emily: what is the myth of chris anderson and what is the reality? have been very lucky to be at the right place at the right time. i failed out of college. didn't do particularly well in school even after that. i think that there is no particular genius here. just very lucky to be at the birth of the internet in silicon valley at the right time. if i have a talent, it is connecting the dots. i have been privileged to see the dots early on. and good enough at connecting them to see where we were going. emily: you have written three books. will we see another? chris: i am busy. i don't think you can run a company and write a book at the same time. emily: of the things you have done, what is the most fun? what do you enjoy? chris: what i enjoy is that every friday, we fly. we get together and we have an open house. people in our community come together and they show what they are doing. every friday, my jaw is on the floor again. it is e-mails and spreadsheets all week. then on fridays, i see drones do things i've ever seen before. it is as amazing as

joining me today on "studio 1.0" is inventor, father, and founder, chris anderson.

. >> chris anderson wonders if his pigs are smartder than he is. he worked for drexel and fought the investigation and went on to win and spend a -- spent a life on wall street and now saying these pigs are better. >> how much does it cost to raise these animals verse you a conventional pig. >> he is producing the kobe beef of pork the largest breeder and supplier in the u.s. with 4500 pigs on seven farms and he sells the meats to high end restaurants. if i can get this 234r your nose and -- can get this under your nose and into your mouth you're hooked. >> they have to be hand processes and the prices reflect that. he called it the doubler steak and doubles the price. >> what should i start with. >> as he scales up what is the goal? >> the goal is to get people to under how actually screwed up our food chain is. i can sell you a manga lisa color steak and get you 5 or 6 ounces and you'll eat that and be full like as if you had an 18 ounce beef steak. >> it is all self-funded but he hopes for not long. >> i have a deep and abiding conviction there

joining me penny lee chris frates who has been tasked with reading those e-mails, and kristin soltis andersongo to you first. have you read through all of these e-mails that were recently released? if so i apologize because it's a holiday weekend. >> it was a holiday weekend and that's probably part of the reason why they came out, right? it was a friday before a long weekend. so we went through the 300 e-mails and there were no bombshells. there was nothing that indicated that hillary clinton knew of any kind of stand down order, that there was any kind of stand down order, that any arms were coming through benghazi. no smoking guns. >> the conspiracy -- >> the spon sir si theories. and democrats were quick to say this is why we've already been through this. this is an exercise in futility. now, republicans, on the other hand on that benghazi committee that's looking into what happened there is saying well there's a lot of questions. there was e-mails about security during benghazi in 2011 and in 2012. we need to continue to look into that. and there was also a little flavor for how she like

cnn's chris cuomo is out there, anderson cooper is here and has been covering it for us all evening here on cnn. i want to begin with cnn pfs's anderson cooper. catch us up. >> the scene in philadelphia has been in very large demonstrations, people moving through the streets, hundreds of people moving. a number of protesters wanted to get on to an off ramp and a few bottles were thrown. i believe a few arrests may have been made. and the protesters continued to move and that's the group we're still seeing now on the street. >> philadelphia, a large city used to dealing with large demonstrations. you spoke with the mayor, what did he tell you? >> he said people have the right to protest and he has respect for what they're calling for and he wants to allow them to express their opinion and grievances and trying to balance that with the safety of the police and the functioning of the city but clearly seems to be just following along and letting the protesters move where they will. >> i want to get now out to the streets of baltimore now. cnn's brian todd has been covering it this evening li

chris o'connell. then jenn fred and bill anderson are at the court diner baltimore avenue. go out there and join them. >> let me guess. it is caught p called the court diner because it is close to the courthouse. >> right. >> the county seat. >> that's great mike. >> what was the ying he will for the county seat? >> ginning snell we want to go to media ♪ ♪ >> media ♪ ♪ oh, media ♪ ♪ >> i'm down for the cocoa delco. >> get your feet into the county seat. something like that. >> oh, really? >> ya. >> oh, do you like that? >> sure. >> i'm down for the cocoa delco. >> ya, i'm sure the city forefathers will be hiring us to promote media. >> put your feet in the county seat. >> ready for double tickets? >> yes. >> eleven? >> no, ten. on a ten today. perfect for this time of year. it is little cool to start that's all right bus stop buddy has a sweatshirt onto get things going. we have sunshine out there. the cold front came through last night and re reduced relative humidity at 56% now remember yesterday, it was 90% relative humidity, so much better hair day today. except for the

