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and i think we saw that red wave coming out through long island up into the hudson valley. remember, in new york, we are going to be sending a majority back to congress and we are sending four seats. >> steve: we heard yesterday from joe biden he is not changing anything because he has already started stuff and haven't really recognized the fruits of that labor. >> he is going to have a really hard time with us coming in if he is not planning on changing then, it's going to be a showdown for us in congress with him. >> steve: no kidding. anthony, we have been talking on this channel for the last year or so about the problem here in new york city and new york state and across the country with crime. as a former cop, i mean, obviously, people look to you and they are thinking, okay, he knows what we are talking about. >> yeah, i think, you know, that walls as both mike and george said, we stuck to the issues that matter to the people in our district. and while the democrats were out there trying to create issues that really weren't at the forefront of what mattered to the peo

there's an image showing you the area of the hudson highlands. so to zoom in a little bit, the spot we're looking at about six miles north of new york city, and it's the first spot where the hudson river starts to narrow enough and it gets into a hilly country. this was the important crossing point in a place called king's ferry. so if you can imagine if you're in new england, new york, the middle colonies, the only way you have to communicate to send troops back and forth because new york is occupied by the british, is using these ferries that are through this this this area of any of, you know, bear mountains. dylan sang a song about a bear mountain picnic years ago. that's all right. in this area here. so this area was probably one of the most militarized zones in america during the revolutionary war in terms of skirmishes, the dedication of troops. so on the west bank or the arrows indicating forts montgomery and clinton were built in 1776, peekskill, new york was a place where there were continental army stores. these were attacked by the br

hudson is a police supervisor. he volunteered for crossing guard duty because he was feeling a little down on himself, and wanted to make a change. >> it feels like people need, and want a little positivity, lately. >> people will say, thank you, i needed this. just to see the caregivers walk become more energetic, there's nothing like it. >> hudson said he lets his mood pick the music from the day, a lot from the 80s. bon jovi, earth wind and fire, and cyndi lauper. what's your soundtrack when you are on your run? >> it's a lot of paramore . a lot of canadian rock. not everybody's gym, necessarily. it keeps me going. >> find whatever it is that keeps your feet moving, and get out and ngfeast. ideal weather for anything outdoors, high-pressure takes control of our weather in the upper levels of the atmosphere, that means the atmosphere will be pressing down on us, and it helps compress the air at ground level, combined with a offshore breeze helping temperatures warm up 5 to 10 degrees above average tomorrow aftern

in just two weeks corporal hudson has become a sensation. yes. yes. yes! and it's still surreal. ♪ so this is what we do ♪ ♪ from me to you ♪ >> reporter: hudson says he lets his mood pick the music for the day. >> so i like going back to the '80s. i could go from bon jovi to earth wind & fire to boy george to cyndi lauper. >> reporter: hudson is actually a police supervisor. he says he volunteered for crossing guard duty because he was feeling a little down himself and wanted a change. it feels like people need and want a little positivity lately. >> people come talk, thank you, i needed this. and just to see the caregivers walking to work energetic, it's nothing like it. it's nothing like it. >> come on now! >> reporter: it turns out positivity is contagious. michael george, cbs news. >> that is the overnight news for this monday. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm courtney kealy in new york. the man accused of shooting and killing ten people in a tops supermarket

there's an image showing you the area of the hudson highlands. so to zoom in a little bit, the spot we're looking at about six miles north of new york city, and it's the first spot where the hudson river starts to narrow enough and it gets into a hilly country. this was the important crossing point in a place called king's ferry. so if you can imagine if you're in new england, new york, the middle colonies, the only way you have to communicate to send troops back and forth because new york is occupied by the british, is using these ferries that are through this this this area of any of, you know, bear mountains. dylan sang a song about a bear mountain picnic years ago. that's all right. in this area here. so this area was probably one of the most militarized zones in america during the revolutionary war in terms of skirmishes, the dedication of troops. so on the west bank or the arrows indicating forts montgomery and clinton were built in 1776, peekskill, new york was a place where there were continental army stores. these were attacked by the br

