- it's an adding machine. - oh. what are you doing with an adding machine? t mean to rush you, but -- - yeah i'll go right down and start. - well you see, claude has this adding machine, and so i traded an old electric mower i had in the garage for it. it's a good machine, there's just some unimportant little thing wrong with it. it won't add. - bud, you're keeping your father from his work. - well this won't take any time at all. what i wanted to ask you, dad, was well, if you were gonna take one of these machines apart, to fix it, i mean, where would you do it? what i mean is, there's a zillion little parts in one of these things, rk some place where the parts wont get lost. - like where? - well, why not in the bathtub? - oh dear! - that is, without water of course. - hey that's a pretty neat idea. you can't lose many parts in a bathtub. - no, just be sure you put the stopper in. - daddy, can you open this bank, i can't -- - i'll take care of it angel, your father has work to do. - well he always answers questions for bud, and i've gotta get the money out.

one more add that when ad thathis cycle ,an contributed to a lot of importance in the race. this is jason kander, the democratic candidate. his ad in missouri. i am jason kander and senator glenn has been attacking me on guns. in the army i used how to just learned how to use and respect my rifle. i volunteered, and in the state legislator i supported second amendment rights. believe in background checks so terrorists cannot get their hands on these. , because this message i would like to see senator but do this. perhaps one of the more unique ads of the cycle? guest: absolutely. demonstration of his familiarity with the weapon shows, he is not the stereo typical democrat who hates guns. he is someone who knows guns, respects guns, and so the , i like guns and i know guns. i think it will reach independents, and other nra members who might be persuadable. it mightme time announce background checks. polls suggest fairly wide support, even among republicans. my for democrats. democrats. gerald are you there? stephanie, good morning. caller: good morning, how are you? hi patrick

we know one or two things in copenhagen, there was an ad for an experienced glazier. the man answers it, he's never been heard of since. 'few weeks ago, in the south of england' 'someone looking for a man to repair thatched roofs.' ad's answered, man disappears. and in new caledonia, someone needs a licensed veterinarian. young fellow applies, they're still looking for him. so on. [portable phone beeping] so you see, mrs. barnman.. - what's that? - excuse me. - it's for me. - it's what? hey, what's that-- mmm-hmm. mmm-hmm. right away. big brother calls, something important. i have to go now. any information you could give illya will be much appreciated. oh, and i think he could use another plate of soup. o-oh, wait a minute. ah, see, listen. are those things very expensive? oh, no, ma'am. they're made in japan. oh-h. oh. eat, sam. [intercom buzzing] yeah. ow, just a minute. it says it's for you. yeah. illya, a man in a white suit. just across the street. [dramatic music] [music continues] [car door closes] [engine revving] ten cases of powdered milk, a crate of aspirin

>> wait a minute, is this an ad for, like, the drone? >> this is not an ad.ty epic honeymoon that covers 48 countries. >> i love them. >> i know. >> i love them. like, they are celebrating each other's love and now i love them. >> these two decided that they wanted to start the journey of their life together as one by taking in this pretty epic honeymoon around the world, capturing these absolutely stunning images. >> like the greatest hits, as well, i'm recognizing so many of these places. top hundred places in the world. okay, let's do that. >> when you start your married life doing this kind of incredible trip, what's the rest going to be like if this is how you start going home? it's going to be boring. >> obviously, they have decided this is what's important for them. experiences, not material things, and however they did it, doesn't matter. >> right. >> fantastic. >> now they have the rest of their lives to go back and get a job and make money, but for now they have this pretty epic experience that we can all just drool over. >> no problem, this is in t

they feed security cameras in the future because it's an added expense. they plan to have fundraisers to purchase them. abc action news. >>> at 4: 39 investigators find a third body on a south carolina property. why the investigation into the suspected serial killer is no longer limited to just that between bishop and longo last night. the panthers win out. we'll show you how and it was a sad way to lose coming up in >>> 17 minutes until 5. today investigators are going to be back on a south carolina property where they now found deputy found a missing woman chained inside a metal storage container. investigators found the third body yesterday. this man is now linked to seven murders. he confessed to killing four people after they found that woman chained on his property. now the investigation is no longer limited to south carolina because he had a pilot's license and also a real estate broker. >>> a new york woman facing charges to a brutal murder. she pushed another woman onto an on coming train in times square. not clear why but she has a history of me

