i grew up on long island. they went been to long island. all right. i grew up went to long island university. i did not know george. yeah, i did not know that george washington had a spy ring that lived and died without any fame and acclaim without them. they wouldn't have won the war top secret till the 1930s and as this was put together in comes the depression world war ii. i found a little blurb in the new york times local historian makes major finds. so i see this and i look at this for 20 years and then nicholas cage comes out with that national treasure i go. i have a better story and really happen and my lead actor could actually be understandable. he tends to mumble. i don't know if you noticed spend nicolas cage so it brought me to george washington's secret six. and as i did it there was a cia and intelligence scandal, so i was able to equate that in the news. we have this thing called the war on terror anytime anybody wanted to talk in comprehensively about islamic extremism. they always go back to jefferson. so i went to the jefferson libr

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host: joining us from long island is former congressman steve israel, democrat from new york. israel ran the democrats >> the consolidation of both party bases, hard right, hard left districts, and then what is called residential sorting patterns, where we choose to move to live with people. there are 42 districts competitive going into this election. the consolidation of both party bases are hard right heart left districts. we are choosing to move with and live with people with home we agree. there may be about 40 to districts that are competitive going into this election. 25 are true tossup. the balance 21, leaning in one direction or the other. when you break it down, it looks like the republicans are in pretty good shape in terms of history. i never said i was distraught -- the smartest member of congress, but i know my history. there are three historic conceptions to the president's starting losing c. 1998 and in 2002. what was unique to those midterm elections? in 1994, the american people thought fdr was bringing a good job of bringing back the economy and they awarded

that's our county long island. yes in long island and there i met a guy named frank perucci who had a bus that he called a highway hotel and he looked like buffalo bill. i mean he almost like i think purposely try to dress like buffalo bill and a wonderful guy and we talked and i looked at i was just what i was looking for one fancy, but there was enough room a bathroom, you know speakers system air conditioning, you know basic stuff and that's sorts a little brooms like with bunk beds. yeah, and and so we i went with it and i presented it back to the president and back to the provost and so on the eve of this trip in 1992 to my surprise. we were loading on the bus a new york times reporter showed up that stroke had notified about this trip and they did a story in the times of the sort while other kids go to fort lauderdale to party. these kids are learning american history really nice solid article and that started getting male to me people calling. how can i do this trip it became a thing and in fact that new yor

was what bus, and so i went to the nasa coliseum where they had a recreational vehicle show, in long island. and there i met a guy named frank perugi that he had a boss that he called a highway hotel, and he looked like buffalo bill. i mean, he almost like, i think, purposely, and a wonderful guy, and it was just what i was looking for. it wasn't fancy but there was enough room, a bathroom, you know, speaker system, air-conditioning, you know, basic stuff. little rooms with bunk beds, and so i went with it, presented it back to the president and the provost, so on the eve of this trip in 1992, to my surprise, we were loading on the bus a "new york times" reporter showed up that hofstra had notified about this trip, and they did a story in the "times," while other kids go to fort lauderdale to party, these kids are learning american history. really nice solid article. and that started getting hail to me, people calling, how can i do this trip. it became a thing, and in fact, that "new york times" article is why that book was written because lee haber, who now is the key person that does opra

the places you taught, and just a very brief reaction, tell me what you remember about hofstra on long island? >> that the president, james stewart, and a dean there that i became very fond of, that they just embraced me fully, and that meant a lot. meaning the love of the administration. this was -- this was risky for any administration to unleash a guy like me. what could go wrong, a bunch of kids on a bus traveling the country with the university, and they went with it, and later they came and gave me an hahnary doctorate from hofstra for the magic bus, because it became a big success. >> tulane? >> tulane, it's a -- just new orleans. the city is so spectacular and so fun. but at the university itself, you know, it was -- it's good students. it's good. i had a better time, though, at -- when i first came to the university of new orleans. >> was that first before you went to tulane? >> yeah, that's where ambrose had been, and he was retiring. and i took over the eisenhower center. and that -- we were collecting the oral histories of world war ii vets. now, the "majic bus" doesn't have much

