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points on the builder berger agenda in copenhagen it was should privacy exist and i think what benjamin franklin said a while ago you know a man willing to trade liberty for security is deserving of neither so i think it's something that we really need to focus on not only as the youth but also you know humanity as a whole why do people put pass codes on their smartphones why do they put curtains on their windows why do they put up no trespassing signs privacy is just something that humanity should have whether you have anything nefarious to hide or not you should be able to you know be comfortable in the privacy of your own home or in the privacy of your own thoughts i like the you just said that because we wouldn't just relinquish our pass codes and keys to a stranger on the street so why are we doing it to an entire government agency you're also filmmaker your reporter you just mentioned you're in d.c. for the film we the people genetically modified amazing tell us a lot more about the film and how you became interested in g.m.o. this in the first place. yeah i became interested in primarily

points on the builder berg agenda in copenhagen it was should privacy exist and i think what benjamin franklin said a while ago you know a man willing to trade liberty for security is deserving of neither so i think it's something that we really need to focus on not only as the youth but also you know humanity as a whole why do people put pass codes on their smartphones why do they put curtains on their windows why do they put up no trespassing signs privacy is just something that humanity should have whether you have anything nefarious to hide or not you should be able to you know be comfortable in the privacy of your own home or in the privacy of your own thoughts i like the you just said that because we wouldn't just relinquish our pass codes and keys to a stranger on the street so why are we doing it to an entire government agency you're also filmmaker your reporter you just mentioned you're in d.c. for the film we the people genetically modified mazie tell us a lot more about the film and how you became interested in g.m.o. this in the first place. yeah i became interested in primarily be

points on the builder berg agenda in copenhagen it was should privacy exist and i think what benjamin franklin said a while ago you know a man willing to trade liberty for security is deserving of neither so i think it's something that we really need to focus on not only as the youth but also you know humanity as a whole why do people put pass codes on their smartphones why do they put curtains on their windows why do they put up no trespassing signs privacy is just something that humanity should have whether you have anything nefarious to hide or not you should be able to you know be comfortable in the privacy of your own home or in the privacy of your own thoughts i like you just said that because we wouldn't just relinquish our pass codes and keys to a stranger on the street so why are we doing it to an entire government agency you're also filmmaker your reporter you just mentioned you're in d.c. for the film we the people genetically modified mazing tell us a lot more about the film and how you became interested in g.m.o. this in the first place. yeah i became interested in primarily becau

commanding a ship named by benjamin franklin.the battle, jones delivered his celebrating fighting cry, i have not at least begun to fight. -- i have not yet begun to fight so recounted one of his officers. these words appear on the back of the memorial along with the depiction of him raising the new american flag on the first time on a vessel in service to the united states. dedicated in 1912, a 10-foot tall bronze statue of admiral is flanked by skull. -- sculpted dolphins. while jones' heroism and skill is beyond doubt, he certainly never said i have not yet begun to fight. the phrase appeared in 1825, almost 50 years after the battle. more than 30 years since john paul jones died in paris, impoverished, and forgotten. >> we believe that all men are created equal yet many are denied equal treatment. we believe that all men have certain unalienable rights yet many americans do not enjoy those rights. men areve that all entitled to the blessings of liberty yet millions are being deprived of those blessings. not because of their o

editor of time, a biographer whose biography includes henry albert einstein -- for example, benjamin franklin, and most recently and what people know him best for, steve jobs. he is uniquely positioned to evaluate the state of leadership in america. what that are topic to raise with him given the luminaries attending the aspen ideas gore,al, including al hillary clinton, a number of ceo's he -- like david rubenstein, with whom we will be speaking tomorrow. following walter the president of harvard university will be sitting down with me and talking about everything from the unstoppably rising cost of education -- would you believe att 10 years ago the budget harvard was $2.5 billion and today it is $4.2 billion? it increased 70% over the course of a decade. withis a topic to raise him. also, the state of the harvard management empathy, they run the $32 million and -- endowment. leaving at the end of the year, it has been a revolving door. mohammed el-erian was there, for example. how can they bring some stability to the harvard management company? more importantly, make their returns more com

promises seven days of free events in different neighborhoods and ends up with the concert on the benjamin franklin parkway on the 4th of july. there was food arena entertainment. mayor nutter proclaimed today new edition day and gave them the liberty bell. that made this kickoff extra special for super fan gerry mcbride she sports a at that that -- tattoo and earrings in the group's name. >> matt o'donnell and tamala edwards hosts the celebration of freedom ceremony followed by the independence day parade. from 7:00 to 11:00 don't miss the 4th of july jam hosted by rick williams cesily tynan, adam joseph and karen rogers. niki minaj and the roots some of the performers taking the stage. 6abc.com has day by day listing of the events. it's all there right there on the flue 6abc.com. >>> there's always something to do at the wawa welcome america. >> we'll be there. >> the franklin institute celebrates a smart new exhibit and major companion, 6abc loves the arts gets a peek. >> reporter: sky6 live hd is live, meteorologist chris sowers is back now with the full accuweather forecast. we'll be back in a