this is an ad for sabbatic bar at walkers point. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print: 'our back alley: where 50% of and end'. bar owner jay stamates is no stranger to controversy but the ad is causing him to receive a flood of angry calls and texts. it turns out a lot of people whove never come to my bar never been to my bar really are upset with me! for safety reasons he did not want to show his face on camera. he says his bar has been a victim of numerous crimes and he believes those responsible are students that attend bradley tech high school ...which

an ad countering that. we do not have enough money. we cannot do that. but if kids are moving things around in social media -- four kids, as you saw here earlier, well, you can get involved in that. i am proposing that we start to organizing a lot of youth in america with some music stars and others that they look up to, and when social media starts promoting different junk foods and things like that, we get right in the center of that, and we have a counter group of youth doing the same thing, connecting with other youth, and get involved in the whole scheme. it doesn't cost anything. we ought to be starting to organize young people along the social media lines, too. so, again, there are some things looming on the horizon. i think there will continue to be problems, but i think we have come along way, and i think we can continue to push the frontiers on the advertising and, and also on the type of food, the kind of food kids are eating in the school breakfast and school lunch programs in america. so, i rem

. >> they plan to add security cameras in the future because it is an added expense. they don't have that money right now so they plan to have fundraisers to purchase them. marisela burgos, ab c action news. >>> a seminal county man charged in a frightening plot. dan dellgota posted nude photos advertising her for sex. the frightened victim called 911 when men showed up at her door. >>> a woman at a senior center calling 911 after an angry squirrel attacks. the woman got about it and injuring her wrist in the attack. a staff member shot the squirrel with a bb gun. residents are warning the residents about the people have been injured in other incidents. >>> good evening. this is a look at titan radar. everything is quiet right now and it looks like it stays that way. temperatures upper 50s in brooksville and mid to upper 60s closer to the downtown. still low 70s along the beach and waking up to temperatures in the upper 60s to low 50s. a comfortable start to your election day. from the east and west. when will there be rain. we have changes and tracking another cold f

. >> bart riders will not see an ad for women's underwear. take a look. we blacked something out here but you can guess what it says. it is a spoof. it is a play on what donald trump said a few weeks ago an ad for an underwear company that will protect you from being grabbed contain a word that bart said violates their language policy. >>> later this morning caltrain celebrating the opening of a new stretch of highway in mendocino county, with the bypass project that took three years to complete and cost $300 million. we started investigating the six mile long project after the work began in 2013 during construction, two indian tribes sued to stop the project for destroying important archeological sites to be protected by law. the bypass is designed to relieve congestion and reduce delays on 101. >> a bicycling race is returning to san jose, starting in sacramento may 14. the bicyclists will roll into san jose the next day and the to you ins in pasadena on may 20. the race skips san jose last year for the first time in the 11-year history. the women's rac

an ad countering that.we do not have enough money. we cannot do that. but if kids are moving things around in social media -- four kids, as you saw here earlier, well, you can get involved in that. i am proposing that we start to organizing a lot of youth in america with some music stars and others that they look up to, and when social media starts promoting different junk foods and things like that, we get right in the center of that, and we have a counter group of youth doing the same thing, connecting with other youth, and get involved in the whole scheme. it doesn't cost anything. we ought to be starting to organize young people along the social media lines, too. so, again, there are some things looming on the horizon. i think there will continue to be problems, but i think we have come along way, and i think we can continue to push the frontiers on the advertising and, and also on the type of food, the kind of food kids are eating in the school breakfast and school lunch programs in america. so, i rema

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this is an ad for sabbatic bar at walkers point. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold back alley: where 50% of bradley tech pregnancies start and end'. bar owner jay stamates is no stranger to controversy but the ad is causing him to receive a flood of angry calls and texts. it turns out a lot of people whove never come to my bar never been to my bar really are upset with me! for safety reasons he did not want to show his face on camera. he says his bar has been a victim of numerous crimes and he believes those responsible are students ...which is just a block away. this is the alley where he says break-ins have occurred at his bar and the neighboring restaurant. fox6 reached out to milwaukee police who tell us in the 5 reported incidents they never found a connection to bradley tech high school students. --still stamates insists its students who are responsible for the crime and mps officials havent done enough to address the alleged problem. 'these are words and i am not going to sit here and defend the first amendment."

