and that hitler mass murder more people than hitler? >> you mean stalin? >> i mean stalin, i am sorry. >> actually that is not true. no. but the major difference between the two of them is sort of ideaological. stalin killed trying to create a greater russia. and that is why he killed a greater number of russians that he did when trying change farming into collective farmer and hitler was trying to get rid of the slavic and jewish races. >> thank you. i started reading your book the other day and i am on page 75 first impression chapter, and i am enjoying it very much. the question is in the terrain section, the chapter before it talks about fdr not wanting to travel to meet stalin there because of a constitutional policy and of concerns, one thing that you didn't mention and i am not clear on myself and that is a 10-day congress done to send over a bill to the president. for him to act on the bill and have it returned to congress under the terms of the constitution how was woodrow wilson able to spend months over in europe after world

against hitler. fdr pushed a reluctant british foreign office into responding to a russian request for a military alliance with britain and france. it was only after the british foreign office or alternated between rudeness and procrastination that russia opened up talks with nazi germany that ended up with the signing of the nazi soviet pact. fdr meddled further has realized that english russian negotiations had failed. he said the stalin a letter by devious route warning them not to sign on with hitler. it was of course too little and too late. fdr had no delusions about stalin. in 1940 speaking to a group of students gathered at the white house, he famously said that stalin's dictatorship was quote as absolute as any other dictatorship in the world, ma and that quote, is guilty of the indiscriminate killing of thousands of innocent victims. from the start fdr was thinking of how to curb the russians might after the war was won. one night in 1942 after dinner at the white house, fdr confided this t

hitler? >> you mean stalin -- >> mine stalin i'm sorry. >> actually that's not true. no. but the major difference between the two of them is sort of in my mind ideological. stalin killed because he was trying to create a greater russia and that's why he killed the -- the greater number of russians he killed when he was trying to change farming into collective farming. hitler was trying to annihilate the slav races and the jewish races. yes? >> thank you. i just thought in reading your book the other day and i'm up a to page 75, which is first impressions chapter. i'm enjoying it very much. >> thank you. >> the question is in the tehran section, chapter before, it talks about fdr not wanting to travel to meet stalin there because of a constitutional policy -- >> yes concerns. >> and one thing that you didn't mention and that i am not clear on myself is if there's a ten-day -- if congress signs to served a bill to the president for him to act on the bill and then have it returned to congress un

teenage hitler, baby mitt leer leer -- hitler, dad? >> go to planned parenthood and say abort this fetus. >> bin laden, there are a lot of people. the question is not would you do it, but how far on the chain would you go to prevent it? >> joanne would you act like the other woman in the study or are you more of a baby killing machine. >> if you don't have a baby you don't have to kill it. here is my problem. -- >> you could going in time and kill hitler's parents. >> i should mentor parents. they get three hype thet will cays. easy, kill hitler. the other two, if there a crying baby who will give it up? there is an innocent young woman and you could pimp her out so you can buy food. the others are a by product of their surroundings and you are offering them up on. them up. women whose job is to bear children will not be -- not job. i'm sorry. what was my point? >> going back to friday's show. >> women -- it is nature. they are naturally more inclined to -- >> nurturing. >> to save the babies. you could save six million babies. >> exac

first with hitler, easy kill hitler. duh.r ones if there's a crying baby who are going to give up your location to soldiers are who are going to kill you, smother it. and there's a woman who you could pimp out to guy food. of course women whose job is to bare children are going to be like -- not job, i'm sorry. >> you'll never work at n.o.w. ever. >> women would -- nature, women are just naturally more inclined to nurture to save the babies. but you could save 6 million babies. >> yes. exactly. that's the point. >> i hate to disagree with these two baby making machines over here. i think -- i don't know if i would go back in history if i would kill hitler i would definitely buy a couple paintings to take the edge off. you don't know the long-term ramifications. it called the flapping of a butterfly's wings could result in something like a crappy ashton kutcher movie. >> vanleventually that lead to nazi germany. >> and we don't have a segment. >> see i would go back in time and i would become friends with hitler and i would be

it was like hitler in the land.refore, every political or geopolitical situation involves conflict with an enemy, which is normal, somehow goes back to, oh, this is neville chamberlain giving back czechoslovakia. is it? >> i'll go back further. pre-world war ii. it's kellogg saying it's naivety that everyone wants peace. the reason why it's not neville chamberlain, chris, is neville chamberlain was against a much stronger hitler. obama is caving. >> he didn't have an army. >> obama is caving in from a position of strength. >> let me ask you this. i want to get to gene. the implication of the debate with netanyahu and conservatives in this country, hawks in this country if you will, is there's a third option. that it isn't war. we're not going to have to blow them apart, use bunker busters or help the israelis. there's another option. we can make a tougher deal work. do you believe that? >> we gave $11.9 billion worth of unfrozen sanctions relief. the annual budget of the revolutionary guard that killed hundreds of a

