these are some of the quakers. a lot of them unfortunately passed away when he was putting together his case but they did ultimately testified. so charles todd tells the story of meeting tarot that i have just told you. he makes this point that he didn't live in atlantic city. he learned the game from a friend who did. charles todd lived in philadelphia. if you go to atlantic city it's a combination of the games. on the top board he makes a mistake and he spells it with the i and. he doesn't think much of it and one thing that people look at in copycat cases when they are trying to prove plagiarism is if somebody copies and air. what are the odds the same error can occur twice. so darrell spells and within i and and the jokes it's the most copied spelling error made in history. every time he looked at the monopoly board after he would think of his failing. the early monopoly games you can see it's pretty substantial. they are everywhere. ralph and his case try to find a copy of the board that had the word monopoly

he finds charles todd, he hunts down the quaker players. and i know this looks like organic chemistry notes, but it's actually ralph's notes from trying to find these photos of monopoly players and find out who went to school with who who knew who and reverse engineering the monopoly story and winding his way back and trying to find the thread between the 1935 game and the 1904 lizzie magie patent. these are some of the quakers and a lot of them had passed away by the '70s but they did ultimately testify and let's see her. so charles todd tells him the story of meeting darrow that i had just told you, and he makes this point that he didn't live in atlantic city. he learned the game from a friend who did. charles todd lived in philadelphia as did his friend, charles darrow. so if you go to atlantic city, marvin gardens is spelled with a en. on the todd board, he makes a mistake, and he spells it with an in because he's not from atlantic city. he doesn't think much of it. and one thing that people look at in copycat cases when you're trying t

these us some of the quakers, a lot of the past away by the 70s. he did ultimately testify and betsy year. charles todd told the story of meeting there of an i told you. he makes this point that he didn't live in atlantic city. he learned the game from a friend that he did. charles todd lived in philadelphia. marvin gardens focusing, a combination of the inventor. and he is not from atlantic city. and one thing people look at in copycat cases when you try to prove something like plagiarism is if somebody is an error, what are the odds, the same person making that twice. charles todd jokes it is the most copies of an error in history. every time he looked at a monopoly board after he would think about his falling. groupings are something the court is interested in in early monopoly games. their substantial land everywhere. ralph in his case, tried to find a copy of the board that has the word monopoly on it. most people testified they call it the monopoly game and i got this from a reader who found me recently and found one in the attic. this is the

quakers, elderly quakers, you know, the quaker meeting house that sort of thing. they are planning a peaceful protest against the war in iraq. dick cheney says protesting quakers. isn't that a contradiction in terms doesn't that seem suspicious to you? put more people on them. >> it is a group of pacifists at a house planning a peaceful protest. we can't spy on the just -- cheney gave him a desk layer and prewitt felt perspiration dry on the inside of his mouth. while his stomach was crying to you knew the vice president pacemaker had to be shifting gears as well. [laughter] title reading before we take whatever questions you have concerns this supercomputer named nick. now remember that computer in the 2001 space odyssey clicks well, they had howell and i have nick. nick is a computer, again before we even knew about the fact that the nsa had software and algorithms and technology listening in on our phone calls and reading certain elements of our e-mails. i have a supercomputer named nick who took the time was a fantasy of mine. i'm an old star trek geek and so

we checked it out for creatures out it is quaker's planning a war protest. so. >> quakers. elderly quakers. nonviolent. kumbaya got. those the protests of day off. >> is a that a contradiction of terms? isn't that suspicious? also planning a peaceful protest engaged leave the desk where. goes to the freeze dried also grinding he knew he had to shift gears as well. [laughter] then the final reading before your questions questions, concerns this supercomputer named nick. do you remember that great composite -- computer in space odyssey? they had him and i have and it. is a computer even before we even knew that the nsa had software and algorithms listening to our phone calls to read certain elements of our emails i have a super computer name to nic it is like startup -- "star trek" little did i know i could've been revealing critical intelligence information. [laughter] where "scooter" libby and karl rove are driving to the national security agency. in the white house pool car. i read the opening to sentences then i will skip over to nic. "scooter" libby trajectory would do a