. >> next, an ad campaign raising prices to rare awaisness. >> it's down to three couples in the mirror ball trophy. will it be the race car driver, the athlete known as megatr afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> we're just two days from thanksgiving. >> after that, giving tuesday and one organization isn't waiting to kick off a campaign in the bay area. >> as part of an ad campaign, these shoppers in a store got a surprise education on what it is like for a family living below poverty line. around $24,000 a year, when you earn five times less than the average family, necessities feel as they if they cost five times more. >> $25 for a box of spinach. butter, $25.45. >> i come here all the time. that is not $25. >> the campaign includes not such a bargain coupons, to encourage people to give. >> more than ever, we need to take care of the people in the bay area. >> donations will go to po

. >> next, an ad campaign raising prices to rare awaisness. >> it's down to three couples in the mirror ball trophy. will it be the race car driver, the athlete known as megatr >>> we're just two days from thanksgiving. >> after that, giving tuesday and one organization isn't waiting to kick off a campaign in the bay area. >> as part of an ad campaign, these shoppers in a store got a surprise education on what it is like for a family living below poverty line. around $24,000 a year, when you earn five times less than the average family, necessities feel as they if they cost five times more. >> $25 for a box of spinach. butter, $25.45. >> i come here all the time. that is not $25. >> the campaign includes not such a bargain coupons, to encourage people to give. >> more than ever, we need to take care of the pple in the bay area. >> donations will go to tipping point. they help immigrants build scores. for them, the struggle is real. >> he customers were told prices were just for ad campaign. but for one in 10 families this is reality. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thanksgiving is about

steve: missouri, a democrat with an ad in this campaign cycle that really broke through and got a lotf attention. now you have this as a close race with the incumbent senator seeking a second term. jennifer: this i think is maybe the biggest surprise of the cycle. missouri in presidential elections is so red. you would not expect a republican senator to have much problem. what jason kander is doing is very interesting. he is piggybacking on trump's message. antiestablishment, anti-insiderism. training the swamp in washington. sen. blunt: doesn't fact that senator blunt doesn't reflect some insiders of washington. the focal point of the ad has been blunt's family. his wife and three adult children who all are lobbyists. the ads also pretty much routinely feature his house in washington, which is probably at $1.6 million is a little bit out of the range of most missouri voters. it's interesting. he is playing this card. that is what has made this race very close. trump should win here, by between eight and 10 points. is that enough to help blunt? maybe. steve: wisconsin and indiana. two

stay witcbs 58 as we coue new today at four --- a bar owner in walker's point is now apologizing for an ad rently puschool students nay. egcb58's david ade is live at "sabbatic"ns uin jus me taeted toward a punk- rock crowd. is for those people.you can see... it says "our back alley... whe0 ent of bradchletepregnancies start and end."seemingly rerring to bradley tech high school... which is just a block away from the bar.today... there's backlash... in a statement... milwauk pu says in part "we have a responsibility to sp false statements are made abour students. we will not stand by wh degraded."e ile mayor tom barrett's chief of says.... "disgusting, offensive, degrading, vile and repugnant are words that come to mind. what kind of person does something like this? it's absolutely sickening." 3"the ad was meant as humor, it's not "the ad was meant as humor, it's not based on any fact. it is crude and css. i apologize to the kids at bradley tech who have nothing to the teachers who suddenly find themselves having to answer these questions, who do the best damn job they can with limited res

ran an ad containing president obama. >> that was not the first time he did it. he ran an ad where he had me quoted saying "he's a decent man." he's a decent man. look, here is a quote, i am for katie mcginty. we responded to those things. the impression of president obama is far more important. president obama would have to make that ad and pat toomey had to know when he put the ad on that he will get the response. >> you think mcginty has it tomorrow or you don't know? >> you cannot tell me if secretary clinton wins pennsylvania and tells me how much. if she wins by three or four points, katie wins or awfully close. if donald trump wins pennsylvania, remember pat to s toomeyist is ticked off by dona trump. >> it is interesting and who knows. pennsylvania, put it down as too close to call for president and too close to call for senate. >> it is going to be an interesting night. >> ed rendell. thank you very much. >> i am turning over to kasie hunt. just handed with the clinton campaign. grand rapids, michigan. what's going on and what's happening on the plane an