. >> i want to speak a bit about hitler. hitler's image has changed over the years. today the attempted extermination of the jewish race takes center stage so it's easy to pretend that he's just as methodical about killing off the sponsor we also consider that the jewish inferior beans and he was possibly even more efficient. he killed 27 million russians 16% of the population. he boasted that he planned to turn russia and poland into slave nation. the conflicts he announced would be very different from the conflict in the west and poland was the only country outside of the fatherland by death james perkins acted. they served a dual purpose of finishing off ration three of the polish death camps were built virtually on the polish russian border. he instructed his generals to level on a grad, to target key building, sentenced to amortize. this directive was quote, it is intended to surround the city and raise it to the ground request allowed to surrender will be rejected. we have no interest in preserving any part of the population of that arch city. hitler's master p

compared to hitler or getting in bed with hitler or when you can't think of something interesting to say about the complexity to say about centrifuges just call them neville chamberlain. that's why people don't want to run for office today. who wants to put up with that crap? your thoughts. >> yeah you know the public dialogue has reached a point where people don't want to get into the game. we can have a civil discussion about the reasons we disagree or the reasons we like this but it's tough to get into politics these days. >> nothing dishonorable about trying to make a peace treaty with a country that's been very troubling. it's difficult. we have the good news coming out of yesterday which is new reason for making dishonorable attacks. when the iranians show our president on their tv basically confirming the dignity we're giving them the respect we're giving them, it's the beginning of something a little better than it's been. to call that hitlerian or neville chamberlain stuff is just outrageous. >> everyone's opinions of this were set long before this. including benjamin netany

would a mother name a child hitler hitler? i said well, hitler's mom did.id she didn't see him the way the western world saw hitler. . >> i don't care. why is everybody so sensitive? . >> i think when you go back to bill maher, saying americans are cowards because of the missles i mean at some point, this kid is brand new. he's not that funny yet. he's got a south african sensibility. he should have a south american sensibility. it's comedy. >> how about let he everybody say whatever they want and stop acting like we're offended when it's a crock 90% of the time? >> i think the hiring so transparent. they hired him because he's hot. that is it. >> really? okay. >> no. how does that explain me and geraldo? >> i'm trying to dish sexism to the men as well. >> okay. okay. >> you're trying a joke. >> he has nothing but looks going for him. >> he's going to be great he's a good looking guy. he hosts a tv show in south africa, since his early 20s and yes, he was only kidding. whenever there is a controversy that is your get out of jail free card. i was kidding. >>

it was many nations stepped in to take down hitler. why did it take so long before they took down hitler. many say they did not know they this extermination camps. of course there is no internet, twitter cable network or news which is a different time. brings me to now isis and christians. we have video proof, we have no excuses. isis is killing tens of thousands, including christians, only because of their faith. so our generation, my generation can either bury its head in the sand or brutal beheadings continue or stop it just as with the fight to stop hitler one nation can't fight isis alone. we need all the great nations and we need one leader to lead all those nations. if president obama can't do it for whatever reason, maybe chancellor angela merkel or prime minister david cammeron, i don't care who takes the lead. i just know what's right. my generation just can't continue to look the other way. and that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thank you for being with us. we will see you again tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m.

