come up with cato potato, cato couch potato, so we came up with cato potato line. >> reporter: a collectionunge wear with pockets for snacks and a remote control. kaelin can now laugh about his role in the trial that cemented him in pop culture. >> i think my epithet is going to read my 15 minutes are up. but i do. >> a lost peopt of people made f money off of that. joining me now, yale galanter. jeffrey toobin as well, the author of "the run of his life: the people v. o.j. simpson." and attorney carl douglas who represented simpson in his criminal trial. jeffrey, there is video of a young jeffrey toobin, i want to take you back to the trial. you're in the courtroom, you sat behind the goldman family as the verdict was read. what was that verdict like? >> it was like nothing that i've experienced before since. it aged me, obviously. the going through it. i was stunned. i remember the jury was out only for one day. and just to lay my cards on the table, i thought then and i think now o.j. was completely guilty of killing those two people. and i thought the jury got it wrong. and i was horrif

good morning, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato.oy, the fog is really thickened when we look at cameras, you can see things there. let's start with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's getting thicker. as the temperatures cool down, we are running five to ten degrees cooler than yesterday. there's plenty of moisture in the area. that's a live view from the frenchman nor. the temperatures are in the 50s. most of the area in the 60s. thick clouds from coatesville to chester county. zero visibility. under a mile in quakertown, mount pocono and hazelton. the temperatures, they are not moving right now. 63 in philadelphia. trenton at 60. millville is 67. 68 degrees in dover. 50s in the pocono mountains. they will see clouds through the day. dry at 9:00 with less fog than we have right now. storms developing this afternoon. we'll start to see them around the noontime hour. we could see heavy downpours and this potential for flooding later today. a look at where you can expect the storms when i come back. first, jillian mele has your traffic

it was picked up by charles koch to become the new president of the cato institute formerly known as the charles koch foundation and he keeps spreading the word of iran much like the b.b. and t. charitable fund koch allied groups like the cato institute have spent millions of dollars putting college professors in economics departments all across the country so that they can spread the good word of i and rand and help create a libertarian paradise here in america just like in somalia as think progress pointed out back in two thousand and eleven florida state university's economics department accepted a one point five million dollars grant from the charles g. koch charitable foundation of a cato institute which would provide funding for new professors but would likely teach about iran to libertarian economics similarly koch brag groups have given money to a number of other universities including west virginia university george mason university clemson university even the ivy league brown university basically the code to push to spend the millions and millions of dollars placing college

i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out more about the showers with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> we are starting off with clouds overhead and it is cooler this morning. the temperatures are in the 60s right now. we saw some rainfall move through philadelphia. right now, it's cloudy and misty. that's a live view from the venture aquarium. not much of a view. just a few sprinkles moving through montgomery and bucks county. isolated shower in cumberland county in south jersey. later today, the possibility of thunderstorms. 63 degrees in philadelphia. see the low clouds over citizens bank park. 66 degrees at 7:00. we'll see cloudy skies at 9:00. 68 and spotty showers possible at lunchtime with temperatures in the low 70s. scattered showers today. a flood threat as we head into tomorrow. first, jillian mele has traffic. morning, jillian. >> good morning. it's very foggy out there in areas. one of our cameras in delaware county, route 202 and route 1. traffic on 202 not having issues. we are not reporting ac

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato.et's get to meteorologist bill henley with a look at the forecast. it's cooler. >> that's the one thing that changed. the temperatures have come down five to ten degrees. you can see fog and low clouds over center city. light fog. that is a live view from the venture aquarium. a few clouds are moving through the area. light rainfall in delaware county and montgomery county and a few sprinkles in south

