murray and suggesting they were putting pressure on conrad murray to make him perform.hey took risks including taking responsibility for murray as a price to pay for getting him on a come back plan that would have been the biggest entertainment come back in history. >> so right now, dollar for dollar, tom, your money would be on aeg losing this case? >> that's what i think. now i have not been in the courtroom. i'm not allowed in there because i'm on the plaintiff's witness list but think brian, the plaintiff's lawyer is the best civil plaintiff's lawyer in america. nobody else in los angeles comes close. i heard he's doing a bang up job and i think kathryn and the kids will earn big. i think what he could have earned in his career exceeds a million dollars. >> good to talk to you. thank you. >>> coming up, the real secrets about bradley manning. we know about spying but was he a cross-dresser? they released this photograph of him today. the breaking news coming up next. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around b

murray and suggesting they were putting pressure on conrad murray to make him perform. think the problem is they took some risks, including taking responsibility for murray as what price to pay for getting him on a comeback plan that would have been the biggest entertainment comeback in history. >> so right now, dollar for dollar, tom, your money would be on aeg losing this case? >> that's what i think. now i have not been in the courtroom. i'm not allowed in there because i'm on the plaintiff's witness list but i think the plaintiff's lawyer is the best civil plaintiff's lawyer in america. i have often said nobody else in los angeles comes close. from what i have heard i think he is doing a bang up job and i think catherine and the kids will win and win big. what michael jackson could have earned the rest of his career i think exceeds a billion dollars. >> thank you. >>> coming up, real secrets of bradley manning. we know about the spying but was he a cross dresser the government released this photo of him today. we are breaking the news next humans. even when we cross

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in heart of darkness joseph conrad writes of his alter ego. when i was a a little chap, i had a passion for maps. at that time there were many blank spaces on earth. but there was one yet, the biggest, the most blank, that i had a hankering after. this, then, is the congo. the size of all western europe combined it should be africa's wealthiest nation. the people forget or never even knew that the 20th century's first holocaust happened here when belgium's king leopold managed to bam booboozle the wo into giving him personal title to the congo. leopold's agents of whom the mythical kertz was one mutilated and pressed into forced labor much of the population in a blood thirsty quest for, first, ivory and then rubber. when independence finally came, the belgians trashed what they could and left behind a completely unprepared, tribally divided, and largely ungovernable land mass filled with stuff that everybody in the world wanted. things pretty much went down hill from there. this story begins with a truck stop in rwanda. stocking up in rwanda,

and communicate with the rest of the students." >> "what are you doing conrad?"nce device from hundreds of miles away. he's the first person in oklahoma to have one. >> "it's funny because they might have lots of those in the future." >> reporter: because of conrad's illness his school really had a tough time trying to serve him, until they found this one of a kind robot. >> "it's a true blessing and honestly it was a lot of answered prayer. we just have tremendous hopes, we're very excited about this opportunity." >> "so many people saying bye!" >> "we'll miss you." >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend your full forecast. >> welcome back. >> janu: still dealing with some cloud coverage and as we go for this afternoon some mainly sunny skies. and as we go for midday the chances are going to increase. for tomorrow, some clearing. taking a look at where temperatures are 70's in antioch. 60s in oakland and 60s in san jose. slightly cooler. for the eastern bay inland valleys. and '80s in concord, pleasanton, and in the south-bay a mixture of '70s and '80s. 84 degrees

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america's nuclear past is the chain reaction sculpture designed by polar to winning cartoonist paul conrad the huge chains wraparound and create a mushroom cloud conrad sun explains its significance and he doesn't want the world to annihilate itself with a chain reaction of atomic bombs flying between countries chain reaction would wipe out all mankind sometimes known as mutually assured destruction conrad's sentiments are inscribed at the base this is a statement of peace may never become an epitaph. but the peace the morial is in peril the city could get rid of the iconic sculpture if citizens can't come up with four hundred thousand dollars for renovation the chain reaction sculpture behind me is a stark warning about the dangers of nuclear war the political piece of art is in danger of being torn down and some worry that the memory of america's nuclear tear will also go with it the reminder remains relevant in today's turbulent times young kids don't know what a nuclear blast look like we are just as close to nuclear destruction as we were twenty years ago and this is put up. in japan

