there is no hurry to rush through gandhi or dorothy day. there's so much of their. >> host: but peace to you is not just the absence of order to bring issues like animal rights. you're a vegetarian. you ride your bicycle. could you maybe give your personal philosophy? >> guest: well i think we are all called upon to decrease the world's violence. and in many ways to go about that. and i decide one way was through my diet. i always ask my students would talk about animal rights, i asked for questions. hoop in the class would like to use cruelty in the world? all hands go up. who would like to reduce world hunger? all hands go up. who would like to reduce global warming? all hands go up. who would like to have a healthy body? all hands go up. i've never been presented yes i want to increase crude in the world. i've never had that. okay, four out of four. so then how do we go about that? stop eating meat and you make some progress. if everybody did that we would have a very serene world. that's one example. people always say okay i can't do mu

and the last chapter in the book is called "the indomitable will" a quote from mahatma gandhi. he says success lies in an indomitable will. the will toed and, and i don't think he ever considers failure on a option from the moment he wakes up in the morning until he goes to bed at night. and part of it was also him. he is the poor boy who made good. there are lot of kids who grow up in india poorer than modi but he wasn't well off and was bare barefoot as a kid and he made himself good. he did that through the support principally of the rss and the phenomenal way in which that organization fosters sports and helps people who show promise and dedication within their ranks, which is something that for outsiders like me is hard to fathom but once you come to understand it a bit it's -- you can see how that really does form -- a bit like going to the joint -- whatever you call it here has a character-building impact on individuals and how -- much more so than anything i've seen in a western country. certainly part of it. and he spoke very little about -- during the campaign, but th

one person can't do much, well, gandhi did it in india, martin luther king did it in the united states, nelson mandela did it in south africa. what we don't need to be a gandhi or a martin luther king or a nelson mandela, to make a difference in the life of just one person. let me tell you about one of the best days of my life. it wasn't when i graduated from west point. it wasn't when i graduated from the university of utah. it wasn't when i was given the opportunity to serve as the chairman and ceo of the proctor and gamble company or as the secretary of veterans affairs. one of the best days of my life was when i saw a paralyzed veteran wounded in combat walk. get up from their wheelchair as if they have been able to do that for 40 years and walk. some might call it the miracle and in a sense it was miraculous, but not in the way you might think. his name was billy, and he could walk because some good people trained him on how to use a device we call the exoskeleton. it wasn't so much about getting someone to walk. that is important. but it is important because of what happens when

one person can't do much, well, gandhi did it in india, martin luther king did it in the united states mandela did it in south africa. what we don't need to be a gandhi or a martin luther king or a nelson mandela, to make a difference in the life of just one person. let me tell you about one of the best days of my life. it wasn't when i graduated from west point. it wasn't when i graduated from the university of utah. it wasn't when i was given the opportunity to serve as the chairman and ceo of the proctor and gamble company or as the secretary of veterans affairs. one of the best days of my life was when i saw a paralyzed veteran wounded in combat walk. get up from their wheelchair as if they have been able to do that for 40 years and walk.

in terms of indian leaders, he quotes mahatma gandhi frequently of course. he spends more time denigrating leaders more than it is hailing figure gets a lot of respect for the grandees in the bjp. not all of them are as enthusiastic about as a candidate. when it is great heroes is patel was the home minister and deputy prime minister after independence for whom he is building were told the largest statue in the world, which is going to be sort of competitive rimmer how high it is? enormous. is being built at the moment and he was called the ironman at india and you can seek modi qaeda sir martin so. one of the chapters he is called ironman 2. although patel was a congressman, he was a nationalist hindu. he was a religious hindu and i think of all the people that he talks, those are the to come mahatma gandhi and patel. >> tom finberg consultant. it's always a dangerous to ask about the future but he does have an election coming up within the next year or so. in both cases, have a lot of other people learned the lesson and are now dedicated to using social me