william louis calvert grew up along the hudson river, near west point, and had been interested in history since youth. his profession was that of a railway machinist and he worked for what would become the new york city subway system until his retirement in 1930. by the mid 1880s, calvert was spending his free time roaming northern manhattan in search of objects left behind by native americans. and by the late 1880s, the revolutionary war soldiers who lived there. during his lifetime, he'd achieved some fame as an authority on and collector of military buttons. at the time, such a hobby was considered a gentlemanly pursuit akin to coin collecting. british born reginald pelham bolton came to the united states when he was 23 and finally settled in new york in 1894. by profession, bolton was an engineer and consulted with new york city's department of water supply. grand central terminal, and even macy's. he was also an early preservationist, having led an unsuccessful campaign to save the home of naturalist john james audubon in 1931. bolton did help save a few others, though, and his legac

richard hudson from north carolina. mr. hudson: thank you. i was honored to be elected unanimously by my colleagues to be elected chairman of the nrcc. the american people expect us to deliver on our promises that we are going to do that. working together, we are going to grow this majority. i am excited to lead that process. i am excited to introduce our next speaker, our new majority with, -- with -- whip, i said i would make no more hockey analogies as jim and eddie walked up to me and said hockey is back. ,. tom: i am excited to be in the majority. it has been four years. we are going to be in the majority. we will be the only check on the biden administration in a democrat-controlled senate. we are excited to get to work. i now have the great privilege to turn this over to one of the greatest fighters we have in america and the republican conference, the fighting tiger from louisiana, steve scalise. rep. scalise: people across america went to the polls last week to elect a republican house majority that will fight for them. from portland

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michelle fleury, bbc news, in the hudson valley. it will be fascinating.isaster for olive crops, particularly in spain, which produces nearly half of the world's olive oil. it could mean the price of your favourite salad dressing ingredient soaring by 35%. walter zanre is managing director of top olive oil brand filippo berio. walter, just how bad is it? good morning. it is a very, very difficult situation. olives are a natural agricultural product, so have cycles. we have had situations where production has been as low as this year, the last was in 2012- 2013. to low as this year, the last was in 2012— 2013. to put low as this year, the last was in 2012- 2013. to put it low as this year, the last was in 2012— 2013. to put it in context, at the moment, global production numbers are forecast at 2.4 million tons and consumption is running out 3—point line. there is a shortfall of 700,000 tons. towards the end of next year there is no question that there is going to be, they will not be enough oil available. find be enough oil available. and this is classic _

that woman jogger sexually assaulted, running along the hudson river. news of that arrest coming in now. and what we now know about the suspect linked to multiple cases. >>> tonight, the warning from south korea and the u.s. that if north korea ever uses a nuclear weapon, they will end the kim regime. martha raddatz is here. >>> james longman in ukraine tonight. the new concern at europe's largest nuclear power plant inside ukraine. international monitors tonight calling the situation extremely precarious. >>> here at home, bracing for severe storms. possible tornadoes and damaging winds. we'll time it out. >>> there's also news tonight about a possible breast cancer vaccine. >>> and a beloved actress and singer and the honor on broadway tonight. you'll see it. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we have a lot to get to. and we begin tonight with the breaking news. speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul has left the hospital and is now back home after that brutal attack. and there are now multiple reports

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hudson is a police supervisor, he volunteered for crossing guard duty, because he was feeling down himself and wanted a change. >> it feels like people need and want a little positivity lately. >> people are like thank you, i needed this, and just to see the caregivers walking to work, energetic, there's nothing like it. >> nothing like it to help each other, hudson let's his mood pick the music for the day, a lot of it from the '80s. i cosigned there. bon jovi, earth, wind, and fire, and cyndi lauper. when you want positive news stories, this bridge older segment will be yours , every day at 3:00. >>> coming up, it's what a lot of kids and adults look forward to on thanksgiving day, this >>> giant balloons are already lined up for tomorrow's annual macy's thanksgiving day parade, tomorrow. >> that is tomorrow? >> where is your turkey and stuffing and fixings? >> i'm getting the stake, this year. >> you can watch coverage of the parade right here on kpix 5 s mass shooting in america, this time at a virginia walmart. six people are dead and seven others injured. the alleged gunman was the o

