>> the copy for the attica records. copies attica records. >> proves that they were there. >> at least what i said was true which is, you know, i went there on that day and i took copies and i paid for those copies? >> and what was in those records particularly that -- that you think was not necessarily supposed to be released to a historian writing a book on attica? >> after the retaking on the scene members of the attorney general's office who are charged with figuring out what had gone wrong at attica and set their sites on investigating prisoners and not law enforcement but by looking at the records, i could see that in fact, they had a ton of evidence against law enforcement despite the fact -- by the way, you should know that the new york state police that retook the prison were the same body -- it was the same body that governor nelson rockefeller put in charge of investigating the scene. so needless to say, key evidence was disappeared, photographs were doctored, film displaced, statements were changed and went

amazon, including amazon web services, has been using a lot of inform attica, in their warehouses, marketingas. they're one of the world's largest processors and users. >> they are the best in artificial intelligence, right >> well, actually, we are a very good aplier and user of artificial intelligence for data they don't use artificial intelligence obviously they have a lot of their own we use it to build clair for realtime engine, for data, where we use artificial intelligence to find what data you have where. a lot of customers deal with so much dat a. they don't even know basic answers to basic questions, like how many databases do i have, where do i have customer data, what data is secured. this is all over the place, in their own enterprises, in the cloud. it's growing every day ai is a great way of answering those basic questions. >> what i thought was interesting, i was looking at a sales force.com video. sales force has a tremendous platform if you want to get the data, they partner with you. >> that's exactly right. they're actually an investor we went private two years ago, and t

flood canal that runs through houston and connect today a couple of reservoirs that are pretty much attica passity. they had to release water from the reservoirs. that caused the flooding in addition to the 50 inches of rain that fella cross much of this area. i want to show you what we're looking at now as the private boats go out. we have patrick here. patrick, you just got out less than an hour ago from your house. >> about an hour now. >> reporter: tell us what is going on with your house right now. >> my house is flooded with about four and a half feet of water. all of the furniture is floating around. everything from the cabinets is floating around. the mattresses, you name it. everything is damaged. basically a total loss ex isn't for what is upstairs. i have been camping out there with my five dogs for the last three days. >> three are yours and two are your daughters. you're waiting to get picked up. why did you wait so long to get out of there? >> i really thought the water was going to go down. i was afraid to take the dogs in the boat because the doggone the end, tucker and thi

this was a couple of years before the attica rebellion in upstate new york. mayorr mayor lindsay or beam wanted to deal with these problems directly. both men, i can talk more about them in the q and a because they had an interesting biography shaping his approach the problems of new york. both chose primarily to burrow. to make up this growing gap between revenues and expenses so much so that debt service became the third largest budget item. beam won on the slogan if you do not know the buck, you don't know the job. he had grown up in poverty on the lower east side. he studied accounting at city college. he worked his way up through the democratic machine. he served as comptroller under lindsay. saw him new york times" as a real force of fiscal rectitude. but once he was in office, it became clear that his grasp on the city finances was limited. another interesting part is the role of a younger generation of city officials played in exposing the budget problems. coming out of elite universities, unlike mayor beam, sometimes with connections with the counter

many shelters are overwhelmed and attica passity.e society is working with other nonprofits to move unclaimed animals to nonkill shelters in other states. >>> fire broke out overnight at an auto shop in san francisco. neighbors heard noise and then saw heavy smoke coming from the building. allie rasmus is at the scene to show us the extent of the damage and some of these very special cars, allie, that are damaged. >> reporter: yes. well, the auto shop behind us is on van dyke and keith in the bay view district of san francisco. and you can see the inside of this garage because the garage door has been pushed open. it has been since the fire happened. you can see what looks like a classic chevy coupe in front of us. and in the background, you may be able to see the back of some sort of classic chevy pickup truck. from what we understand, most of the damage from the fire is in the back of this garage. the business listed at this address is crown customers vintage speed shop. an auto shop special identifiesing in the maintenance of clas