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in india, people make changes because gandhi taught them about alternative conflict resolution.e a lot of things that people ought to be learning right now because people are awake, but they don't have the tools -- the true tools for making change right now. i am always telling people don't put yourself in the position of suicide by going up against somebody who's going to outgun you, whether it is an army, security force, a police force. we have to learn how to do things in a different way, not just killing ourselves while we try to make change. amy: i want to play some things from the new outbound, "power in the blood." this is your song, "my way." >> ♪ i'm getting my own way and i daresay it's my own under my own speeds, i can tell you things i've done and i can sing you songs i've song but there is one thing i can't give the years i've known in the life i've grown it's my way ♪ >> amy: "it's my way" by buffy sainte-marie. talk about a song you wrote 50 years ago and incorporating it into this song. >> we were doing it on the road all the time anyway and i decided to record i

. >> here's what i w-- >> for me, a political hero is gandhi. passive resistance. this i fully comprehend. >> which might sound a little strange to people, given the-- the fire, the brimstone in your lyrical attack, right-- >> yeah. those-- yeah. my words are my bullets. >> yeah. >> and there's no need for real bullets. >> you've said-- fame is a monster. >> oh yeah. >> what do you mean by that? >> because it-- you lose control. your-- your whole image of yourself is shape-shifted int-- into a beast, a fake thing. anything to sell records. an industry puppet. and you become just-- a figure of ridicule, really. and-- i-- a lot of people i know in-- in the music industry have turned into-- they don't even realize that they're figures of mock, right? i don't want-- don't want that. i don't want that at all. i'd rather be contentious and happy. >> (laugh) y-- you've said you feel lucky to have survived it >> wanting to-- wanting to be loved so completely. this is what fame does. and you fool yourself into believing people love you because you just sang that last love t

gandhi's beach at 62. 62 in cinnaminson. 60 to 63 up and down the state of delaware.re running errands the morning will be great for. that we'll have sun giving way top occasional clouds. getting up to 81 at noon. this afternoon a little choppier, 85 is your high around 4 o'clock and at times there could be a spotty pop-up shower or even a thunderstorm. mainly dry this afternoon though tam. >> thank you david. >>> sophia vergara speaking out for the first time about a controversial lawsuit. her exfeian says is suing her over frozen embryos. they were created while they were still in a relationship. she says lobe has no case since signed a contract. vergara is engaged to wed actor joe manganiello. [sfx: bell] [burke] the more you learn about your insurance the more gaps you may find. [burke] like how you may be covered for this... [burke] but not for something like this... [burke] talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. [sfx: yeti noise] ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ >> ♪♪ >> top stories here at 6:56. philadelphia f

ministry of home affairs is they are paranoid and so paranoid it's kind of reminicent of grand -- gandhihey are harsh accusations and why do you say that? >> i will tell you. >> okay. >> you have ngos and blocked funding and what they receive in ionia is from ordinary people from india and not government entities and the government and rules of the law of the land has no right to block these funds but they have gone ahead and done it. the courts will eventually in my opinion will rule against the government. this is an example of intimidation and harassment. why? that is because green peace and supporters have been agitated against a power plant in india. green peace india has been in the forefront of telling the government that look if we have a mine call mine it in an friendly manner and rehabilitate the people whose livelihoods are destroyed. >> politically motivated. >> against government policies. >> are you saying that? >> absolutely. in the 1970s, in the 1970s the then prime minister of india saw this foreign hand with everything that went wrong in this country. i mean i regret to

levittown and across the river in south jersey 54 up in ewing, 56 in hammonton, 59 in woodbine and 60 in gandhi'sch. temperatures close to 60 up and down the state of delaware f you're running errands today you might want to wait until the afternoon. it's kind of cool this morning with a 9 o'clock temperature of 61 and 66 by noon. your high today is going to be 72 around 4 o'clock. and we'll spend most of the afternoon close to 70. breezy a fair amount of sunshine with a few occasional clouds. tam. >> thank you david. >>> there is a new host of america's funniest home videos. alfonso ribiero will be taking over for tom bergeron. they made that announcement last night. afhv enters its 26th season later this year. the show airs on sunday nights right here at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. >> ♪♪ >> breaking this morning three armed invaders stormed a home in juniata park. one person inside the home suffered a minor cut to the ear. the suspects stole cash jewelry and a gun and then fled in a white suv. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the man who lured kids away from a skateboarding park so that he could

