, some kind of socialist utopia and a condemn capitalism by praising these alternatives and they are imaginary. they weren't the real alternatives, they saw what was going on in russia and cuba and elsewhere and they lied about it , but they got away with it for a long time. the bulk of my book is how these enemies of capitalism have concocted a long series of myths about capitalism that pretty much holds sway in the academic world and have for many generations. beginning with the pilgrims. i mentioned earlier that there is a picture of the mayflower on my book and that is because one of the early chapters is on how capitalism saved the pilgrims. i mentioned that private property is one of the -- a prerequisite to have a we call capitalism and when the pilgrims first came, they almost start to death because they adopted communal agriculture. agricultural communism, where each -- whatever was produced was shared equally among the families. that was the arrangement that was made by the mayflower. as a result, work incentive was stifled that massive starvation was there. william bradfor

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!ave a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. a warm one this morning. temperatures in the 60s. wind not too strong here at the nbc 10 studios. we do have gusts keeping our temperatures elevated this morning. 67 in northeast philadelphia. look at the wind gusts at 20 miles an hour. the wind will stay with us. we'll see occasional showers, spotty, light showers for most of new jersey and delaware. really thinning out in delaware just the last few minutes and one heavier downpour that's just heading towards galloway at this time, passing to the west of egg harbor. the showers and a chance of thunderstorms will be with us during the day today. not an all-day rainfall. warm, that ill, here all day, 70s for allentown, reading and quakertown. into the middle 70s, trenton, mt. holly and doylestown. scattered showers and a chance of thunderstorms even at the shore.

it's a do-gooders utopia, kind of a mushy feel-good utopia. but in essence, it is similar in the sense that it seeks to improve the world and change human beings in a way that really can't be done via a political project. so i say new totalitarian temptation. i don't say new totalitarianism. >> the lady over here had a question. need a microphone. >> i am a polish diplomat married with american. we live actually in poland. i just came here because tomorrow, i will be lecturing about diplomacy at the institute of world politics because i was charge d'affairs at the holy see. it's very difficult to discuss about the book. i did not read. i hope i will buy it later, when i'm here, we can discuss, but the results from the discussion, i would like to have two questions. one for mr. gardiner and another for mr. rabkin. although i could be considered as a rightist, not a leftist, i say from the beginning that it's very difficult for me to agree with mr. gardiner about saying that great britain without the eu would be a stronger ally, and that's why i

rounding out utopia and the boss. more than 38,000 runners took part in the london marathon today and you're looking at one of them. british astronaut ran the race from space. striped a treadmill. international space station, three hours, 35 minutes, 21 seconds. amazing. if he can do it from space. i think we can do it from the ground. >> zero gravity? i don't know. >> lauren. >> mostly sunny 77 tomorrow. a warm day and showers and thunderstorms especially in the afternoon 10 evening on tuesday, still warm 70 degrees, cool off in a wednesday, mostly sunny 66 right around where we should be, another chance of showers on thursday. use the umbrella more so this week than part of couple weeks. >> thank you, appreciate it. thank you so much for staying up a little later with us tonight. we're always on cbsphilly.com. have a good night everyone. screech >>> what really killed prince? we're at the scene of his shocking death. >> what an inside source is telling "e.t." about his prescription drug problem. >> the stories you h

rounding out number three is utopia. >> they tell us the parade and animal lovers gathered to march to union square. then the event began. many were be able to find the perfect pet and give the animal loving new home. >> how cool is that, adopting a pet. >> coming up at 1030, we have an action-packed show for you. the final round of the masters was crazy. we. we we'll break it all down with local golf pros. we break down the rangers and opponents in the playoffs and >> you also have a warriors in their for the chase. >> thanks. we'll be right back. and what you need to know about tomorrow's commute, stay tuned. >> southbound and greenberg between route 119, various roads will be closed for construction from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. watch good day new york starting at 430 in the morning and i will keep you updated on your fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest intern