hudson valley. it looks like mike a good candidate and maloney down by 10 points with 70% of the vote counted. you move up to hudson valley. pat ryan just hanging on. both are veterans. ryan ran in that special election back in august. they like this candidate a lot. i would say before we get to a couple of race calls. this is new york 19. mark just took the lead over riley. me lost to pat ryan 3 months ago. race calls right now. >> we can project that the michigan democratic governor creche gretchen whitmer will prevail over the republican race. dixon closed the gap near the end but gretchen whitmer pulled it out. >> and new york governor kathy hochul will win her first fullterm in congress defeating lee zeldin. there were democrats in the state saying this a done deal and zeldin would win. kathy hochul pulls it out. she brought in every lumminary in the democratic party including former president obama and clinton and secretary clinton. >> i keep wondering what the florida effect might have been o

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she thinks hudson ran to get the mail. but from inside her full-size suv, she says she never saw him. >> i was kind of like running around everywhere looking for him, and then i looked under the car, and he was there. >> reporter: vehicles have a blind zone directly in front of the hood that grows with the size of the car. americans shift to larger trucks and suv comes as deaths from these front-over crashes more than doubled in five years, killing over 500 in 2020. experts say the victims are often small children. >> i miss my son. i miss his hugs. i miss watching him grow up. >> reporter: inside their test facility, consumer reports shows us how much a driver can't see. watch as these four young children leap frog forward another four full spots, and they're still out of view. >> i can see dylan's head. so did we get nine kids there? >> that zone is far longer than you think. >> reporter: consumer reports tested the front blind zones of 15 vehicles, ranging from about 3 feet for a small sports car to as much as 15 feet f

. >> reporter: four-year-old hudson foschi was a vibrant little boy... >> rawr!.lost, in a preventable accident. in january, 2019, his mother jackie was pulling into the driveway. she thinks hudson ran to get the mail, but from inside her full-size s.u.v., she says she never saw him. >> i was kind of like running around everywhere, looking for him, and then... i looked under the car, and he was there. >> reporter: vehicles have a blind zone directly in front of the hood that grows with the size of the car. america's shift to larger trucks and s.u.v.'s comes as deaths from these front-over crashes more than doubled in five years, killing over 500 in 2020. expert say the victims are often small children. >> i miss my son. i miss his hugs. i miss watching him grow up. >> reporter: inside their test facility, consumer reports shows us how much a driver can't see. watch as these four young children leapfrog forward another four full spots, and they are still out of view. you can see dylan's head. so we've got nine kids there? >> that zone is far longer than you think.

that district is above new york in hudson river valley across from west point on the hudson river. thing that is tricky about this deal, in new york. democrat drew the map, they gave it to a judge, sat said -- said do you it, what was outcome? they forced a lot of dim -- leading democrats in new york now. to go against each other in the campaign. maloney is one of them, his home in cold spring, new york, in hudson river, he was forced to go seek another district. he chose 17 district, problem for him is that 3/4 of the people who live in the 17 district have never had to vote on maloney as a candidate before. that was the challenge he it. selling himself to 75% new voters in the district. we have been talking about this for a year. that is the reality for someone like maloney, keep an eye on that, that will be one of those races where republicans will look say we took down the king. down maloney, that is a target for them. virginia remember we started here. 4 hours ago? republicans said is that if they win in two, they will have majority in the house. if they win in 7, there will b

i am deeply grateful to the people of the hudson valley for giving me their voice and vote in washington for 10 years. not going to whine >> the right thing to do is say the other guy one and wish him well. that is what i am doing. i will take pride in my service. i am gonna talk to my family about what comes next. >> you mentioned that you spoke to president biden. what was his message? >> like all of us, he is interested in where we end up. it's better than anybody thought. that is good for him. i really mean it when i tell you that the president deserves real credit for tackling the crisis that he found when he came in the office. he has not got everything done he wants to do. he is not perfect. he is a good, decent man doing important things for the american people. i think less i should encourage him that despite the opposition, and the obstruction he has encountered that he is making progress. and that we will get through this together. it is because of his leadership and the leadership of speaker pelosi and all of our candidates and supporters. we will go back to work to finish th

