benjamin spock. he is having an amazing life.ecomes the leader of a youth movement that is not just black. students for a democratic society. stokely becomes the leading anti-war protester in the united states. tavis: in many ways, he pushes dr. chang in the direction of being warble will -- dr. kane in the direction of being more vo cal. >> the headline and enormous rally that is the most important rally in the 1960's. dr. king, stokely, benjamin spock are all there. in a way, stokely upstages dr. king. king ands teasing dr. says, my activism is one of the reasons you are coming out against the war. tavis: you know that i love dr. king. greatesthim as the american that this country has ever produced and that is my own assessment. i will be the first to tell you that stokely. him that day. when you see stokely's s peech, he killed it that day. >> their deep friendship is connected to the vietnam war protest. dr. king calls up stokely to invite him and he says that he is coming and is going to be in the front row. ovationis leadin

there's the spock thing down in the bottom right corner. interested in learning all about all of these new emojis, head to my twitter page. i'll have a link where you can see all 250 of them. >> still ahead in the next half hour of "action news" the hunt is on for the gunman who opened fire on another man sitting on his front porch. >> a million dollar home was bill on the water front in rhode island. th >> happening now on "action news," the delaware and lehigh valleys brace for another day in the 90's. accuweather and our live crew are helping you beat the heat. >> new from the overnight, a pair of armed bikers ambush a man sitting on his front steps. we're gathering new information on the case. >> grading glitch. information on the case. student scores a bit of a boost in new jersey. >> good morning, it's 5:30 on this wednesday. are you ready for the heat? we are. we have karen rogers in for david and matt pelman. >> ready or not here it come. heat advisory in effect from noon until 7 o'clock today for the i-95 corridor and that's becaus

nuclear arsenal has the same kind of safety arrangements that most countries do the real problem is spock is on a secure nation it's a different question that i demand of the internal problem of what is there's always such turmoil around who is out harming the country you know what happens when extremists take over the country for example and that is something pakistanis should be open to talk about i mean unfortunately pakistanis have become very very defensive in their argument to the rest of the world look. like it's funny he's going to travel to fuel countries without a visa than even north koreans baka son has become the country that is being held responsible for the revival of value in the wood these are things that pakistanis should be a bit of a cunt turn around and see out internal problems are not the problem of the rest of the world no they are because out internal problems are causing problems for the rest of the world also told you is a global problem there isn't is a global problem extremism is a global problem and either to be controlled it or the would really have to come

he praised their service to the city and got particularly emotional as he spock about dr.wartz's departure. >> the city is a better place and our children are safer because of don schwartz. (applause). >> schwartz and ambrose had been working with the mayor since 2008. by miller joined on in 2010. >>> it's not exactly the beach but philadelphia found yet another way to entice you to stay in the city this summer and its it's shore to please. >> the sun, the sand and a boardwalk, too. this isn't a jersey shore town, but rather a newly transformed segment of penn's landing. spruce street harbor park. >> you kind of heard about it. you wondered in it was going to be as good as it sort of seemed and you show up and it's if as tan tick. >> reporter: the park is free. some of the games and of course the food come at a price. >> the food from there is very good. >> reporter: the newest philadelphia attraction opened this morning by early evening the boards were packed. the line for jose garr sis blew anchor bar and restaurant was wrapped around the floating barge. people were quic

and it didn't stop with spock. i'm telling you this was the whole 1970s. i lived through it.ht all i had to worry about was those stupid leisure suits. may 21, 1975, in the "new york times," a warning about a major cooling ahead. or this "time" magazine cover from december 3, 1973, talking about "the big freeze." and in case anyone missed it, this other "time "magazine, different picture, same warning, 1977. in case any of those missed those two covers, this trifecta, a cozy christmas cover about the cooling of america. rival "newsweek" ominous signs of the cooling world including, if the climatic change is as profund as some of the pessimists fear, the resulting famines could be catastrophic. so now i'm freezing and i'm starving. no yodels, ring dings, anything it. food gone, freeze on. nobody questioned it. the entire scientific community in lockstep with it. and doubters, they were idiots if they dared deny it. governments had better get cracking or humans would all but frozing in their evolutionary tracks. well, not quite. so maybe that's why me and my parents didn't look

