. - in 1976, new jersey voters vote to allow gambling within the borders of atlantic city. - atlanticfirst casino opened its doors. - this was a huge deal. everybody's trying to get a foot in the door. - mel came to me and said, the mayor of camden would possibly be interested in helping the arab gain some business opportunities in new jersey. - errichetti is a prominent figure in new jersey. he knew every politician in new jersey and many beyond that. - he was an example of an urban boss political machine. - the mayor had handed the fictional sheik a list of politicians who might be interested in his illicit investments. but in reality, errichetti was unwittingly handing the fbi a list of potential targets for their new political bribery stand. so finally, abscam goes into politics, but not to catch politicians who had accepted bribes, to try to sting everyone errichetti thought might be open to bribes with the right conditioning. and given that serpentine relationship between money and congress, that started to look like it might be pretty much everyone. - and with that, the stakes

so until he announces in august of 1964 in atlantic city that the democratic convention, that hubert humphrey, in fact, will be his vice presidential running mate, and then he becomes the vice president in 65. he's acting in some ways on his own, but he also relies on that inner circle of advisers that i mentioned, including people like walter jenkins and bill moyers, who guide him both on strategy, on politics and on speeches so he doesn't, though, have a vice president during this period. what about the role of lady bird johnson? she's really interesting. i mean, she has some public role in the one that she's most famous for is beautification, which some focus on her interest in getting rid of billboards, aids and cleaning up the roads. but she was even very interested in washington, for example, and in these kinds of issues. and it wasn't simply the environment or visual beauty, but she did connect that to issues that afflicted a city like the district of columbia, where these kinds of measures to make things cleaner, more safe and healthier would be good for the overall city and

so until he announces in august of 1964 in atlantic city that the democratic convention, that hubert humphrey, in fact, will be his vice presidential running mate, and then he becomes the vice president in 65. he's acting in some ways on his own, but he also relies on that inner circle of advisers that i mentioned, including people like walter jenkins and bill moyers, who guide him both on strategy, on politics and on speeches so he doesn't, though, have a vice president during this period. what about the role of lady bird johnson? she's really interesting. i mean, she has some public role in the one that she's most famous for is beautification, which some focus on her interest in getting rid of billboards, aids and cleaning up the roads. but she was even very interested in washington, for example, and in these kinds of issues. and it wasn't simply the environment or visual beauty, but she did connect that to issues that afflicted a city like the district of columbia, where these kinds of measures to make things cleaner, more safe and healthier would be good for the overall city and

lou from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelensky wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say you're so happy craig got popped. anthony from arizona. biden would have given zelensky a $2 billion check. trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm watters, and this is my world.

lu from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelenskyy wasn't my divorce attorney. so happy craig got caught. and from arizona, biden would have given zelenskyy to billion-dollar check, trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

include wildly unpopular tariffs, abandoning our allies, buddying up to russia, turning gaza into atlantic cityall the reasons blue-collar america voted for this man. trump said our momentum is back, our spirit is back, our pride is back. not the gay kind, the regular pride. [ laughter ] what he's talking about, i have no idea. the stock market's down. consumer confidence is down. the dollar is down. the only things that are high are egg prices and elon musk. [ laughter ] there's elon. looking for people to cut loose. it would be really funny if he fired trump just for one day. elon was was in the house as his official capacity as america's highest-ranking doge-bag. i don't know how he gives an address like this with a straight face. the dow dropped 1,300 points over the last two days. a dozen eggs cost more than a haircut. planes are falling out of the sky. canada's booing our national anthem. trump waddled up to the podium to announce that america is great again, he did it. it was a ridiculous speech. he talked about a guy hitting a woman in the face with a volleyball. he bragged about his $5

lu from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelenskyy wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say so happy craig got caught. and from arizona, biden would have given zelenskyy to billion-dollar check, trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" and tonight one thing is perfectly clear. if there was ever any doubt american strength on the world stage, it is back big time. president trump will always stand up for you, the american people and he's going to put america first. we will not be disrespected, we will not be swindled and not bullied. today, ukrainian president zelenskyy, frinkly in many ways disgraced himself, lost the opportunity of a lifetime to stop the death and distraction of his country and he did it on the world stage. president trump graciously invited him to the white house for a key minerals deal that he promised to sign, linking our two countries together with a long-term agreement. president trump even offered to reset relations after zelenskyy, you may recall,

lou from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelensky wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say you're so happy craig got popped. anthony from arizona. biden would have given zelensky a $2 billion check. trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm watters, and this is my world. >> and welcome. >> to hannity. and tonight, one thing is perfectly clear. >> if there was ever any. doubt american. strength on the world stage, it is back. it is back big time. president trump. >> will. always stand. >> up for. >> you. >> the american people. and he's going to put america first. we're not going to be disrespected. we will not be swindled. we will not be bullied. today, the ukrainian president zelensky, frankly, in many ways disgraced himself, lost an opportunity of a lifetime to stop the death and destruction of his country. and he did it on the world stage. president trump graciously invited him to the white house for a key minerals deal that he promised to sign, linking our two countries together with a long term agreement. president trump even offere