. >> she speculates maybe it's something by hitler. >> what if it's hitler's?'s gold. >> what is if it's gold? it's so weird. they don't have a key. but wait. >> this is not for me. oh my god! i mean not oh, my god. oh my god! >> lydia, will you marry me? >> it's a very very detailed proposal. he whips the ring out of his pocket. he didn't want to bury it just in case he couldn't find it. >> yes. >> he also whips out this really sweet note. >> i had no clue the adventure you would take me on. i can't wait for kids and grandchildren to dig up this time capsule and add to it. this ring is a symbol of a promise i will spend my life protecting. i love you, lydia. >> so sweet. >> that's so sweet. >> very nice. >>> these real estate agents are in for a frightening house tour. >> she starts letting them know her bro died there. >> see if they're willing to take on this listing. >> what the hell? amamerericicanans.s..... .....5.57% of us try to excercise regularly. 83% try to eat healtlthyhy. .....y.yetet u up p toto..... . 9090% of us fall short in getting kekey y nun

end of the second world war, but even after seven decades, there are still lots of taboos around hitler's occupation of much of europe, particularly when it comes to finding out collaborated with the nazis. in norway, some of those questions are now being answered because not see-era archives -- nazi-era archives have finally been made public, allowing relatives to find out what their relatives really did. >> a young girl of 15 with the german soldiers came, she remembers the time well, but she finds it hard to talk about the role played by her brother. he enthusiastically joined the norwegian nazi party. >> out here in the countryside, we saw nothing of war and occupation. one day, the german soldiers were just there. when he told my father he had joined the nazi party, my father made him wear that he would never again talk politics at home. >> after the war, her brother was sentenced to two years hard labor. he was later pardoned. as far as the family was concerned, that was that, but his niece never completely forgot. when the records on the postwar collaboration trials were open, she

it could be a hitler hangover, or just a patton pasting. looming is the ancient castle.oblenz is again an american hands. this giant seaplane, powered by six motors, was developed during the occupation of france under the noses of the gestapo. the method by which it was built are as secret as the plane specifications. this plane represents france's bid for a place in postwar. -- postwar air covers. france, a pioneer in aviation, stages a come back in the world of flight. belgium will long be remembered as the site of the airborne division. eisenhower honors the screaming eagles in a ceremony without parallel in more history. -- war history. eisenhower: it is a great personal honor to be here today, to take part in the ceremony that is unique in american history. never before has a full division been cited by the war department by the president for gallantry in action. >> watching the presentation is screen actors. general eisenhower himself salutes the herald division, whose commander turned down the german demand for surrender with the famous word, nuts. against heavy o

it shows adolf hitler and a former arab leader and the words islamic jew hatred it's in the koran. cydney long has more. >> reporter: the septa riders we've been speaking to say they are saddened and sickened by what they see. they agree with first amendment and freedom of speech but say these ads on the side of septa city buses cross the line. >> it's bad. i'm hurt by it. >> routine septa riders along with visitors to the city of brotherly love reacting today to black and white advertisements roll big before their eyes. the ads backed by american freedom defense initiative show hitler with a former arab ally. >> i have a small child, i'm raising him to be a muslim man. to see those things w with the youth, the violence going on today, it's scary. >> leave well enough alone. why stir up trouble. the man is dead. >> how ironic the timing. would do it now, we're getting read i do celebrate easter they're trying to bring awareness to their cause. >> reporter: on the counter offensive, c.a.r.e. the council on american islamic relations left leaflets at love park. >> our message all alo

middle east the way hitler conquered continental europe. seems he does want to kill the deal. what's your assessment here? >> it's interesting, you know, the day after he made those remarks to chuck todd, his minister of intelligence gave out a list in jerusalem of here are the things we think you ought to add to this deal. these are conditions that will probably never be accepted. they definitely go much further that is the american negotiators and the european and russian and chinese negotiators have been able to get out of the iran. what's interesting about it is it was the first time they laid out concrete specifics that went beyond simply saying no enrichment, no program whatsoever. it doesn't mean there's going to be an agreement, but it does suggest they are bargaining at the same time they are probably to, as you say, see if they can't kill it altogether. >> he is a man of the right, he he is setting newer, higher standards. he wants full recognition of israel, as a jewish state, a jewish state. he wants them to say that. now he's s

they don't threaten our difference the way stalin did or hitler did. yes, we need to defend ourselves against these terrorists but you don't need nuclear submarines to do that. so we have to defend ourselves. we can do that much more cheaply than now. i want us to be strong but we don't have to be five times as strong as everyone else. we have some allies that can help. here's the deal. there's kind of a default position that says being a leader. if there's trouble anywhere in the world, we need to be the ones taking the lead to defeating it. first, that's very hard to do in some places. our military is great at stopping bad things from happening, but they can't make good societies elsewhere. and the default is well we have to do that because we're the leaders of the world. so don't be the leaders of the world. >> ask the british how interventions work. >> yes. >> they had a whole empire. it didn't work out so well in the end. barney frank, i could go longer. the book is a fascinating analysis i think, of what's wrong today with the state of government

