unjust. it's not right. somebody has to do something somebody has to stand back. >> take back baltimore. take back baltimore. >> people before us fought for it, we're fighting and i'm pretty sure after we're gone there's still people to come after us to fight for it. we have to keep fighting for it. >> he marched for the family of freddy gray. >> you have to be able to zeal with a lot of things, you know? you can't lecture -- you might wake up and have a bad day. you can't let that affect your job. you have to deal with people and treat people justly. >> on the flip side some like fox news's geraldo rivera says, hip hop music damages the people. >> because you and your lyrics, what are you saying to those critics? >> what are they doing? at least i'm tryin

another photo shows roof straddling the hood of his hyundai and his decorative plate celebrating the confederacy. friends say he often slept in a vehicle, he was last known to live in his mother's home in south carolina. >> he lived there off and on for the last three or four years. >> reporter: roof was arrested in february at a mall in columbia, south carolina charged with felony drug possession. he was wearing all black and suspicious employees called police. they the mall banned him from the premises but he was arrested for trespassing there in april. after a 14-hour manhunt he was captured thursday about 250 miles north of the murder scene in shelby north carolina. >> i looked over and said why did that car look familiar to me? it had a south carolina license plate. debbie had a hnch and tailed the suspect for 35 miles. >> i don't know what i was thinking. you have to do this. this is what you need to do. >> reporter: roof told authorities his middle name is storm. in fact it's not. it's a name often adopted by white sprem suftupremacistsupremacists. >> adriana diaz thank you. >

the hood and being around the hype, the violence.t who you are. if that is what you like that is what you like. just know there is a consequence for that lifestyle. >> i can read through all the lines. i know when they are not telling the truth or i know what they could do to get out because i got out. >> you with the big boys now. >> they are hopeful that their participation in the jail's youth tier program will help them avoid further trouble. >> i came in here as a mistake. this is a mistake to me. other than that i was doing good. >> something to learn from. you learn from your mistakes. >> yeah. >> you ready? >> officer yip is not part of the youth tier program he has come to see potential in barry stevens charged with second degree robbery pled not guilty and awaiting trial. >> uno. >> what inspired you today? >> he's got potential in him. he has talent. smart. so i took it upon myself to say let's play a game. >> you think you will see this young man again after he leaves here? >> always better on the outside but i prefer not

when you talk about being in the hood and my homeys, you are still talking as though you enjoy being in the hood and you enjoy being around the hype, the violence. >> the thrill of it. >> like i said, there is nothing wrong about being real about who you are. if that is what you like that is what you like. just know there is a consequence for that lifestyle. when they tell me something, i can kind of read through all the lines. i know when they are not telling the truth or i know what they could do to get out because i got out. >> you with the big boys now. >> i'm going to get home. >> adalino santiago and deshawn barry stevens are hopeful that their participation in the jail's youth tier program will help them avoid further trouble. >> i came in here as a mistake. this is a mistake to me. other than that i was doing good. >> something to learn from. you learn from your mistakes. >> yeah. you got to learn from your mistakes. >> you ready? >> you ready? you ready? >> officer yipp of the sheriff's emergency response team is not part of the youth tier program, he has come to see potenti

licensed hunters went into the hoods to gather dozens of reptiles. the snakes were measured and marked, then returned. the event features food and entertainment and draws thousands of visitors. >> all right. it is that time of year again. >> yes, since yesterday, summer is here and the city's pools are opening their doors to the public. officials say during the next two weeks pools will open daily until all 70 are open. this map showing the locations that are opening today from fox chase to francisville and several locations in between. nbc 10 was there friday when city leaders marked the opening of the first pool. the summer of 2015 season at mander rec center in strawberry mansion. for a complete schedule of pool openings head over to nbc10.com. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> ten minutes before 5:00. we're just 42 minutes away from seeing the first sunshine in the morning of summer. it's the first full day of summer. lots of sunshine. skies are clear in reading 72 degrees. 77 at philadelphia international.