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!ave a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com >> snow, falling pretty hard this afternoon, this is i76 near the conshohocken curve. dave warren will be here in minutes with the return of spring in the seven day forecast. >>> car chase pushing 130 miles an hour, and teenagers are behind the wheel. tell fox's jacqueline shultz they could be tied to even larger crime spree across three counties in georgia. >> six teenagers take deputies on 13-mile chase. >> where speeds got to up 135 miles per hour. >> police put look out for the dodge challenger with a green stripe after witnesses saw teens breaking into cars. the car, stolen. >> deputies surround, as the car whips in and out of traffic, the teens even dump a laptop and gun case on to the road. >> our deputies did an excellent job of making sure that the communities and the drivers on the road stayed safe. >> found with two guns, the six from ages 14 to 16, and now atlanta police

the boss, superman, and utopia rounding out the top five. >>> that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00. we're the live action version of the animated newscast on the weekend. the next newscast is at 11:00. we'll see you then. ♪ it's the michelle meow show, your a-z covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between. [music continues] here's michelle meow. aloha and mahalo. thanks so much for joining me tonight here in maui. i'm at the mardi gras maui carnival ball as promised. tonight will feature leaders and dignitaries of the lgbtq community here in maui, but before we get to the party, the carnival ball right here at the four seasons wailea, let's check out the maui pride whalebration. it's so incredible. maui pride put together this awesome whale-watching tour that also was an extended invitation to the lgbtq youths. let's check it out. ♪♪

utopia and my big greek fat wedding 2 came in second and third. that's it for abc7~news at 6:00. thank you for joining us, see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. . >>> hi, everyone, i'm lizzie bermudez, welcome to "bay area life." the place where lifestyle, interests, food and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're exploring marine wildlife on the monterey bay. >> lately we've been having a lot of cool activity. >> and tips afor shopping a locl farmer's market. >>> and amazing organization giving hope to children. >> everybody understands what they're going through. >> and the perfect weekend getaway. >> it's going to be a happy memory, a place you will come again and again. >> all of this fun drive bin your northern california honda dealers.

utopia is third, my big fat greek wedding 2 in firth, and the first action film shot on go pro cameras debuted in fifth place. that's it for us at 6:00. see you at 9:00 and 11:00, go warriors good job. announcer: today on "matter of fact" -- the panama papers exposed a 'web' of global corruption. and it's reverberating at home. hillary clinton we are going : after all these scams. president obama a lot of it's : legal. that's exactly the problem. announcer what you need to know : from the man who knows best. >> they were buying secrecy. announcer do you know how : brokered conventions work? can both political parties survive this election? >> it's a risky strategy. it's fantasy land. announcer: the ads don't always add up. how to put your candidate in the best 'spot.' fernando: i'm fernando espuelas. welcome to "matter

utopia is third my big fat greek wedding 2 in firth, and the first action film shot on go pro cameras 6:00. see you at 9:00 and 11:00, go warriors good job. ♪ (music plays from radio alarm clock) ♪ ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna find ya ♪ ♪ i' ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> hi, everyone. welcome to "bay area live", the place where lifestyle entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, a little cash back too, right? >> that too. >> and twist on a traditional dish. >> but they are all hand rolled with care. >> yes, every one hand crafted, 100%. >> then a perfect blowout. >> hot tip, you want to keep the nozzle on the blow dryer to help you from not frizzing. >> celebrating 20 years of the taylor family foundation. >> it's 25 years of blood, sweat and tears. i've seen you do it. >> all of this fun driven by your northern california honda

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!tion about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com >> live from hollywood. get ready to laugh with some of the world's funniest comedians right here on comedy.tv. here is your host bernadette holly. [applause]. >> hello everybody and welcome to comedy.tv. [applause] i am your host bernadette pauli. great to be here. please have a seat relax. it is so good to be here with all of you beautiful people out in l.a. i love it you are all so spiritual. i am trying to be spiritual. it is not that easy i live in new york city. i read that book, the "secret" it works. if i am in a bad situation, i

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!e a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> welcome back. 4:26 and happening today, health officials are trying to stomp out the zika virus as we quickly approach mosquito season. the new jersey department of health is spearheading a campaign to educate people about the risk of the zika virus. the zap zika campaign heads to vineland, cumberland county today. officials will hold a bilingual presentation at the community health center on west sherman avenue. >>> and we have new information on that faulty escalator at the wells fargo center. you're looking at video from saturday when the moves stairs suddenly sped çup, throwing dozens of flyers fans who were leaving the arena. no one was hurt, amazingly in that. the spokesperson called the escalator problem a malfunction. he said it was back in service and running normally during the rihanna concert last night. >>> in pittsburgh, the flyers missed a chance to pad their lead f

