in the religion part comes in with anonymity because of anne frank. there is a rise of anti-semitism in commonplace here in this country globally but here as well. so it's all about teaching what to do is speak at against it in whatever form. if it's about color, repligen, as this city, preference, we ought to be speaking out against the family got people as people and say we're all this together and we have to try to reach higher levels of goodness and decency and humane deed. >> host: you know dr. king said on one occasion, maybe several occasions that hate is too heavy a burden to bear. do you see is coming to that point in our country? that someday will be able to lay down the burden of hate and maybe just maybe america would emerge as the model for the rest of the world? >> guest: janitors and franco always believes in the goodness of people. it's never going to stop. cheesy optimism on the pessimist. >> guest: i've seen it and i'm living the train. so i don't know. i think a lot of it is genetic caretaking gets ingrained in us as human beings. >

and anne frank's murder and the murder of 6 million taught me humanity to man. .. eckert humanity and that is the beginning of the process of them starting to marginalize or a murder or eliminate them so you of some who want to destroy people as we saw with hitler and others who want to dominate the blacks in this country for industrial purposes for their slave labor or for entertainment or avert it might be. you have the oppressor who does the same thing in each case and the first thing is to reduce you to something less than a human being. so what we do is to say that can take place especially in economic tough times whenever there are economic stresses people without jobs, people without hope they look to blame other people and scapegoat and it's up to us to speak out against that saying we know we have economic difficulties right now but what we have to always hold on to is our humanity and not allow whatever impulses might lie buried deep in a word dna we have to suppress those and talk about who we are as human beings and what that means in terms of response

he thought anne frank was just avoiding paying rent. [ laughter ] and we had to explain.ere talking about isaac newton. and i went, "well, he discovered gravity." and karl went, "wasn't a problem." [ laughter ] i said, "what do you mean?" he went, "well, it wasn't like we were all floating about, was it?" [ laughter ] he just wasn't impressed. >> jimmy: he didn't even really do anything. >> yeah, he didn't do anything. yeah, yeah, unbelievable. >> jimmy: god, i love that guy. ricky gervais. "the ricky gervais show" airs friday at 9:00 p.m. on hbo. anthony mackie joins us next. ricky gervais. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] degree men responds to increases in adrenaline. from the new adrenaline series, comes degree men adventure. it can take so much out of you. i feel like i have to wind myself up just to get out of bed. then... well... i have to keep winding myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the trouble concentrating, the lack of energy. if depression is taking so much out of you, ask your doctor about pristiq. (announcer) pristiq

anne's house. that's uncle frank's daughter. aunt chippy is going to be there, right?she's a bunny. >> jimmy: yeah, she is. aunt championshippy is my mom's and uncle frank's ex-wife. i've been pulling pranks on her since i was a kid. a couple of years ago, we painted the outside of her house orange and green. she's a volatile woman, right? >> volatile. >> jimmy: how long were umarried? >> 28 years. >> jimmy: and she yells a lot. >> a lot. >> jimmy: since it's april fools day, we called her boss. she works for a debt negotiating company. so, this morning i called from my office, pretending to be a creditor. okay, so my aunt chippy works for a company that takes people's credit card debts and she will call the bank and scream at them and try to get the debt reduced. and then they pay to reduce debt. i don't know exactly how it works, but apparently she's very good at screaming, so -- we have a hidden camera in her office right now. she doesn't know this. and i am going to call using one of my many beloved character voices. this time, the voice of david winestein, and com

anne arundel mall. one person gave his frank>> i think we all would of been better off if we had limited these slots locations to those that were adjacent to race tracks. that is where others coming from. that is not what the general assembly decided. >> the baltimore company has sued the board of elections climate overlook fraud in the petition drive. they are waiting for a decision by a court or voters. >> the newest member of the baltimore city council is looking at the recreation department. >> a district council man is calling for an agency audit. department was unable to provide the information. the mayor is considering closing 29 recreation centers. there may be a substantial amount of money if the department is not accounted for. >> if we find what we think we are going to find, numbers held in the dark. we will shine the light of day on those companies. -- , -- numbers. >> 14 directors since 1989, he says the turnover has resulted in mediocrity and a lack of consistent vision. >> governor o'malley's campaign is getting a boost from a younger brother. it is burning on peter o'malley as senior adviser.

ann curry, nbc. as always, tremendous. thank you. >>>> a pleasure. >> and join us next time for "the future of news." i'm frank sesno, from the knight studios at the newseum in washington, d.c. >> this program has been brought to you by a grant from the ford foundation...

anne, and harford county. he necessarily lost to frank kratovil. >>> if maryland's version ends up like other states it could bend by the end of the day or at least the end of the weekend. joel d smith is live in north baltimore with more on the incentives available right now. right now is the key word. >> reporter: if massachusetts is any comparison. it took them two hours and it was gone. and florida it was two days. illinois 8 hours. you got to be quick if you want to do this. it lasted through yesterday and it might be over. we will explain that in a bit. we want to talk to dean landers. let's say someone comes into our pliens storappliance store and i want to get in it on this. >> you can spend as little a 561 and get a rebate. >> reporter: how about frinl ratrefrigerators. >> it's only in the more elite high expensive refrigerator line. >> reporter: here comes the asterisk. getting the rebate, what do we have to do to get that and what is the likelihood of getting it. >> in it's a get question. it's a rebate, you buy, it send it, and hopefully you could get your rebate money. >> reporter: it could have ru