it wasn't the quakers although i wish it was. the fact of the matter was there came a point where this issue was made real. and my friend got up and said it's been 40 years. well, it was a lot more than 40 years from 1787 to 1861. and the fact of the matter is change doesn't come as fast as we want but change comes when we stop worrying about how long we've been working at it and start worrying about whether everybody in the room is onboard and in the struggle. because the fact of the matter is if we want to fix this thing, we've got to all get to be structuralists, and the structure we must change is the structure that says -- referencing this young woman's question -- that somehow we can put more money into our politics but less votes. we ought to reverse that. >> 40% of americans today register as independents. change is coming. >> yeah. >> well let's finish with lee. one last comment? >> one quick comment. you know, i think the question's right. these problems have existed for a very long time. the issue is proportion. they'v

it turns out it is the bunch of quakers planning a war protest. so? quakers. elderly. quakers. at the meeting house. nonviolence. they are planning a peaceful protest and cheney says is and that a contradiction of terms? put more people on them. it is a religious pacifist we cannot spite of them says and he gave me phil looking and the perspiration started to show open his mouth and he needed the pacemaker as well. [laughter] and then the final reading concern is a super computer named nic. remember in the movie space odyssey? i have nic. again before we even knew the fact that the nsa had software and algorithms to listen to certain elements of our emails i have a super computer named nick. i like "star trek" so this is minored "star trek" computer i thought would be cool but whittle did i know i could reveal critical intelligence information. [laughter] so i have this season were scooter libya and karl rove are driving to the national security agency in the white house pool car. i will read the opening to sentences then i will skip over. . . would do almost anything for his b

we checked it out for creatures out it is quaker's planning a war protest. so. >> quakers. elderly quakers. nonviolent. kumbaya got. those the protests of day off. >> is a that a contradiction of terms? isn't that suspicious? also planning a peaceful protest engaged leave the desk where. goes to the freeze dried also grinding he knew he had to shift gears as well. [laughter] then the final reading before your questions questions, concerns this supercomputer named nick. do you remember that great composite -- computer in space odyssey? they had him and i have and it. is a computer even before we even knew that the nsa had software and algorithms listening to our phone calls to read certain elements of our emails i have a super computer name to nic it is like startup -- "star trek" little did i know i could've been revealing critical intelligence information. [laughter] where "scooter" libby and karl rove are driving to the national security agency. in the white house pool car. i read the opening to sentences then i will skip over to nic. "scooter" libby trajectory would do a

they turned out to be a group of quakers in brno planning and overthrow of the government. [laughter] favor going to parade in front of a military base. the general said recently dupes -- oops. i thought that was an acronym. naturally right that day it occurred to me what happened to the group of elderly quakers has to be happening to other people. this is before anybody knew what was going on so that day morris feldstein was born a hapless guy whose entire philosophy was don't make waves. the only guy i know who gets on a plane would never put the recliner back because that would make waves with the person behind him. his entire life was spent on sitting in the basement watching in york mets for watching black-and-white when it meant something and that is morris feldstein. this guy then i knew nothing about but i knew him. we all know morris feldstein. that is how the story was invented its but you will notice it is in chronological order. actually have dates because these things actually happened. there are defense in the book better real that happened and i integrated. b

it is wrong to think of her back at quaker camp.e woods and wearing nothing but daisies in her hair and the morning dew dripping from the muscles of her fragrant limbs. wrear is splashing about her thighs so the very fluid knew the presence was magical. >> why did i do that? >> i don't even know what i was doing. and i was sober. >> obviously ordinarily i would say that was problematic. what saved it was the obvious disgust you felt that the viewers were writing and talking. >> do we have time for the next one? >> a lot of mail is brrrr red eye regulars. here is one with andy making a bizarre cameo from the newsroom. >> linda checks in. why does andy levey make out half of what he says. maybe he needs to cut down on the drugs and alcohol. he should speak slower and more clearly. there he is. he is chewing the gum. that's creepy. what is he doing down there. >> there was no point to that. it is like robert deniro in cape fear. >> i am watching the met gail. leave me alone. >> what happened to you? >> i don't know. >> you were tanner

as a former quaker star allen led the team with three ivy league titles.ys despite leaving his heart will always bleed penn colors. >>> a solid start for kevin he threw three hitless innings striking out two. more injury concerns for cliff lee. ruben amaro announce dag that he is experiencing discomfort in the same part of his elbow that bothered him last season so he's going to miss his next scheduled start. >>> and coming up tonight in the sports zone we'll have the latest from all the eagles moves. philly magazine will be joining us to break down all the moves and talk about the rumors out there. we'll complete highlights on tonight's flyers/devils game. >> i'm going to be watching. i'm a little confused by some of the eagles -- >> there's a lot going on and there's more coming. >> wowow. st >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. some philadelphia residents went bald today for an extremely good cause. ahead shaving event at the irish pub on on that locust street is just wrapping up right about now organized by saint baud trick's which raises money for trop find