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!out how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0270 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> a missouri police officer attempting to pull a driver over for a traffic violation today ended up saving his life. this police dash cam video shows the driver speeding away, and then he loses control. the car rolls over several times. the officer found the ejected driver in a ditch with no pulse. he was able to revive the man with cpr. >>> today, investigators examined the wreckage of a sightseeing health that crashed and burned yesterday afternoon in tennessee. ntsb officials say there is evidence that the chopper made contact with a mountain when it crashed killing all four passengers and the pilot. a preliminary report will be released in the next week. >>> drones may soon help engineers inspect bridges in this area. the delaware river port authority today tested drones to inspect the delaware memorial bridge. officials say drones can make inspections safer and less expensive, and for drivers

>> but for real, it's supposed to be this utopia!verybody's gonna... >> yeah, you know what they... get rich... ...you know what they say in brooklyn to that? >> what? >> get the f*ák outta here! >> president obama's first date with the now first lady was a spike lee film. more on that next. you're watching talk to al jazeera - stay with us. >> you and i, we're going to change this country, and we will change the world. >> mr. president, there's a one in three chance of a second grade depression. >> first hand accounts from the people who are there. >> your opinion was shocking. >> ...that i am president of the united states and i can't make anything happen. >> he stood up and said, "that's it, i'm finished." >> al jazeera america - proud of telling your stories. >> somebody to care about us man... >> we're live in ferguson, missouri. >> brick by brick, i will open it. it will take more than a few rocks to stop me from doin' what i have to do. >> suddenly heroin seems to be everywhere. >> there's no way i am willing to give up my fam

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!e a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> good morning, everyone. it's jessica boyington with a check on your first alert traffic. right now we're watching the boulevard right around broad street. no problems in either direction. not a lot of cars out on the roadways. that's not the same story all across the board. we do have construction to talk about and i'll update you on mass transit when i come back. >>> all right, jessica, we'll see you in a few. today marks a quarter century since tragedy struck over the skies of a local elementary school. april 4th, 1991 when a plane carrying pennsylvania senator john heinz collided with a helicopter over marion elementary school. the disaster included seven people including two first grade girls who were playing outside. a moment of silence is planned for today for staff members at the school. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, a group of democratic lawmakers say they're ready to

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!ave a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0270 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> abc news has obtain new video of the american airlines co pilot, who was arrested for allegedly trying to fly to philadelphia while under the influence. the surveillance video of the detroit metropolitan airport shows john maguire going through security last month. later chad forward man is seen handcuffed before being taken into custody, just before take off. authorities say maguire registered blood alcohol level of .081, which is twice the legal limit for flying. >>> work is underway on the memorial for the victims of that center city building collapse. officials broke ground today at the site of the 22nd and market. six people were killed back in june of 2013. when the building under demolition toppled on to the ad jays event salvation army store. the contractor and the excavator operator are both serving prison time for their involvement. a victim's mother hopes the memorial

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!ave a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> if you're trying to stave off weight gain, a recent study shows to add apples, pears, red berries and red peppers to your diets. they say they contain a certain thing linked to better weight maintenance. blueberries, blackberries, tea and pecans can also help keep the pounds from piling on. that's it for us. i'm keith jones. catch me week days when i anchor nbc news at 5:00 p.m. enjoy your sunday. thank you for joining us. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance li

okay, disney animated comedy utopia finished in second place, again, bringing in $20 million.eek wedding two, god's not dead two, the divergent series al league and the rounds out the top five. have you seen this pig tour every taylor swift at disney lands? it looks like show is having a blast, with lili, and had your daughter washings about the guy behind her? turns out that's her bodyguard. he does not seem impressed at all by the racer ride. ya. a lot of people are talking about the pick on instagram, poking fun at the guard's poker face. maybe someone should reminds him he is at the happiest place oner? >> i was going to say, who is going to jump on that thing and take her away? not like she is kidnapped. the thing moves pretty fast, doesn't it? >> he looks like he got photo shopped in there. everybody's hair is going in the winds, he is stone faced. >> he is working and he takes his job very seriously. >> secret service, okay? exactly. >> hey, someone has to be serious. >> did you have that face walking outside. >> thankfully not. dodge feel terrible. man, that winds was

