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>> gandhi? >> that's not cool. >> don't the detractors of turn trump sound like the birthers that came out right away, the world's going to end? we've had eight years of obama, the country hasn't changed all that much. is this the same america for you? >> it's not. >> sibile, start us off. >> police in philly are looking for a trump supporter. check out this surveillance footage. you can see the guy spray painting the hood of a car, then you see this image of the words trump rules spray painted against the wall of a building. if you recognize this guy, call the cops. he was wearing sneakers, a baseball cap, medium build. >> forget the mannequin challenge from last week. now it's all about the andy's coming challenge. based off the 1995 pixar movie when somebody yelled andy's coming, everybody drops to the floor motionless and stays there just like a doll would do or a, yeah, like a toy would do. >> andy's coming! >> do i fall now? >> thanks for making it awkward. [laughter] >> we have so much lo

. >> matt, four weeks before the outbreak of world war ii, gandhi wrote a letter, seven-sentence letterto hitler urging him to not reduce humanity to a savage state. that letter is now illuminated on a screen of mist by the artist jitish kallat in an exhibit called the "covering letter" at the perelman center -- very powerful and meditative piece that triggers the gandhi and the hitler in all of us. a must-see. thanks, ajay. brian. >> first of all, thanks. first grandchild -- yay, bayard. okay, that's what i'm thankful for. thank you very much. inside story of the week -- this time last year, the pennsylvania society was about to kick off, it'll kick off next week again, and a controversial move was by rob gleason, the republican state chairman who had the temerity to invite donald trump to speak at their big luncheon. a lot of people didn't show up, protestors showed up. rob gleason's looking like a very smart, savvy guy for identifying him way in advance. >> thank you, brian. rich? >> matt, just a few days ago, "after orlando" was a show that was played here in philadelphia by the phi

. >> gandhi said you can judge the greatness of a nation how they treat their animals please move forward and support this building for animal control. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, everybody. i'm micro the chief executive officer for the friends of animal control i wanted to you know if any of you viefdz the 14er89 you've seen the need for the new shelter and need i want to thank you for. making that happen i won't go through what jane said but there's a reason for the shelter number one i think that that was mentioned in the event of a major earthquake the shelter must be self-sufficient for 72 hours hours to take care of people and animals displaced we don't expect the building can do this the shelters are crowded and it is not heath having a new building allows for that the veterinary facilities doesn't cover that right now ac c staff can't properly isolate those animals so the new facilities will provide for that also, we will emphasis the animal care and controls is for people we heard in hurricane katrina people are jeopardizes their own safety a

healthy, free, the world before me, mahatma gandhi. >> so glad you stayed with us as you plan your day we would to get you caught up on the accuweather forecast. hi chris. >> reporter: how are you? we'll get you outside and show you it's chilly out there, it's blustery with wind out west/northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. not as windy as yesterday, but temperatures are colder than this time yesterday, it's almost like pick your poison here. clear skies, nothing going on this morning, we'll keep it that way tomorrow, as well. this has been a seasonable week around the delaware and lehigh valleys. below average monday, way above average, tuesday. below wednesday, below tuesday, yesterday we were back back and forth average 64. up and down and all over the blast over the last 5 to 7 days. 47 degrees, dewpoint, 22. pressure rising. winds sustained or constant out of the north at 12 miles per hour. again with that wind speed coupled with temperatures in the upper 30s, it's currently giving us windchills close to freezing. pilots, 38. center city, 39. villas, 43. smyrna, 44. dover, 42 deg

there began to be a squabble between he and gandhi to adjust that very same year written a critique of zionism which maybe some of you have heard about. maybe more of you heard about this response which was an open letter to gandhi, claiming that the zionist movement in all its different manifestations is an example of colonialism and that it has linked its cherry to british imperialism, damning the whole exercise. gandhi not far into the statement that he published in his own, the move its publication india, is remarkable people at the time could stay current with what was happening different places in the world, but not a paragraph and he says palestine belongs to the arabs. he went on to say zionism was dangerously attaching itself to this other settler, not settler colonialism but the british empire. but this is the thing. and his response it was really quite remarkable response. in addition to trying to justify why zionism and he doesn't differentiate much between what you do getting as i do some, a non-statist version and the mainstream. he goes on the battle to defend drawing fr