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in southern pennsylvania and you have quaker families including women, one of them who i wrote about have a very colorful, interesting person. race and a lewis. part of the quaker rule wrote about how she and other women had a sewing circle when they made clothing for fugitives. fugitives were wearing rags when they escaped with slave clothing and they looked like slaves. she said we didn't want them to look like slaves so we made this clothing for them. in new york and other cities, women held anti-slavery desires or fears where they sold banks and they would go to help fugitive slaves. bake sales to help fugitives. a new york committee of black women in new york city in the 1850s was holding fares to raise money to help the fugitives. was both interracial and mail and female working to assist fugitives laze in the northern states. >> host: i'm always struck by the fact abolitionists are anti-slavery but many are also anti-black. how do you explain this? >> guest: you know racism as you know was deeply in debt it in northern as well as southern society in the 19th century. this is s

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pocono. 18 in allentown. 19 in reading and quaker town. 21 in norristown. 23 in mt. holly. 21 in vineland and 21 in westchester. snow flurries today and more significant show possible in the seven day. >>> you can download the nbc 10 weather app to track the drops in temperatures overnight and plan for the rest of your weekend. >>> new at 11:00, aaÑo deadly stabbing in philadelphia's winfield neighborhood. police are looking for the person who stabbed a 24-year-old man in the chest right around 3:00 this afternoon at the fairway commons apartment. that victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. >>> tonight a phg÷áhelphia police officer is suspended from the job after investigators say he was caught driving drunk while he was on duty. within the last few hours, the officer had a preliminary arraignment. >> reporter: this is the reaction we received at the home of philadelphia officer darrell kathy. >> talk about what happened last night. >> i can't. >> do you know what happened to him last night? >> reporter: one neighbor is talk. >> are you surprised he w

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for your saturday it is the coldest day out of the weekend, colder than today. 40 for the high in quakertown. reading with a chance of flurries. trenton 40 closer to the shore, low 40s. myland could be around the upper 30s. in the surrounding suburbs tomorrow afternoon only topping out in the low 40s. mostly cloudy tonight, chilly. 29 areas north and west. tomorrow we'll see the clouds hanging around, a chance of flurries or snow showers around. sunday more sunshine a cold start to the morning, sunday morning lows will be around the mid 20s. afternoonró& highs topping out around the mid 40s. by tuesday we could see a chance of rain and snow showers, and by wednesday back near 60. by thursday and friday that looks like a pretty good end to the week. we're talking about temperatures in the mid 60s. that is the weather we want to stick around. tomorrow through the end of next week weather pattern changing quite a bit. >> thank you. it is really a cold weekend, but fortunately it will get up to 66 66. hundreds of people turns out tonight to support tin in a elliott, a special education teach

three degrees in allentown and quaker town. closer to the shore anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees, possibly in vineland. so it is going to be very cold morning and we could be talking about record cold temperatures across the area. atlantic city could match a record. so could philadelphia, reading, and trenton. i'll tell you how much snow we saw today and the big changes for the weekend. >> we'll see you then. in addition to school closings on the bottom of your screen we'll send you a personal e-mail or text when we heard about a closing for your school. >>> weather may be to blame for this building collapse a partial building collapse. the roof and a wall of the apartment building tumbled this morning. inspectors say the building is now too dangerous for anyone to go inside. an engineer will decide if it can be repaired or needs to be demolished. >> let's look in north will m wilmington tonight. the refreeze is causing problems in new jersey. >> ted greenberg reports from atlantic city. >> on this frigid night in atlantic city t