instead of point out the recent failures of socialism, he payments a picture of utopia.ou have to be a superhero to accomplish. >> i think it's interesting. guy has done a great job of connecting this to the trump phenomenon we observed. but the varnish has been knocked off the establishment and people are disillusioned with establishment candidates. but it is absolutely true in deploying these broa hides and appealing to people's sense of insecurity, related to the fact we do have deficiencies in our economy and politics. but we'll always see people appealing to cronyism. they will come across our borders and steal our jobs. kennedy: we'll send our jobs to shadowy places. >> you have to be prepared to offer a strident defense for liberty because that's essential for creating progress pair it and freedom for -- prosperity and freedom for humanity. the massachussetts rationale is paymentsing a picture no one wants to see in the picture. you see 27,000 people gather at washington with square park. it's a great circus. would you ever go to a bernie sanders rall live? >> i d

>> but for real, it's supposed to be this utopia!verybody's gonna... >> yeah, you know what they... get rich... ...you know what they say in brooklyn to that? >> what? >> get the f*ák outta here! >> president obama's first date with the now first lady was a spike lee film. more on that next. you're watching talk to al jazeera - stay with us. >> i'm sarah hoye and this is talk to al jazeera. my guest this week is spike lee. >> well, speaking of your films, you know, a lot of them... lotta your feature films make... sports references. >> uh-huh (affirm). >> why? what's the connection? did you... did you wanna be a pro one day? >> the connection is this, both of my loves came from my parents. my mother was... loved... she was a cinephile. so, she took me to movies. my father's a jazz musician, he didn't... he hated movies. so, i was my mother's date. but my father loved sports. so, sports and film came from my parents. and growin' up i had the... a fleeting moment of maybe bein' in prof... playing second base for new york mets. but then

more than a few abolitionists join such international movements, such as feminism, utopias is him and championed them. they issued oppression sounds a lot like bernie sanders. i quote, i am writing in wall street where the money changes congregate and where their scene side-by-side. it is rightly deemed wall street in quest of riches and expense of mankind,. [inaudible] only garrison could write like that. this is not just an isolated quotation. he supported a ten hour day. he formed an alliance, supported journeymen printers strike and after the civil war he supported the eight hour day movement. some abolitionists even contemplated contemporary american surges, garrison once said all american institutions shut their door to black people except what he called the prison houses. abolition, the book argues was a radical democratic movement that question the enslavement of labor. abolitionists were not so much. 's of liberal democracy as many have argued, but critics of it. in prioritizing the abolition of slavery, they do not ignore or defend forms of oppression in the modern world. th

you will pay for it in terms, he does live in a utopia.s a rainbow, a unicorn, somebody else is paying for everything. i find it interesting when he speaks about corruption. government can never be corrupt. like somehow government will roll in and be this great equalizer and take from one person and give to another and balance out the system. and all the corruption will leave. as if there's never been a story about government corruption. it is fascinating to me that corruption only exists in the private sector. and government is somehow holier than thou. >> your argument and melissa's argument seems a part no. you stay excess comes from washington. >> i think it is the policies in washington that got us into this mess in the first place. you look at the federal reserve putting moment out there. you hike to talk about the bubble. this is low interest rates. they're taking crazy risks and breaking the law. >> but who did that? it seems to me wall street is banking on this. they bail us out. we're too big to fail. you go all the way back to a

it's awkward to lead to a utopia, get i'm not coming up with specifics because i'm trusting this process will help us understand where we need to go. >> also have an issue where two or more people need to come to a place where we are comfortable listening to people who are on the other side of that racial divide and not prescribing necessarily our own sort of pathology to their motivation. i think a lot of the recent we have a donald trump because someone very popular is because before a lot of white americans there is a sense that the language of race has become all about political correctness and limiting what they are able to comfortably stand public. that they don't don't even necessarily feel comfortable confronting issues of race across the racial divide for fear of as he said the racism has become one of the worst things you could say to someone. there is a lot of raw feelings attached to that notion. i think we become unable and i don't think the country's never been truly integrated when you look at groups of friends, they're still divided by race, or school system is still segr