abraham, moses, buddha, gandhi, anybody, any tradition, agustÍn, mohamed, et cetera, no where in thatine do you find someone saying capitalism or free markets or economics is morally good. it's something you put up with. >> yeah. >> we changed thelingo and the problematic thing is the thesis is reversible. what are we teaching the kids in schools? are we teaching kids that business and capitalism is morally good or are we saying, hey, it's kind of corrupt and business wall street is nasty. and unfortunately there are a few bad apples but are basically good, every small business person wants to give employees health care. when inock -- i knock on doors, people are very good and want to help employees. we have to reverse the moral language. it's not just a calling, you better be happy and passionate about what you do in every waking hour of your life otherwise you will have a miserable life. you're telling the kids the truth. the left is critical. i think we have a theme there. >> you're talking about young people, your obviously a college professor and you love being a teacher. >> yeah

in the letter gandhi makes a plea for hitler not to start world war ii."friend." the tone of the letter inspired an essay contest for teenagers. they're urge to explore the currents methods of communication. >> consider people with whom we have opposing views as potential friends to have empathy to understand. that is the new cycle of conversation we want to start especially post election probably the most divisive election in modern times if not history. >> 6abc.com and 6abc an. >>> the prize for the winner is a $10,000 scholarship. >>> this covering letter will be on display through march fifth. 6abc is a proud media partner of the exhibit and the essay contest. >> coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00 troubleshooter nydia han is hot on the trail of a local business owner. >> customers complain he took their money but failed to do the job and here's a preview of nydia's special report. >> you're talking to us because you wants to make sure this doesn't happen to other people. >> yes absolutely. >> find out what this consumer says happened to her a

abraham, moses, jesus, gandhi, any tradition, agustÍn, mohamed, et cetera, no where in that line yound someone saying capitalism or free markets or economics is morally good. it's something that you put up but we changed thelingo and the problematic thing is the thesis is reversible. right now you ask what are we teaching our kids in school, k-12, are we teaching that business and free capitalism is morally good and it's kind of corrupt and business wall street is nasty and unfortunately there are a few bad apples but the predominant of people are basically good, every small business person wants to give their employees health care. that's one thing i learned. teaching economics i didn't get out and knocked doors enough. i learned real economics. people are very good and helped employees. we have to reverse the moral language and teach kids that it's not just work, it's a calling and you better be happy and passionate about what you do every waking hour of your life otherwise you will have miserable life. we have to pump the kids up and show them, hey, this is good for you and by the

. >> gandhi said you can judge the greatness of a nation how they treat their animals please move forward and support this building for animal control. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, everybody. i'm micro the chief executive officer for the friends of animal control i wanted to you know if any of you viefdz the 14er89 you've seen the need for the new shelter and need i want to thank you for. making that happen i won't go through what jane said but there's a reason for the shelter number one i think that that was mentioned in the event of a major earthquake the shelter must be self-sufficient for 72 hours hours to take care of people and animals displaced we don't expect the building can do this the shelters are crowded and it is not heath having a new building allows for that the veterinary facilities doesn't cover that right now ac c staff can't properly isolate those animals so the new facilities will provide for that also, we will emphasis the animal care and controls is for people we heard in hurricane katrina people are jeopardizes their own safety a

and that is already what gandhi said.hat there's enough in this world for everybody's need, but not everybody's greed. and it does not mean that the less quality in your life. it means that you have perhaps some things less quantity but you will have enough quality. prof. appiah: i think money is a terrific invention. it has made huge amounts of things possible. without money, there would not be the sistine chapel, there would not be the rug on the floor here because it could not have gotten to me without money from the place in persia it came from. and so on. i am not against money. it is terrific. but it is a terrible mistake recognizing this to conclude that therefore we should give huge attention to those who have a lot of it. thomas: money can buy you comfort. it can buy you better health care. it can buy you certain opportunities and a meal at a good restaurant. and those can make you happy if you have got the underlying thing first. if you're in an unhappy marriage, if you are in unhappy work setting, you could hav