. >> i'm chris cato. we enjoyed a great weekend. things are starting out nicely for us on this monday morning. meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. >> am i one of the experts? >> of course. >> yes. >> okay, just asking. we'll see a warmer day, a beautiful weekend, lots of sunshine. the temperatures have been creeping up. and yes, you can see a few clouds that have rolled into philadelphia. the clouds are on the increase right now. we'll not see any showers from these clouds. they'll pass by dry. they'll be moving through this morning. the cloud cover did produce a few showers in the pocono mountains but not much there. stand by for a warmup. 68 degrees in philadelphia. trenton is 65. 67 in wilmington. 70 degrees right now in reading. a southerly breeze helped boosting our temperatures in spite of the clouds this morning. 75 at 9:00, then it's into the 80s this afternoon. a heat wave on the way. details when i come back. first, katy zachry has your traffic. >> you caught me, bill, as i was fluffing my hair. yes. t

i'm chris cato. yeah, rain moved through overnight. some of you may have heard the thunder and saw the lightning. this is what it looked like in lower marian overnight. let's go to bill henley. bill, you said we would see the showers, possibly, thunderstorms overnight. they certainly rolled through. >>> a big downpour. at lafayette hill. they're still coming down at cape may. the thunderstorms have ended. that is rain on beach avenue. a rainy start. settling down to now it's light rain in southern delaware and south jersey. there have been a few showers to the north so it's going to be a dry morning. and temperatures will be climbing from a mild start in the low 80s to near 90 this afternoon. 72 in philadelphia. 68 in trenton. we're starting off with clouds, we'll see the clouds thin out. and the temperatures will be climbing. we'll see afternoon temperatures of 90 degrees with just a chance of a shower. jillian mele is watching your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, bill. nothing real major happening on the area roads. this is a

welcome to nbc 10 news today, i'm chris cato. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. the humidity is already out there. very present. >> yes, you certainly can feel it. it's moving up and going to stay with us through the day and likely lead to showers and thunderstorms. this morning it's clouds that are over the area, low clouds over center city. it's a live cloudy view of center city. clouds are going to be around for much of the day and the threat of showers will be increasing this afternoon. right now, the radar screen is clear. we can see wet weather off to the north and west, northwestern pennsylvania has had heavy downpours. we'll see a chance of showers develop as we head into the afternoon. jillian mele is watching your traffic on this wednesday morning. >> good wednesday morning to you, bill. a live look at 95 right at girard avenue. we have cones set up in both directions, we do have construction but it's not slowing anyone down. this is the ben franklin bridge. on the eastbound side as d

good morning, everyone, this is nbc 10 news on this monday, i'm chris cato. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. >> we had some clouds that are moving in right now and temperatures that have cooled down. we're at 67 degrees in philadelphia but it will be a bit warmer this afternoon. it's part of a warming trend that will have serious heat at the midweek time period. right now clear over center city. there are clouds moving into the area. we'll see these clouds to start with. there were a few showers associated with these clouds but they have since fizzled. the temperatures have dropped into the 60s. they'll warm into the 70s. a mild morning and a warm afternoon. 83 degrees at noontime today. we'll talk temperatures, neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back. first, katy zachry has yourç traffic. >> you have a mild temperature to give. i have a mild forecast for the roads. how is everyone doing this morning? this is a live look at 76 at spring garden. if you're headed out the door early for work, you have a smooth drive ah

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. it's muggy this morning. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. a humid tuesday. >> very muggy to start with, high humidity is leading to fog and helping to fuel some storms that are already in the region. you'll see some showers on and off during the day today. a quiet start to cape may, that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. the radar shows active storms, especial lin in northeast maryland. they are on the move too. we'll see these storms move into chester and lancaster county. already seeing heavy downpours in lancaster county this morning. the showers and thunderstorms will be on and off during the day. but these storms are

i'm chris cato. 9:2 9:26., the fog is really hanging in there. >> yeah, clouds as well. the fog is going to ease, but we're watching the sky also for showers and thunderstorms. you can see a few rain drops on the lens. those are low clouds over the city. those are persisting. now we're watching showers move through northerneastern maryland. a few raindrops in delaware. we've already seen downpours to the west of reading. temperature is 66 degrees and holding in philadelphia. we'll see 70s this afternoon. the clouds will stay. showers and thunderstorms today. >> and that fog is causing delays at philadelphia international airport. a live look here at 95 headed out towards the airport, and you can see how thick the fog is. because of that, arriving flights are delayed up to 74 minutes. # 74-minute delay. remember, you can check the status of a flight by calling 1-800-dhl-gate. >>> fire destroyed a tavern this morning. a grease fire broke out just before closing time. there were some patrons in the bar. everyone

