and you can see it at jfk airport. next time you land in terminal one at jfk, look up, and you'll see this huge mural drawn from memory by this individual. and, of course, einstein is the greatest genius of modern times. his brain is still with us today. we have his brain. it is different. not by much, but it is different. it's at princeton hospital. well, i'm sort of running out of time, so let me just wind up on one note, and if you have further questions, you can read my book. [laughter] when i was a kid growing up, my role model was albert i'm stein. and my -- einstein. and my favorite einstein story is this: when ion stipe was an old man -- einstein was an old man, he was tired of giving the same talk over and and over again. so one day his chauffer came up to him and said, professor, i'm really a part-time actor. i've heard you speak so many times, i've them -- memorized it. so why don't we switch places? i will put on a moustache, i will put on a wig, i will be the great einstein giving the speech, and you can pu

and draw the entire, entire skyline of new york city, down to every window and you can see it at jfk airport. next time you land in terminal 1, of jfk look up, you will see this huge mural drawn from memory by this individual. of course einstein is the greatest genius of modern times. his brain is still with us today. we have his brain. it is different. not by much but it is different. it is at princeton hospital. well i'm sort of running out of time. so let me just wind up on one note, and if you have further questions, read my book. when i was a kid, growing up, my role model was albert einstein. my favorite einstein story is this. when einstein was an old man, he was tired of giving the same talk over and over and over again. so one day his chauffeur came up to him and the chauffeur said, professor, i'm really a part-time actor. i heard you speak some times, i memorized. why don't we switch places. i will put on a mustache, i will put on a wig. i will be the great einstein giving the speech that you have given some times and you can put on my hat. you can put on my uniform and be my chauf

i know of a restaurant out of jfk airport that is all robots except, key of courses exempt for one personhere to kind of manage the thing. one. that is all it takes. melissa: only one person. i know what place you're talking about. more and more. order on independednt pad at counter and food is premade. one person there kind of directing it. >> yep. melissa: we've got to go. >> don't forget -- melissa: thanks, gathergary. secret to eternal truth is far, far away from your office chair. ex-pers are saying standing up ail day will keep you looking younger for longer. hmmm. i might listen to that one. plus all dried up with nothing to grow. we're heading back to california where farmers are spending millions to keep their businesses alive. more money coming up. ♪ you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. t

. >>> a cocaine smuggling bust at jfk airport.ties arrested a passenger from mexico earlier this morning after they say she hid cocaine in sauce containers found during an x-ray examination of her luggage. the drugs have a street value of about $58,000. recondo is facing narcotics smuggling charges. >>> our dry stretch of weather you heard glenn talking about it, it's really having an impact. >> some of it's good but some of it isn't. >> there are some crops we still need water for.ç >> today nbc 10 takes you to one local farm to show you which crops are struggling and which ones could use a good soaking from mother nature. >>> then all new tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, plastic bag ban. california becoming the first state to outlaw them. what that means for consumers and what states in our area are doing about plastic. >>> this is nbc 10 news. theredelaware just like us. fire companies in the state of something went wrong with the new health care law that threatened to shut us all down, and then chris coons got involved. chris

there was the call, the last minute call when he was on his way to the jfk airport. he made that call to president obama. they haven't laid the ground work for a meeting. a couple of things. he said he thinks there will be a deal. it could be that they are trying to real negotiators in and that's unlikely given the stance, but he didn't think the differences were great and he thought in the two months left there would be a deal and it is in everyone's interest and the status quo is understandable. they need the relief. that was an interesting indicator and he thought the strikes were illegal. assad had not welcomed them in. >> the iranian backed hezbollah. you are witnessing again the charming president of iran and charmed from new york. on the nuclear question, i think we will have to wait for the last minutes. to see if they are going to get somewhere. i think the iranians if they give anything will have to give at the last moment. i think the chances are right now that we might see an extension of the negotiations. they will give just enough to keep this going. he