countries chain reaction would wipe out all mankind sometimes known as mutually assured destruction conrad sentiments are inscribed at the base this is a statement of peace may never become an epitaph but the peace memorial is in peril the city could get rid of the iconic sculpture if citizens can't come up with four hundred thousand dollars for renovation the chain reaction sculpture behind me is a stark warning about the dangers of nuclear war the political piece of art is in danger of being torn down and some worry that the memory of america's nuclear terror. well also go with it the reminder remains relevant in today's turbulent times young kids don't know what a nuclear blast look like we are just as close to nuclear destruction as we were twenty years ago when this is put up. to. in japan tens of thousands commemorated the victims of pure she may not be a sock in the u.s. the memorials are much smaller as a nation fails to remember its atomic corps. in santa monica california. are. while this week marks the anniversary of the atomic catastrophes on hiroshima and nagasaki japan today

senator conrad, i thought, was pretty eloquent about some of those choices. but those choices are very -- even when they're laid out clearly, they're very, very difficult politically. that's why you get a sequester. takes away responsibility. you can cut things, and you don't see the result very much. people talk about those results, but you don't see them very well. but if you look at the total budget, hhs, social security, defense be, that's two-thirds of the federal budget. the rest is a variety of things, but those three things really account for the bulk of what we do. and so what do we want to do with health care in the future for both, for the elderly? a lot of people are going to be retiring over the next few years. the low income pop rations -- populations, disabled. what do you want to do for retirement for the work force? social security's totally exempt from sequester. maybe that's a priority. and then defense. what are we going to do with defense? when i started out as a budget officer in 1985, defense was like, i don't know, 25, 26% of the budge

conrad black, pleasure to talk to you.we'd love to have you back. >> i'd always be delighted to speak with you, fareed. very nice talking with you again. >>> up next, what does war do to a country? i'm going to show you some images from syria that will get you thinking. [ gerry ] you really couldn't have come at a better time. these chevys are moving fast. i'll take that malibu. yeah, excuse me. the equinox in atlantis blue is mine! i was here first. it's mine. i called about that one. it's mine. customers: [ echoing ] it's mine, mine, mine. it's mine! no, it's not! it's mine! better get going. it's chevy model year end event. [ male announcer ] the chevy model year end event. the 13s are going fast. time to get yours. right now, get this great lease on a 2013 chevy malibu ls for around $169 a month. plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day women's 50+. could lose tens of thou

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. >>> you might remember the case of the press baron conrad black, who at one point owned one of thegreat newspaper empires of the world. but then six years ago, he faced investigations into his handling of his company and was convicted in u.s. federal court on the lesser charges of obstruction of justice and fraud. some of the major charges against him were successfully overturned on appeal, but in the end black served more than three years in american prisons. black, an amateur historian with several important biographies under his belt already, has now written a book about the country that imprisoned him called "flight of the eagle, the grand strategies that brought america from colonial dependence to world leadership." he cannot enter the united states currently so he has joined me from toronto to talk about his benign view of american grand strategy but his much less flattering opinion of our legal system. listen in. >> conrad black, thank you for joining me. >> i'm grateful for the invitation, fareed. >> let me ask you first about just a general tenor of your new book which is

the financial thing but senator conrad said, i didn't like the results. i'll be the first to say that but i was not there. they came up and made a solution. the budget control act, that dave obey was talking about. you know there were a lot of problems with it but it has some good to it and senator nickles came in with a tax cut and you can argue about whether or not revenue cuts are good or not. i think they are but that's a partisan difference. the truth of the matter is the government and emergency it always comes together. i'm absolutely certain that america will come together. we are not going to allow thiskl and at the 11th hour somehow we always come together and i'm absolutely certain the same thing will happen again. >> the bipartisan policy center i can tell you -- [laughter] allison has the microphone. we have about two minutes for some questions and please identify yourself and your association. >> my name is dave. i'm with al rp publication; and is pretty basic. we have talked a lot about the longer-term but members of the panel, do you belie