for tracy davidson i'm chris cato. tracy's microphone is off. we're getting that fixed. we can hear from meteorologist bill henley with his forecast. >> chris, can you hear me? we're talking about showers and thunderstorms again this morning. and areas of fog too. the fogginess, the humidity that was yesterday to start things off is rig back in the area this morning. look at citizens bank park. a live view from south philadelphia. visibility at philadelphia internl isationa miles, one mile visibility in cape may and to the north the pocono mountains are back in the dense fog zone. quarter mile visibility there. going to be slow going

. >> i'm chris cato. wet streets so far this morning for some of you. the work week is off to a soggy start. nbc 10 was along the avenue as rain was coming down. tedd florendo is in. this isn't a heavy extremely strong storm but just very moderate rain across the area. >> that's what i was going to say, light to moderate rain at this hour. we saw heavier bouts in allento allentown. we're getting rain through philadelphia and that is starting to end so we're just going to see spotty showers throughout much of your morning. and also your afternoon too. radar now shows like we said, scattered showers throughout much of the area. areas like atlantic city to cape may you remain dry. showers mainly into lower bucks, lower montgomery county and some showers moving through philadelphia and of course chester and westchester. then also the heavier amounts in millville right now and light rain primarily in wilmington, new castle county and rain through dover. that is something we're going to see throughout the day. occasional showers here and there. currently outs

for now, i'm chris cato. 24th, 2014. i'm al with natalie. tamron and willie got the day off. question. when's your birthday? >> june. and august? >> august. now, there's a british research study out that says children born in october and november perform up to 15% better on physical fitness tests than their peers. which i -- i mean, you are in terrific shape. >> thank you. i wouldn't put me as a professional athlete. >> not a professional, but you're a good amateur athlete. you're like a gazelle when you run. >> i think there's a lot of people out there who would disprove this theory. you've got great fall birthdays. brett favre, dennis eckersley, david ortiz, colin kaepernick. some december babies, you get lebron james, tiger woods, gabby douglas. then on the other hand, summer -- >> you've got venus williams. serena williams. venus has 27 grand slam titles. serena 18. then june birthdays. michael phelps, derek jeter, and phil mickelson. again, like any of these studies that come out of britain, they are wor

the cato institute were worried that libertarian sounded crazy. the fact that ron paul ran for president and built a following against the iraq war and drafted countless young libertarians, that really surprised people. he is a very flawed politicians in the ways we were talking around before. given the ways ron paul built the ranks, as long as there is not an external threat like timing is that america's feeling, yes, libertarianism. >> i have a question about goldwater, the civil rights act, and the recent conflict in arizona. goldwater famously voted against the 1964 act because he did not like the federal government imposing requirements on private does this, but he had supported civil rights act deviously, including in 1963. is there a tension in that? in arizona there was a bill proposed that would allow discrimination based on religious views by private businesses, which resulted in a lot of conflict. is that a tension with goldwater, libertarianism? is there some way goldwater speaks to how the two w will get through those conflicts? >> i

the cato institute were worried that libertarian sounded crazy. the fact that ron paul ran for president and built a following against the iraq war and drafted countless young libertarians, that really surprised people. he is a very flawed politicians in the ways we were talking around before. ron paul built the ranks, as long as there is not an external threat like timing is that america's feeling, yes, libertarianism. >> i have a question about rights act,he civil and the recent conflict in arizona. goldwater famously voted against a 1964 act because he did not like the federal government imposing on the termination requirements on private does this, but he had supported civil rights act deviously, including in 1963. is there a tension in that? in arizona there was a bill proposed that would allow discrimination based on religious views by private atlases mrs., which resulted in a lot of conflict. is that a tension with goldwater, libertarianism? is there some way goldwater speaks to how the two w will get through those conflicts? think it repre