. >> reporter: morgan was arrested last month at jfk airport in new york on a gun charge.eaded not guilty this morning. he's due back in court next month. >>> president obama is now getting help spreading his message that isis will not intimidate the u.s. mark murray, nbc senior political editor, is here to explain. good morning. >> good morning, barbara. >> during our show yesterday we heard that the president say that he would not be intimidated. who else is joining in his voice, others in the administration now? >> we heard from vice president joe biden who ended up remarking that we're going to follow isis into the gates of hell, you know, and banish them there. and defense secretary chuck hagel is also very tough, used the language destroy. so you have seen this ramped-up rhetoric from the obama administration. the question becomes what's next. it's very easy to have all this kind of rhetoric, but also end up having a political strategy on what to do with isis, particularly in the tricky country of syria. >> you mentioned yesterday the president sent a mixed message b

an israeli woman recently tried to fly from jfk airport to london but claims when she got to the airport wasn't allowed on the plane. david lee miller is here. >> reporter: hi, eric. start with this. airlines operating in the u.s. are not allowed to discriminate but as you mentioned an israeli woman living in new york city says exactly what happened to her, simply because of her nationality. 32-year-old dina, who doesn't want us to use her last name, bought $1,000 ticket on air india from new york to london on priceline.com. when she got to the airport she found out the flight was operated by code sharing partner, kuwait airways. even though her itinerary did not include traveling to kuwait. this company does not have diplomatic relations to israel, kuwait airways did not allow her to travel to london because she is an israeli. >> approached the kuwait airlines checkout counter, saw the mass port. you can't go. come with us. >> kuwait airways arranged travel on other carriers at no additional charge but critics say the u.s. department of transportation, which regulates airlines should no

. >> police just arrested 2484 old canadian woman new york's jfk airport much officers say she was carryingand guns, ammunition and 33 pounds of pot in her checked baggage. police say everything was concealed in boxes, tubs and household products. the woman had a ticket to fly to barbados she's behind bars tonight. >> developing now, world leaders gather in new york city to grapple with some very tough issues. at the top of the agenda for the united nations the threat from isis but iran's nuclear program is grabbing their attention. fox's eric sean devils into this critical time on the world sta stage. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry metering with british foreign second ham mon on the side lines un general assembly today. the two discussing the international coalition targeting the threat of isis as well as other crisis around the globe. >> also talk about ukraine and the challenge there is and finally, of course, we'll be very focused on ebola. >> reporter: iran's disputed nuclear program also front and center. secretary kerry meeting with iranian counterpart foreign minister fo

they just seized it at jfk airport what was hidden inside. >> a maryland woman missing for days turns up in the trunk of a car. but no one seems to know how she got there. not even her. the search for answers. howard? >> the eagles, they got to figure thing out on offense with one important player back on that side of the football. nick foles talks about how he handled one of his worst games. that's coming up in sports. >> we are following breaking news out of montgomery county for you tonight. one person has been shot at a shooting range in conshohocken. this is happening on the 1100 block of can hock ken road. right now officials believe the shootinshooting appears to be accidental. there's no word on the victim's condition. we of course will stay on top of this breaking news and keep you updated. >> a family pet gone, a dog in upper chichester delaware county is stolen and this story may actually have a dark twist. tonight there are serious concerns about the sinister reasons the pooch may have been snatched. fox 29's bruce gordon is live in upper chichester, bruce, this is a very

. >>> and police arresting a canadian woman at jfk airport over the weekend after two guns, hundredsrounds of ammo and 33 pounds of pot were found in her checked luggage. oops. the tsa says they were disguised as ordinary items like baby wipes, coffee and kitty liter but still got busted. >>> update from the pentagon on the expanded campaign against isis. cruise missiles and war planes hitting targets in iraq and syria. the u.s. getting help from five arab allies. national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at thing. . tell us about the scope of this military operation. >> gretchen, the operation began at about 8:30 p.m. eastern last night. there were three waves of attacks, the first missiles fired came from the "uss arleigh bur burke" in the red sea and persian gulf. according to the pentagon 47 tomahawk missiles were fired at command and control headquarters of an al qaeda offshoot called the khorasan group. that u.s. officials claim was plotting against the u.s. arab nations did not participate in the initial part of the operation. pentagon officials say this will not b