case in point, go back to atlantic city, there is one lady there that he did everything he good to geter property -- cannot remember her name -- and he harassed her basically for years because she would not sell, one of the only people i know that beat him in the long run. host: all right. this is what diane was talking about from reuters, white house seeks plan for possible russia sanctions relief, according to sources. that is on reuters, if you would like to read that. he says white house has asked state treasury to draft options for easy russia sanctions, unclear what washington can seek in return for sections relief, and u.s. sanctions may not be eased immediately. here is a democrat in alexandria, aaron. caller: been a while since i called, but i would like to make a couple points based off the calls you have received. yes, i am going to watch because you can even discern the truth from hearing lies. so i am going to watch, and i am going to encourage the democrats and those who hold offices to be present, to stand and be counted, and to show support that you are not gone. we nee

atlantic city international airport. the air traffic controllers went up in the tower, they were still using floppy disks. i think i know they are changing that this year. just so people understand that they were using this to update the systems from 1994. if it wasn't sad, it would be humorous. so they would go to places like sam's warehouse. that is not how we become the best, the brightest, the sharpest, the fastest. can you give us many update -- any update on what is going on? >> i do remember our interaction last time on this topic. we have some folks working with us on it. we will terminate this program and others. we bring a lot of technical expertise. there were about 400 of them to roll out and the faa is saying it will take them until about 2030 to make that happen. honestly i said before if our workforce is properly staffed and resourced we would be able to participate in the implementation. we don't have enough of us out there to do this. from the technical perspective of an installation it is not one of the

three additional inches of rain for areas like panama city, one to two inches for areas like jacksonville before that ships out across the atlanticnow, to the fire danger and the wind. for the midwest and the northern plains. it's along southwest breezes between 35 miles per hour for areas like kansas city, bismarck, north dakota 65-mile-per-hour winds as we head into monday. that will, however, bring us to our third top story when it comes to weather, and that's going to be the very warm temperatures. tomorrow many of us in the 70s. 30 degrees above where we should be. and that starts to push across the east coast as we head into your tuesday. jericka? >> good running weather. thank you. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," how egg farmers in alabama are recovering from losing their flocks. >>> skiing superstar mikaela shiffrin sets yet another record. >>> and the great lengths one pet owner went to for his best friend. it's a bit of a dinosaur. albuterol only treats your symptoms, not inflammation— a cause of asthma attacks. treating symptoms and inflammation with rescue is supported by asthma experts. finally, there's

city. where water poured into subway stations underground. some areas in the mid atlantic getting hurricane-strength wind gusts. >> trees down every where. power lines down. >> reporter: with some areas hit with shattering winds over 80 miles per hour. a line of severe storms pummelling the carolinas, downing trees and power lines, knocking out power to thousands. in the midwest. >> a lots of snow. we got dumped on pretty good. >> reporter: white out conditions making a mess on the roads. some areas get as much as two feet of snow in 24 hours. the south recovering from torrential downpours that turned roads into raging rivers. the storm is blamed for at least three deaths in mississippi. wayne county hit again by an ef-2 tornado while recovering from another ef-3 tornado that damaged dozens of homes just last month. since monday, there have been at least 22 twisters in six states and the peak severe weather system is still weeks away. overnight up to two inches of rain fell in the tri-state area. on the bright side, all that rain should help with the drought conditions we

so we show travels across atlantic ocean in 1785, he'll arrives in new york city. this is where they think he's going to open up his first botanical garden. and he meets a number of new yorkers and he immediately realizes this is not the place for him. he why why are you all laughing? i haven't got to the punch line yet. he writes, and this is a quote that new york city people are cold and only care about money, not science. and and so he starts to explore other areas of the country areas. the other thing he's frustrated with is he not find the horticulture the plant life that he's looking for in this expedition. and so he starts traveling around north america to try and find a different spot and of course, one of the places he visits is virginia. he's carrying with him letters of introduction from lafayette and others. and he finds himself at, mount vernon, to meet george. he and george washington spend a night together. washington is taken. michaux it's one of those stories where as, far as we can tell, washington had no idea was going to show up on his doorsteps

atlantic council speaking to me a short while ago. let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. russia has kerry though widespread attacks on ukraine's infrastructure, including in the northeastern city of hot t. 8 people were injured and a missile attack on a residential area in the city, which is one of your cranes largest president polonium is lance be called for a mutual end to such a task. here in germany, workers at 11 airports will strike on monday trade union. vanity is demanding an 8 percent wage rise, a higher bonuses and more days off conditions. employers say if they can't afford, strike comes ahead of a 3rd round of negotiations. now the syrian observatory for human rights says clashes between syrian troops and forces loyal to alfred leader boshra. i'll outside have killed more than 70 people . the fighting broke out on thursday and is concentrated in coastal cities. in the west series. government has launched the large scale security operation, and ambushed by pro assad fighters near the port city of love talk a killed 13 syrian troops. the region is a strong hold of us. odds porters and the curfew is now in effect. clashes, or the deadly of since us up was toppled by i