woman narrator: indira gandhi was always destined for greatness.the first female leader of the world's largest democracy, she inherited a country plagued by poverty famine and social injustice. a multi-religious nation of nearly half a billion people recovering from over 100 years of british colonial rule. yet indira triumphed over her critics transformed india into a confident independent democracy, and rose to dominate india's political stage for nearly 20 years. in the indian constitution all citizens are equal regardless of sex, religion, language. to the poor, she was mother india. to others, durgar, the goddess of war. she was idolized

einstein mother theresa and gandhi came out on top.sus, a guy named jesus didn't crack the top five. the average age of students in this survey was 23. which it is we know is the age when you know the most ever in life. right? andy let's start with the heros. who is your pick for hero. >> it is obvious edward snowden should have been on the top of the list. we don't need to discuss it. let's discuss it as a given and move on. the survey -- all the survey shows is that it is not just in america that millenials are awful. in addition to w they ranked saddam hussein as worse than stalin. stalin was worse than either of those two guys. you can make an argument that stalin was worse than hitler. i may not buy it. >> not to mention mao. >> the only cool thing is on the hero's list there was someone on the list named after someone else. you had martin luther and martin luther king. >> on the villain's list? >> on the hero's list. >> did they leave anybody off the list sph. >> for villain global warming. am i right this these are kids who just

as leaders in recent history gandhi and nelson mandela have taught us the only lasting response to evil is love. freddie gray's family thanks you for the love you have shown them. now let us all show them the fruits of that love real and lasting progress. the lasting changes we make will be freddie's legacy. and the changes in baltimore can set the example for this nation. we can start with body cameras. we can continue with tough and enforceable regulations for the on switch never to be turned to the off switch inappropriately. we'll show better hiring, better training, a new culture of policing. yes, a new culture of policing where good policing is with with rewarded and bad policing is punished. where bad policemen fear committing misconduct because good policemen no longer fear preventing it correcting it, reporting it, or prosecuting it. the blue wall of silence which makes policemen wrongfully conspire to conceal evil must come down. in the days ahead we will be inviting police experts community leaders rank and file officers and others who have seriously studied what must be done

gandhi did in india. martin luther king did in the united states.n mandela did in south africa. but we don't need to be a gandhi or a martin luther king or a nelson mandela to make a difference in the life of just one person. let me tell you about one of the best days of my life. it wasn't when i graduated west point. it wasn't when i graduated from the university of utah. it wasn't when i was given the opportunity to serve as ceo of procter & gamble or secretary of veterans affairs. one of the best days in my life was when i saw a paralyzed veterans wounded in combat walk, get up from their wheelchair as if they've been able to do that for 40 years and walk. some might call it a miracle. in a sense, it was miraculous, but not in the way you might think. his name was billy, and he could walk because some good people trained him how to use a device we call the exoskeleton. it wasn't so much about getting someone to walk. that is important. but it's important because of what happens when you don't walk. when you don't walk, your muscles atrophy. your

the way thoughtfully, creatively and peacefully as two of the greatest leaders in recent history gandhi, martin luther king and nelson mandela have taught us, the only lasting response to evil is love. freddie gray's family thanks you for the love you have shown them. now let us all show them the fruit of that love, real and lasting progress. the lasting changes we make will be freddie's legacy and the changes we make in baltimore can set the example for this nation. we can start with body cameras. we can continue with enforcible regulations for the on switch never to be turned to the off switch inappropriately. we shall demand better hiring, better training, better oversight and a new culture of policing. yes, a new culture of policing where good policing is rewarded and bad policing is punished. where bad policemen fear committing this conduct because good policemen no longer fear preventing it, correcting it, reporting it or prosecuting it. the blue wall of silence which makes policemen wrongfully conspire to conceal evil must come down. in the days ahead we will be inviting police e