and he was arrested at jfk airport. he was arrested in early august, as soon as he landed. he wasn't charged with terrorism. he was arrested -- he's accused of trying to sell a firearm online. and because of a previous felony conviction that morgan had, it would be illegal for him to own a firearm, let alone try to sell one. today, morgan was in court. he is still in u.s. custody, and he was in north carolina. he pleaded not guilty to that weapons charge. and it remains to be seen if the charges will be escalated, and he'll be accused of some sort of terrorist involvement or it will just remain this gun charge. >> fascinating story. thank you so much, richard engel. and how about this for a close encounter. two kayakers in the waters off massachusetts had the bad fortune of running into a great white shark which even took a bite out of one of their kayaks. >> we were just talking and paddling and i look over to talk to her and it came completely out of the water and got the bottom of the boat and flipped her over and it knocked my kayak completely over. >> fortunately, a wo

addition, on august 11th of this year, an accused isis sympathizer, donald ray morgan, was arrested at jfk airport trying to re-enter the united states. so we know that this threat is real. mr. president, that is why i have today filed legislation, the ex-patriot terrorist act of 2014, which would amend the existing statute governing renunsation of united states citizenship to designate fighting for a hostile foreign government or foreign terrorist organization as an affirmative renunsation of citizenship. by fighting for isis, u.s. citizens have expressed their desire to become citizens of the islamic state. and that cannot and will not peacefully coexist with remaining american citizens. the desire to become a citizen of a terrorist organization that has expressed a desire to wage war on northwestern -- on northwestern people, has demonstrate a brutal capacity to do so murdering americans on the global stage and promising to bring the jihad home to america. we should not be facilitating their efforts by allowing tigers fighting alongside isis to come back to america with american passports and w

in an edition august 11 and accused sympathizer was arrested jfk airport trying to re-enter the unitedtates so we know the threat is real. mr. president that is why i have today filed legislation the expatriate terrorist act of 2014 which would amend the existing statute governing renunciation of united states citizenship to designate fighting for ross style foreign government or organization as an affirmative renunciation of citizenship. by fighting for isis u.s. citizens have expressed their desire to be citizens of the islamic state and that cannot and will not peacefully coexist with remaining american citizens the desire to become a citizen of a terrorist organization that expressly desired to wage war on american people has demonstrated of brutal capacity to do so murdering american civilians on the global stage to promise to bring that home to america. we should not be facilitating their efforts by allowing fighters to come back to america with american passports to walk freely in our cities to carry out unspeakable acts of terror. it is my hope of legislation i am introducing t

in fact, the plotter was interdicted at jfk airport where he was arrested due to our coordination with government of mexico. the person he thought he was dealing was actually a dea agent posing as a cartel member. the border was never exploited. while i think this is a serious issue, one which we must remain vigilant, there is no connection to the border. i invite anyone, especially those who have the subject matter expertise to tell me if i am wrong. my understanding is the border is as secure as it has ever been and we do not have any terror plots tied to the border. doesn't mean there might not be some, shouldn't guard against it, but let's deal with the facts. >> i thank the gentleman for his comments. i recognize the gentleman from south carolina, if you would like to respond. >> i thank the gentleman. i think the iranian threat was to come across the southern border. it was thwarted, so you're right and wrong. we have no idea who's in our country. for us not to recognize that we have open borders and that we have no idea who has entered our country illegally, and what their inten

in fact, the plotter was interdicted at jfk airport where he was arrested due to our coordination with government of mexico. the person he thought he was dealing was actually a dea agent posing as a cartel member. the border was never exploited. while i think this is a serious issue, one which we must remain vigilant, there is no connection to the border. i invite anyone, especially those who have the subject matter expertise to tell me if i am wrong. my understanding is the border is as secure as it has ever been and we do not have any terror plots tied to the border. doesn't mean there might not be some, shouldn't guard against it, but let's deal with the facts. >> i thank the gentleman for his comments. i recognize the gentleman from south carolina, if you would like to respond. >> i thank the gentleman. i think the iranian threat was to come across the southern border. it was thwarted, so you're right and wrong. we have no idea who's in our country. for us not to recognize that we have open borders and that we have no idea who has entered our country illegally, and what their inten