senator kennedy on events across the atlantic during moonlight tours of the national mall, right here in washington. so enamored was he by our beautiful capital city. and as he wandered across the mall each night to, the lincoln memorial, hume wondered at the inscription above it, e pluribus unum, out of many, one. and through kind of, you know, this culture truism of american politics, e pluribus out of many one. hume began to think of a possible solution to the northern ireland troubles, a pluralist solution which could still find a home in a single community that was northern ireland. was welcomed into the social circles as well of washington's political elite. impressing upon guests at georgetown dinner parties, including members of the national security council, the need for that cross-community political solution in northern ireland in northern ireland. indeed, hume's became so current that they were so widely discussed on the floor of the senate that he became euphemistically known on capitol as the 101st senator of the united states. so he is leaving in some respects the political framework and political foundations of northern ireland and

atlantic council speaking to me issue a while ago sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. russia is carried out widespread attacks on ukraine's infrastructure, including in the northeastern city of hockey. the people were injured and a missile attack on a residential area in the city, which is one of your cranes largest president below him. is landscape called for a mutual end to such a tax of the court in south korea has pencils, the arrest warrant of impeach president, you and so your, after his lawyers argued, died, but was taking too long and was arrested in january for a short lived declaration. of martial law in december 2024. investigators say it amounted to fidelity train service in paris, so been disrupted, and after in fun, designated world war 2, mom was found near the gods in north station. one of your busiest eurostar trains between london and the french capital had been suspended, leaving thousands of passengers struck the democratic republic of congo says it will not ruled out giving the us access to its best mineral wealth and return for security guarantees. the statement comes as the m 23 arm group, backed by. rwanda continues its advance and the eastern part

atlantic and the east coast as we go through the morning hours tomorrow. enhanced threat for damaging winds all the way from charleston, up to novemr folk. later tomorrow, a squall line, philly to new york city, all the way to new england. late in the day, it could be a nasty evening commute. david? >> david: lee, thank you. >>> next tonight, 30 officers are facing charges for alleged allegedly. prosecutors accusing them of organizing fights involving 143 teenagers. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, 30 los angeles county detention officers charged for allegedly facilitating these so-called gladiator fights between juvenile detainees. >> watching the video, the officers look more like referees or audience members at a prize fight, not adults charged with the care and supervision of young people. >> reporter: one officer even seen on video shaking the hands of one of the juveniles after a brawl. the attorney general says from june to december of 2023, there were 69 fights involving 143 teenagers, the youngest, just 12 years old. the officers now facing charges ranging from child abuse and battery to conspiracy. according to court documents, in one day, the officers allowed nine one-on-

atlantic. >> hear. p.m. starmer: in fact, mr. speaker, if anything, the past we i on that that idea is totally unserious. >> hear. p.m. starmer: because while some people may enjoy the simple city of taking a side, this week has shown, with total clarity, that the u.s. is vital in securing the peace we all want to see in ukraine. so i welcome the opportunity for a new economic deal with the u.s., confirmed by the president last week, because it is an opportunity i am determined to pursue. i worked on the positive discussions we had on european security, including his clear support for article five of nato. i welcome the understanding from our dialogue that our two nations will work together on security arrangements for a lasting peace in ukraine. i also welcomed the president's continued commitment to that piece, which nobody in this house should out for a second is sincere. mr. speaker, i now turn to the events of this weekend. and the moving scenes that greeted residents of lenski as he arrived in london saturday. >> hear. p.m. starmer: mr. speaker, i saw for myself, he was taken aback when the crowd cheered at the top of their voices. they were speaking for the whole of our

what's going on in san francisco many rezoning plans under the new york city plans have become false flags. brooklyn's infamous atlantic yards development in brooklyn was a good example. 20 years later most of the affordable housing never got built. historic buildings demolished bankruptcies and clever projects by big developers ensued with many federal tax subsidies and state moneys. san francisco already has 40,000 empty units. it would instead seem appropriate to lobby instead for tax incentives to make these units affordable and question the seemingly real estate monopolies which control and manage many of the large downtown apartment buildings and deliberately keep them vacant. instead of lobbying for what results in expensive condo development in large high rises through nullifying neighborhood voices and existing environmental reviews like can we not lobby for what is really needed that is mental health facilities. >> san francisco has practically a new sister city the entire built up neighborhood surrounding the chase center. the big tech companies and the medical buildings. it seems that the historic center of

sized hail on pennsylvania and intense rains in new york city, where water poured into subway stations underground. some areas in the mid-atlanticng the carolinas. downing trees and power lines. knocking out power to thousands in the midwest. >> a lot of snow. we got dumped on. >> pretty good. >> whiteout conditions, making a mess on the roads. some areas getting as much as two feet of snow in 24 hours. the south recovering from torrential downpours that turned roads into raging rivers. the storms blamed for at least three deaths in mississippi. wayne county hit again by an ef two tornado while recovering from another ef three tornado that damaged dozens of homes just last month. since monday, there have been at least 22 twisters in six states, and the peak severe weather season is still weeks away. >> that was nbc's erin mclaughlin with that report. now, turning to some of the other stories making headlines this morning. utah is the first state in the country to pass legislation mandating app stores verify users ages and require parental consent for minors to download any and all apps. a number of social media companies say the