it was michael jackson who wanted conrad murray.art of the contract, they said okay, michael, we'll pay for your doctor. that doesn't mean they knew what conrad murray was doing to michael jackson with drugs he was administer, treatments he was giving and that's the issue of the entire case. whether aeg knew this. >> all right. >> there are two e-mails, there two e-mails, fredricka, from the co-president of aeg live about conrad murray and so, the question is what inferences can be drawn from that information. will the jury believe that aeg live knew about the serious nature of his treatment? i think that is going to be very important. the other question is did aeg live have any responsibility and payment and i don't think they're going to be able to establish that. >> we'll pick it up again later on in the week if not next weekend. thanks so much. we'll see you again in 15 minutes to talk about a heartbreaking case. a little girl caught in the middle of a very ugly custody fight. we will look into. american law, u.s. law versus nat

booktv sat down with conrad and steve who tell the story of the family, the danbergs. >> dan jrnberg,ne of the most prom innocent settlers in early western nevada. he came to the united states in 1848. his first job came through new orleans from germany, and his first job was racking logs on the mississippi, which was not quite as good as what mark twain portrayed in his book, but after doing that for a year, he teamed up with another american of german dissent named ben mast, and together they went to work in a flour mill in st. louis, and they did that for about a year; then they moved to illinois where they worked on a farm for three years, and in 185 p -- 1853 after hearing the great stories about the gold rush in california, they decided to make the move west, and they did this by buying 200 head of livestock driving them from st. louis to california, and turns out that could be a profitable venture things even back then were more expensive in california than they were in st. louis. you could buy a cow or ox for five or ten dollars in st. louis, and the same animal cost $50 or mo

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the family claims that the group negligently hired conrad murray.are writing the business on michael jackson. is he worth 40 billion in >> 40 billion is an outrageous amount of money. think about the entire music industry, you could buy the top three record companies in the whole industry and still have enough money to buy the yankees with half of that amount money. 40 billion i don't now. >> if not 40 how much in>> we are talking about the value of the taet and earned. nwhole sha bang. >> if he would have lived and gone on the tower, i think he could have earned up at the upper reaches long with madonna wo earned 125 miionnd lady gaga 85 million. >> and stove has a name worth a couple of billion. >> and heck, we named a show after you. nstove will love the studio. what about the 40 billion. >> and now the irs is coming after me. >> we'll be your witnesses. what about the 40 billion price tag? >> it is preposterous. and the lawyers hoping to get something out of this. the man's worth more dead than ive like elvis, bcause you know, people focus on hi

saying, "deb, find a view for two at a conrad." or "make room for more at an embassy suites, deb.", lead a victory dance at a hampton." so chin up, love, and never stop vacationing. book during the great getaway for great rates at our ten top hotel brands. travel is calling you to hiltongreatgetaways.com. >>> is she allergic? >> i had resigned myself. i don't think she's going to survive this. >> we've seen her flatline in a hospital. we've said good-bye. >> you're listening to matt and paige figge describe their own daughter. what would you do if this were your child? charlotte figge had an extreme form of epilepsy. her body was so frail that any seizure could kill her. with no traditional treatment left to try and the clock ticking away, her parents decided to try marijuana. charlotte was just 5 years old. >> i need a card to be able to get the cannabis from a pharmacy. doctors have to prescribe it. >> you need two doctors in colorado to get the card for a juvenile or a child. it was hard. we were the first young child, and they said no. everyone said no, no, no, no. >> certainly

saying, "deb, find a view for two at a conrad." or "make room for more at an embassy suites, deb.", lead a victory dance at a hampton." so chin up, love, and never stop vacationing. book during the great getaway for great rates at our ten top hotel brands. travel is calling you to hiltongreatgetaways.com. vo:remember to changew that oil is the it on schedule toy car. keep your car healthy. show your car a little love with an oil change starting at $19.95. ♪ >>> with no rainfall on the horizon, ken and tammy have made a decision, to sell off 200 steer calves. they can only hope, that will be enough to get their family through the winter. ♪ >> hey, cows. hey. >> you can go in the pen and help him. >> let the steers out? >> yeah. if they're big steers wheel let out. if they're a hefer cow we'll put in. >> okay. i guess it just dawned on me what's really happened to our lives. it's been hard. >> come on, cows! come on! come on! >> hey, calves, hey! >> ha! come on. right now we are sorting the calves and the cows. the young steers are what's going to market, so we're basically splitting