. >> katherine kreiser, professor at benjamin franklin school of law. welcome. >> great to be here. >> why is it chattanooga has these speeds and the rest of the country didn't? >> chattanooga was poised to do it, they wanted to take a big step ahead of knoxville, and other cities around them. they're seeing terrific results. >> because the country, the united states doesn't have that sort of speed does it leave many parts of the country behind when it comes to business? >> absolutely. new york city where we are right now we're really in the tank when it comes to high speed internet access. and if you are a publishing business, you need to download not just upload. we're paying six times what paris and hong kong and speeds are 40 times slower. >> why haven't these cities followed suit? >> well, they've got incumbents with enormous political power. comcast, verizon, at&t, will make sure these cities don't take these steps. >> if chattanooga can do it why can't a city like new york? it's expensive right? >> in a sense it's too much of a risk not to do it

that really, a topic that our founding fathers struggled with, our quote of the evening from benjamin franklini am forg goi differ in opinion about the means, i think that best way of doing things to the poor is go not making them easy in poverty but leaveed or driving them out of it. >> my next guest, author of please stop helping us, jason riley. great to see you. >> thank you. lou: congratulation on the book. >> thank you. lou: you note in book, that this administration is pushing a lot of legislation that directly relates to african-americans. not doing so helpfully. >> no, and it is a long tradition starting with i say lindh don'lyndon johnson great y program there is only so much government can do, that is the theme of this book. i argue that blacks, must help themselves, develop a habit, and behaviors that other groups developed to rise in america, to extent a government policy however well intentioned ed interferes with that self development can do more harm than good. lou: i want to share this quickly with audience on black unemployment. compared over all rate. male youth, across the

very nice, and comfortable morning, 66 degrees, look at that sunshine, and, silhouette of the benjamin franklin bridge. calm wind 65 percent relative humidity, right now, yesterday was dad's delight. it was 83 degrees for a high temperature. today we will get 2088 as we said with sunny skies. we will have a warmer day w northwesterly breezes it is still not too humid ape 68 degrees tonight with a few clouds. and a stray shower. for most of us probably not. there is your weather authority fox cast. for miss kacie she's off today. we will check traffic right now. we will go back to conshohocken. we have been telling but this all morning, balligomingo road is closed between front street and part long road due to a tree that came down. so the alternate there is swede land road a how yourself some extra time in that neighborhood. there is a disable vehicle in amonte, chester county route 422 near ben franklin highway. another thing to slow you down this morning, chris. >> sue, thank you. >>> gunfire erupts in a north philadelphia bar overnight. police say one customer shot another customer at this b

. >>> on this day in 1752, benjamin franklin flew a kite in a storm to prove his theory about electricity electricity but as the story goes, he wanted to prove lightning was a stream of electrified air. he and his son tie ad string -- key to a kite string and went out into the storm. eventually lightning struck and then frankly wrote that a spark jumped between the key and his hand. he would later coin new phrases like -- electric shock. he would also invent the lightning rod. but a storm shed a flash of light on ben prank lynn's theory and it happened 262 years ago today. >>> we will break in with updates on the school shooting. it is time for "your world" with neil cavuto. >>> thank you. the bergdahl brawl goes on and on. it is getting nasty. surprise. it is the police mother swap that has democrats and republicans taking swipes because as yet another closed-door briefing frustrations on both sides mounting. even democrats say the president could have avoided all this if he simply picked up the phone. we are all over it right now with the fastest reaction. mike at the capitol and henry

points on the builder berg agenda in copenhagen it was should privacy exist and i think what benjamin franklin said a while ago you know a man willing to trade liberty for security is deserving of neither so i think it's something that we really need to focus on not only as the youth but also you know humanity as a whole why do people put pass codes on their smartphones why do they put curtains on their windows why do they put up no trespassing signs privacy is just something that humanity should have whether you have anything nefarious to hide or not you should be able to you know be comfortable in the privacy of your own home or in the privacy of your own thoughts i like you just said that because we wouldn't just relinquish our pass codes and keys to a stranger on the street so why are we doing it to an entire government agency you're also filmmaker your reporter you just mentioned you're in d.c. for the film we the people genetically modified mazing tell us a lot more about the film and how you became interested in g.m.o. this in the first place. yeah i became interested in primarily becau