do-gooder's utopia, a mushy, feel-good utopia. in essence, it is similar in the sense that it seeks to improve the world and change human beings in a way that cannot be done via a political project. temptation,litarian i don't say new to tell terry and his him -- new totalitarianism. eva: i'm a polish diplomat. i just came here because tomorrow, i will be lecturing about diplomacy at the institute of world politics. it is very difficult to discuss -- iook -- i did not read would like to ask two questions. although i could be considered a leftist -- it is difficult for me to agree with mr. gardner in saying great betain without the eu would our strongest ally. what about the u.n.? .he u.n. is weak, too nobody seems concerned about the u.n. in my opinion, it is better to have something which is weak but trying to do something. otherwise, what would be next? there's a big discussion about being in the eu, not being in immigrants flow of -- we did not want to accept the immigrants because after our elections in poland, the piece, whic

the eu is a do-gooder's utopia, a mushy, feel-good utopia. in essence, it is similar in the sense that it seeks to improve the world and change human beings in a way that cannot be done via a political project. the new totalitarian temptation, i don't say new totalitarianism. eva: i'm a polish diplomat. i just came here because tomorrow, i will be lecturing about diplomacy at the institute of world politics. it is very difficult to discuss the book -- i did not read -- i would like to ask two questions. although i could be considered a rightist, not a leftist -- it is difficult for me to agree with mr. gardner in saying great britain without the eu would be a stronger ally. what about the u.n.? the u.n. is weak, too. nobody seems concerned about the u.n. in my opinion, it is better to have something which is weak but trying to do something. otherwise, what would be next? in poland, there's a big discussion about being in the eu, not being in the eu, the flow of immigrants -- we did not want to accept the immigrants because after our elections

here is the book that we now call utopia. he thought about politics, war. he was someone the shakespeare knew from history, someone he wrote about. >> this is part of a play. the reason why the light is so low, for our own books in the books or lending partners we have a book call a light budget that means we will not expose a different item anymore than a certain amount of light and are constantly monitoring how much is around this book. >> in real-time. >> we are with computer readouts that show the average amount of life because this writing which is in a kind of iron ball link is getting sick day if -- is going to fade if you put it under light. we want people to read these pages centuries from now. >> under that particular went on the realities of the bottom. >> put the light right on their. >> we know enough about our collection to say we all know flash photography. when you do eliminate night of it is important for people to see. and so as a restitution we are thinking about the trade-offs. >> to blame shakespeare stratford-upon-avon really riled his

thomas moore was a humanist active in the 16th century, catholic, wrote the book that we now call utopia he thought about politics, rule, and was someone the shakespeare knew from history. >> this here is part of a play. >> that's right. the speech from that play. the reason why light is so low, for our own books we have what is,is called my budget. it will not expose a given item setting more than a certain amount of light and a constant meare constantly monitoring how much light is rounds book. >> in real time. >> yes. this writing is going to fade if you put it under light. and the reason we want to limited is we want people to be able to read these pages centuries from now. the monitors under the particular went. >> we know enough about our collection. >> we limit the amount time. it is important for people to see. takes care of these treasures we always thinking about the trade-offs fascinated people. over a century demand from stratford, the senate was letter went to and became a very successful writer. thrifty hard to explain. how could he be so well read , do this political balan

. >> the disney animated utopia brought in 14 million. >> who cares? >> saturday night live poked fun at hillary clinton and it was really funny. >> . >> they poke fun at the president who rode the subway last week. it took her a five swipes with the metro card before she got the candidate now. she was one with cameras and reporters. we talked about it last week. yes snl always nails the political stuff. >> time is flying. >> coming u hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart what do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you' re going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love nexium 24hr is the #1 selling frequent heartburn brand in america. "i hope you like it spicy" get complete protection with the purple pill. the leader in frequent heartburn. breyers natural vanilla. and only sustainably farmed vanilla. breyers has fresh cream, sugar and milk. breyers. the good vanilla. r our milk and cream come from cows p not treated with artificial growth hormones.