they didn't treat gandhi with respect; in fact, he was killed for some of his genius and some of his insight. so the point of the story is just because you have ideas, and just because you maybe somebody who's innovative, does not mean that the world is going to stop and celebrate your cause. and it's very important to me that you do not need the applause in order to do your job. >> hinojosa: but... but... but... with someone like you, you actually need the applause, because the applause actually gets you the recognition. the recognition helps you to find the funding so that you can do this kind of stuff. >> but i don't need the applause to inflate my ego, i need it so i can so i can convert that into political opportunity to build centers. i will do this work whether i'm being applauded or not. so it's not a requirement to enter my center that you think that i'm this extraordinary guy. what the requirement is is that you take advantage of the resources we've put together to make something out of your life. and i've developed the ability to actually care for people who have been succ

it's almost like mahatma gandhi opened up a burger stand. mommy, daddy, there's a woman after me! she's from indiana, and she's a widow, and she wants me to take over her late husband's shoe factory. a whole factory?! son, you have my blessing. mork! don't worry about it. try to stay in large groups. around here, that's not hard to do. [ chuckles ] my looks have become a curse! mork, mindy, are you all right? i'm so glad to see you! we didn't want to drag you into all of this, but there's no one else to turn to. honey, what's a father for? i'm just glad you're not hurt. dad, i hate to be the clich?d son-in-law, but where are our bucks? oh, here you are. hey, what's your hurry? i haven't even seen my little grandson yet. have got a great settlement in your hair-transplant suit. mindy: dad... we don't need all this money. oh, that's all right. i can afford to be generous. after all, you'll never live to spend it. [ mindy gasps ] kalnik! [ squawking ] ha ha ha ha! oh! oh! looks like we're not gonna hit our target weight after all. kalnik: [ squawking ] ha ha ha! all right, now... wha

i feel like gandhi at a mcdonald's. i feel like i can eat an aardvark's tongue. sorry. i'm production coordinator on a new show, that'll give you nine minutes to spare. you're gonna have to fix your own breakfast today and maybe dinner, too. it might be another late night. min, whoa! red light, whoa! stop, kemo sabe. you want moi to cook? yeah. you're a big orkan now. i think you can handle yourself in the kitchen and maybe cleaning up around here, too. min, i draw the line right there. i will not cook, clean, or do windows. i am man. watch me sit. where'd you get that idea? robert petrie, jim anderson, and archie bunker. who? mr. television. oh. hmm, well, mork, that's a lot of bunk. tv isn't real life. then ricky really doesn't love lucy? ? babalu, babalu ? look, mork, since i've been working, i just don't have enough time to do all the things around the house so i'm gonna need your help. enlightened mork to the rescue. please don't make me cook because i'll get thinner than ronald reagan's environmental budget. yourself a bowl of cereal. listen -- i gotta run. i'll s

i do-- i don't think i'd stand in the rain, to watch indira gandhi do a one-and-a-half into a vat of tapioca. [ laughter ] that's very nice that you did, anyway. um. clem roupe? [ some cheering ] from new orleans. that's a good city, new orleans. >> great city. >> "what do you find most rewarding about i guess. >> laughter. >> yeah, laughter. and being able to steal old wonder woman costumes. [ laughter ] >> al sterky? stucky? stoky? am i getting close? [ laughter ] >> al? >> am i getting close, al? >> where are ya? >> right here. >> w-w-what is it, al? the last name. i'm sorry. >> stucky. >> stucky. >> stucky. >> all right. that make you the stuccee. >> that's right. [ laughing ] >> famous nanny. "what a house o' stucco, and you--" >> "and you is the stuccee [ laughter ] "how many years before you can retire?" i-i think, um-- i dunno. what's the official nbc retirement age? >> there's no real age. >> actually, what they do-- they-they don't retire. they put you out to stud. [ laughter ] >> you could go, any day. >> y-- [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ cheering ] just-- go to a little far