chris cuomo about the situation. >> i'm sitting here with the commissioner talking about how the situation is different. >> tell anderson cooper hello. i'm a big fan. >> he's listening. >> i think at this point in time it's an don't for the state's attorney to look through the case. i don't think anyone's trying to cover up and trying to sweep anything under the carpet. we hope that we keep moving and that everybody what's happening. people are hurt and there is rage. from our standpoint we will be as open, transparent and honest. this is a very strong and capable state's attorney. i think the people should know at the end of the day that a good investigation was done and the state's attorney will do a good job. >> quickly and i know you don't want to talk, but understood. when they hear sth that's a lot for somebody to take in. i think it's unfortunate that these things are coming out. i think that it's inappropriate. i think people should take a deep breath to wait for the entire information and hopefully these leaks won't poison what's happening until people have the full story. i will find out where my officers are.

anderson fox 29 news. >> a confirmed case of hepatitis a at a popular local restaurant. >> fox 29 is there right now asking how this happened. sean? >> chrisheaters never win. this is a case tom brady and new england patriots. what brady is doing now to heal dee 98 gate later in sports. it's a money maker. i mean, i just feel like our children are paying the price for these high stakes tests and their teachers are stressed out about it. so, teachers aren't benefiting. they're not getting information from these tests that are helpful for teaching. kids aren't benefiting because they don't even know what they got right or wrong. they just know that they feel really bad about it. parents aren't benefitting because i don't get any more information about my child. so the only people that could possibly be benefitting from this are corporations who are making the tests and selling the tests. ♪ >> explosive new information about the deadly amtrak derailment. federal investigators just announced the details of their interview with the train's engineer and fox 29's shawnette wilson is in society hill where the ntsb wrapped up that news conference.

chris and dawn. >> all right thank you sean. >>> the fox 29 spring fling continues in south philadelphia. >> alex holly lauren johnson bill anderson are down there this evening. what is up, guys? enjoying it? >> we are here. we're having a great time. we're at bridget on south street. i got to say quickly whenever i'm out the first two questions i get from my friends are where are alex and lauren going to be? >> present. >> here. >> they're right here. >> everybody wants to come down and see them can come down and one of the thing i have to do quickly this is minute go and cheryl and high to put them on because they've been calling what -- what have you been calling me since we got here. >> handsome bill. >> did you pay them to say that. >> love it. >> did you pay them. >> thank you so much. >> now, it's happy hour. they're going to make drinks and alec and lauren are going to handle it and tell us what we'ring. >> we're making sangria. it's great here. of course we have the expert. bridget herself this restaurant was named after you. >> it was. i grew up in the restaurant business and we're kicking off happy hour today makeing ou

chris and lauren back to you. >>> a pair of philadelphia restaurant pushing envelope when it comes to their name. >> as fox 29 weekend anchor bill andersonshows us these shops are to go whatever they can to try to stand out. >> reporter: two new philadelphia eateries are generate something publicity and backlash offer their provocative names. first one is big gay ice cream on south street. other name i cannot say but let just say it references a large donkey. i started the day off at big gay ice cream a shop with rainbows and uni corns. although some people thought name was over the top or divisive most of people i spoke to on the street were supportive. >> they don't call this a neighborhood but a gayborhood. >> not afraid of who or what they are and we can use that. >> we have a bright sign that brings out the area. this part of the south street has been dead for years. i think it is good for businesses. >> reporter: big gay ice cream has been successful in new york city and set to open shortly in philadelphia only then we will find out if the name brings hesitation or support from potential customers. >> i said you take a picture and