to those days where my grandmother was in the kitchen and she was cooking. >> reporter: he placed an ad in an italian newspaper and italian grandmas are soon ruling the kitchen. he calls it controlled chaos. not everyone speaks english. and the grandmas, each >> it gets a little dicey. >> reporter: but the end result has people coming from all over. the italian grandmas were such a hit he opened it up to grandmas from around the world. pakistan, syria, algeria, and turkey among more than a dozen nationalities. >> they say thank you. delicious. i'm so happy. >> reporter: nina is from belarus. she hits the russian shops for authentic ingredients. meal. potato pancakes. >> reporter: and one of the grandmas now giving cooking lessons in the restaurant. she said the secret of the grandma is cooking from the heart. >> reporter: did you think you would be a chef? >> no. it was my dream. >> reporter: a dream come true both sides of the burner. >> it was delicious. it was wonderful. >> reporter: just like grandma used to make. maybe. >> this food is way better.

ad expert johnny greer. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> thanks for being here. so, you are an expert on these kinds of ads. we've asked you to pick the most and least effective of the season. >> right. >> and we chose the clinton ad as one of the most effective. let's watch. >> i'm hillary clinton. and i approve this message. ♪ >> i look right in the sad, ugly face of hearse. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person is very hard to be a ten. does she have a good body? no. >> why is this ad effective? >> well, it's using donald trump's only words against him. and it's playing to the theme about -- about young girls, and about the treatment of women. and so it resonates with people and the basic reason it works, because it's not exaggerating. it's a fact troublingly so the truth. >> okay. so on the trump side is an ad spot lighting hillary clinton's deplorable comment. watch. >> hillary clinton called tens of millions of americans deplorable. >> you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. the racist, sexist, homophobic -- >> so, john, w

'it is sort of an added layer of confidence i guess in case something does happen.' assistant attorney general, roy korte...hes 1 of many working with the milwaukee county district attorneys office...their job is to pay extra attention to make sure and fair. 'obviously were concerned with any delays or impediments to people being allowed to vote, or any disruptions.' the 2-person teams include a division of criminal investigation agent - they are added eyes and ears should any problems arise. 'the attorney generals office does have authority to bring actions to protect voting rights should that arise so were available should that happen.' also on hand volunteer poll observers.. 'i think if anything it can be intimidating and deter people.' it didnt keep carly feel different about voting. 'it was very strange it felt a lot more structured and it was kind of interesting.' milwaukee police will have also teams from each district roaving around the polling places looking for any issues... anyone who has concerns about disruptions or bad behavior should call police. repor

you would interest and we would show you an ad link to your search. you would click on it and be taken to a video like this. teaching against isis and not supporting it. >> anything is worth trying but at least make it harder for them so we can save our children . >> he was a normal little boy. it was happening upstairs in our bedroom. >> like many online recruits he drifted away from family and friends eventually joining a terrorist group. >> he was killed in this terrtt >> the group used a video of his death is propaganda. >> no mother should have to see that. that was also. as a mother there was nothing i could do. >> he also fell into radicalism online. >> people need to know that anyone can become radicalized. >> he was considering a bomb attack in london but pulled back. moderate scholars in the mountains. >> he was not up part of redirect the things that could discourage others. it appears some may be listening. in a week pilot program -- in a 8 week pilot program it had reached 321,000 individuals. >> the elegant new york tower of president-el

this is an ad made by yes on 64. >> prop 64 next marijuana legal in california for adult 21 and over. here's what else it does. it bans marijuana use in public, permits sales only at license marijuana businesses, not a grocery or convenience stores. and crop 64 generates $1 billion in new tech revenue to fund afterschool programs and job training and placement initiatives. learn more at yeson64.org. amy: and this is an ad made by no on prop 64. >> proposition 64 will allow marijuana smokers in prime time and o. .hildren can be exposed the same products blamed for a spike in emergency room visits in colorado. but how is doubled in marijuana related car crashes after legalization and washington state. yet in california, proposition 64 is not even close a dui standard. prop 64. they got it wrong again. amy: justine sarver, talked about where these initiatives are. those ads from california, prop 64. >> well, i think we're going to have to wait to see what happens on these initiatives across the country and wake up tomorrow morning and have sort of a better sense of how things shake out.