chris cato, nbc 10 news. >>> this sunday on nbc 10 at issue.hear from a man who joined them in their fight to keep sunoco out of west goshen. hear from another that says that pipeline will be a major economic boost in that area. that's sunday right after "meet the press." >>> coming up next, the worst of the wet weather isn't over. glen? >> that's right, flash flood watch is in effect for much of the area and we have a chance for a storm. that picks up tomorrow. count on my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast to keep you prepared for the threat tonight, plus the timing of tomorrow's rain that could affect your friday plans. >>> deldot says a number of bridges have stuff under them. >>> plus summer shore rental nightmare. a group of teens with summer jobs are suddenly evicted from their beach homes. how their landlord deceived them. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather tracking a flood threat right now at 6:00, we're keeping an eye on what's happening on radar. and the showers could definitely be a setback for the phillies tonight. a live look there

chris cato is live with the latest on a possible motive. what do we know? >> a las vegas newspaper is reporting the married couple responsible for that willing spree may be white supremacist. what the couple reportedly did to the two bodies of the officers. >> deadly road rage. we'll tell what you police say sparked the shooting. [ michael strahan ] i'm michael strahan, and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite thing is the excitement of the outdoors. like rock climbing in the catskills, rafting in the adirondacks, surfing on long island, or getting your heart racing at watkins glen international. come discover your favorite part of new york. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com there's something for everyone. >>> a live look at cloudy skies, rainy skies above the skyline of philadelphia. tedd florendo will have when it will rain anden clear coming up. >> new information now on the shooting spree in las vegas that started with the ambush of two police officers. media reports say the couple responsible may be linked to a hat

nbc 10's chris cato explains how it works. >> reporter: scam artists don't want to walk into a crowd.ey prefer to catch you alone where they may have a better chance of tricking you out of your money. >> someone called me and said they were from my support system and said that i had been hacked. >> reporter: that worried beth miller, so when the caller said he could help, she allowed him to take remote control of her computer. >> it said intrusion and then error, error, like they were trying to get in and then finally at the end of that black screen it said hacked by china. >> reporter: when she was told by the technician he could fix it, she believed him. >> he said you'll have to go out to 7-eleven and buy a pack. >> reporter: the man on the phone wanted $500. >> they're trying to make this a sense of urgency so you act right now. you don't have time to think and you will do whatever they want. >> reporter: darryl foxworth with the fbi says high-pressure con men use tricks like this every day but beth didn't fall for this one. >> in the meantime my husband called a friend who is a c

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. >> i'm chris cato. another day to bring the umbrella with you. let's go to meteorologist bill henley with a look at the forecast. >> the showers have

. >> i'm chris cato. the good news, we've made it to friday. get to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley. it should be a nice one, bill. >> yes, we have clouds this morning but it will become beautiful andç sunny this afternoon. temperatures in the 80s. right now we are tracking clouds in the area. you can see them in this live view from center city. clouds move in first thing this morning. the satellite imagery, it's nicely showing up after clouds move through from a cold front. the low clouds developing in the area thanks to winds that have shifted out of the northeast. clouds have made progress to delaware county and well into montgomery county. some areas are seeing sunshine. the rest of the area will see sunshine, too. 67 in pottstown, 71 in philadelphia. 70 in millville. the clouds will be thinning out. clearing skies at lunch time, 78 degrees. here come the 80s this afternoon with sunny skies. look at the weekend forecast when i come back. first, jillian mele with the traffic trouble this morning. >> you just saw that video a vi

