bertrand was the name of the signer, bertrande. he wrote that his friend john predicted that the president would be, quote, reelected by the smallest plurality given him in his four campaigns. that is the smallest popular vote relative to the other side. it was still a big vote. john also claimed that a new as yet unforeseen circumstance will cause both japan and germany to come to their knees literally within six months. well, it wasn't six months, but it wasn't much beyond that. john later confided was in a position to know, he had died age 26 in 1910. in 1910. this had been predicted in a seance. now, is that a contribution to history? [laughter] nevertheless, it is so curious that i thought i had to put it in. and so john who died in 1910 predicted the electoral vote very closely. roosevelt did win. he received 432 electoral votes to dewey's 99. that's a big difference, but it doesn't reflect the electoral vote which was a lot closer than that. nevertheless, roosevelt won, and dewey took a long time until he conceded the electi

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he loved, you know, mission emixing bertrand russell with a chimpanzee or what have you.o a tough business. i think i grew up thinking it was a great business but also knowing my father never got discouraged. but he did try to start a fourth network twice. he did pioneer the first cable television network and was put out of business illegally by the theater owners. we got a lot of death threats when i was about 12. so i could see it was a rough business, as well. >> when you see the sort of andy warhol 15 minutes of fame coming to reality, does it depress you. does it bother you? are you not really phased by it? does it diminish what used to be stars on pedestals? >> well, i think fame is the least valuable thing that a successful career gives you. i think it's actually the one, you know, not to complain, but it's the one downside, i think, of being successful. what i think we have missed is that in the early days, we had so many great theater actors, so many international actors working in hollywood and there was much more of a live experience of theater. and i think the

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jean-bertrand aristide has been julian assange sought shelter because sweden wanted to extradite him. bradley manning that is awaiting trial accused of aiding the enemy by passing classified documents wikileaks. >> gregg: extreme weather mandatory evacuations in parts of idaho because of thick smoke rising from a wildfire. authorities ordering about 350 homeowners in that area to get out for their own safety. the town is about 100 miles northeast of boise and in the past, 130 square mile fire has been burning for two weeks. poor visibility could hamper the evacuation process and prevent fire planes from reaching the flames. >> heather: more severe weather lashing north texas, rain coming down fast and furious buckling one roof of one building. rushing water swamping streets and parking lots. take a listen. >> from the weighted of the rain poor drainage. we're trying to get the gas and electricity turned off and i think city has investigators and structural engineers to see if it is safe enough. >> heather: even one of the city's fire trucks had to be rescued from the high water. >> gr