i am deeply grateful to the people of the hudson valley for giving me their voice and their vote in washington for 10 years and i will not whine about it. i am going to do this the right way the right thing to do is to say the other guy one and wish him well and pledge mice work and that's what i am doing. i will take right in my service and then i will talk to my family about what comes next. >> [indiscernible] you mentioned you spoke to president biden. what was that conversation about? >> like all of us, he's very interested in where we end up. it's better than anyone thought and that's good for him and i mean it when i tell you that the president deserves real credit for tackling the crises that he found when he came into office. he hadn't gotten everything done he wants to do and is not perfect but i tell you what, he's a good, decent man doing important things with the american people and i think last night should encourage him that despite the opposition, despite the anger and hatred and lies that he has faced, implacable obstruction he has encountered, that he is making progress and we

but the education secretary is speaking up about what should happen in our reshad hudson reports. >> education secretary miguel cardona says he is ready to fight to keep student loan forgiveness on the table. we know what we're doing is right. last week a federal judge dealt another blow to the president's plan to forgive student loan debt. we're talking about. >> life, changing debt relief that could help people buy homes, help their children go to college. >> there are 2 lawsuits currently blocking debt cancellation, the conservative plaintiffs argue the biden administration is overstepping its executive powers and it's hurting financial institutions. but cardona says he stands by the legal authority the department is using. we believe. >> i'm very strongly that that these are meritless claims. >> say that those millions of borrowers who maybe he'll mess that, you know, they've but now it's you can even go to the website to >> it's frustrating. it's we're doing our best to keep them informed. ohio senator sherrod brown says he is confident the biden administration will win and says

i live in this beautiful hudson valley along the hudson river and i want to know that these resources will always be available for my children, for my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. if you want things changed in your neighborhood in your state, you vote, i do a lot of canvassing here in poughkeepsie. and for the most part, i'm hearing about a very motivated electorate. several to xyzzy groups in haiti have listened to the us president, concerned about plans to deploy military forces to the country. they said, well, only strengthen prime minister ariel on the grip on power and little to address nationwide on rest violence in the capital project. for instance, for tens of thousands of people from their homes, a journalist has been killed off to a police open fire on a group of reports of water and pallet supplies have been restored in cave off. the equating capital of hit by dozens of russian missiles on monday. your questions are being to use as little power as possible. during peak hours. they use energy commissioner has promised support saying russia is purposely targeting

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backyard league gaming baseball with his son, hudson. nice job that the baseball has sensors and bluetooth insight to connect with a smartphone to play various games. we really want to create of the future not to feature for kids. and we want to do this by combining sports with gaming hippa. both men is ceo of norway-based play finity. there's a of technology focused on excellence and performance. >> there's nothing for the 98%. we just want to have fun them and they cannot. >> the app has 6, many games focusing on skills like hand-eye coordination and speed. the ball reports, real-time stats, including speed air time high and timing this past throw game helps the kids learn to get them on the glove transfer was a big one. big one. why you play the phone keeps score hand motivates with audible. coaching. >> the movie will can by getting there. i think it's what kids like about it is that you keep score. i said i'll be able to include every time a player that if that consistent with it and also got 2 competing as their friends and their f

long island in the hudson valley, they come into new york to work. and their children come here to work or their children are living here and they're upset about it and they are worried. a little bit of a shame, i think, for lee zeldon that he gave it that much of a shock. now, there is a senate race in a couple of years, i believe, in new york. i think i have that right. showing that he can at least get a foothold. he had never run in a statewide race before, maybe he will try to give it another shot. one more race in new york. i like this candidate up there. new york 25. this is at rochester, one of the highest crime rates in new york state. former police chief, one of the things pretty interesting over the weekends, he got a refugee group to go out and canvas for him. they were worried about crime and they want their kids to be better educated. >> 3000 -- >> a really interesting race. he got run out in 2020. in custody of some police officers in rochester, one of the suspects was a fixie aided in chief lost a job for it. coming back to get his rep