more light on how he died. >>> controversial ads are appearing on more septa buses that show adolf hitlerrmer arab leader and the words islamic jew hatred it's in the koran. opponents will hand leaflets to septa riders all month long to spread a message of tolerance and peace. >>> crews are working to fix a gas main break that caused evacuations in camden county. skyforce 10 was over magnolia about an hour ago. authorities evacuated four homes after a worker broke a gas main at north walnut street and brook avenue. no one was hurt here. >>> police arrested nearly 30 people wanted for crimes in berks county this morning during a drug task force sweep. the suspects range in age from 16 to 50 years old. >>> undercover detectives purchased drugs from those suspects some paying as much as $1500. tonight arrest warrants are out for suspects who are still on the run following today's sweep. >>> philadelphia police are looking for this man who robbed a woman in hunting park. you can see the man approach the suspect early monday morning on north 5th street and grab her by the throat. the woman tri

the ads show adolf hitler and accuse muslims of jew hatred.he ads also stopping for sending aid to muslim countries. mayor michael nutter wants philadelphia to turn the other cheek. >> we don't share the history of tolerance with the world, but we welcome pope francis for the world meeting of families in september. >> septa will also challenge the legal challenge to stop the ads backed by the american freedom defense initiative. >>> 6:35 ten minutes away from sunshine on april 1st. and we should be near 40 degrees this morning, but instead we're talking about icy spots and leftover rain from yesterday and cold temperatures. grab a winter cold this morning. a chilly breeze this afternoon. you will also need sunglasses today. the warm up will start tomorrow when we'll see 60s. but right now 32 degrees in reading. 35 in philadelphia. and 31 degrees in wilmington. it's cold. and that is fresh snow in the pocano mountains right along the banks of the delaware and sunshine that will be bright today, but there's snow falling in the higher elevations

one post referred to him as hitler. the chp ordered extra security for pan but he says he is not concerned and stands by his bill. >> children who may have a chronic condition like cancer and on chemotherapy who cannot be immunized and they depend on the rest of us to protect them. to engage in bullying and -- and --and vitriol around this issue, that to me is very unfortunate. >> reporter: one to 5% of california's public schoolchildren are not vaccinated. the bill has hurdles to pass if it becomes law. if it does, it will only be the third state with such strict rules. anne makovec kpix 5. >>> today the contra costa water district will consider mandatory water cutbacks of 25%. right now they are asking for a voluntary cut back of 15%. the board will also take a look at possible rate hikes and consider a ban on watering your lawn more than twice a week. as for the rate hikes, the board will have a public hearing in june. >>> fremont residents will be seeing an 8% water rate hike. the alameda water district approved the

he defeated hitler and save the world from evil. cap top that, dash -- can't top that, ok? if his greatest legacy is that he defeated hitler, liberated europe and save the world from itself, why do we continue studying him? no matter how long we study him that will always be his greatest legacy. the answer to that question could take an entire hour but the short version is this. we continue to study aspects of his legacy to get a more robust picture of who we as. -- who he is. i submit to you tonight that you will not understand dwight d. eisenhower as the man president, or general unless you look through the lens of public relations. i propose in my book that dwight eisenhower is perhaps the greatest public relations president in american history. now i can channel my dissertation director, dr. david davies. if you were in the back row he would be scratching his head. best keyword in the back row he would be scratching his head -- if he were in the back row he would be scratching his head. what do you mean by that? not that he was the greatest practitioner because he wasn'

fareed: when hitler invaded the soviet union, winston churchill said if hitler invaded hell, i wouldy make an alliance with the devil. there is no greater threat to the u.s. than the rise of isis. the logical corollary of that is you will have to focus on that and not on unseating the assad government. charlie: why did kerry have to walk back? was it because of the pressure from sunni nations? fareed: i think it may be that. it is actually mostly that they got pressure from washington because the president had announced a policy of regime change, which is what i always thought was a bad idea. the president, if he says assad should not be president, he has to have a policy that does something about it. people notice there is not a policy back up to that. charlie: they get into problems with reformers all around the world. fareed: it is a tough one. charlie: many people argued he should have supported the reformers much more at the time. fareed: the challenge in syria is have a third rate minority regime in the middle east. the first one was lebanon, the christians. you had a mass upri