. >>> the hood of the honda was up windows had shattered shards of glass were on the street.and the fire department were on the scene. another fire was reported six minutes after that one about a block away on woodland and after the flames were put out investigators were combing the car for evidence. not far from there over at garden and highland in camden, word of a third fire came in. you could see ash, you could see scorch marks, pieces of the car still sat in the street after it was towed. there's no word if authorities believe these cars were targeted or random but these fires all occurred inside of an hour. again, they were all within blocks of each other and police want to hear from you if you have any tips. we are live in pennsauken, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that. >>> and new this morning an out of control driver smashed into a pole and then took off. it happened on the 5700 block of harbison avenue in philadelphia's frankford section at 2:30 this morning. that crash brought down wires. police caught up with the driver and a

valvoline. 140 years under the hood. ♪ ♪ so colorful. so smooth. so free-flowing. joy. now try our new inkjoy 2-in-1 stylus pen. >> larry: welcome back. i'm here with the panel joining us again comedian bonnie mcfarlane. y the costar of the car michael show premiering on nbc august 5th, comedian actor legend david alan grier. and mid summer night dream tour starts tomorrow at the shine in chicago, rapper activist talib kweli. [applause] we've been talking about the confederate flag all week, right. confederate flag, you know what i'm trying to say. well that would be a whole different story right, right. now some people are saying that taking it down, taking it down is a slippery slope. what's next the american flag? >>"o look, if i'm the only one going to agree with rush on this. look, what's next. if we get rid of the confederate flag then we're going to stop taping manifest destiny. will we elect a black president. there will be a black man hosting a late night talk show. >> is there. >> how is -- >> rush limbaugh said that. >> no, he didn't say that. >> he said

army on the hood. you know about that trrkz. there's an element of playing with people's emotions, and the devotion. it's the men and women of the military, that is distastefulful. >> what, if anything should the congress do about this. should we audit the department of defense. what if anything should be done? >> i hope they are doing that. i hope they get sidled into waste, fraud to abuse. and that this programme will be cut out. >> you say it essentially should not be - sports, propaganda will use sporting events to sell beer, bev ridges and cars. given the military is recruiting, what is wrong with the military saying look, we'll reach a lot of tarts that we want to tart at the end, so just as coca-cola, budweiser may spend money, we people that they will as well. >> i think they realise there's something difference. we don't realise that the paper came out. if they want to advertise on nfl games, want to pay for a super bowl spot. i have no problem with that. i have no problem with an n.a.s.c.a.r. i do have a problem that th

it's a not like hitting a car where you might go over the hood and burn off some of your energy and speed. this it was just flat front, solid stop of an impact. >> some jobs are tougher to do than others. emotionally, physically. high court enforcement officers in the uk are tasked with carrying out the judge's final orders. in this video from itvs the enforcers documentary series they're trying to evict a guy that's been squatting in a pub for two months. >> squatting in a pub? >> yeah. they're hoping that they don't need the backup of the police officers that are with him. but you can see the man is clearly agitated. this isn't going to be easy. >> you come in here -- >> after a very lengthy court process. everything that could be po done to get this guy out peacefully has failed. thts last-ditch effort. [ bleep ] >> we're coming up. >> oh, wow! i feel so terrible for this guy. there's obviously a reason he is in this situation. >> it's a tough situation for everybody involved. >> we need to talk about it. >> no! no! keep away from me! >> he's so scared. >> officers have no choice but t

looking under the hood at am major taxes that make up the general fund budget and of course we have a lot of different sourceoffs fundsing that make up the general fund but these come as a result of economic activity in san francisco. these are growth rates assume said in the proposed budget versus those projected in the coming year. you see for the mast vast majority we project in the 2 years tax revenue growth that exceeds inflation. there are a couple extenshzs yacan highlite. a continuation but a slow down somewhat from the really extraordinary tax receive new growth we have seen in the last couple years. 7.8 percent growth in hotel tax in the budget year over appreciately 5 percent growth in sales tax, well above inflation projected in the budget year and lesser but still significant growth in business tax and property tax projected in the budge 89. the extension to that are utility user taxes where we have seen changes. in the budget we project a small decline in utility taxes this is because of a weakness in natural tax. the tax is on the cost of the good to residence and predo

out to watch a game here's a picture of his car with a distinctive racing stripe on the side and the hood don is usually of on wednesdays, but did not show up for work at thursday >>:all of his supervisors and managers are surprised as well and his friends are as well because they don't know where he is that. we are very very worried about him >> alecia :we have also tried to call him by his phone has been disconnected he lives in sunnyvale and works here in mountain bell--mountain view. police are checking the last time he, access to his bank he report in life--reporting live >> pam :san francisco's 'vision zero coaltion' aims to eliminate all pedestrian and bicycle deaths by the year 20-24. tonight. the group held a memorial to mark the one-year- anniversary of a man who was hit and killed by a drunk driver. kron 4's jeff bush was at the memorial. and spoke with organizers about their plans on improving road safety. jeff? >> jeff :it's been one year since wilbert williams was hit and killed by a driver who lost control on the off ramp. dozens gathered to remember the man and others kill