i live in this beautiful hudson valley along the hudson river, and i want to know that these resources will always be available for my children, for my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. if you want things ranged in your neighborhood in your state, you vote, i do a lot of canvassing here in poughkeepsie. and for the most part, i'm hearing about a very motivated electorate. twitter is new owner has hinted a charging users a fee for having a verified account ill on must previously voiced issues with trader as process of allocating verified users, a blue check mark. he bought twitter for $44000000000.00 and says a new subscription service could cost a dollars a month. the price would be adjusted between countries. santos rouse the head of research in manhattan venture partners'. he says the move might allow mosque to solve twitters revenue problem. what he wanted to do was open up the whole system. he felt that it was, it can discriminated against. it wasn't a fair system. he just wants to script the script rather and open it up. he wanted to be a free speech haven and he wants to

and those for the hudson on —- hudson valley and everything we could think of that ultimately we prevailed be gallivanting around the globe totally disconnected from the end of the campaign and then serving them in addition and obviously i feel pretty good about the results. >> like you erase and how you did it as a should because for what they did. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. >>

the board in new york probably because of how well lee zeldin did because they lost many seats in hudsonalley and long island. now, if i were him and i had just lost instead of plotting my next political move, i would take a few days off, go on vacation, maybe go back to paris, just take a minute before blaming other people, i understand that you are mad, but maybe that something you do behind closed doors, because i thought that aoc's response to him was pretty good. on the other side, she was complaining about raising money, $250,000. if you look at the comparatively how much that is it's a drop in the bucket, nancy pelosi can raise that in 10 minutes, but because aoc is better at the small dollar donations like bernie sanders or even marjorie taylor greene, that's her strong point. i would say that's coming you remember when i kept saying where's the squad? they were very quiet all summer and all fall they were hiding because they knew that they were going to be blamed and now because they are going to be emboldened if joe biden runs again where even if he doesn't come of the squad pe

and those for the hudson on —- hudson valley and everything we could think of that ultimately we prevailedround the globe totally disconnected from the end of the campaign and then serving them in addition and obviously i feel pretty good about the results. >> like you erase and how you did it as a should because for what they did. we will be back after this. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. steve: after these midterms the 2024 speculation is on the way on the democratic side biden and pelosi say it will be the one is not buying it from "the new york times" it is clear it is no sure thing on it when it comes to the alternative there are three categories first it was pay close attention then keep an eye on which includes klob

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pledge my support to him and transitioning this congressional seat so that people we serve in the hudson valley do not have any interruptions in the service that they deserve. i also took a call from the president and expressed our appreciation for his leadership on the issues that matter to the american people. i said to him what i hope every american will see. last night, house democrats stood our ground. we believe november 8, 2022 will be a signature day in american political history. we hope the high watermark of some of the anger in the division that we have dealt with this entire cycle, from january 6 on through. we hope for something better for our country because that is what all americans deserve. we are still working. any fair person and responsible observer should understand that it will take time to understand all of the races and their outcomes. i just told you what happened in mine. we will tell you what happens in each of them, fairly and honestly and transparently. but we do not know yet what the outcome will be. at a minimum, a couple of dozen races. we don't know where

i live in this beautiful hudson valley along the hudson river and i want to know that these resources will always be available for my children, for my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. if you want things changed in your neighborhood in your state, you vote. i do a lot of canvassing here in poughkeepsie and for the most part, i'm hearing about a very motivated electorate. sol as reporting that north korea has launched, a ballistic missile into the sea launch was confirmed by the japanese coast guard. that was a statement from pyongyang that the u. s. and south korea would pay a terrible price. should they decide to attack the north? south korea's interior minister has apologize for a crowd surge on saturday that killed at least a 156 people. please submit the response was not adequate and present noun so cule has called for more safety measures for, as lori has more from sole lead our young was at 81 on saturday. the night of the halloween crowd crush. if i am very young, i told people there was some one on the ground. there was nothing we could do. i wasn't strong enough to mo