you can see the damage to the black suv involved in the crash at the intersection of south benjamin franklinarkway horse pike and forest drive. police tell "action news" that an officer was rushed to cooper university hospital with a broken leg. it's not yet known if the does an seen in the video is involved in the crash. >> a man faces animal cruelty charges in bucks county after authorities were alerted to photos online of a box turtle that was shot with a gun. the bucks county spca has charged an unnamed 18-year-old with the crime. box turtle are a native specious at it is illegal to shoot them. the offense carries a fine of 50 to $750. >>> an will also casino that was -- an atlantic city casino that was thwarted in its effort to join gambling online, it will join poker stars and full tilt pokers to form a betting option that could rival new jersey's market leaders borgata and seizure inter inter active. they hope to host internal gambling by the fall. >>> members. sviu health care pennsylvania held a one day unfair labor practice strike. they say they want management to negotiate for con

we have been dealing with thick fog here as we look live at the benjamin franklin bridge and we can barelyr lanes, stacked and pack, coming into downtown philly, an accident on 295, northbound, right near route 130, a crash along the ramps from south 202 to route three in the heart of the west chester and one hour and 15 minute delays continue at philly international. natasha back over to you. >>> thanks bob our next update 8:55. up next on cb is. this morning inside program giving low income students the opportunity of a life time. for more local news and weather and traffic if you need to watch us on >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." come thupg half hourks dean reynolds show us where students are beating the odds in some of america's most challenges neighborhoods. >>> plus he's the creative genius behind some of cbs's comedies. we'll see how chuck lorre rebuilt a television empire with a knock on the door. that's ahead. >>> the las vegas review journal looks at the surprise winner in the democratic primary for governor. up in of these candidates captured nearly 30% of the vote. tha

benjamin franklin noted that whoever would overthrow the liberty of the nation must begin by subduing the freeness of speech. the first amendment is the constitutional guarantee of that freedom and it has never been amended to attempts to weaken the first amendment should therefore pass the highest scrutiny. it falls short of that high bar. it would allow congress to write the rules of who gets to speak in the public. imagine people should be concerned and many are already that those in power would use this extraordinary's -- extraordinary authority to suppress speech that is critical of them. i understand no politician likes to be criticized and more are criticized -- and some are criticized more often than the rest of us. the recourse is not to shut up your fellow citizens. this is designed to give us the power to pick the winners and losers in the political discussion in this country. that is what this amendment is all about. the solution is to defend your ideas more ably in a political marketplace. or to simply come up with better ideas. the first amendment is purposefully neutral

. >> reporter: we have a crash benjamin franklin parkwaying parkville station road head to ogden as then rogers. you say it's another day to keep it cool. >> reporter: we're heating things up close to 90 degrees, but not as muggy as yesterday. 77 degrees we're warming up in philadelphia. heading up to 88 today. we started off with a good amount of clouds, we're seeing more and more sunshine that will continue through the day. late today we get a chance for a spotty shower around, tonight and tomorrow less humid. tomorrow e -- is nice, partly sunny, 84. the weekend is looking nice and dry. >> "live" with kelly and michael is next on 6abc. i'm tamala edwards. have a great thursday! >> it's "live with kelly & michael." today, from the hit drama "scandal," tony goldwyn. and from the new comedy, "tammy," ben falcone. plus supermodel chrissy teigen joins michael at the co-host desk, all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> now here are michael strahan and chrissy teigen! ♪ baby, you're so classic

benjamin franklin noted "whoever would overthrow the liberty of a nation must begin by some doing beeeness of speech." attempts to weaken the first amendment, such as the proposal before this committee, should pass the highest scrutiny. resolution 19 falls short of that high bar. it would empower politicians in congress and state to write the rules on who gets to speak and who does not. the american people should be concerned. many are. those in power would use this to suppress speech that is critical of them, as senator grassley pointed out. no politician likes to be criticized. some are criticized more often than the rest of us. the recourse to criticize is not to shut your fellow citizens up. that is what this amendment is about. the solution to this is to defend your ideas in the political marketplace. defend your ideas. to paraphrase justice holmes, or to come up with better ideas. the first amendment is neutral when it comes to speech. it respects the right of every person to be heard without fair or favor. whether or not there views are popular with the government. the first a