already telling me about the very important spock with the eyes fixed on the horizon of his own authority. let me to us say it is sprinkled with lovely men to publish meet with the younger brother with the clerk of a the canterbury tales. still there are other men. it is very important of what i should have known and interrupted him to say that is her book or tried to but he just continued on his way. that was her book three-year four times and then every ninth century novel as a part of the very important book that just read in the book review so confused to which the road was speechless for a moment before he began to hold force and then out of earshot before we started laughing and never stopped. [laughter] now it is 11 years later. normally they are so sneaky and it is obvious that people of both genders pop-up that both readings of berkeley have always been special. to hold forth on relative things with conspiracy theories that with confidence that experience is a and my experience is engendered. and to explain if they know what they're talking about. every bowman knows what i am tal

all about is the state is not the congress and supreme court the presidency acting like in a civic spock what it is is that these giant administrative agencies these praetorian agency is that have immense power and millions of employees and. inserted their kendrell zx throughout society and their capillaries and veins are throughout society so that it's almost like a government within a government to this point and you can't expert an expert extirpate of it because people say well it's suppose we elected some good guy and he could cut out the bad parts of government quote unquote like like a cancer but you can't cut out this cancer because it's in. simulated itself throughout society right now so this is one reason to be very bearish about the near term future my opinion you mention that in one hundred years from now we might not be having this conversation but here's the question do you think that the advent of the internet and things like that it's become a more global world it's easier to get from one place the other or transfer information from one place the other and in a second mer

about is the state is not the congress of the supreme court the presidency acting like in a civic spock what it is is that these giant administrative agencies these praetorian agencies that have immense power and millions of employees and. inserted their kendrell zx throughout society and their capillaries and veins are throughout society so that it's almost like a government within a government this point and you can't expert an expert extirpate of it because people say well it's suppose we elected some good guy and he could cut out the bad parts of government quote unquote like like a cancer but you can't cut out this cancer because it's in. simulated itself throughout society right now so this is one reason to be very bearish about the near term future my opinion you mention that in one hundred years from now we might not be having this conversation but here's the question do you think that the advent of the internet and things like that it's become a more global world it's easier to get from one place the other or transfer information from one place the other and in a second mere se

spock ears not included. live long and prosper.d 35 million i'd be buying that for sure. can you do that? i can. on the other hand? try it. i dare you. you'll all be trying it now. >>> let's move on, because coming up on the show, planning on catching a cab in europe today? protest may have you struggling to get around easily. jo bertram, general manager of uber will join us. i'll have her do the trekky move as well. see you in a second. >>> hello, everybody. welcome back. u.s. futures, we're a couple hours away from the u.s. markets opening but it's never too early. the implied open being a couple points lower as you can see on the right. a similar open to what we were looking at yesterday for u.s. markets. the european markets this morning, speaking of the markets are all in negative territory, just down by a tad, having closed flattish to slightly lower yesterday. just looking at some of today's top earnings stories out of europe, into texas, posted a 7.3% drop in its net profit for the first quarter, the sharpest decline for fi

not so easy to spock unless you consider that apple is in a ton of the funds that we own.ings went up. we found margo nunez working her iphone and ipad at the same time, possibly tallying up the value of her apple stock. >> i will continue to invest, continue to use the products and continue to see how it grows. >> reporter: her stock holdings just grew thanks to a stock split that increased the number of shares that she has. and because the stock price is still going up, increased her net worth. >> it's positive. because i see that the company's financially stable. that they can split the stock. and they're in it for the long haul. >> reporter: david runs all about trends, tracking apple stock for clients. he says with strong earnings and possible products, apple is a good company to own. and its price, which had been in the 600s just got less intimidating. >> here's an opportunity for investors to get in at a much lower price. if you missed the big runup already in apple, now's the chance to get in at a much lower price. >> reporter: these days apple users are easy to sp