alongside gandhi and god, a local graffiti artist is crop ug.u is one of india's well known underground graffiti artists. he calls his work vandalism, a form of protest against convention. >> the government put signs all over, to make the city look more international while in india, no one follows traffic rules and stop signs is just a declaration. it's not even like -- you know, people don't stop looking at the stone stop sign. so for me, the stop signs were almost meaningless. and i thought, if i swift it in a very government way, so i had to add words underneath that is stop attending, stop shopping, stop honking, stop doing multiple things. >> the police have allowed the graffiti all over the city with little intervention. so for now, it remain aes festival of color. cnn, new delhi. >>> after seven seasons, the award winning television drama "mad men" is saying farewell. >> who are you? >> i'm peggy olsen, the new girl. >> goes backwards. >> you've got your whole life ahead of you. >> the show launched the careers of series star jon hamm and

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as few of the greatest leaders in recent history, gandhi, martin luther king and nelson mandela have taught us the only lasting response to either is love. freddie gray's family thanks you for the love you have shown them. now, let us all show them the fruits of that love. real and lasting progress. the lasting changes that we make will be freddie's legacy. and the changes we make in baltimore can set the example for this nation. we can start with body cameras. we can continue with tough and enforceable regulations for the on switch never to be turned to the off switch. a new culture of policing. yes, a new culture of policing. where good policing is rewarded and bad policing is punished. where bad policemen fear committing misconduct because good policemen no longer fear preventing it correcting it reporting it or prosecuting it. the blue wall of silence which makes policemen wrongly conspire to conceal evil must come down. in the days ahead, we will be inviting police experts community leaders, rank and file officers and other who have seriously studied what must be done to join us

those words from gandhi.e'll be right back. >>> top democrats try to block president obama's big trade deal while senate republicans are bragging about their support for the president. the big loser in all this? our middle class. senator jeff sessions joins us next. it's part adrenaline and part adventure. it's part geek and part chic. it's part relaxation and part exhilaration. it's part sports car and part suv. and the best part? the 2015 gla. it's 100% mercedes-benz. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts. centurylink. your link to what's next. >>> senator elizabeth warren criticizing the president again on trade. the liberal lawmaker issued a report t

i mean they got so paranoid it's kind of reminicent of the 70s with gandhi. >> those are pretty harsh, why do you say that? >> let me explain why. >> okay. >> you've targeted a few ngos and you have blocked their indian funding. the fact is 60% of the money that green peace receives in india is from ordinary citizens of india, not corporate or government entities and as for the rules and law of the land they have no right to block these funds but they have gone ahead and done it. the courts will eventually, in my opinion, rule against the government. this is an example of intimidation and harassment. why? that is because green peace and supporters have been adjust talking about a power plant and green peace india has been in the forefront of telling the government that look if you have a mine call mine it in a manner and rehabilitate the people whose livelihoods getting destroyed and green peace have been agitating against government policies. >> are you saying that? >> absolutely. in the 1970s the prime minister of india saw a foreign hand with everything that went wrong in this coun

as the greatest leaders in recent history gandhi, martin luther king, and nelson mandela have taught us, the only lasting response to evil is love. freddie gray's family thanks you for the love you have shown them. now let us all show them the fruits of that love, real and lasting progress. the lasting changes we make will be freddie's legacy. and the changes we make in baltimore can set the example for this nation. we can start with body cameras. we can continue with tough and enforceable regulations for the "on" switch never to be turned to the "off" switch inappropriately. we shall demand better hiring better training better oversight and a new culture of policing. yes, a new culture of policing. where good policing is rewarded. >> billy murphy the attorney for freddie gray's family reacting today to the news that the six officers have been charged in relation to freddie gray's death. you know, all afternoon in baltimore we've been hearing people celebrating in the same spot where earlier this week we saw fires and looting. news4's derrick ward continues our team coverage now with