. >> let's look at the benjamin franklin bridge, from wpvi. the fog is lifting.oking on this friday the 13th. and also, a fool moon. 83 degrees in philadelphia this afternoon. a little on the humid side. the same for all of the northeast, and the mid-atlantic. watching for possible flooding, downpours in excess of three inches of rain. and better weather for everyone this weekend. >> reporter: thank you adam joseph as we wrap up our 6abc "g.m.a." week, pretty cool. 83 degrees is the high. showers moving off to the north for now. this afternoon another round of gusty >> all of that weather was brought to you by choice hotels. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the alarming truth about what may really be in your soap, and your shampoo. david muir is going to be along, with the feds. as they try to bust the fake makeup. >>> and the new risk for your kids online. how identity thieves are hijacking their profiles. what you can do to protect your family, right now. awesome, amazing, that's epic, bro. whatever happened to good? good is choosing not to overshoot the moon, but

that reminds me of what benjamin franklin once said, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. these are the critical types of investments we can make now to save billions down the road reducing many of the high costs associated with treating preventable diseases like type ii diabetes, hypertension and liver disease. in the classroom a school breakfast can spur a lifetime of learning and achievement. we know that children who receive a healthy breakfast are likely to have better math scores and are less likely to be absent from class. for many children a healthy lunch can form the foundation for a lifetime of good health. may can sure children have healthy nutritious food will mean they can focus on what's important, learning, growing and ultimately becoming productive and successful in future years. while it's often easy to think of programs in terms of a six-month budget, or for the annual appropriations this hearing is really about the big picture. school breakfast and school lunch are key components of child nutrition but it's also important to remember that child nutrition

benjamin franklin noted that, "whoever would overthrow the liberty of a nation must begin by subduing the freeness of speech." the first amendment is the constitutional guarantee of that freedom, and it is never, never been amended, ever. attempts to weaken the first amendment such as the proposal before this committee should therefore, pass the highest scrutiny. senate joint resolution 19 falls far, far short of that high bar. it would empower uncouple bent politicians in congress and the states to write the rules on who gets to speak and who doesn't. and the american people should be concerned, and many are already that those in power would use this extraordinary authority to suppress speech that is critical of them, as senator grassley pointed out. i understand no politician likes to be criticized. some of us are criticized more often than the rest of us. but the recourse to being criticized is not to shut up your fellow citizens, which believe me this is designed to do. to give us the power to pick winners and losers in the political discussion in this country. that's what this am

it's a classic example of the off used quote by benjamin franklin. those who would give up liberty to purchase safety may deserve neither liberty nor safety. it's an important provision and i encourage the chairman of the subcommittee to consider it -- to allow it to come to a vote. i'll reserve my time. the chair: the gentleman yields the balance of his time. he may not reserve his time. the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from iowa is recognized. mr. latham: thank you, mr. chairman. i make a point of order against the amendment because it proposes to change existing law and constitutes legislation in an appropriation bill and therefore violates clause 2 of rule 21. the rule states in pertinent part, an amendment to a general appropriation bill shall not be in order if changing existing law. the amendment requires a new determination. i ask for a ruling of the chair. the chair: does any other member wish to speak on the point of order? mr. burgess: will the gentleman yield? the chair: does the gentleman wish to be heard

that reminds me of what benjamin franklin once said, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. these are the critical types of investments we can make now to save billions down the road, reducing many of the high costs associated with treating preechtible diseases like type 2 diabetes, hypertension and liver disease. in the classroom, a school breakfast can spur a lifetime of learning and achievement. we know children who receive a healthy breakfast are linikely have better math scores and less likely to be absent from class. for many children a healthy lunch can form the foundation of a lifetime of good health. making sure children have healthy, nutritious food will mean they can focus on what's important, learning, growing. ultimately becoming productive and successful in future years. while it's often easy to think of programs in terms of a six-month budget or the annual appropriations, this hearing is really about the big picture. school breakfast and school lunch are key components of child nude rigs. it's also important to remember that child nutrition is also about welln

i know that people have said this before about benjamin franklin, and i agree. even in our era.f you give up, ok? liberty for security, ok? i think that you deserve neither. that is pretty hard, but i think that edward snowden has done some pretty good things. i know that national security is involved, but i think we have to still look at these issues. thank you. ingrid, elizabethtown, kentucky, good morning, go ahead. caller: good morning. we sent this man to afghanistan and he spent five years in a whole. when they say that he sounded like a muslim? that's wrong. they all look like muslims on " duck dynasty," if that's the case. this comment is unnecessary. i think that this guy should not being punished for being five years in the hole. i don't think you wanted to be there in the first lace. i mean, really? ingrid and -- ingrid mentioned mr. bergdahl. this is the headline from "the new york times." -- "the wall street journal." "bergdahl declines to speak to his family." reminder, they will hear chuck hagel on wednesday at 10 a.m. eastern, you will see that live on c-span thr