. >> i'm chris cato. nice weather to start the weekend. sounds good. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with that forecast. >> this afternoon, bright sunshine. this morning, we're watching some cloudiness roll into the area. we can see it from the loews hotel. the clouds have increased in the last few minutes. they'll be around this morning but clearing out completely this afternoon. 73 degrees at nbc 10. if you look closely you can see them on the satellite imagery. the temperatures we've seen them into the 60s and 70s. 72 for northeast philly and wilmington. trenton, 67 in allentown. it's dropped into the 50s in the pocono mountains. a bit of a breeze blowing, northeastly winds briing in the morning clouds. we'll see them cler out and the temperatures climb to 80 degrees by lunch time today. a look at the future weather. if you're moving out the door, jillian is standing by with traffic. >> if you're moving out, you won't be slowed down at all. major roads are in the clear. the vine street expressway near 76. no delays to deal with at all right n

. >> i'm cato. >> krarri is enjoyable. y bau isday. ts ngoo morning. dad new cl these 's live view fromter city. moving in on northeasterly winds. we'llhe clouds disappear this afternoon. a cold frontame ght. if you look closely, those a clouds across delaware and south yo. througertoladelpter tigrlo do ha clouds but they wilst. the temperatures in the 60s and 70sill want tasun this morning, not evody will them. they'll be disappearing as weher temperates near t degre re casthen i come back. jillian mele has your traffic. >> good morning, bill. this is a n release thatwa stett eg serioent that we continue tofollow95 soou 1 5b, all lanes are block.deware state police say tt tmorning.fic bngff 95 southboun o141 northbound. you would -- if younow someone is w.h.o. is out there take or route 2.141rthbound, if you want to head south of 95 take route 13. all of those run parallel to 95 southbound. you have good options to get yee lhishis. will be out there for a while. delaware state police say this accident involves injuries. we don't yet kw

. >> and i'm chris cato. before we can get to soccer, we have to get to the sticky weather sticking around. meteorologist bill henley. bill, the thunderstorms came through last night? >> we're seeing the storms thin out after they delivered quite a bunch of rainfall. more than an inch overnight. the humidity still with us, however. looks like a nice day for the jersey coastline but a warm one, into the 80s on the beach and still a chance of a shower later on. 72 degrees right now in philadelphia. 69 i trenton and and 70 in atlantic city. sunshine will be breaking through the clouds but it's going to stay muggy. 78 degrees at 9:00 by noon time, 83 degrees. we'll go through neighborhood bill neighborhood. >>> drivers in lindinwold, you're waking up to a big problem. we're hearing there's some damage to the bridge that carries traffic over white horse road. it's closed. you can sake somerdale road. detours will be posted. and watch out for heavy traffic in that area. and another one, toms river with an overturne

. >> i'm chris cato. let's go now to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast.'s already weather you can wear out there. >> good morning, chris. you can feel the humidity this morning. high humidity stays with us through the day. the clouds that are over the city are not producing showers. no showers in the region just yet. but this afternoon, that changes. the clouds will be broking. we'll see sunshine. they're already warmer. 74 degrees. the sun has been for about half an hour now. weeakhinete a temperatures warm into the 80s. for now, the radar is clear in the area. the temperatures climbing 77 degrees by 9:00. by noontime, a bit steamy. we could see our first pop-up showers at noontime. even a chance of storms as we head into the afternoon hours. even more likely we'll get storms this evening. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood when iç come back. >>> happening right now, this accident on the blue route is being

the privacy advocates at the cato institute said cell phones are different. >> it is like the equivalent of having your diary, your photo album, all of your bank records, your health records. your entire life is on you at all times. >> reporter: in a decision the justices agreed emphasizing a cell phone, unlike a wallet, contains vast amounts of sensitive personal information which together can form a revealing montage of the user's life. the same cannot be said of a photograph or two tucked in to a wallet. the international association of chiefs of police called the decision disappointing saying in a statement, it will undoubtedly impact law enforcement's ability to investigate and combat crime. the justices acknowledged that the warrant requirement will have an impact, but that privacy comes at a cost. now police officers can still search someone's cell phone after they get a warrant or if there has been some kind of emergency if, for example, they suspect a bomb or there's been a child abduction. but what they cannot do after this ruling is routinely go through someone's cell phone as