he defeated hitler and save the -- and save the best and saved -- and saved the world from evil. can't top that, ok? if his greatest legacy is that he defeated hitler, liberated europe, and save the world from itself, why do we continue studying him? no matter how long we study him, that will always be his greatest legacy. the answer to that question could take an entire hour but the short version is this. we continue to study aspects of his legacy to get a more robust picture of who he is. i submit to you tonight that you will not understand dwight d. eisenhower as the man, president, or general unless you look through the lens of public relations. i propose in my book that dwight eisenhower is perhaps the greatest public relations president in american history. now, i can channel my dissertation director, dr. david davies. if he were in the back row he would be scratching his head. what do you mean by that? what i mean as he is the most transformative pr president in american history, not that he was the greatest practitioner because he wasn't although he is among the crowd. i

i was talking to my friend steve hitler that he uh purred me you never, ever blame the ancestors. i don't like the way applicant and apology. >> always linking himself to the weakest link. >> and it is in layers. >> he went back to hitler. >> keeping it real. coming up next, dr. oz. first let's see what is coming up tomorrow on kt qt kennedy." >> oh my gosh your guest host is so smart and beautiful. on the next show called kentucky i will talk to dog the bounty hunter. back to you kennedy. >>> take two chill pills and call them in the morning. dr. oz is firing back at 10 prominent physicians calling for him to resign from columbia university in a letter. the docs accuse the surgeon slash talk show host, slash white male oprah of supporting quack treatments for financial gain. end quote. they are harped about the genetic engineering of food crops? the medical wizards he is not having a moment of it. on an episode he grabbed the accusation by the horns and told him to turn it. >> i know i have irritated some potential allies in our quest to make america healthy. no matter our disagr

hitler went back on it.he problem now is we are negotiating with a partner on the other side within they have an ideology where it is acceptable to lie to the infotel. we have a problem that it doesn't matter who went over to negotiate, can we trust they are going to negotiate in an honorable fashion. i'm concerned about that. they have every intention of expanding just as hitler had every intention of expanding. host: doesn't it matter if there were a number of countries at the negotiating table? caller: it doesn't change the ideology of their position, which we don't have to keep our word with these people. that is a dangerous thing. you can come back with an agreement and have nothing. host: we have deal on the line for the independents. go ahead. caller: i am a little c an islamic regime that calls out death to america at its conferences. could you explain that to me? host: i did hear your question? caller: i'm concerned that a democratic nation like the united states is negotiating with a islamic terror

we have a special -- thank you for applauding on the hitler joke.va 4/20 themed quiz for you in a few minutes. we asked pot smokers on venice beach a bunch of questions. it's worth staying up for. john stamos is here tonight. and we have a new trailer from four four. michael b. jordan brought it along for the four four. and another trailer floating around, you may have seen "batman versus superman, dawn of justice." the trailer was leaked on-line as these things are on friday. the movie looks fun. to be honest in a fight between batman and superman,ing superman wins. he is -- in real life it would be if floyd mayweather fought bill gates he would kill him. case closed. in north korea a real life super hero kim jong-un is said to have achieved something that is literally incredible. according to the state-run north korean media over the weekend kim jong-un climbed the highest mountain in the country which is 9,000 feet high. takes days to climb. there was reportedly no problem for a man built like roseanne barr. what you are about to see is not a jok

algunos que es el numero de agentes quimicos en la mariguana, que tiene que ver con el cumpleanos de hitlerora del te en holanda.. pero quiza la que mas tiene sentido es la que diced que era un codigo que la policia usaba en los anos 70 para decir que alguien estaba fumando mariguana.la realidad es que sigue siendo un misterio su origen. en el 2014 llegaron a este parque unas 15 mil personas ..y se cree que este ano se superara esa cifra. la policia y la ciudad han implementado un operativo para controlar a las masas. hay mas agentes patrullando, hay personal adicional del departamento de libertad condicional juvenil, estan trabajando mas personas del departamento de servicio publicos y calles aledanas estan cerradas . como por ejemplo kezar drive en direccion al oeste. permaneceran asi por varias horas.por lo menos hasta las 7 de la noche. el problema se prevee sera el cochinero que dejen los visitantes . el ano pasado la ciudad gasto mas de cien mil dolares tanto en seguridad como en personal de limpieza. sandra bermudez noticiero t 48 sandra live take vo blanca ---enterese porque el esta