saying, "deb, find a view for two at a conrad." or "make room for more at an embassy suites, deb.", lead a victory dance at a hampton." so chin up, love, and never stop vacationing. book during the great getaway for great rates at our ten top hotel brands. travel is calling you to hiltongreatgetaways.com. >>> is she allergic? >> i had resigned myself. i don't think she's going to survive this. >> we've seen her flatline in a hospital. we've said good-bye. >> you're listening to matt and paige figge describe their own daughter. what would you do if this were your child? charlotte figge had an extreme form of epilepsy. her body was so frail that any seizure could kill her. with no traditional treatment left to try and the clock ticking away, her parents decided to try marijuana. charlotte was just 5 years old. >> i need a card to be able to get the cannabis from a pharmacy. doctors have to prescribe it. >> you need two doctors in colorado to get the card for a juvenile or a child. it was hard. we were the first young child, and they said no. everyone said no, no, no, no. >> certainly

. >> we got audio of conrad murray from jail. he's not testifying in the michael jackson wrongful death trial but if he was, this is basically his testimony. the first thing he said, which is really important to this case is that a.e.g. did not mire him, sir michael did. >> i was initially off the physician of being the first physician of michael jackson and his three children named michael and seth. >> he also said the a.d.a. had no treatment the medical treatment was. they literally said they should be this community. >> it's been up north. >> it's up north and you watch it on "tmz. when they go into the jury room, they can't take that into christian when they make a decision. >> they do. >> they can't do that. >> they do it. >> no, they don't! >> do you ever do something you shouldn't do? >> never! >> dot "ring around the rosy" video. >> ring around the rosies, pocketful of posies ashes to ashes, we all fall down! >> coming up -- >> i got a press release from the new toad the wet sprocket album. all i want to feel this way. 

oh, hi, miss conrad. yes, i'm pulling the listings right now.sten, i want to thank you for this opportunity. i won't let you--what? am i using the t.r.d. reports? of course. i have them right here. i--i'm all about the t.r.d.s. ok. all right, no problem. bye-bye. oh, my god. i hope i left them in the bathroom. all right, gentlemen. let's play some cards. danny, you get the beer. spence, here. order up some chinese. yeah. deac-- tunes, i'm right on it. oh, hey. instead of tung sing, let's try szechuan village. it's supposed to be amazing. as long as they can make my dish. beef with broccoli. with? no broccoli. hey. big jar of honey tipped over in your fridge. what the hell just happened here? what? we're playing poker. and could you watch the language in front of my company? no. no, no, no, no. this is not happening. what are you doing? doug, i need this room to work, ok? we have a big client flying in from l.a. i have to pull all the listings of our condos, co-ops, lofts, then i have to project what the amortized mortgage would be-- ok, if you'r

you might recognize this guy on the right, one of our editors, conrad, one of our awesome editors. >>ognize him. you're not going to. >> you see nervous. >> i am a bit. >> talking to my roommate after the people that just left. >> well, the evil you know and all that. i think so. i'm just taking another look. >> let me see. i, the undersigned, do hearby agree to following list of rules. >> there's a pretty odd stipulation in this roommate agreement. >> no businesses are allowed to operate from the house, this includes but is not limited to production of pornography, making methamphetamine and prostitution. >> so the guys behind this web series, they created episode one. and now completely different film crew, different actors, th they are creating the next episode in the story, so they take the story where they think it should go. nand the next episode completed by someone different, so you're depending on the web community to keep the series going. >> this is cool. it could go on for years. >> these kids have started at just the right moment in time to do this. >> and they're current