maybe they should have hired in spock as spokesperson, believe it or not, expedia hung in there well. they are number one in america, and now have sights set on the rest of the world. there is the period when execution is inconsistent. they cleaned up the hot wire thing, they are good. management seems really, really confident. they've beaten the street the last three quarter, wall street keeps hike earnings estimates, wall street believes it, they are underestimating the company. they're look for a real aggressive push into mobile but china and also corporate travel. they've got a one site that's the fifth largest in the world. international growth moving faster than domestic in the last quarter, that's going to drive out size growth. the stock could see fair resistance at 80. remember the chart. break out and covering, goes to 90 fairly quickly. longer term target, 110. matt what do you think of this one? liking it. traveling, main street is traveling, people are expecting july 4th airtravel to be up 10%. the chart looks great. we did the lesson on resistance, if it breaks above the

spock calls you, leonard knee moi, he calls you, what did he say?om my baby-sitter because i had gone back to work. it was a few weeks after the call. so i phoned the number and it was leonard knee moi, mr. spock. >> you went to the premier, right? >> yeah. >> what was that like? >> it was amazing, such a good experience to see how the movie comes together and meet the stars. >> i couldn't have done it without her. it was a hand pfl traveling with the twins and i had a two-year-old also. >> let's ditch the dirt. there's some funny stories. we're actually dishing something else. tom selleck was on the business end of a couple of incidents with the baby. tell me about that. >> incidents. that's good. so in the poster that's actually michelle, that was shot in a studio, and they took the baby's diaper off and he looked over at me and said, is this safe? and i said, i don't know. there she goes, sure enough. that was a real shot. that wasn't water, wasn't staged. he literally peed on him. >> not toob outdown, lisa had her chance at all. what happened th

the other neo cons are being say taken seriously enough to appear on any news channel even if it's spock so-called news shows that not much has changed in the media mainstream media since bush lied us into war eleven years ago joining me now from los angeles for more on this is tom hayden author activist and former california state senator he's got a great piece on this topic on his blog over at tom hayden dot com tom made welcome to the program welcome back. thank you thomas glad to be here always it's always great talking with you you wrote the on your blog over tom hayden dot com you wrote about the return of the neo cons in actually i guess of this was for the peace exchange bulletin what do you think is behind this comeback of the neo cons and is this just because iraq is in the news again or is something else going on. oh no i don't think there's any complicated about it they were the republicans they were in office it's kneejerk natural for the media to ask them what they think about the latest crisis the point here. i think is that. we haven't really learned lessons including peo

. >> what are the career spock -- the career prospects?> that is why they want to join the communist party. more likely it has to do with pragmatism. if you are a member of the communist party come you have a better chance of getting a job in the public sector come in which is seen as safe there -- which is seen as safer with benefits. kind of like it is in the united states. it helps to have a party membership as well. a so this is not about political view, it is about a political aspiration. like in the united states, they have a hard time finding enough jobs. what is interesting is the comet his party has figured out a way to work this. they have become very popular. one book i read, the author points out that the chinese communist party has 85 million members. making it seem 85th -- making it the most populous country in the world. >> scarlet, thank you. i also love your dress. >> thank you. >> the whole thing. it works. >> coming up, many consumers have a short memory. they cannot decide all the news , and snappedalls up gm cars last

my guess is he identified more with spock than he did with captain kirk. idea being he's extraordinarily rational. if you give him data, as in this case he did, and said selling advertising on this site is not going to hurt the consumer experience. bezos changed his mind. he said that was one of the biggest things. so it's not quite steve jobs in terms of abusing people. you don't have to do that. but he's extraordinarily tough. he does expect a great deal of people, certainly expects them to be prepared. the executives we spoke to who no longer work there say it was both the toughest job they ever had but one they certainly gained a lot of satisfaction from. although, none of them would ever want to go back. >> wow. >> another piece you document is how life is for the amazon warehouse workers who are, of course, key to getting all those products out to our homes in such a rapid manner. concerns have been raised there, perhaps pushed too hard and expectations are really too brut brutal. what did you find? >> we spoke to a number of warehouse workers. the b