spiff about to speak a bit about hitler. hitler's image has changed over the years. today hitler's attempted extermination of the jewish race takes center stage. so it is easy to forget that it's just as methodical but killing off the slavs and he was possibly even more efficient. he killed 27 million russians 16% of the population. he boasted a plan to turn russia and poland into slave nations the company announced would be very different for me conflict in the west. and poland was the only country outside the fatherland were death camps were constructed. to serve a dual purpose of finishing off russians as well as polls, three of the polish death camps were built virtue on the polish russian border. he instructed his general to level leningrad to target the buildings. his directive was quote, it is intended to surround the city and then raise it to the ground. requests to be allowed to surrender will be rejected. we have no interest in preserving me part of the population of that largest city. hitler's master plan called for the uprooting of the remaining polish uk

the ads feature hitler and accuse muslims of jew hatred. septa lost a legal challenge to stop the ads. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> our wednesday is off to a dry and sunny start. this is a live look at the sears center in university city. how long will the clear conditions last? nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast and an answer. glenn? >> going to be a nice sunny day tomorrow as well. and it is going to be a lot warmer. plenty cold yesterday. this is the pocono mountains and they got up to 4 inches of fresh snow. and obviously still happy about that in that part of the world. but others want sunshine. warmer weather. we got the sunshine part here today. no clouds for quite a while. warmer weather will have to wait until tomorrow though. only 40 in allentown. 42 in pottstown and trenton. the average high temperature this time of the year is close to 60 degrees. and we're going to be above that tomorrow and friday. but not today. today we're in the low to maybe mid-50s in

hitler intends to invade czechoslovakia."during the golf game, she tells jack what edward has told her about hitler's plans. i don't think she told him about the alfresco lunches on the banks of the river but she says, i heard this. jack says, he is associated with the secret intelligence service. this news will be helpful to them. by march, 1938, she is actively gathering information. they encourage her to use her romance with edward to get more information. london instructs jack shelley to recruit her formally as an agent. they believe her charm will work well. she meets the colonel general in poland. soon, he is chatting freely about contacts in berlin and his daily, secret communications with the polish foreign office. ah, betty. she is practically the only agent in poland providing intelligence. she notes it is easy to make highly trained her fashionably closed-mouthed patriots give away secrets in bed. she has the magnetism. she is producing information. she gives details on the polish crypto-analysis unit. she leaves f

neville chamberlain made a deal with hitler.er didn't have a track record as bad as the ayatollahs do in telling the truth. >> he wasn't commenting on the progress of these talks. in another year iran is going to have a bomb. what did you make of that? >> if iran has a bomb it's a terrible thing. look just as the negotiation reached a klieaically macparticular point, the supreme leader is saying death to israel and death to the united states. he's shouting to a crowd, death to america. why are we negotiating with this guy shouting death to the united states of america. what's going on? even -- did not say death to the united states of america. he said we would bury you in terms of communism. nobody has ever said death to the united states of america. this guy is saying it. we're negotiating with him. we're giving him basically carte blanche to develop a nuclear weapon. what on earth is going on? >> you know what i wonder about too, ben whatever the markets do when the deal is examined. i mean normally the short response is they

the world in action cononvinced adolf hitler that he could exexterminate jews and kill polls russians, gypsies, and even his own people with impunity. germany hahas s owned up tits sins made reparations, and acknowledged the armemenian genocide despite a large turkish minority. it's reputation will remain tarnished. as long as wasngton waffles, its moral authority will remain compromised. thanks for watching. please visit us at defense news.com. until then, have a great week. [music] >> dr. charles stanley: this is who god is and the truth is, we can't even comprehend fully who he is. and i think we take so much for granted when we talk about god and when you think about--god says, you want to know who i am? i can answer that in two words: i am. >> male announcer: today on "in touch," " "the great i am. [music] [music] ♪ my jesus, i love theei ♪

the convergence of views controversial septa bus advertisements running the entire month depicts hitler with a muslim leader in league against the jews. >> how could that possibly happen? every other person in philadelphia is muslim. >> reporter: the ads are funded by the american freedom defense initiative headed by pam geller. adfi has run similar ads in other cities. >> i will not sacrifice my freedom of speech so as not to offend savages. it's a ridiculous premise. >> reporter: but the people inside this synagogue that has become a mosque say the bus messages are providing opportunities to shine a light of understanding on the islamic faith and build on philadelphia's interfaith movement. >> these horrible ads are actually a sad shameful act of desperation. >> reporter: and septa says they have made some policy changes to make sure these controversial ads don't get a second life after they finish their run at the end of this month. we'll talk about that coming up in the next hour. we're live in north philadelphia right now, jesse gary nbc 10 news. >>> we have new information as it s

