so as they're sitting there, busby sat in the remaking of humor changes. she sat next day not been, but obviously angry. when you think about it he asked? i'll type it. are you for it? i am not. this is going to be important because a lot of people were opposing it. they didn't want. sometimes people have said well, he was not going to run because robert kennedy had gotten into the race and he didn't relish a fight with kennedy. both depp the structure in march march 1968 and had a good chance of winning. mccarthy and kennedy were going to split their vote. the system at the time was basically a rule were basically it was all superdelegates with only a few respect in their primary results. johnson's polling numbers are actually fairly high -- they had numbers against everyone and he won including nixon by a substantial margin. only nelson rockefeller got close to johnson in his 1968 polls. so i think that sms take that johnson would run away from a fight i must racially if bobby kennedy, who you despise and robert kennedy's competition up there with hamilt

here you are looking at what is called lake busby.hey are putting up these sandbags along route 501 because the fear is that lake busby is going to get higher and higher and higher the next few days and eventually go or 501 if it is not fortified as the national guard is doing right now. each of those single white sandbags. we are grateful to the national guard for the work they are doing. this will be ongoing for days to come. arthel: if that is a man made lake, what do the rivers look like. reporter: we were talking about the live. we can see from the position we were in yesterday that the river has clearly risen by at least i would say two feet just in the 24 hours from yesterday to today. and we are told it's going to keep rising. it will probably hit what is called moderate flood table sometime tomorrow, then major flood stage around the middle of the week. but there is a little bit of good news about this tuck river. they were predicting it could reach record heights of 18 feet by the end of the week. they are now telling us the

busby baseball field. this worth dedication a was unveiled on september 12. i would like to extend my gratitude to tom for his years of service to hilltown township and our o entire community i also want to recognize the supervisor, manager, for their work as well. and i wish tom all the best in his retirement and successor, om, success in his new role. . mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize an individual in bucks county, pennsylvania, who has dedicated her career to the safety and well-being of our community's children. pennsbury school district, transportation director, charlie williams, recently named jean as the 2018 school bus driver of the year. for the past 14 years, jean has transported students who area schools, including pennsbury high school, william penn middle school, and quarry hill elementary school. during this time she cultivated strong and inspirational relationships with her students and their families. jean says she streets all children on her bus as if they are her own. a statement that i think puts into context her dedication to the jo

on another breakthrough, busby is reporting that a handful of people -- buzz feed is reporting that a handful of people paralyzed and regained movement --their legs after getting they experimented on paralyzed patients. intenseulator alongside rehabilitation has synced up the brains intention to walk with actual movement. it offers some hope. >> i am a scrabble lover myself so i already love the story. >> merriam-webster has added 300 new words to its official scrabble dictionary. among them, ok. the k is known as a power tile. there is also ew. there is bitcoin. puggle. finally the word she will, which ,s -- the word sheeple referring to people who are easily influenced. words that no doubt reflect our changing lexicon. >> you have a story about an episode of the vietnamese version of the bachelor. >> the bachelor ends each episode with the rose ceremony where the suture hands a -- where the suitor hands a rose to the remaining contestants. in this episode, before he could choose his partner, one candidate confessed her love for another candidate. her competitor. they announced they

and then to our east, we've got the dike that typically separates the waccamaw river from lake busby, and that's already breached so we're dealing with woon body of water right now. >> reporter: residents are expressing their gratitude, like jennifer mullen, who is part of an effort to provide the soldiers homecooked meals. >> they say thank you. they are so gracious, and their gratitude is overwhelming from them for everything that has been done for them. >> reporter: upstream in north carolina, the cleanup evens 69,000 people there have applied for fema assistance as their neighbors in south carolina, like those who live near the waccamaw, are anxiously watching the waters rise. people who live here have never seen the waccamaw river look quite like this. it is now surpassed the record set two years ago after hurricane matthew, and it's not expected to crest until early next week. reena. >> reporter: manuel bojorquez. manny, thank you. we're learning more about the man accused of a series of raeps in northern california, going back to the early 1990s. investigators used d.n.a. evide

busby berkeley was, himself, not a combat veteran, but he served in the military in world war i. he took photographs and choreographed marches. military marches and displays which he translated into his movies. more poignantly, i often, since i have begun writing about world war i, i often come into contact -- contact with family members of world war i veterans. grandchildren, and in one case, i met the son of the youngest american serviceman in world war ii -- in world war i who saw combat. ernest matt moore was 13 years old. he served with the fifth division and saw combat. he was clearly traumatized by the experience. i met his son, ernest went more . he told me the effect that his father's experiences had on him and his family up to the present day. these things are passed down through generations. next slide, please. let me go over some of the more outstanding points of american percent -- participation in world war i and then come back to the main topic of why this matters to us. let's look through the lens of experiences of four americans. general john pershing, and to his

. >> because as detective busby said, there was a fight.n enrique and christina and she was fighting for her life. >> reporter: then, he told the jury, christina's cell phone went completely dead. enrique's phone continued to ping, eventually near his house about 35 minutes later. finally, the state presented its strongest evidence. csi techs testified they did find christina's dna, a lot of it, in that rubber gasket lining the trunk of enrique's camaro. what they found was probably blood, said experts, but they weren't 100% sure. they were sure that it belonged to christina. and that's not all. >> we also found two other places on the trunk mat that also came back with christina's dna. >> where is christina morris? i told you at the beginning of this case i wouldn't be able to answer that question. where was christina morris? in the defendant's trunk. >> you think she was alive when she was in the trunk? >> i think she was dying or dead. >> tell the defendant you got your day in court and you're guilty. >> reporter: but enrique arochi had

shia busby was told she would never see clearly again when she was diagnosed with a rare disease thattina to deteriorate. a fundraiser was set up to help her get special $10,000 glasses that help her see. >> every donation that came in, i'm telling you, i've had tears going like crazy because this is the good stuff. >> i knew it! >> way to brand it perfectly for us. we agree. look at this. >> incredible. i mean, those are $10,000 glasses. her dream came true, she got the glasses and now she's able to see clearly for the first time in two years. >> oh, my gosh. >> it hasn't fully sunk in yet because it's just kind of a miracle. >> oh, my gosh, it is a meesh c -- miracle. heart warming on this labor day. thank you for sharing part of your day with us and, john, thank you for celebrating with us by working. >> it's a joy to celebrate it with you and sculminate this weekend of memorializing and appreciating john mccain being buried yesterday. it's a reset maybe for politics and certainly for your country. >> i like your ideaism about this. you were at his funeral so you felt it i think mo

he also went after the cave rescuer again calling him a child rapist in an e-mail to busby.welcome back. >> stuart. stuart: i have asked everybody on this program how much longer can this go on before musk is shunted to one side, will you answer that question? >> i will. the simple answer is about six weeks. let me put in the perspective. two sides of the ledger. the side of elon musk as a leader and someone who has been an investor and advisor and analyst for many years that has been, to say, concerning is an understatement. his behavior over the last six months and then in the last few weeks particularly. the other side of the ledger is how the business is doing. i suspect that the reason the stock is up is he is out today saying sales are going well and made tweets related to that and they had an order of 30 and there's some i.c.e. from walmart and if in fact they do exit the september quarter with profitable which is what they've predicted i think that will basically trump any of the negativity we've seen around h him. that is our bet that the fundamentals are going to o