and edwards spock -- spoke to the founder of wikipedia. she asked if he thought london could create the next google or facebook. >> there is a lot of really great excitement and energy, a lot of small startups, a lot of things have improved in terms of the amount of capital funding, immigration policy, things like this are better. >> that gives us a chance to look at many scenes of the forefront of technology from robotics to big data and the internet of things. what excites jimmy wales at the cutting edge of tech right now? >> driverless cars are coming much faster than people realize. it is an astonishing technology that is well along the way towards being a product. >> andy murray is gearing up to defend his wimbledon title next week third we will go inside the brand of written's biggest tennis star. that is the next hour on "in the know. " to offer for alstom comes ahead. we'll find out why governments are getting more involved than ever to get the deals done. ♪ >> time for today's company news. the chief executive of the ubs chargedun

>> with respect to the large-scale intrusion and the identity theft a and with three spock -- with respecte don't connect to a more sophisticated rate we've tried to hand it to our state and local partners to give the expertise they need to work it. >> the gentleman from california asking about the targeting of conservative groups by the irs. i am aware of some liberal groups that were targeted are you investigating those also? >> i want to be careful what i say-;h2v'jÑ:oçs]-ñÑgsyváf,yce investigation with respect to the irs medicated medicaid and medicare fraud were they doing? >> it is of big part of the work across the country especially in pockets with a significant amount of medicare and medicaid fraud program is just in tampa of visiting my troops it is the major focus around the country. >> finally the challenges of dealing with the term loan wolf you don't like but how you prevent crimes from happening if there is only one crime involved? >> very difficult. but the very brave people of my behavioral unit tried to push out to local police departments markers. looking at the history

. >> if that wasn't cool, as spock might say this house is highly illogical." we take you inside a mansion in boca raton, florida, 26,000 square feet, basketball court, wine cellar, manmade sole lang solange a lasolang solang picked original movie pieces and leonard nemoy's spok ears still have them stuck to them. that is cool. just like the show. when they open up, it's that sound. >> we tried to make it as authentic as possible. >> the mansion can be yours for $35 million. kelly, i would be remiss without saying live long and prosper until you're super rich. >> robert, thank you. what do you make of this? >> i just have to say robert frank, i have long loved your work. it's great to share the air with you. >> likewise. >> one thing we have been looking at is the relationship between wealth and happiness. this has been an eternal question among economists and philosophers. does money make you happy? the research shows that once you get to a certain level that we expect a lot more happiness than we get, i think this guy may have found a loophole in he found on

>> with respect to the large-scale intrusion and the identity theft a and with three spock -- with respectdon't connect to a more sophisticated rate we've tried to hand it to our state and local partners to give the expertise they need to work it. >> the gentleman from california asking about the targeting of conservative groups by the irs. i am aware of some liberal groups that were targeted are you investigating those also? >> i want to be careful what i say-;h2v'jÑ:oçs]-ñÑgsyváf,ycabout the investigation with respect to the irs medicated medicaid and medicare fraud were they doing? >> it is of big part of the work across the country especially in pockets with a significant amount of medicare and medicaid fraud program is just in tampa of visiting my troops it is the major focus around the country. >> finally the challenges of dealing with the term loan wolf you don't like but how you prevent crimes from happening if there is only one crime involved? >> very difficult. but the very brave people of my behavioral unit tried to push out to local police departments markers. looking at the hi

spock calls you, leonard nimoy. i forgot he directed this. what did he say?get ahold of me from my babysitter. i had gone back to work. it was after the call. i phoned the number, and it was leonard nimoy, mr. spock. >> and susan, you went to the premiere, right? >> just along for the filming. it was amazing. it was a good experience to see how the movie comes together and meet the stars. >> i couldn't have done it without her. it was a handful traveling with the twins and i had a 2-year-old also. >> amazing. >> let's dish the dirt. there's some funny stories from the set. we're dishing something else. tom celek was on the business end of a couple of incidents with the babies. tell me about that. >> incidents. that's good. so in the poster, that's actually michelle. and that was shot in a studio with annie leibovitz did the shoot. they took the baby's diaper off and he looked over at me and said is this safe. i said i don't know. and there she goes. sure enough. so that was a real shot. that wasn't water. that wasn't staged. she literally peed on him. he look