hitler intends to invade czechoslovakia." during the golf game, she tells jack what edward has told her about hitler's plans. i don't think she told him about the alfresco lunches on the banks of the river but she says, i heard this. jack says, he is assisted with the secret intelligence service. this news will be helpful to them. by march, 1938, she is actively gathering information. they encourage her to use her romance with edward to get more information. london instructs jack shelley to recruit her formally as an agent. they believe her charm will work well. she meets the colonel general in poland. soon, he is chatting freely about contacts in berlin and his daily, secret communications with the polish foreign office. ah, betty. she is practically the only agent in poland providing intelligence. she notes it is easy to make highly trained her fashionably closed-mouthed patriots give away secrets in bed. she has the magnetism. she is producing information. she gives details on the polish crypto-analysis unit. she leaves fo

it's adolph hitler on the side of a septa bus. controversial new ad is now front and center here in philadelphia and drawing all kinds of backlash. those ads rolled out today on buses driving through our area. >> dawn timmeney has a look at the ads why septa has no choice but to keep them up. >> reporter: more than 80 buses bearing a controversial anti islamic advertisement are now rolling through the streets of philadelphia. the ads featuring a photo from the 1940s with adolph hitler talking to palestinian leader read quote islamic jew-hay dread it's in the kuran. >> it's very unsettling to see that. >> reporter: pro israel american deferens initiate any of purchased the ads for $30,000. septa took the issue to court but lost its fight to ban them. septa rider gregory scott says it's all about freedom of speech speech. >> it's america. everybody has the right to their opinion. i'm not saying that i particularly agree with it but i think people have a right to print or put on buses whatever they want. >> reporter: sean sam's find

. >> seth: yeah. >> like if you shaved the white spots it could be a good hitler. >> seth: this has aast seen in alaska." >> he's in the condo next door. >> seth: so did you have a mustache full time then and decide to get your license picture with the mustache? >> no. i went to l.a., i live in new york. i had a new york driver's license. and i left -- it went through the washing machine. i got to l.a. and i had to get a new driver's license. and i was making this movie "flags of our fathers," where i had a big white mustache. and so i had this -- i went to the dmv with the mustache. me and two hookers on the line at the dmv. yeah. i mean dressed fully like hookers. and i was like, you know, you're there for an hour. "what do you do?" "well, we're hookers." i'm like, "great." you know? >> seth: it's nice when people can take ownership of their craft. >> and they made fun of my mustache. >> seth: even hookers didn't like your mustache. >> no. and then my brother, when he saw that picture, said i look like a pedophile from florida. [ laughter ] >> seth: well that's something to aim for.

one post referred to him as hitler.rity for pan but he says he is not concerned and stands by his bill. >> children who may have a chronic condition like cancer and on chemotherapy who cannot be immunized and they depend on the rest of us to protect them. to engage in bullying and -- and --and vitriol around this issue, that to me is very unfortunate. >> reporter: one to 5% of california's public schoolchildren are not vaccinated. the bill has hurdles to pass if it becomes law. if it does, it will only be the third state with such strict rules. anne mak

ads that feature adolf hitler that the group believes are anti-muslim. sparked a legal battle from septa that the company eventually dropped. >>> imagine this. this is unbelievable here. tonight a man is lucky to be alive after being lost at sea for 66 days. >> and he was rescued yesterday from his capsized sailboat after a crew on a cargo ship spotted him off the coast of north carolina. as nbc 10 national correspondent erika edwards reports, he is now back with his family. >> passenger just outside. >> reporter: it is a story of survival determination and the sheer will to live. rescued after more than two months at sea, 37-year-old lewis jordan was found thursday adrift on the open ocean, clinging to life on his capsized sailboat. >> i had gone many days with wet blankets and not lat of food and trying to sleep at night in the cold. >> reporter: he was spotted bay german cargo ship and hoisted to safety by the coast guard about 200 miles off the coast of north carolina. >> i feel blessed and i feel full of love and grateful to be with my family and wi