. >> gandhi said you can judge the greatness of a nation how they treat their animals please move forward and support this building for animal control. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, everybody. i'm micro the chief executive officer for the friends of animal control i wanted to you know if any of you viefdz the 14er89 you've seen the need for the new shelter and need i want to thank you for. making that happen i won't go through what jane said but there's a reason for the shelter number one i think that that was mentioned in the event of a major earthquake the shelter must be self-sufficient for 72 hours hours to take care of people and animals displaced we don't expect the building can do this the shelters are crowded and it is not heath having a new building allows for that the veterinary facilities doesn't cover that right now ac c staff can't properly isolate those animals so the new facilities will provide for that also, we will emphasis the animal care and controls is for people we heard in hurricane katrina people are jeopardizes their own safety a

. >> gandhi said you can judge the greatness of a nation how they treat their animals please move forward and support this building for animal control. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, everybody. i'm micro the chief executive officer for the friends of animal control i wanted to you know if any of you viefdz the 14er89 you've seen the need for the new shelter and need i want to thank you for. making that happen i won't go through what jane said but there's a reason for the shelter number one i think that that was mentioned in the event of a m

i mean take mahatma gandhi's daughter-- why she wears flowing silk gowns and yet she became the prime minister of india. and how did she start? washing her father's loincloth. so if you want my advice, madame, the next time you're unsure of yourself as a female, oh, what's the use? my husband doesn't understand. my daughter doesn't understand. my best friends don't understand. and i have a housekeeper nobody understands! ( sobbing ) walter, you've got to go upstairs and convince her to go back down to the office. it's like when you fall off a horse, you've got to get back on again. okay, i'll try. if i'm not back down in five minutes, "m-s-m-f." m-s for "ms." m-f for "my foot." oh, maude. oh, maude. walter, walter, walter. maude, you shouldn't feel so bad. walter, it was the worst moment of my life! i--i couldn't cope. sweetheart, you can't blame yourself for this. walter, i let the company down. they were depending on me. oh, walter, i'm so confused. i'm a woman, and i don't want to act like a women. i don't want to act like a man, either. now, now, now. there's nothing wrong with be

. >>> a by artist, a letter written by mahatma gandhi to hitler.he tone of the letter inspired ajay raju to create and he essay contest for teachers -- teenagers to have different points of conversation. >> we want conversations we want to start especially post election. >> we have put an link to all the information about the essay contest up on the website at 6abc.com, also on the 6abc app. the prize for the winner is a ten thousand dollar scholarship. the covering letter will be on display through march 5. 6abc is a partner in the exhibit and the essay contest. >>> rock and roll singer song writereon russell has died. russell produced for bob dylan and tina turner. he had heart bypass surgery in july and died at his home last night. >>> the oscars are three months away, the stars are gearing up for hollywood's biggest night. oscar season kicked off with the governor's award. some are already getting buzz in hopes of winning the coveted golden statues. you can watch the award on february 26 on 6abc. >>> tonight begins with once upon a time snow an

there began to be a squabble between buber and gandhi, who had written a current need of zionism that same year, which may be some of you have heard about. maybe more of you heard about buber's response. he sent an open letter to gandhi , that the zionist movement in all its manifestations is an example of colonialism, and had imperialism.ish gandhi, not far into the statement that he published in india, it's remarkable how people at that time could stay current with what was happening in different places in the world, but not a paragraph income he says palestine belongs to the arabs. zionism was dangerously attaching itself to this other -- the british empire. this is the thing. response, he said it is uncharacteristically straight and ended addition to trying to justifying why zionism, and he doesn't differentiate between what he articulates as zionism in the mainstream. only to defend drawing from biblical references like leviticus -- it's a very strange letter that he writes -- but he goes further. this is where it is important to see how this european project which began in europ

abraham, moses, gandhi, confucius, aristotle, augustine, mohammed, etc. nowhere do you find someone saying capitalism or free-market. it's something you put up with that we change the window. right now you ask what are we teaching our kids in school, are we teaching the business and capitalism or do we say it is kind of corrupt and unfortunately there are a few bad apples but they are basically good and want to give their employees good healthcare. people are basically very good and want to help their employees. we have to reverse that language and teach the kids that it isn't just work. it's a calling and you better be happy and passionate about what you do every waking hour of your life. show them this is good for you and it's good politics because you are telling the kids the truth. you are a college professor and you enjoyed it. it's to get involved in the politics. >> guest: there's plato and the republicans than augustine. both basically gave the same council. do math until you're 30 and philosophy until you're 50 and the politics of 50 when you are