in fact, the plotter was interdicted at jfk airport where he was arrested due to our coordination with government of mexico. the person he thought he was dealing was actually a dea agent posing as a cartel member. the border was never exploited. while i think this is a serious issue, one which we must remain vigilant, there is no connection to the border. i invite anyone, especially those who have the subject matter expertise to tell me if i am wrong. my understanding is the border is as secure as it has ever been and we do not have any terror plots tied to the border. doesn't mean there might not be some, shouldn't guard against it, but let's deal with the facts. >> i thank the gentleman for his comments. i recognize the gentleman from south carolina, if you would like to respond. >> i thank the gentleman. i think the iranian threat was to come across the southern border. it was thwarted, so you're right and wrong. we have no idea who's in our country. for us not to recognize that we have open borders and that we have no idea who has entered our country illegally, and what their inten

officers thought her shoes were unusually heavy during an inspection earlier this month at jfk international airportn they took her to private screening room they say they found a white powdery substance inside her shoes and in a pocketbook in her luggage. they say the substance tested positive for cocaine. she was arrested. >> outcry for increase in minimum wage across pennsylvania. a statewide coalition rallied in 10 cities for post pa a raise day. this group gathered in center city before heading to the governor's office to protest. they are calling for the hourly rate to increase to 10.10. that's boost of three bucks an hour. they say a lot of businesses are taking care of themselves but not the employees. the last minimum wage increase passed in pennsylvania was back in 2006. the current rate in the state is $7.25 an hour. >>> a community turns out to help those in need. >> the cinnaminson police department hosting a blood drive this afternoon. they say supplies are low and more donations are needed. residents in the area heard the call and i'm happy to say they came out to help. >> a significa

in fact the plotter was interdicted at jfk airport where he was arrested due to our coordination with the government of mexico. the person with him he thought he was dealing was actually a dea agent posing as a cartel member. the border was never exploited and while i think this is a serious issue and again one against which we must remain vigilant there is no connection to the border. i invite anyone and especially those who have subject matter expertise to tell me if i'm wrong that by understanding is that the border is as secure as it has ever been and we do not have been a known terror plots tie to the border. it doesn't mean there might not be something and we should guard against it but let's deal with fx. >> i think this woman for his comments and i go to the gentleman and recognize the gentleman from california you would like to respond. >> i think the german and i think the iranian threat has come across the southern border. i will say this. for us not to recognize that we have open borders and we have no idea who has entered our country illegally and whether was an intention

know about this, absolute no connection to the border but, in fact, the plotter was interdicted at jfk airport where he was arrested due to our coordination with the government of mexico. a person with whom he thought he was given with was actually a dea agent posing as a cartel member. the border was never exploited, and while i think this is a series issue and again one against which we must remain vigilant, there is no connection to the border. i invite anyone, especially those who have subject matter expertise, to tell me if i'm wrong. but my understand is that the board is as secure as it is a debate that we do not have any known terror plot tied to the board but it doesn't mean there might not be some, doesn't mean we shouldn't guard against it but let's again do with the facts spent i thank the gentleman for his comments at a recognize the gentleman from south carolina if you'd like to respond. >> and i thank the gentleman. i think the iranian threat was to come across the southern border. it was thwarted before that happened so you were right and wrong. i will say this. we have no idea