and by conrad prebys and debbie turner. and by the following: and by: visit us at pbs.org/masterpiece to watch video and explore features. and follow us on facebook and twitter. this program is available on dvd. to order, visit shoppbs.org, or call us at 1-800-play-pbs. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org happy 18th birthday. thank you, mr. mulgan, everyone. you're very kind. i'm sorry, but i actually have to go now. sorry. she's in a hurry to meet her fiancé, mr. mulgan. tommy! dave, come and have a look at this! we found brenda's body in the canal basin this morning. what? her body? you mean brenda's dead? green. all over me. water, choking me. cold at first, and then boiling. roaring and seething. cooling and clearing. the killing, ian, the killing. yeah, not real enough. you're suffering from paranoid delusions. you see assassins everywhere. some real, some not. death is breathing down your neck. so when you see that curtain move... yeah? what's this? stay there, dave. i wouldn't want you to bust ano

conrad murray, quote: got in there and killed him. murray, of course, is in prison for using the surgical drug propofol to help michael jackson sleend. instead he edd. on it. aeg claims michael jackson hired dr. murray. the family says it was aeg that was actually paying dr. murray's salary, shep. >> as it turned out, trace, the concert promoters were considering debbie roe a hostile witness. >> she aeg's witness and she had previously is said this that she believes ae gemplet was responsible for michael jackson's death. aeg is using her to show that michael jackson's drug use began long before he ever met conrad murray. and that his death was caused by his own behavior and in court today, debbie roe did, in fact, acknowledge that the drug use started years and years ago. now, remember, the jackson family is suing aeg for what they believe michael jackson would have made during the remainder of his life neshedz they want apartment eg to pony up a billion dollars. >> trace gallagher from los angeles. prince has already testified at thi

conrad murray to care for the entertainer. prince and priss jackson, didn't hold back tears in two emotional days of testimony. joining me live now msnbc legal analyst, nbc news legal analyst lisa bloom who has been following the trial closely for us. good to see you again. >> hi, craig. how you doing? >> doing well. take us through the testimony here. what did debbie rowe add to the case against aeg and what insight did we gain into jackson's life? >> i think it was a mixed bag. she certainly came off as a very human person after weeks of fairly dry testimony. the jury got to hear about michael jackson as a human being. that after an incident in the mid 1990s he began taking pain medication and especially the medication which led to his death a couple years ago. she talked about paris jackson her daughter, michael jackson's daughter who has become suicidal over the death of her father and that was just a couple months ago. there is no question that the family is devastated by michael jackson's death and that goes to their dam

so i told charlie conrad this when we were in the process of putting this thing together.nd so weed kitted together quite a number of times, so it came out the way i wanted. >> during booktv's recent trip to carson city, nevada, with the help of charter communications, we sat down with michael makley, author of "the infamous king of the comstock." mr. be makley tells the story of william sharon who profited from the silver mining boom at the comstock lode. >> michael makley, who was william sharon? >> guest: well, william sharon, we're sitting here in the railroad yard in front of the steam engines, one of the steam engines that they used to run stuff up to the comstock and run the ore back out of comstock, and william sharon created that. but his story starts way before he did the train. he, he's a little bit older than the people that usually came to the comstock. usually that's for young people coming up here. he was in his 40s when he came to the comstock, and he becomes the wealthiest of the mine owners for a time anyway. >> host: where did he come from? >> guest: com

this lauren conrad blazer, $21.99 at kohl's. but for $54, if you want to get another trend this is a great way to invest on it. if you only one want color, walk forwards, then backwards. >> all right, girl. next up with dakota jeans, sara's here with that. >> sara is kate cook's sister. and they have a very similar laugh. show us. these dakota jeans and these are very similar to if you want that leather look, they're coated. the built-in control panels, they're a little priceyer for dlas 134 but we use these a ton in "ambush makeover." the technology slims your stomach and waist size. >> we love your sister. >> phoebe is coming out. she's got on a pair of jeans. what are these? >> these are phoebe with the moto, motorcycle trend. these are $99. ditto jeans. again i'm showing you the trend. you could wear it with an oversized sweater and ballet flats. if that works for you, you can see the difference in the stitching at the knees. you see the difference in stitching at the knees. this is showing sort of that wild look if you want