. >> and i'm cato. the rain is gone, however it's another steamy one. the heat is not.teorologist bill hen with another look that the. bill? >> good morning, we'veow but ths still a threat forshowers. we're seeing the comcast center view, no sign of rain, but, yes, the humidity is high. the last round of showers moved out around 4:00 this morning. the radar shows they're completely offshore. we're watching the rate dar scre rate dar for isolated showers. 72 in dover heading for the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. a little bit of a breeze blowing. flags are moving on boathouse row. low 80s at lunchtime and climbing. a look at the shorecast when i come back. first, jillian mele has your traffic. >>> good morning, bill. we have three accidents that i'm following, one in the baltimore, on the northbound side just as you approach toms river. the other accident, pemberton, juliustown road between arnie mount road and 206. the third germantown pike at ridge pike. watch out at all of t

. >> i'm chris cato. yes, it is a steamy one outside already.t's get to meteorologist bill henley. you told us yesterday it was going to be muggy and boy you didn't disappoint. >> i like it when i'm right. imagine that. >> it was a beautiful day yesterday, sunshine, humidity is low. today we're starting off with clouds and humidity and yes it's going to be sticking with us for most of the day. right now, the clouds are over the city. that's a low cloud deck that moved in overnight. the shower threat will be here starting around lunch time today. right now, the temperatures have dropped into the 70s for most of the area. mount holly 68. 67 degrees in the pocono mountains. millville 73 degrees, 14 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. we are watching the radar screen, too. showers north and west. in one three-hour period, we saw two inches of rainfall. flood warn innings effect there. during the day we will see the clouds. stick around. some breaks of sunshine, 78 at 9:00. a chance of showers and steamy conditions as we move into the 80s at

. >> i'm chris cato. we enjoyed a great weekend.tarting out nicely for us on this monday morning. meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. >> am i one of the experts? >> of course. >> yes. >> okay, just asking. we'll see a warmer day, a beautiful weekend, lots of sunshine. the temperatures have been creeping up. and yes, you can see a few clouds that have rolled into philadelphia. the clouds are on the increase right now. we'll not see any showers from these clouds. they'll pass by dry. they'll be moving through this morning. the cloud cover did produce a few showers in the pocono mountains but not much there. stand by for a warmup. 68 degrees in philadelphia. trenton is

. >> i'm chris cato. it's muggy this morning. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. a humid tuesday. >> very muggy to start with, high humidity is leading to fog and helping to fuel some storms that are already in the region. you'll see some showers on and off during the day today. a quiet start to cape may, that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. the radar shows active storms, especial lin in northeast maryland. they are on the move too. we'll see these storms move into chester and lancaster county. already seeing heavy downpours in lancaster county this morning. the showers and thunderstorms will be on and off during the day. but these storms are on the move with rainfall coming down at a rate of more than an inch an hour. off to the west more storms starting to inch into western berks county this morning. the temperatures, they are starting off warm. as chris mentioned it is muggy. 71 degrees in philadelphia. nobody's really chilly this morning. clouds, fog and storms to start wi

. >> i'm chris cato. wet streets so far this morning for some of you. the work week is off to a soggy start. nbc 10 was along the avenue as rain was coming down. tedd florendo is in. this isn't a heavy extremely strong storm but just very moderate rain across the area. >> that's what i was going to say, light to moderate rain at this hour. we saw heavier

i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. go to meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. >> we're coming off a nice weekend with lots of sunshine and warm. but it will be warmer today. the temperatures into the upper 80s this afternoon. there are clouds moving in right now. you can see them over the ballpark. the ballpark will be quiet today. we will see clouds move through this morning and then sunshine this afternoon. you can see the clouds moving in from the west. those clouds are already thinning farther to the west in western pennsylvania. so that will clear the way for temperatures in the upper 80s today. right now, pretty pleasant outside. 68 degrees in philadelphia. it's cool, 69 in allentown, reading is at 70 degrees as the clouds thin out there. it's in the low 60s in south jersey. boat house row is quiet and it's going to be warm today. a few clouds this morning, 70 at 7:00, middle 70s at 9:00 and then it's into the 80s at lunch time. and climbing. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood when i co