shake shack is all over jfk and airport. where are your next big operations?l with the miami dolphins to be serving in their arena. what are other non-traditional arenas you look into? >> we opened up at miami dolphins stadium a few weeks ago. the fans are going crazy for our food there. we'll be in the fort lauderdale airport when the new terminal opens. we're looking at other arenas and stadiums. we believe that quality does not have to sacrifice speed. liz: can you open one in my house? >> we will have chef paul griffin come over on saturday, to cook for you. liz: you know he hesitated. that is a good businessman. we'll figure out a way. cory, good luck to you. >> thank you very much. >> burgerfi. hope one comes to a place near you. it is that good, david. david: just in time for somebody's birthday, liz? liz: yeah. david: killing the ebola virus, getting serious here, cutting-edge tech from the midwest could be a key weapon in the fight against ebola in west africa. we'll go to chicago to find out exactly how it works and which company benefits. >>> the na

area, the southern tip of manhattan would be very much near the flight -- the landing pattern for jfk airport. it could have been easy for the hijacker to pretend he was going to land the plane and then divert off. >> someone did what he described as a sharp right turn right toward the world trade center. then lost sight of it. >> one eyewitness sailed he was getting off the path train at the world trade center and saw bodies falling out of the building as he approached it. police told him to get out of the building immediately and he ran outside and watched people jump out of the first building and there was a second explosion. >> this footage we're seeing right now shows that the damage is so severe. i mean we had seen what seemed to be two fairly self-contained impact craters before and now it appears something much more dramatic has happened to at least one of those towers. >> these pictures are beyond belief. >> we have a report that the second plane may have flown out of newark, new jersey. this is an official who was speaking on the commission of anonymity. again, there is no confirmat

those were 60 airliners off the coast of newark, jfk, and laguardia airports. people seemed to land at those airports for the last time. the vice president's response was, "i want a firing solution for every one of them. if somebody is not complying, i want them shot down sooner than rather -- sooner rather than later." he inserted himself in the chain of command and was going to take america away from the terrorists. they were no longer going to strike. 10:27, they finally got the president on the phone. the secretary of defense is in the national military command center. they have what they call an air threat conference. if you have something to say to the president, now's the time to say it. dr. rice is with us. there's vice president cheney. they are talking to the president. secretary rumsfeld recommends to the president of the united states that we move up strategic nuclear forces from devcon 4 -- defense condition for -- down to defense condition three. five is peace, one is imminent nuclear war. the reason why he did it -- it was the quickest way to get

if you sit in dulles airport or jfk, if you want to tell me that you can confirm that every 17-year-oldeling to turkey who says he's going out to meet his family isn't actually thinking that he wants to go into syria? you got to be kidding me. i understand what the fbi is saying. they're asking every day what is your estimate of breadth of this problem. you can't figure out all of then and the second thing is, in the world of terrorism, two people count. that's a cell.in the world of t people count. that's a cell.and the second th world of terrorism, two people count. that's a cell. >> that's apsbn interesting way putting it. how powerful do you think they have been as a recruiting tool? >> they have been powerful. already the other day, yesterday, we had the beheading of a french tourist by a group that aligns itself with isis. in pakistan, as well, we with have a taliban offshoot that has aligned itself with isis. and it's because of the fact that it's extreme. the things that make it repugnant to he us make it a recuting tool elsewhere. >> a lot of people may not realize, the beheadi

. >> otg was already at 11 airports in north america. jfkjetblueat areas have been enabled with otg. >> jfk terminal five was our first full-scale program. >> what have you learned from the customer, based on that installation? been in the i have restaurant business my entire life. i really thought that we knew about the customers from doing it all the time. but once we enabled the customers to control with ipads, and to really interact how they want, when they want, whenever they want, we have learned so much we never knew. every day, we continue to learn. we launched our recommendation engines about 16 weeks ago, and now, through our recommendation engines, what we are learning about the customers, we can customize your experience much more. >> what is a recommendation engine? >> when we see where you are flying to, and you start to have some orders -- you choose a steak, andstate -- different time slots of the day, we can start recognizing other places. are onlike when people the plane. >> you want to go to the caribbean, maybe you are on