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!estion about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com relief. that's what sixers fans have right now. sam hinkie is out of here and the days of taking are finally over. they finally forced that guy to go. the plan wasn't working even though they still won't at a time it. now they've put in a guy that can actually get it done. brian coangelo is now the president of basketball operations. at a he stuffed the new direction of the sixers. >> we're really changing our focus toward winning. that is something that is part of a shift in culture. it's a mindset. i believe brett is excited about shifting that even internally in the locker room. not that he ever had any intention but to win basketball games but there's going to be a much greater likelihood we start doing basketball games based on the decisions that are made going forward. >> obviously he can't do anything about this season, not this team. they just want to get things over with. look how

perfect for sanders who enjoyed decades, untethered to reality or history both compared america to utopiaat quickly becomes venezuela without hope or toilet payment. neither makes anything so they don't get the wealth by government but trade by those who create i. when they rage against profit it is like a cave man shaking his fist at the rage. you need rain. you media treats sanders the same way it treated owf. no idea how to fight and giving hillary a run for her life. >> this is exactly what bernie sanders needs. he got everything he needed. trying to do well in new york. it ends up with ows, also gets the transit union workers to endorse him. then the third thing. verizon employed, 37,000 verizon employees walk off the job today. bernie sanders very astutely, smartly showed up at that pickett place and became their hero. it is falling into his lap. if you really want to know what's going on, take a look. they had isis, just pick that up. that's what really matters. not these guys in the park. >> but terror is not his wheel house. his wheel house is basically, occupy wall street. >> if

. >> you had utopia, and all these things at the theater. i'm saying, you had -- >> it's going to the toy companies. >> board games here? >> the merchandising and parks, now the "star wars" coming out at the end of the year. a lot more to go. >> all i'm saying is both toy companies have been really benefiting from people that are -- it's not just christmastime anymore. all our kids are spoiled. >> easy, buddy. >> don't talk about my kids. >> it's true. >> takedown. come on. >> all right. i think mattel, this is part of a massive dividend story. i agree with steve, i think what steve was saying when he was trying to insult guy's kids, not mine, was that you're not seeing a recession in toy buying around the world. this continues to be -- there's no pullback -- >> guy has kids as well. he's allowed to spoil them, greg. >> he gives them back. >> exciting time for your family. >> finish the thought. you lost me. >> mattel is not necessarily all about the branded content or an extension into the toy business, it's a turn-around story with managem

he was catholic and you wrote the books that we now call utopia. he thought about politics. he thought about the rule and he was someone that shakespeare knew from history and someone he wrote about. >> host: and this here is part of a play. >> guest: that's right. to right. the play and this is a speech from that play. the reason the light is so low here is that poor are books of our lending partners we have what is called a light budget paid that means we will not expose a given island -- item to lighting constantly monitoring how much light is round this book. >> host: you are monitoring this in real-time. >> guest: we have computer readouts that shows is the average might apply when it starts one of those because this writing which is any kind of iron and is going to fade if you put it under light. the reason why we want to limit it is we want looks to be able to read these pages centuries from now. >> host: where's the monitor? >> guest: the monitor is under under -- and the readout is at the bottom. .. >> >> it is really hard to explain the quadrupled lightning strike

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!ave a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> philadelphia gearing up for a national championship party. villanova's parade coming to center city on friday. the route runs down market street between 20th and the park. septa says it will not impact early morning commute but will reroute buses from 10:30 in the morning until 6:00 p.m. some food vendors said they're expecting a big day. >> hey, bring a lot of hot dogs, bring more stuff, you know. >> if you want a unique view of the parade, buy a ticket to one liberty's observation deck and watch from the 57th floor. not a bad way to see it. for the last month we've watched villanova make their magical run. >> the quest does not come with a lot of free time. danny pommells joins us. players are enjoying much-needed rest. >> i'm sure the media members as well. wildcats back on campus 24 hours, after the celebration at the football stadium yesterday. they finally had some time to