. >> i'm chris cato. nice weather to start the weekend. sounds good.'s get to meteorologist bill henley with that forecast. >> this afternoon, bright sunshine. this morning, we're watching some cloudiness roll into the area. we can see it from the loews hotel. the clouds have increased in the last few minutes. they'll be around this morning but clearing out completely this afternoon. 73 degrees at nbc 10. if you look closely you can see them on the satellite imagery. the temperatures we've seen them into the 60s and 70s. 72 for northeast philly and wilmington. trenton, 67 in allentown. it's dropped into the 50s in the pocono mountains. a bit of a breeze

of that bank is now the head of the former charles koch foundation the cato institute and that you had several talk radio hosts laura ingram and mark levin principly who according to politico received hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars from the koch brothers so there was you know some real pull those low there and then you know leaf on points out that he went back and listened to four hours of dave brat speeches yesterday and he said they're all popular. he said the guy is sounds like a little bit worried constantly trashing the bankers and big business and well i'm curious your take on well it is an interesting mixture you know the truth is you had on one and you had cancer saying that he was a people's candidate and i think i was glad to see that least the voters saw through that cantor was so tied into wall street that he was just one of them it was just such a lie the it and you had this candidate that was smart enough to focus on a couple of things a focus on immigration because he knows that the that would give rise to the tea party turnout but more importantly he s

i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. >> let's begin with meteorologist bill henley in the first alertr center. >> humid, humid, bad hair day. >> good morning, tracy. the humidity is much higher. it is going to be a challenge to deal with that and stay cool. yesterday it was warm but the humidity was there along with bright sunshine. humidity is definitely higher today. at the shore you see scattered clouds. that's a live view from cape may. across the board, temperatures are running warmer than yesterday. 73 in philadelphia right now. 73 in millville. even north and west of the lehigh valley it's into the 70s. central new jersey, mount holly, we'll find 60s this morning, also in the pocono mountains. showers at this hour, they're way off to the northwest. northwestern pennsylvania has had heavy downpours overnight. by 9:00 we'll be in the upper 70s, closer to 80 degrees and into the low 80s at lunch time today. and steamier, too. that's when we may see our first few showers. a look at the future weather with more on the showers expected later today. jillian has traffic. >> good mornin

bank the current head of the koch funded or founded and funded cato institute gave brad's college of five hundred thousand dollars fellowship back in two thousand and ten so the dave brat could teach i and rand and libertarianism at randolph macon university like hundreds of other college professors across the country these days dave brat is really just a bought and paid for shill of charles and david koch and their buddies but the connections between brat in the dark money machine don't stop there he was also the hand-picked candidate the koch back world of right wing media specifically right wing radio over the past few months right wing talkers like laura ingram and mark levin have been pushing brat and it's hacking cantor nonstop on the radio shows anger me even went so far as to say at a recent rally for brat that she wished that president obama had given eric cantor not five guantanamo detainees to the taliban in exchange for bowe bergdahl i. wish to give this thing. you did talk this through. the. tribute to the sons. of can't see if this is. the end of the piece over the year

bank the current head of the koch funded or founded and funded cato institute gave brad's college a five hundred thousand dollars fellowship back in two thousand and ten so the dave brat could teach i and rand and libertarianism at randolph macon university like hundreds of other college professors across the country these days dave brat is really just a bought and paid for shill of charles and david koch and their buddies but the connections between brat in the dark money machine don't stop there he was also the hand-picked candidate the koch back world of right wing media specifically right wing radio over the past few months right wing talkers like laura ingram and mark levin have been pushing brat in attacking cantor nonstop on the radio shows anger me even went so far as to say at a recent rally for brad that she wished that president obama had given eric cantor not five guantanamo detainees to the taliban in exchange for bowe bergdahl. but i wish to keep this thing. to talk this through and the. tribute to the sons. of can't. be and. over the years because it is treated we want to