people see me, i'm from the hood. i'm successful. if they see me, talk to me, and i'm there in their face, maybe i can inspire them to do the same thing >>> with the recent uprising in baltimore, new york, ferguson, freeway felt compelled to get removed on the ground. >> when we look at baltimore, ferguson, what impact or message is it sending. these are people treated. it's not right. somebody has to do something. someone has to stand up. >> take back. >> baltimore. >> we can't be hopeless. people before us fought for it. we are fighting, and i am sure after we are gone, people will come after us that will be fighting for it, you know. we have to keep pushing. >> he visited with the family of freddie gray, and marched in washington with danny glover. >> it makes me sick to my stomach. a person that is a police officer needs to be a special person, you have to deal with a lot of things, like you can't let your - you might wake up, have a bad dad or let that affect your job, you have to let it treat people properly. >> hip hop has done

they want to try on the hood identity until the police show up. then, all of the sudden, they throw in their stand around english, they take on a different identity and they want to lead that reality. >> i warrant to be black all day. she didn't have to deal with that part. >> all right, perez, you're camping at the bit. >> i found myself in the middle of this debate a couple years ago when i sent out a tweet that said inside every game gay man was a fierce woman. now i know, okay, let me not speak in terms like that. i'm just speak for myself. snds of me is beon say. i think that's a republican tactic. mean e meaning people are trying to dance around the real issue, which is that this woman is a pathd logical liar. i was just reading moments ago that she, amongst many of the things she does, is also a painter and was trying to pass someone else's paintings off as her own. i mean, i was talking to a friend earlier. if i identify with the korean woman, that doesn't make me korean. >>. >> i think it's rrnble to draw a comparison. we've seen such ane

>> yoga and running gear maker recalling women's tops, because of elastic cord in the hood. it could actually cause an injury about eight people say they've been injured because of this, they have sold though for six years in the united state, previously i don't know if you guys remember, lululemon had pant that could you see through. all things considered there is one not as bad. >> skinny jeans apparently? >> watch what you wear. >> who knew it is so dangerous to get dressed right? >> that's true. nowadays. >> but still do it. >> without a doubt. >> it is required. >> thanks, jill, talk to you later, coming up after a short break, traffic and weather together, we do it on the three's, stay with >> coming up on 4:53 right now, we want to mention that the tall ship festival is underway in the delaware river, drawing big crowds to the philadelphia and camden waterfront. chopper three was overhead, at some of the vessels made their way to town. many spectators, watch from both sides of the river taking trip back in time. and while the ships are here, tours will be available fes

not like hitting a car where you might go over the hood and burn off some of your energy and speed. this it was just flat front solid stop of an impact. >> yeah. >>> believe it or not, guys the movie "jaws" premiered 40 years ago this year. now we've seen all kinds of other sequels but i have other great videos to enjoy. this first one 45 miles south of long beach in new york when they came across a huge whale carcass. while it looks gross to other things it looks like an all you can eat buffet why the guys were not surprised when this turned up. a great white shark. >> look at that. >> that's really beautiful. >> eventually you do see the camera comes by for a bit of a hello there. tries to take a chunk out of the gopro. >> i don't know a thing about sharks but that looks either pregnant or like it's just engorging on whale meat. >> probably with the second one there because later on in the video you can see here it just starts going to town on the whale. look under water. these guys were just blown away and they got to see incredible footage of this majestic and terrifying huge sha

the hood of the honda was up, the windows had shattered shards of glass were in the street.and the fire department were on the scene there. another fire was reported six minutes after that one about a block away on woodland avenue. after the flames were put out investigators were combing that car for evidence. not far from there over at garden and highland in camden word of a third fire came in and you could see ash and scorch marks on the roads pieces of cars still sat in the street after it was towed. there's no word if authorities believe these cars were targeted or if they were randomly attacked but these fires all incurred inside an hour. call police if you have any tips on who could be behind this. we are live in pennsauken, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. >>> new this morning an out of control driver smashed into a pole and then took off. this happened on the 5700 block of harbison avenue in philadelphia's frankford section at 2:30 this morning. the crash brought down wires. police caught up with the driver and a passenger nearby. one