good morning. >> reporter: you're absolutely right, bill, catherine gregg today pleading not guilty,entially saying she is innocent of these charges after 16 years essentially on the run with james whitey bulger, this accused bob and mobster. she says that she is innocent. the prosecution, however, has a different story, she believe that she used multiple false identities to help conceal herself while on the run, as well as james whitey bulger, identities from names like carol gasko, helen march thal, chairl shaifen, mrs. thomas baxter and the list goes on. gregg's attorney says they would be taking this to trial, that they would not be cooperating, kevin runnington saying at this point she's holding up well. she faces five years in prison and a few years of supervision after being released if she's convicted on these charges and a $250,000 possible fine if she is convicted, and then they should be a free woman after those five years if indeed she is convicted. bill: what's next for whitey bulger, molly? >> reporter: he remains in federal custody as you would expect facing serious ra

gregg: a news crew gets trapped by floods in upstate new york. floodwaters rising faster than wxxa's catherine underwood and her photographer could even drive. streams and rivers in new york overflowing in an instant. entire farms wiped out before the residents' eyes. some folks are saying, there just isn't much left. >> at first we got hit from the streams and the runoff and then when that started to die down and we thought we were safe then the river came up. and we lost just about everything. gregg: what a harrowing experience. the crew did make it back to the television station after 30 hours. flood victims sifting through their remaining belongings to salvage anything they can. jenna: it's incredible to see that crew almost get caught. gregg: so quickly you can't get out of the way. jenna: irene may be gone but hurricane season is just beginning. gregg: that's right. katia joining us. we'll find out what danger that may pose as it moves westward. jenna: we've got even a lot of photos of hurricane irene from viewers. a tree fell on a home in massachusetts. hopefully no one was there. route