. >> gandhi said you can judge the greatness of a nation how they treat their animals please move forward and support this building for animal control. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, everybody. i'm micro the chief executive officer for the friends of animal control i wanted to you know if any of you viefdz the 14er89 you've seen the need for the new shelter and need i want to thank you for. making that happen i won't go through what jane said but there's a reason for the shelter number one i think that that was mentioned in the event of a major earthquake the shelter must be self-sufficient for 72 hours hours to take care of people and animals displaced we don't expect the building can do this the shelters are crowded and it is not heath having a new building allows for that the veterinary facilities doesn't cover that right now ac c staff can't properly isolate those animals so the new facilities will provide for that also, we will emphasis the animal care and controls is for people we heard in hurricane katrina people are jeopardizes their own safety a

i think gandhi said it best. he said, "be the change you wish to see in the world."way to put it. trying to just do what you can in your own society and your own community and your own family to help your own family grow, that's where my focus has been. >> wouldn't exactly say whether he was a trump supporter, david, but clearly that has been the big question. he sort of dodged the question in a number of press conferences recently. he also talked about the proliferation of nfl content including on twitter now and we've got that for "squawk alley." but we also asked about whether maybe he blamed the league and roger goodell at all because he got suspended for the first four games. maybe that led to the ratings decline. he said no, that wasn't it, probably more like the election. >> that's an interesting story as this season progresses, nfl ratings and their weakness thus far and whether or not after the political season is over they will rebound or not because it goes into the whole ecosystem in terms of what the nfl is getting paid, what it's being paid by the broad

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. >> gandhi said you can judge the greatness of a nation how they treat their animals please move forwardor animal control. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, everybody. i'm micro the chief executive officer for the friends of animal control i wanted to you know if any of you viefdz the 14er89 you've seen the need for the new shelter and need i want to thank you for. making that happen i won't go through what jane said but there's a reason for the shelter number one i think that that was mentioned in the event of a major earthquake the shelter must be self-sufficient for 72 hours hours to take care of people and animals displaced we don't expect the building can do this the shelters are crowded and it is not heath having a new building allows for that the veterinary facilities doesn't cover that right now ac c staff can't properly isolate those animals so the new facilities will provide for that also, we will emphasis the animal care and controls is for people we heard in hurricane katrina people are jeopardizes their own safety as refuse to evacuate unless

i do-- i don't think i'd stand in the rain, to watch indira gandhi do a one-and-a-half into a vat of tapioca. [ laughter ] that's very nice that you did, anyway. um. clem roupe? [ some cheering ] from new orleans. that's a good city, new orleans. >> great city. >> "what do you find most rewarding about um, making people laugh, i guess. >> laughter. >> yeah, laughter. and being able to steal old wonder woman costumes. [ laughter ] >> al sterky? stucky? stoky? am i getting close? [ laughter ] >> al? >> am i getting close, al? >> where are ya? >> right here. >> w-w-what is it, al? the last name. i'm sorry. >> stucky. >> stucky. >> stucky. >> all right. that make you the stuccee. >> that's right. [ laughing ] >>ou "what a house o' stucco, and you--" >> "and you is the stuccee." [ laughter ] "how many years before you can retire?" i-i think, um-- i dunno. what's the official nbc retirement age? >> there's no real age. >> actually, what they do-- they-they don't retire. they put you out to stud. [ laughter ] >> you could go, any day. >> y-- [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ cheering ] just-- go