tomorrow, ca conrad black is doe with his prison term, is he ready to make a major come back? he is talking to us, and only us, that is tomorrow. "the wills report". said years after mh of the country suffered a blackout has the powewer grid change? another foundation under fire. this time ll clinton running a multimillion-dollar deficit and i will break down the numbers. take a bite out of apple find out why it regains its shine and we watch out for you tonight on the willis support. >> gerri@foxbusiness.com billion dollar merger of american airlines said u.s. air raids grounded for the time being for a top regulators say it is a no go for the bottom line. florida republican attorn-general sat down wi me today. she is one of six attorney-general to say it could translate into higher cost per cohousing with my first and foremost, obligation as attorney-geral is to protect our consumers. with the increased fligh of ticket prices are bag chairs or many other half hidden cost to affect floridians are tourist with interstate that is my obligation as attorney general in the state o

saying, "deb, find a view for two at a conrad." or "make room for more at an embassy suites, deb."at a hampton." so chin up, love, and never stop vacationing. book during the great getaway for great rates at our ten top hotel brands. travel is calling you to hiltongreatgetaways.com. >>> there's yet another twist in the missing and murdered children case. >> atlanta is a city of frustrations and fears. >> as the number of missing and murdered children grow -- >> the body was indeed another victim of atlanta's child killer or killers. we're told at the trial -- >> patrick baltazar was the kid convinced he could catch a killer. >> he was like man, i want to find this kill around get this reward money, and i'm going to buy my mom a house, and i'm going to do this and i'm going it find this killer. >> his stepmother, sheila baltazar, was worried. >> for a 10, 11-year-old child to be talking like that, that was just like, wow, where is his mind at? >> patrick was a latch-key child living unsupervised with an older brother in a project apartment near downtown. >> he was very streetwise. >

conrad murray was brought in by aeg.e was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in michael jackson's death. >>> bradley manning is doing well in kansas. he spoke wednesday with his client who now prefers to be called chelsea manning. manning already made new friends at the prison. his attorney said he will soon travel to leavenworth to meet with the prison's medical staff in hopes they will allow his client to receive hormone therapy. >>> investigators trying to find what caused an oil rig explosion. workers were drilling on the rig when something went horribly wrong and it burst into flames. fortunately, all the workers managed to make it to safety. >>> fast food nation slowing a bit. thousands of employees walk off the job in a nationwide protest. it's part of a growing campaign for better pay in their industry. we spoke to demonstrators asking, can i get a living wage with that? >> reporter: fast food workers took to the streets to strike in dozens of city from hartford, connecticut to memphis, tennessee and all the w

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. >> kathryn said to me they believe michael jackson was killed by conrad murray and the promoters actn bad faith, put this guy in and took his life. >> yes. >> that's what the family thinks? >> yes. >> do you think you'll get justice? >> yes. >> do you think the trial is going the right way? >> yes, the truth always comes out. >> debbie row's evidence is powerful. do you know debbie? >> you know, i met her once -- >> quite recently, right? >> quite recently. about a month ago, she's a nice lady and she's funny. she's funny. >> for paris, i mean, is she watching this trial? is she engaged at all? >> no. >> is she trying to avoid it? >> she's avoiding -- i'm sure she's avoiding it. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. >> another member of the jackson family. extraordinary family, show biz family and must be tough for all of you to go through the trial but i think you've done yourself proud tonight. >> thank you. >>> my exclusive interview with a great grandmother sexually harassed by governor bob filner. she joins me with her attorney gloria allred. that's coming up next. e yo

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conrad murray's services were never given to jackson's management team.he contract says murray was to do what was requested by the producer, not jackson. the family is saying they are liable for his death. >> still no verdict in the racketeering trial of james whitey bulger. the jury got the case tuesday. it's been deliberating ever since. wednesday, the panel asked the judge that it must reach a unanimous verdict on all allegations. the judge said yes. the mob boss faces a life sentence if convicted. >>> no connection between april's deadly fertilizer explosion and a paramedic that responded. he was arrested and charged with having bomb making materials. prosecutors say there does not appear to be a leak between reid and what happened in west texas. 50 people died when the plant explo exploded. the exact cause has not been determined. >> here is a weird story. it's shark week. we get it. we can report a shark sighting in the unlikeliest of places. the new york subway. a wet, 1.5 pound car kus was discovered. passengers thought it was a toy. once they rea