old man what should we do if we were invaded by the soviets and he suggested that we should do as gandhiand his supporters did and lay down on the railroad tracks which stopped the trains. that was his answer. i said sarah, what makes you think unlike the british government is soviets would stop the train? he just reiterated his opinion that the proper response would be to land the railroad tracks. i concluded from that that norman thomas was inherently an impractical man. was i wrong? >> or a hint they are not let me speak to the specifics of the story. it was 25 years before i was born. it sounds to me like u.s. specifically talking about the events of the soviet occupation of the united states, not innovation itself. and let me explain why that is which is after 1948 when norman thomas continued to speak out on public affairs and its main vehicle for doing so was an organization called the post for world council she did -- he was very committed to the cause of nuclear disarmament, but he was very clear and very unambiguous on this point that it has to be a process at a mutual disarmam

as three of the greatest leaders in recent history, gandhi martin luther king, and nelson mandela have taught us the only lasting response to evil is love. freddie gray's family thanks you for the love you have shown them. now let us all show them the fruits of that love. real and lasting progress. the lasting changes we make will be freddie's legacy. and the changes we make in baltimore can set the example for this nation. we can start with body cameras. we can continue with tough and enforceable regulations for the on switch never to be turned to the off switch inappropriately. we shall demand better hiring better training, better oversight, and a new culture of policing. yes, a new culture of policing. where good policing is rewarded and bad policing is punished. where bad policemen fear committing misconduct because good policemen no longer fear preventing it correcting it reporting it or prosecuting it. the blue wall of silence, which makes policemen wrongfully conspire to conceal evil, must come down. in the days ahead, we will be inviting police experts, community leaders, rank

stephanie: give me the gandhi quote. so good. we will be back with more. stephanie: six days after the devastating earthquake in nepal, the death toll is now more than 6200. thousands of people are still missing. an executive at armed armor came face-to-face with the avalanche that roared down the antlers -- mount everest. many of his team did not survive. i spoke with him this morning. >> all of the people from camp one and two are being evacuated down to the base camp, and all of a sudden we have these people that are completely shellshocked and working with them, and walking through the glacier with them, and they are fighting the shoes and boots and have centralized and did something they were not finding anything. we had some people stay with us who had no clothing, no boots just what they landed in. it has been a nonstop, every day has been a new experience of running on adrenaline. stephanie: what is your plan from here? i thought you were going to do six peaks in total. are you going to pack it in and head home? >> he has always taught us to find a

host: let's get to the new leadership in afghanistan shroff gandhi. -- ashraf ghani. guest: i am very impressed with him, addressing problems. for the first time it looks like we have a willing partner who wants to particularly address the problems of corruption. we brought the case to his attention dealing with a $1 billion fuel contract that the afghan ministry of defense was letting. the price was fixed in dubai and it would cost the afghan government over $200 million which means it was going to cost the u.s. taxpayer because it was taxpayer money. we brought that case and the allegations to our military. our military went over, and we did not just brief somebody in the afghan government. we briefed the president. the president took charge. he fired generals, canceled the contracts, and started to investigate it himself, and we have been supporting him and his team on this. so this is something new. we never had a team in the palace that cared. they talked about corruption, but the usually blamed it on the united states. then you got a new regime that looks like t

today, at the white house, former john hopkins university professor and noted economist at gandhi the newly elected , president of afghanistan told the american people thank you for the work that have helped give them a shot to instead of being a burden to the world to actually have a shot at a free future. but we are clearly seeing the beginning of what the president called generation of process -- a generational process of development. in iraq despite poor intel regarding infrastructure military assets, essential services, mass looting the iraq mission also realized a range of successes not sufficiently promoted by the administration and frequently ignored the media. the training of forces began within weeks of the promotion of the c.p.a. which enabled anybody by the rank of colonel to go to the army. but they were better trained better equipped. the central bank was reopened. in the currency transition to a single state barrel -- stable currency took place within six months. it took us two years in post world war ii germany. oil production increase. dozens of schools were we built,