i wanted to go happily ever half in the utopia that had to be out there. >> but when he traveled to thedle east to study his faith, his path changed. >> i wanted to study my religion properly. and after two years of really intense study, i had a complete deradicalization. i discovered my religion, in a better way. the real religion, what it really is. it's noble and it's just. and it's not angry. >> he returned back home to canada, back to the place he started. but now he sees the world and the videos very differently. >> once you have that cognitive switch, your outlook is completely different. it's a new prescription for your glasses, basically. i can still look at those videos with that hat on, that proverbial hat, of the extremists. i can look at it and say, i see how this appeals to somebody, because i remember how it appealed to me. but, the effect is gone, though, now. now, of course, i see them for what they are. propaganda.

i wanted to go happily ever half in the utopia that had to be out there. >> but when he traveled to theis path changed. >> i wanted to study my religion properly. and after two years of really intense study, i had a complete deradicalization. i discovered my religion, in a better way. the real religion, what it really is. it's noble and it's just. and it's not angry. it's more spiritual. >> he returned back home to canada, back to the place he started. but now he sees the world and the videos very differently. >> once you have that cognitive switch, your outlook is completely different. it's a new prescription for your glasses, basically. i can still look at those videos with that hat on, that proverbial hat, of the extremists. i can look at it and say, i see how this appeals to somebody, because i remember how it appealed to me. but, the effect is gone, though, now. now, of course, i see them for what they are. propaganda. >>> a triple homicide caught on camera. >> it's 22 minutes, seems like 22 hours. >> taking the tech nine in the back of the head of all three victims. >> they killed

that doesn't mean we have reached utopia. how long will it take? i'm a historian.st hamburger in the world? far from it, my friends. is it even strictly speaking a burger? i mean, it's small and square and steamed. it can be, especially when you eat a lot of them as one tends to, a hate yourself in the morning experience. but if you grew up like i did with white castle, this connects with some deep dinosaur part of the brain evoking a powerful emotional response. >> these are a great cultural part of my childhood. we'd come here 24 hours a day. guys on their dates. there was a bunch of punk rock kids. so along with that potpourri of humanity i just described, you had guys from the mental institute. >> that's community for you. >> that's the bronx, man. it was great. >> maybe you know handsome dick from bands like the dicktators. he grew up where else, the font of art and music, that is the bronx. and back in the day, like me, this was his special warm and happy place. >> i can go by and eat a full, two and a half hour meal and be stuffed and see a white castle. i s

>> he was active in the 16th century, catholic, and wrote the book we know as "utopia" now. he was someone that shakespeare knew from history and someone he wrote about. >> host: and this is part of a play; correct? >> guest: that is correct. it is a play and that is a speech from the play. the lighting is low because of for our own book and the books of our projects we have a light budget meaning we will not expose a given item to a certain amount of light and we are monitoring how much light is around this book. >> host: monitoring this in real-time? >> guest: we are and we have read outs of the average amount of light and when it starts and stops because this writing is going to fade if you put it under light. and the reason we want to limit it is we want people to be able to read these pages centuries from now. >> host: where is the monitor? >> guest: the monitor is under that and the readout is at the bottom. >> host: does an alarm go off if the crew put the light on it? >> guest: we would know and we know enough about our collection to say we don't allow flash photogra

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful! have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> we are staying on top of breaking news tonight on fox 29, amtrak service is back on between philadelphia and wilmington. this new information to us. after amtrak 89 train derailed in delaware county this morning, two long-time amtrak employees were killed. we have another live shot coming in just a few minutes. >>> we know more now about a small plain crash that killed one person on a california highway yesterday. the plane landed on it's belly and slid 250 feet before it hit the back of a car that was pulled over on the shoulder near san diego. a passenger was killed. witnesses say it appears the plane was having problems before it came down. >> looked like it was going to try to come in to maybe a belly landing here on the grass. but once he realized the power poles and the people out here, he ended up tipping back away toward the freeway. >> the pilot an plane passenger wer