professor of applied economics at the johns hopkins university in baltimore and senior fellow at the cato institute he spoke to aaron earlier about venezuela and hyper inflation currency wars and federal reserve policy hey he believes that janet yellen the monetary policy schizo friending and first thank you to explain why here's what he had to say. this comes from. the separation between bank money and state money of course has been no one but it for a long time and and particularly in one nine hundred thirty eight john maynard keynes wrote the treatise his treatise on learning it which milton friedman thought was the best book and i agree and and he had this separation between state money state money is produced by a central bank and we call it high powered money or monetary base service you're looking at ams it's m. sub zero that state money and that accounts for about twenty percent of the money supply total money supply broadly measured in the united states the other trunk the they all of the room is bank money that's eighty percent in the united states and that's produced by banks c

professor of applied economics at the johns hopkins university in baltimore and senior fellow at the cato institute he spoke to aaron earlier about venezuela and hyper inflation currency wars and federal reserve policy hey he believes that janet yellen the monetary policy schizo phrenic and first i thank you to explain why here's what he had to say. this comes from. this separation between bank money and state money of course has been no one but it for a long time and and particularly in one nine hundred thirty eight john maynard keynes wrote the treatise his treatise on money and which milton friedman thought was best book and i agree and he had this separation between state money state money is produced by a central bank and we call it high powered money or monetary base surf you're looking at ams it's m. sub zero that state money and that accounts for about twenty percent of the money supply total money supply broadly measured in the united states the other trunk the they all of the room is bank money that's eighty percent in the united states and that's produced by banks commercial ba

sec, most americans have at least two if not more choices for broadband providing and that could be cato -- cable, fiber, wireless. possibly in the future, satellite providers. we have seen interesting moves there by people like directv and dish. we have somewhat direct competition. we are getting more competition. we have to look more broadly at the entire internet ecosystem because it is not just our petition directly between the carriers. it is also market discipline that is provided by the content providers. countries like facebook and netflix can say, we have the relationship with the customer. it is our content that they are interested in and that gives us leverage and how you might price your products or how you build your networks or how you work with us. we have seen lots of examples of that. the content providers, the operating system makers, the smart makers have leverage, too. there is more of them all the time. in some sense, regardless of where you're getting your internet connection from, the people that run the network have a lot of competitive pressure both from actual c

with all those who see caffein of erbil iraq and up next are to international as cross talking to you cato it's a documentary about nazi master of lies. his name was joseph goebbels he was nazi germany's minister of propaganda the mist that he created exist to this day. it was google's propaganda it was posing actually trying to denigrate other nations while at the same time raising ordinary german self-esteem the school would. keep its use of go bill sniff precisely what the masses need to hear in order to make them follow him he was like the pied piper from the fairy tale who made the rats fall to the tune of the spite of. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologist bound for town saw in the west we have to fight these myths today in memory of those who was in the second world war. i tried to. pull out of. your life or just your preaching everybody. somehow. know what.

professor of applied economics at the johns hopkins university in baltimore and senior fellow at the cato institute he spoke to aaron earlier about venezuela and hyper inflation currency wars and federal reserve policy hey he believes that janet yellen the monetary policy schizo phrenic and first thank you to explain why here's what he had to say. this comes from. the separation between bank money and state money and of course has been no one but it for a long time and and particularly in one nine hundred thirty eight john maynard keynes wrote the treatise his treatise on money which milton friedman thought was the best book and i agree and he had this separation between state money state money is produced by a central bank and we call it high powered money or monetary base surf you're looking at ams it's m. sub zero that state money and that accounts for about twenty percent of the money supply total money supply broadly measured in the united states the other trunk the they all of the room is bank money that's eighty percent in the united states and that's produced by banks commercial b

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