i live in this beautiful hudson valley along the hudson river and i want to know that these resources will always be available for my children, for my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. if you want things changed in your neighborhood in your state, you vote i do a lot of canvassing here in poughkeepsie. and um, for the most part, i'm hearing about a very motivated electorate. the cattle 2022 will copies bringing with it its greatest influx of people. the gulf nation has ever same. natasha name has this report with just 19 days to go the do how waterfront called the cornish will host a month long carnival. during cut are 2022. the primary artery for cars will be transformed into a pedestrian, only entertainment district for an estimated 1200000 fans and absorb and every experience we talked about having people will come the street, you know, having the street all the dest rina's waterfront, with all kiosk through those shops, restaurants, get phase lighting it's, it's an enjoyable space. i would believe the compact nature of this year's world cup means traffic congestion. in a c

i live in this beautiful hudson valley along the hudson river, and i want to know that these resources will always be available for my children, for my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. if you want things ranged in your neighborhood in your state, you vote, i do a lot of canvassing here in poughkeepsie. and for the most part i'm hearing about a very motivated electorate. us border officials are shorted a group of venezuela, migrants from rubber bullets from the countries southern border groups in processing now to be spelled to mexico under some policy, a title party to order allows the government to block migrants from seeking asylum, citing public health concerns. northern islands, top politicians are set to meet for the new round of talks on tuesday to end their political deadlock. the regions executive hasn't functions since and election in may. it's elected assembly hasn't been sitting due to a boy called, but the biggest pro british unionist party, the d u p. as paul brandon reports, that is starting to have an impact on the lives of the public wants ex, can sometimes app

i am deeply grateful to the people of the hudson valley to give me their voice, vote in washington for0 years. i will not whine about it. i will do this the right way. and the right thing to do is say the other guy one, to wish him well and pledge my support. that is what i'm doing. i will take pride in my service. i will talk to my family what comes next. >> crutch -- >> you mentioned you spoke to president biden about -- what is there? chair maloney: he is very interested where we and out. like i said, it is better than anybody thought, and that is good for him, and i mean it when i tell you the president deserves real credit for tackling the crises that he found when he came into office. he had markup everything down he wanted to do. he is not perfect. is a good decent man doing important things for the american people. i think last night should encourage him that despite the opposition, despite the anger, hatred and lies he faced, and flap abolish obstruction he encountered. he is making progress. we will get through this together. because of his leadership, and leadership of speak

i am deeply grateful to the people of the hudson valley for giving me their voice and their vote in washington for 10 years and i will not whine about it. i am going to do this the right way the right thing to do is to say the other guy one and wish him well and pledge mice work and that's what i am doing. i will take right in my service and then i will talk to my family about what comes next. >> [indiscernible] you mentioned you spoke to president biden. what was that conversation about? >> like all of us, he's very interested in where we end up. it's better than anyone thought and that's good for him and i mean it when i tell you that the president deserves real credit for tackling the crises that he found when he came into office. he hadn't gotten everything done he wants to do and is not perfect but i tell you what, he's a good, decent man doing important things with the american people and i think last night should encourage him that despite the opposition, despite the anger and hatred and lies that he has faced, implacable obstruction he has encountered, that he is making progress and we

redevelop is a progressive, hudson valley legislator. he actually wins a longtime republican seat for the state senate. >> he does. the idea of going into the state legislature was a path he laid out for himself. it was an enormous admirer. he was almost an awe of the men he liked to call my cousin teddy. his sixth cousin twice removed, so it's quite distant. but he patterned his track after theodore roosevelt. after he married eleanor, he got to call him uncle teddy instead of cousin petty. but the path into the state legislature and onward, that was modeled quite literally on theodore result. >> he has the advantage of having theodore roosevelt and his family, and woodrow wilson's official family when he serves as assistant secretary of the navy, tr gives away the bride at his wedding in new york city. and his mother and son town house that gives roosevelt smother the idea that, oh, you can live with your son forever? i'm gonna build the house that heralds gonna work on on 65th street. that's what inspired her. >> of course, that weddi

