. >> reporter: this home here on frank lynn street, martinez was rolling as rain came down invading his yard. >> oh are you serious? >> reporter: the family says they saw the storm drain clogged up with debris. that is when the water started rising, fast. >> we seen it a lot. a lot of trash passing by and our trash can flowing and throwing out all of the trash. >> reporter: the martinez family tells us this is the the third time this has happened. but the first time the water has made it into the basement now they are taking stock and planning file a claim in the city. >> our clothing that we used to wear, our movies inside there. our boiler. we don't know if it is gone or not. >> reporter: throughout riverside crews are assessing the damage and reflecting on what the next storm might bring. >> more thunderstorms are expected in southern california tomorrow. >>> the 6.0 quake that hit napa did some good at least. it unleashed torrents of ground water that can ease the drought in one place. this creek in sonoma county is usually dry this time of the year but all of a sudden it is flowing

so aretha frank lynn's "respect." >> sock it to me, sock it to me. >> you do an activist version of weird that's the issue. this song would be cheesy. you can't parody songs that sound like parodies. >> singing in the acid rain. that would be a good one. >> it sounds like one of those twitter hash tag games. >> rock bands thought about doing climate change. >> so anyway. >> russians as you pointed out, it is an awful song. i don't hate sting. but that song is awful. it also had nothing to do with ending the cold war. it is bad history. the cold war was ended by jesus jones' right here, right now. >> that's true. standing here waiting, waiting. >> and then it happened. they were standing there waiting and then the wall came down. >> that was about arson. >> that was a plea. >> what was the song? >> it begins with who? the scorpions' song. wind of change. >> yes. that's a great song. >> i don't like protest songs. >> except for war. >> what is it good for? >> also one point before i go, none of those songs were successful. we won the cold war. 99 balloons, that was about nukes. >> the whole

i think tr would be stunned that his proposal in 1912 for health care, which frank lynn roosevelt alsok a century to get done, and he would be shaking his head at us. the political football of it notwithstanding as we have all spoke, tom and scarlet before about that. is amazing. historian stephen ambrose safe more americans get their his story from ken burns, and this is why. >> i agree. if he could get the red sox out of last place -- one more question on "the roosevelts," and i want to talk about your industry for stop i would suggest that the hatred that some americans have for president obama is nothing compared to the hatred i witnessed as a kid for fdr. where did that hatred come from? >> well, you know, he was called a traitor to his class, he was a socialist, he was a communist, he was a dictator, all of these sorts of things we see right now. i would suggest that it is essentially the same kind of phenomenon. incredibly successful, incredibly charismatic, knew how to communicate. barack obama also has the extra adage distinction of being an african-american. you remember the

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