tomorrow afternoon for the rest of the area 34 for the high. 35 for quaker town. 37 in mount holly. we could see a few more clouds in the afternoon time but we will be staying dry along the store with temperatures possibly in the upper 40s. in the philadelphia area and suburbs, by tomorrow afternoon should be topping out in the mid 30s. a nice start to the weekend. high pressure will keep us in control. we will be staying dry. we could see a few snow flurries in the poconos. if you're going in that direction, flurries are possible. more clouds around for the poconos and the rest of the area. by sunday we will be above freezing in the area. 36 degrees so not as cold. we could still see a few flurries by sunday night in the higher elevations. we will see mostly clear skies and cold temperatures. six degrees in areas north and west. then tomorrow a nice start to the weekend and it will be a cold start. through the weekend, 36 to 37 degrees and we expect to stay dry throughout the day. sunday it will be milder. and we spring forward one hour at 2:00 a.m. on sunday. we lose and hour of s

the pastor steve johann son who lives in part of this with his family that what burned was an old quakerting house that is back to 1811. hashed to replace something like. that lets go to the helicopter shot and you can get a better vantage point of this complex. you can see the church itself looks like it is fully intact. they hepp to worship here on sunday. but some offices are what burned here and jackie, our assignment editor, hoist a friend, and member of this church told us that is exactly what it looked like to her when she saw our earlier reports. the offices can be replaced. people cannot be. steve and his family got out of here. steve happened to be up in the middle of the night at 3:00. he could not sleep. it wasn't usual smell of the fireplace burning. he called nine is 11. first fire fighters here within five minutes and they kept it from spreading to the church and rest of the place where he lives. so good news all around except for losing part of that office. great work by fire fighters how can see what burn was right in the middle of these connect buildings here and they k

. >> my mum was part of a quaker group visiting prisons. >> reporter: she didn't find out her father a murderer until she was 22 and he was dying of cancer. after he passed away she learnt a darker secret from her mother. >> so it wasn't until after your dad was dead and mother was dying, that you knew his crimes had gone beyond the murder. she said you know how you asked me if he shot more than one person, he did. >> reporter: her mother confessed he had killed up to six people over drug deals after she got out of prison. crimes for which he was never arrested, convicted or paid the price. the weight of the father's since help to drive her work apt the gun report. >> i feel the gun report is my way of atoning for his crimes or giving back in some way. i can't undo the carnage but if learning g gun violence saves a life, it's worth it. the gun report was cancelled on june 10th of last year. after all the reporting, her editor told her there was a numbing sameness to the shootings. >> a few days after two officers were killed in oregon. there was a shooting at the university. and i th

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i wrote about colorful interesting person grace anna lewis wrote in a memoir how come a part of a quaker rural family. she wrote about how she and other women have a sewing circle where they just made clothing for fugitives because fugitives were wearing rags basically when i escaped or slave clothing and they look like slaves. she'd said we didn't want them to look like they were slaves as we were sending them off so we made this clothing for them. in new york and other cities women held these anti-slavery bazaars or affairs were they sold things and sometimes the money would go to help fugitive slaves. bake sales to help help fugitives in new york able women of -- holding these piers to raise money to help the fugitives. so it was both inter-racial and male and female working to assist fugitive slaves in the northern states. >> host: i'm always struck by the fact that abolitionists are anti-slavery but many of them are also anti-black. how do you explain this? >> guest: racism as you know of course was deeply embedded in northern as well a southern society in the 19th century and this

the eastern bible church is on fire here, it's a quaker meeting house that dates back to 1811, one pastor lives next door and he got out of bed after he suddenly smelled smoke. well until the meantime the church's roof is gone and the offices are damaged however the sanctuary appears to be okay and nobody was hurt. the cause is still under investigation. >>> a firefighter suffered a minor injury after a call in camden county fire broke out at the wayan terrace apartments in collins wood, they alerted tenants and pulled the fire alarm. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> philadelphia police need your help finding a man who tried to rob a woman who was ordering her dinner, police say the woman was at the counter of the great taste chinese store in kingsessing. when the man approached her according to officials he had an object in his pocket and demanded her purse. the woman ran off. >>> both u.s. senators in new jersey are leading an effort to settle insurance claims related to super storm sandy. the senators said they were never notified. >> people lost everything and th

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