backyard league gaming baseball with his son, hudson. nice job that the baseball has sensors and bluetooth inside to connect with a smartphone to play various games. we really want to create future not to feature for kids. and we want to do this by combining sports with gaming pippa. both men is ceo of norway-based play finity. there's lot of technology focused on excellence and performance. >> there's nothing for the 98%. we just want to have fun them night. >> the app has 6, many games focusing on skills like hand-eye coordination and speed. the ball reports, real-time stats, including speed air time high and timing this past throw game helps the kids learn to get them on the glove transfer throughout was a big one. big one. why you play the phone keeps score hand motivates with audible. coaching. >> the will can by getting there. i think it's what kids like about it is that you keep score. i said i'll be able to include every time a player that if that consistent with it and also got 2 competing as a friends of their friends at the 2.

with just a hint of the hudson valley accent. he was extraordinarily good at this. >> i found some wonderful fireside chat stories. when i did my work on the president and the press. one of which is that roosevelt was very nervous before each speech. practically unapproachable, smoking cigarette after cigarette. and just before he went on the air he would pull a cap off one of his teeth. because it whistled when he spoke. and so it was not much fun to be in the audience and watch in the white house. the bathroom, i think, is where most of the fireside chats took place. he was also a news world president, i mentioned that in passing. because the first fireside chat in roosevelt house, after election day 1932, was delivered twice. once live on radio, and then fox movie news moves its camera forward, and just a second time. it is on youtube if you are interested in all the fireside chats that are available and that we wish we could have been there for the second inaugural. of, course lincoln is a communications innovator. and you ca

dakota hudson and his girlfriend, lauren patterson, lost nearly everything in last week's storm that destroyed their home but with the help of a local softball team during cleanup efforts, dakota was reunited with the ring and popped the question. right then and there. wow, love seems to always find away. that's right around the ring. okay next. the kickoff of the holiday season is officially upon it. the rockefeller center tree has been chosen and is heading to the big apple, and it's kind of nearby. the big apple's where it's from the trees from queensbury, new york, at least same state and has been cut down and loaded onto a truck as it begins its voyage to take center stage in nyc this christmas season, weighing in at 14 tons and standing 82 ft tall no. the tree is believed to be about 85 to 90 years old, which strangely makes me kind of sad. that they're cutting down a 90 year old tree but gorgeous to look at the show now, you know, and i can't wait to see it all decked out with all the lights and then when we get that first snow of the season, you guys it's almost christmas. le

the democratic congressman made remarks during a conversation with the hudson institute. it's about 40 minutes. >> i am here with doctor dan pat senior fellow at the institute and we are honored today to have with us the congressman of massachusetts sixth congressional district a former marine who served four tours in iraq as an infantry leader as well as being an advisor to general david petraeus and working with senior iraqi government officials during the time after the invasion of iraq. following his service in iraq, he led the service and went to harvard business school where he graduated along with the kennedy school of government and from there he went on to be the managing director of texas central that aims to be the first high-speed rail line. in the fifth term in congress, he is on the armed services committee which is relevant to the discussion today where he serves on the cyber innovation technology and information subcommittee as well as on the strategic forces subcommittee and he led the cochair the future defense task force that a little bit today. he also

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hudson valley legislator actually wins a long time republican seat for the state senate he does. well, you know the idea of going into the state legislature was a path. he laid out for himself. he was an enormous admirer. he was almost in awe of the men. he liked to call my cousin teddy actually sixth cousin once removed. so it's a pretty distant relationship, but he patterned his political track nevertheless after theodore roosevelt later on after he married eleanor. he got to call him uncle he uncle teddy instead of cousin, teddy, but the path into the state legislature and then on to assistant secretary the navy and so on that was modeled, i think quite deliberately on theodore roosevelt. yeah a roosevelt has the advantage of having a theodore roosevelt in his family and woodrow wilson in his official family and when he serves as assistant secretary of the navy tr does serve as the gives away the bride at his wedding in new york city. in a in a mother and son townhouse near the metropolitan museum of art that gives roosevelt's mother the idea. oh, you can live with your son fo