a coke, you know what, there is a reason why benjamin franklin said, after the signing of the constitutionurned around and -- >> yeah. >> and they said a coke and a smile. i don't know if you knew that. >> coke adds life. >> came from franklin. >> that is so dumb. first of all -- >> nothing dumb about it. >> teaching people how much you have to do to burn off the calories from one coke. that's a lot, by the way. so what if you had one a day. secondly, what is ke ka cola doing to offset the addiction to sugar they promote having people drink liquid sugar. you might as well eat a large milky way. >> would you like the answer or are you going to keep asking these crazy questions. >> the answer is you get diet coke. zero calories. >> it's all bad for you. it's poison. sorry. >> strengthens your legs. you drink it -- >> totally decays your teeth. >> fae anyway politico reporting that arkansas which could decide -- >> we're doing politico. >> controls the senate next year has a new twist. this morning, politico has a sneak preview of that new ad that democrats are launching against republicans.

levity in this job are welcomed and these days it comes in the way of his puppy ben named after benjamin franklinttedly obedient. >> this is embarrassing. got to send him back to school. sit. down down. down. there you are. what can i say? stay. >> reporter: is he a good stress reliever? >> he's a stress giver. >> reporter: the job is not without glamour with angelina jolie last week at a london conference. and leonardo dicaprio. they call this the bromance picture to end up a bromance pictures. >> yeah. it's the angle. it's not a fair angle. but both my daughters texted me and i won't tell you what they said. >> reporter: but after a lifetime in the public eye, kerry is happy to tell you he is out of elected politics. will you never run for public office again? >> i have no plans to run for public office again. >> reporter: is that i really will not run for public office again? >> i never say never. but i'm not planning. i'm not running. this is my last public position, i think. and i'm going to try and get the job done as well as i can. >> getting the job done this weekend means going to the mi

he was named at benjamin franklin and is intermediary. >> down. there you are. what can i say?or us. >> stress giver. >> the job is not without glamour with ang nina jolie at a can frens and leonardo dicaprio. >> they call this a bromance picture. >> it's the angle. it's not a fair angle. that's both my daughters texted me and i won't tell you what they said. >> after a lifetime in the public eye, kerry is happy to tell you, he is out of elected politics. >> will you really never run for public office again? >> i have no plans to run again. >> is that i will really not run? >> i never say never to anything. no, i'm not planning, i'm not running. this is my last public position, i think. i'm going to try and get the job done as well as i can. >> get the job done this weekend means going to the middle east and dealing with the situation in iraq. >> no question. did he tell you privately what his daughters said? >> no. it didn't sound like it was for morning shows. let's say that. >> it's better with the long shot. >> a wraparound hug. >> exactly. bromance shot. >>> coming up, are

benjamin franklin noted that quote whoever would overthrow the nation must begin by sid doing the free massive speech. the first amendment is the constitutional guarantee about freedom and it is never, never been amended, albert. attempts to weaken the first amendment such as the proposals before this committee should therefore pass the highest scrutiny. senate joint resolution team falls far, far ashore of that high bar. it would empower incumbent politicians in congress and in the state to read the rules on who gets to speak and who doesn't. and the american people should eat concerned. >> host: telecenter mitch mcconnell on capitol hill before the senate judiciary committee yesterday. our cameras were there. if you missed the hearing on the campaign-finance amendment to the constitution, but her website website, c-span.org. jordan on the phone is byron tau, reporter for "politico." byron tau, you heard for the minority leader. democrats are promising a boat ride this summer. politically what is going on here? >> guest: well, you know, listening to democratic rhetoric this winter and

administration a liberal or burger agenda and cope and it was should privacy exist and i think benjamin franklin said a while ago you really need to focus on humanity as a whole why do people do it because see if you're saying that humanity should have what to see of your own home or in the privacy of your own the finger on the street so why are we doing it to a government agency we modify the roles of the food supply it's seems like this elephant in the room really a surprise i doubt you're hearing about this at schools so where are the large it's been part. of the information in the column and call it a lot they're frustrated about many issues what advice would you give to young people i just know it was diet look at cat pictures on the net and use that to go out on the street will dialogue and i'm thinking really present from the people can find out more about you can go to youtube dot com slash teen and you can also go to andrew demo dot com jem'hadar is d. e e e t e r the page and fight this seven to get damage or filmmaker reporter with the. no reason that the media handed them the proceed