school and college 82% of students could not tell the difference between a real online news storey and an ad. >> we talked atto to a facebook editor. >> people should know if they they are hearing is factual and truthful. >> donald trump released a video out lining executive action he plans to take during his first 100-days in office. >> in immigration i will direct the depart of labor to investigate to abuse of visa. >> he did not mention his promise to build a wall on the border are mexico or repeal and replace obamacare and he is going to negotiate fair trade deals and cancel restrictions on cowl and oil and protect the -- coal and oil and protest against cyber attacks. >> hawaii congress woman supported sanders during the primaries and she and trump spoke about the fight against isis and al-queda. >> we have a problem with a chase. we had a faytyty. >> tality. >> we can show it to you and the crorea that you should avoid. -- area that you should avoid this going to close the elbetween premount for the time -- free mont road for the time being and a deadly crash after a high speed crash.

to those days where my grandmother was in the kitchen and she was cooking. >> reporter: he placed an adan italian newspaper and italian grandmas are soon ruling the kitchen. he calls it controlled chaos. not everyone speaks english. and the grandmas, each number one in their own families can be competitive. >> it gets a little dicey. >> reporter: but the end result has people coming from all over. the italian grandmas were such a hit he opened it up to grandmas from around the world. pakistan, syria, algeria, and turkey among more than a dozen nationalities. >> they say thank you. delicious. i'm so happy. >> reporter: nina is from belarus. she hits the russian shops for authentic ingredients. >> i grew up with this meal. potato pancakes. >> reporter: and one of the grandmas now giving cooking lessons in the restaurant. she said the secret of the grandma is cooking from the heart. >> reporter: did you think you would be a chef? >> no. it was my dream. >> reporter: a dream come true both sides of the burner. >> it was delicious. it was wonderful. >> reporter: just like grandma used to mak

on average throughout the state, an ad for trump or clinton runs on local television, every three minutes. >> overwhelming with ads. overwhelming with calls. overwhelming with nonstop political stuff. >> reporter: linda merriam is a registered independent. betty drake is a conservative democrat. if you get up at 7:00 a.m., by what time have you heard your first ad? >> probably, like, 7:03. >> reporter: 7:03? that soon? >> yeah, that soon. >> i'm donald trump. >> i'm hillary clinton. >> reporter: since june, both presidential campaigns have spent more than 32 million dollars on television ads in ohio. and many ohioans have stopped answering the door and the phone. yep. >> reporter: these are robo calls? >> robo calls. >> reporter: and then, right on cue -- this has been going on for a year? [ phone ringing ] what do you think that phone call was? i think it was a robo call. >> reporter: does this kind of blitz work? >> no. >> reporter: professor justin bugler teaches political science at west case university. >> when you see an ohio voters see, the marginal ad is basically nothing. >> repo

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. >>> democrats may not be the steve ban none as an ad advisor. could the outcome lead to ro bust retail sales. nancy brings us those details. nancy. >> well, good morning. there is a hope that donald trump's promise to cut taxes and boost stimulus efforts could boost similar sentiment, even before christmas. the october retail sales sew consumer spending was alive and well. overall, that' they're looking for a fear 4% rise if overall shopping. but when you look at dot-com online, they get a fine% rise. cyber monday alone is expected to by the about $3.5 billion. elsewhere, investors are hoping that steve ban none does not become the grinch that steals christmas for wall street. because excerpts of an old show him taking a big aim at banks, calling out their greed and blameing them for the financial crisis, really causing a lot of the popular sentiment we see today. he is regretting not a single banker faced charges for that crisis, back to you. >> cnbc's thank you very much. a twiths tire raid, plus super singer adele goes batty, we will explwh l