gandhi, the new president of afghanistan. for nine more years of life limb and money. we have not had a discussion on that. and 90 agreement with a foreign country to have a to present and help them rebuild their roads and street and we can't build on roads and streets spending billions of dollars every month because we are so frustrated. >> guest: you are 100% correct. house of representatives mr. jones come is this a different than the congress being involved in the iranian negotiations, the iranian deal negotiation? >> guest: well, peter, i think the president should have the latitude to that the ongoing negotiations which and i might agree or might not agree. i think we do have a role. once they complete if they should complete this agreement then i think congress should have the ability to analyze the agreement. ..i do think that we need to have an ongoing negotiation. both parties have a right to see what the agreement is. guest: what walter and i are talking about are instances where we are putting american servicemen and women in harm's way, directly involved i

the way thoughtfully creatively and peacefully as three of the greatest leaders in recent history, gandhi martin luther king, and nelson mandela have taught us, the only lasting response top evil is love. freddie gray's family thanks you for the love you have shown them. now let us all show them the fruits of that love, real and lasting progress. the lasting changes we make will be freddie's legacy. and the changes we make in baltimore can set the example for this nation. we can start with body cameras. we can continue with tough and enforceable regulations for the on switch never to be turned to the off switch inappropriately. we shall demand better hiring better training better oversight and a new culture of policing. yes, a new culture of policing. where good policing is rewarded and bad policing is punished. where bad policemen fear committing misconduct, because good policemen no longer fear preventing it, correcting it, reporting it or prosecuting it. the blue wall of silence which makes policemen wrongfully conspire to conceal evil must come down. in the days ahead we will be invit

host: let's get to the new leadership in afghanistan shroff gandhi. -- ashraf ghani. guest: i am very impressed with him, addressing problems. for the first time it looks like we have a willing partner who wants to particularly address the problems of corruption. we brought the case to his attention dealing with a $1 billion fuel contract that the afghan ministry of defense was letting. the price was fixed in dubai and it would cost the afghan government over $200 million which means it was going to cost the u.s. taxpayer because it was taxpayer money. we brought that case and the allegations to our military. our military went over, and we did not just brief somebody in the afghan government. we briefed the president. the president took charge. he fired generals, canceled the contracts, and started to investigate it himself, and we have been supporting him and his team on this. so this is something new. we never had a team in the palace that cared. they talked about corruption, but the usually blamed it on the united states. then you got a new regime that looks like t

me encantÓ galilea como estaba vestida con andrÉ de gandhi sensual, el - entre elegante y sensual, perod que tiene un pelo precioso, pero le estoy regalando tratamientos para que se lo puede, y para que vaya nuestro salÓn por un aÑo entero. (aplausos) andrea: ya no hay excusas para no mantener la cabellera linda! ana: sandra, no te lo esperabas, mira quÉ regalo, ¿te gustÓ? andrea: ella dice que es la prÓxima. ana: ahora vamos a ver a tu quinceaÑera esposa, en un principio era para ella la transformaciÓn, y mira nomÁs. (aplausos) samy: miren la belleza. andrea: muy bella mi tocaya. ana: mira la cara de felicidad que tiene. samy: es lo que yo quiero que ustedes sepan, que todas son mujeres bellas, no hay mujeres feas mi vieja sino mal alegradas. asÍ llegÓ andrea, una chica preciosa, piel canela espectacular, le iluminamos su cabello en colores caramelo, como es ella, dulce, divina, y se le hizo las iluminaciones de una de las cosas importante es hacerlo, pero dejando en ese caso el pelo virgen de ella, no tuvimos que aclarar el cabello, menos mantenimiento para ella, e igual su regalo de

host: let's get to the new leadership in afghanistan shroff gandhi. -- ashraf ghani.uest: i am very impressed with him, addressing problems. for the first time it looks like we have a willing partner who wants to particularly address the problems of corruption. we brought the case to his attention dealing with a $1 billion fuel contract that the afghan ministry of defense was letting. the price was fixed in dubai and it would cost the afghan government over $200 million which means it was going to cost the u.s. taxpayer because it was taxpayer money. we brought that case and the allegations to our military. our military went over, and we did not just brief somebody in the afghan government. we briefed the president. the president took charge. he fired generals, canceled the contracts, and started to investigate it himself, and we have been supporting him and his team on this. so this is something new. we never had a team in the palace that cared. they talked about corruption, but the usually blamed it on the united states. then you got a new regime that looks like the