. >>> a woman was arrested at new york's jfk international airport for allegedly trying to smuggle two0 rounds of ammunition and 33 pounds of maure marijuana through security. the woman was carrying a canadian passport. and trying to fly to barbados. >>> the new york police department is launching an investigation after video surfaced online appearing to show officers using excessive force against two women. one of whom is pregnant. the incident happened over the weekend in brooklyn. police officers wrestled one woman to the ground and moments later the woman is shoved to the ground. no word on the circumstances leading up to that scuffle. >>> so chelsea clinton is going to have a baby any day now. but the gender of that baby still very much a mystery. the world wants to know. so yesterday at the clinton global initiative, chelsea opened up to withering questioning from cnn's fareed zakaria about her choice to keep the baby's gender under wraps. >> there's so few mysteries in life, fareed, in which any answers is a happy one. and so my husband and i decided that we would enjoy this mys

they created this mathematical model to see which airports were most at risk. they found new york jfk, l.a., los angeles and honolulu. would you have thought honolulu? >> no, atlanta because it being, you know, the busiest airport. >> interesting. honolulu only 30% but a hub of distant places that come over. >> very interesting. >>> also this monday morning, as many as five wildfires are burning in california forcing more than 1,000 people from their homes. the latest broke out nair tear foothill community of oakhurst. it's only about 10% contained. crews are battling all these fires under triple digit temperatures. extreme conditions there. fast moving flames just chew up that dry brush ravaged by three years of wildfires. >>> in oregon, a fire burning in mt. hood national forest. flames are burning timber and grass. no structures are being threatened but they believe the fire may have been started by target shooters. >>> another hurricane is taking aim on mexico's baja peninsula. hurricane odile bearing down on the resort area of los cabos with winds up to 125 miles an hour churning

airport. so far no major delays, obviously it's raining in philadelphia if you're traveling to newark and jfk. >>> the trend for trying electronic cigarettes may be leveling off. the number of adults who used the ecigarette rose from 3% to 8% in 2010 to 2012. there was no significant change last year. the stud's conclusion seem to parallel a modest decline of ecigarette sales during the same period. >>> we have america's money. >> reporter: good morning, topping america's money new hope for a housing recovery. sales of new single family homes last month soared to their highest level in 6 years up 33% from last august. apple stock could be under new pressure, the update to appearing ios-8 was pulled hours after it was released. the iphones that are bending are not helping either. >>> drones will be used in europe when helicopters or not working. >>> daric jetter's last game is going to be $300,000. >> up next, a new new study seeks to answer the age-old question, what do women really want? >> we have coverage of the coastal storm, high hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram!

no major delays on any airports, but we're reporting rain in philadelphia, if you're catching a flight at newark and jfkossible problems there, as well because of the coastal low. >> thank goodness it's thursday, abc hopes to shower chandra rhymes with tgit. closing out chanda at 10:00 p.m. how to get away with murder, viola davis will do anything to spring her clients and teaches her students to do the same. >> the eagles are tweeting over the rule that the hit on nick foles was legal. coach chip kelly said what chip baker did was like a blind side. nfl's ruling is confusing because another part of the rule said quarterbacks are considered defenseless during changes of possession. >> whatever the nfl as he sayss legal, this is their game i play in it, i'm employee 5-8. >> it's unfortunate they didn't see it that way, but it is what it is. >> the eagles play san francisco this week and coach kelly will contact league officials for a further explanation. >> pennsylvania state senate has passed a bill that would legalize several forms of medical marijuana.that would the legislation would require residents

midway airport not quite as many. 35 outbound and 34 inbound cancellations and it trickles down. jfk also. >> thank you jennifer. just unbelievable the number of flights canceled. >> i hope you have good books and good reading in there. >> this is a question i think a lot of people have right now. wrsz congress in terms of their mind set when it comes tot the fight against isis. air strikes in syria already this morning. could u.s. boots on the ground eventually follow. congresswoman barb ra lee and ross lehtonen. can't wait to hear from them in a few minutes. which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" take and... exhale.in... aflac! and a gentle wavelike motion... aahhh- ahhhhhh. liberate your spine, ahhh-ahhhhhh aflac! and reach, toes blossoming... not that great at yoga. yeah, but when i slipped a disk he paid my claim in just four days. ahh! four days? yep. find out how fast afla