i wanted to go happily ever half in the utopia that had to be out there. >> but when he traveled to thedle east to study his faith, his path changed. >> i wanted to study my religion properly. and after two years of really intense study, i had a complete deradicalization. i discovered my religion, in a better way. the real religion, what it really is. it's noble and it's just. and it's not angry. it's more spiritual. >> he returned back home to canada, back to the place he started. but now he sees the world and the videos very differently. >> once you have that cognitive switch, your outlook is completely different. it's a new prescription for your glasses, basically. i can still look at those videos with that hat on, that proverbial hat, of the extremists. i can look at it and say, i see how this appeals to somebody, because i remember how it appealed to me. but, the effect is gone, though, now. now, of course, i see them for what they are. propaganda. >>> tonight on "all in." >> a fresh face might be the thing that can give us chance to turn this election and win in november against h

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!e a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com ♪ >>> live look tonight from allentown. now that the rain has moved out, but get ready, your weather authority is tracking a chance for snow flurries tonight. believe it or not your full forecast is just minutes away. >>> consumers beware. you are already know about how thieves try to skim your credit card getting your personal information at atm's but now authorities say those thieves are trying to scam you at the gas station pump. >> and it is working. a recent operation uncovered more than $5 million stolen before the thieves were ever even caught. fox's bryan llenas with more. report according to the most recent data fico says card and pin skimming at bang atm's was up 124% during the first few months of 2015 in comparison to the same period in 2014. skimming is getting more sophisticated and it's a growing problem. crooks are robbing banks around the world with no mess and atm sk

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful! have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> a bucks county native is remembered in our nation's capital. senator pat toomey is expected to unveil a new amendment in honor of victor, the pilot aboard one of the hijacked airliners that flew into world trade center on 9/11, he is proposing an amendment requiring secondary barriers on new aircraft to prevent unauthorized people from accessing the cockpit. we spoke to his widow about her public battle. >> i can't look another family member in the eye and say i'm sorry i knew there was an issue and i did nothing about it. life after september 11 has not been easy. it has not been easy on my children and it doesn't go away. >> she says she won't quit fighting until the barriers are put into place. >> a win for new jersey's children, the state is shelling out big bucks to fight its lead problem. today governor christie said his administration will spend $10 million to remove le

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful!on about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com >>> -- making sure their kids have a good school and good teacher no matter what zip code they live in. they deserve a president -- >> happening now, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is speaking to union leaders and members of the pennsylvania afl-cio convention in center city. there's a live look. we're going to listen in. all right. we've listened in for just a second. we'll have much more on the secretary's remarks coming up on nbc 10 news at 4:00. thanks so much for joining us now at 11:00. i'm katy zachry. for bill henley, have a great one and we'll see you back at 4:00. >> theresa: hey. hi. >> brady: hi. >> theresa: welcome home. >> brady: thank you. >> theresa: mmm. >> brady: i just, uh-- i just came back really quickly to shower and change. i have to get back to the hospital. how are you? how is everything here? >> theresa: well, tate's down for a nap, and, um, you know

the church characterizes the base as a slice of scientology utopia. these official videos show a spotless complex with state-of-the-art facilities, gorgeous landscaping and flowing fountains. they tell us the food is great too. when she arrives for her interview with "20/20," scientology attorney monique yingling brings along these baked goods as edible proof. >> if you talk to the staff, they'll tell you it's a worker's paradise. it couldn't be a better place to work. >> reporter: this is where ron miscavige works after signing up for the sea org in 1985. at first, ron says he enjoys himself. he joins the band and gets to play all over the world. that's him jamming with scientologist and soul legend, issac hayes. what's more, he believes he's helping to change the world through scientology. on a more personal note, he younger, wife, becky bigelow. so ron is happy, for a time. but he says he can't help but notice his son's sharp-edged new management style. >> david was backstage literally tearing me apart verbally for 55 minutes. cursing, yelling, scr

we call it utopia out here. it's so peaceful! so peaceful! have a question about how much you can save? ask a citizen at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. this is a vitac captioning test this is a test. this is a vitac captioning test >>> no charges will be filed in a brawl in an old city nightclub involving former eagle lasean mccoy. two off-duty police officers were injured in the fight back in february at recess lounge. according to the district attorney seth williams it started over a bottle of champagne. two dozen were interviewed including the officers who investigators s