. >> gandhi said you can judge the greatness of a nation how they treat their animals please move forward and support this building for animal control. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, everybody. i'm micro the chief executive officer for the friends of animal control i wanted to you know if any of you viefdz the 14er89 you've seen the need for the new shelter and need i want to thank you for. making that happen i won't go through what jane said but there's a reason for the shelter number one i think that that was mentioned in the event of a major earthquake the shelter must be self-sufficient for 72 hours hours to take care of people and animals displaced we don't expect the building can do this the shelters are crowded and it is not heath having a new building allows for that the veterinary facilities doesn't cover that right now ac c staff can't properly isolate those animals so the new facilities will provide for that also, we will emphasis the animal care and controls is for people we heard in hurricane katrina people are jeopardizes their own safety a

crowley in the 2012 campaign in the debate, argued with mitt romney whether president obama said ben gandhias an act of terrorism and, obama jumped in and said say that again, and it turns out she was wrong. romney was right and she was wrong. neil: you don't have to be a republican or democrat to know someone secretly got questions that will come up in a town hall, and no one made a big deal of it, october, cnn fired her, and the message, the media reaction, what is the big deal. and just sort of electrocuted. >> there was nobody in the liberal media who was a big help, and big questions. >> anon story. the american people look at the news media today more balkanized than it has ever been. and obviously taken sides, and just one thing to editorialize, goes through the front page. neil: the media will change its approach regardless of who wins, you get reports that donald trump will go on the warpath, hillary clinton, just continue what they do, but it will be very divisive and still be what it has been. >> i would be very surprised if this kind of behavior stops because i think a lot of in

and arvind gandhi of gmm nonstick coatings. you just heard kate's report. how do you feel? you personally nervous? >> i'm not really nervous in the sense of as a father and ceo, there is always problems in business and i think that this ang decide that she mentioned is because we have the most extreme election in decades. i think if we get a firm decision on tuesday, i hope we do, i think people around the world and in america will just calm down and this might be contrarian, but i think a spirit of bipartisanship could emerge. i think that will help anxiety abate. >> what is your view, ryan? >> i hope he's right. i really do. >> you think he's right or you hope he's right? >> i think he's right. as a business owner, you're going to always have uncertainty, that's what we sign up for with no risk, no gain. however, right now, i'm really excited for this election to be over so we can get back to business as usual. >> do you see a slowdown in business in your business because of the election do you think? >> right now, for us, it is really important because the affordable hea

like to ask students when we go out into the community , what would doctor king to mark what would gandhipost on facebook? how would we use these tools? in a sense, i tweet for a living but to these young people, they have at their fingertips the capacity to organize on a scale never before seen on the face of this planet. until we can put them in the context of these great leaders had to go through and then ask them how would they use the tools of today to achieve the same result and i think that empowerment will help them feel like it's not out of touch, if not out of reach and that apathy isn't something that should be available to them, that they have the capacity and necessity and that they must act area. >> guest: i think it's important to young people to understand , i was, read my story but also come in and visit places all across america. go to the african-american museum. walk-through these pieces of history. they should be inspired. they should be able to feel and assess if another generation can do what their people did, i too can do something. i can make a contribution. i was

from barbara, i was just about ready to say led by gandhi by god, don't prosecute her, now i am backo really go after her with all the other corruption now. it just goes to show you even if you are nice to them they will stab you in the back. right to the point, shut stuart up about a pardon for hillary, no pardon. you know, i am beginning to come around the viewers point of view. why on earth hillary clinton wants to open of the electoral process when there is no chance of overturning the result? ashley: when she conceded the race and had a sad looking about her you felt a little bit of sorrow for her. we don't need to grind her into the ground. this just reminds you what the clinton machine is all about. we run those soundbites prior to the election when she said we will respect the results, we are not going to go down the road of challenging the results and what does she do? exactly that, jumped onto jill stein's bandwagon and this is a reminder of who she really is. stuart: i am with you on this, not exactly turned circle but i am hearing your voice and the of our viewers and i a

. >> gandhi said you can judge the greatness of a nation how they treat their animals please move forward and support this building for animal control. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, everybody. i'm micro the chief executive officer for the friends of animal control i wanted to you know if any of you viefdz the 14er89 you've seen the need for the new shelter and need i want to thank you for. making that happen i won't go through what jane said but there's a reason for the shelter number one i think that that was mentioned in the event of a major earthquake the shelter must be self-sufficient for 72 hours hours to take care of people and animals displaced we don't expect the building can do this the shelters are crowded and it is not heath having a new building allows for that the veterinary facilities doesn't cover that right now ac c staff can't properly isolate those animals so the new facilities will provide for that also, we will emphasis the animal care and controls is for people we heard in hurricane katrina people are jeopardizes their own safety a