you'd enter that and we show you an ad related to it. you'd be taken to a video like this. >> reporter: videos of religious scholars, potentially credible to isis sympathizers but >> anything is worth trying. at least make it harder for them to save our children. >> reporter: evans' son thomas grew up in a london suburb. >> he was a normal little boy. it was happening upstairs in our bedroom. he was on his computer. >> reporter: he drifted away from family and friends and joined al shabaab. he was killed in this terrorist attack. the group used video of his death as propaganda. >> no mother should have that was awful. it was just hearing the final moments. as a mom, there was nothing i could do. >> i could have done worse. >> reporter: ahmad also fell into radicalism online. >> people need to know that anyone can become radicalized. >> he was considering a bomb attack in london but pulled back. >> what led me away from radicalism was kind of listening to more relatively moderate discourage others. it appears some may be listening. in an

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to those days where my grandmother was in the kitchen and she was cooking. >> reporter: he placed an ad in an italian newspaper and italian grandmas are soon ruling the kitchen. he calls it controlled chaos. not everyone speaks english. and the grandmas, each number one in t competitive. >> it gets a little dicey. >> reporter: but the end result has people coming from all over. the italian grandmas were such a hit he opened it up to grandmas from arod the world. pakistan, syria, algeria, and turkey among more than a dozen nationalities. >> they say thank you. delicious. i'm so happy. >> reporter: nina is from belarus. she hits the russian meal. potato pancakes. >> reporter: and one of the grandmas now giving cooking lessons in the restaurant. she said the secret of the grandma is kicking from -- cooking from the heart. >> reporter: did you think you would be a chef? >> no. it was my dream. >> reporter: a dream come true on both sides. >> it was delicious. it was wonderful. >> reporter: just like grandma used to make. maybe. >> this food is way better. dahlgren, nbc news new york. >>> th

a bar owner in walker's point is defending an ad he placed in a local nightlife magazine. the ad takes aim at students from a nearby high school.this is the ad in question.it reads: quote "our back alley: where 50 percent of bradley tech pregnancies start and end."the owner of sabbatic bar -- who did not want to go on camera -- says the ad was supposed to be a crude response to ongoing prob and theft... problems he blames on students. this is a predominantly white and hispanic neighborhood. the only time there's people around here between the ages of 15-20, of african american descent, are when they're leaving or arriving at bradley tech. police say they've found no apparent connection to bradley tech, besides the suspects being of school age. the owner says he has received threats over the ad.. and has issued an apology on social controversy -- saying quote "we have a responsibility to stand up when false statements are made about our students. we will not stand by when they are being degraded. we are reaching out to the n double a c-p and lulac to discuss this with them.

they added an extra "i" for hillary. so it says hi-liary clinton. the election commission says >>> now to south america. this whale, 39 feet long, weighs 8 tons. the whale looked to be an adult, suffered some wounds from scraping on the beach of the rocks there. the quick-thinking fishermen and residents used a rope to move that giant while back into the ocean. it looks like it will survive. that's what's buzzing today, folks. >>> what do you do when your team win as championship for the first time in 108 years? >> the answer is you party, right? you know, millions of people rushed the streets of chicago today for the cubs' championship parade. kris bryant led the cubs from 3-1 series dev sit against the indians to win their first world series since 1908. fans rushed through the gates to get gates open. some fans did trust falls off the statue. there he goes. that's when they just fall off from a high place and hope that somebody catches them. you have to have a lot of trust to do that. hopefully they are okay. >> everyone was in a good mood. i gues

we would show you an ad linked to your search.ou would be taken to a video like this. >> videos of imams and religious scholars preaching against isis, not supporting it. >> anything is worth trying, isn't it, at least make it harder, make it harder for them to steal our children. >> reporter: sally evan's son thomas grew up in a london suburb. >> he was a normal little boy. he was on his computer upstairs. >> like many he drifted away from family and friends, eventually joining the terrorist group al shabaab. he was killed in this terrorist attack. the group used video of his death as propaganda. >> no mother should have to see that. that was awful. it's tearing final moment. as a mom there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: this man also fell in to radicalism on-line. >> people need to know that anyone can become radicalized. >> reporter: he was considering a bomb attack in london but pulled back. >> what led me away from radicalism is listening to more relatively moderate scholars and imams. >> reporter: he was not a part of