steve israel, democrat that represented a portion of long island for a long time.nfortunately we were unable to get francis rooney back on the line. we thank him for being on and we will be right back with steve israel. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us from long island is former congressman steve israel, democrat from new york. israel ran the democrats fundraising and house fundraising for a couple of election cycles. congressman israel, are the democrats going to hold onto the house? in 2022? guest: you can see both sides of this. history is against democrats holding the house. history also provides some exceptions. right now the congress is pretty sorted out as a result of gerrymandering where districts are either private blue or ruby or read. the consolidation of both party bases are hard right heart left districts. we are choosing to move with and live with people with home we agree. there may be about 40 to districts that are competitive going into this election. 25 are true tossup. the balance 21, leaning in one direction or the other. when y

it had rained all night in long island. his fellow competitors who were also trying to win this prize decided not to fly that day. lindbergh's plane, which was quite small, sank into the clay runway as it eased out onto it that morning. they set up a flag about three-quarters of the way down and told lindbergh if he wasn't off the ground by the time he reached that flag, he needed to abort. lindbergh reached that flag, still on the ground, and kept going, flying straight into a crowd of about 500 people who inexplicably had gathered at the end of the runway. lindbergh's screaming toward that crowd, barely gets off the ground just before he reaches them. he's so low to the ground at that moment that the people who were standing there could see his face through the cockpit glass and would tell "the new york times" the next day that this young man was suddenly aged by worry. lindbergh was worried because he was flying directly into a wall of trees which he narrowly missed, sort of flitting through an open hole in the canopy, t

louis on long island, outwards of a roosevelt field, that may.and i want to be clear that lindbergh wasn't really flying exactly for the pioneering spirit of it all. he was flying for a jackpot of money. $25, 000, about a quarter of 1 million dollars in today's money had been put up for the first man and it was believed it would be a man, who would fly nonstop from new york to paris, or paris to new york. many men had try doing that price and failed in spectacular fashion before lindbergh arrived in new york that may. these men crashed on runways and claims loaded down with too much fuel, they burnt up in infernos right there on the airfield, or they disappeared over the ocean, never to be found or heard from again lindbergh himself nearly crashed on takeoff in may 1927, it had rained all night in long island. his fellow competitors who are also trying to win this prize decided not to fly that day. his plane, which was quite small, sink into the clay runway as it needs out onto it that morning. they set up a flag about three quarters of the way d

i grew up and went to long island university.id not know that george washington had a spy ring that lived and died without any fame and acclaim. without them, they wouldn't have won the war, top secret until the 1930s. and as this was put together, in comes the depression, world war ii, i found a little blurb in "the new york times", local historian makes major find. so i see this and i look at this for 20 years, and then nicolas cage comes out with that nationalal treasure, and i go, i have a better story. it really happened, and my lead actor could actuallyly be understandable. he tends to mumble. i don't know if you noticed about nicolas cage. [laughter] so it wrought g the to -- brougt me to george washington's secret six. it was the cia and intelligence scandal, so i wasav able to eque that in the news. we have this thing called the war on terror. anytime anybody wanted to talk about islamic extremism, they always go back to jefferson. so i went to the jefferson library, and i looked this -- there, and there's one guy in cha

in long island they have a problem with it. nobody is doing anything about it. my question is, tremendous cost of the hospitals when they come in there is no health care and they are using cherokee care which is pushing the cost of hospitalizations. first of all, there is wage in this country that is going up. i think they're so much fake news going on out there and we are being misled. i would like your comments. guest: yes, the gang situations are becoming terrorists. do not forget, the cartel on the mexican side charged close to 35,000 i heard. they aren't making more money in trafficking than they are in drug trafficking. how do they enforce those high fees? the gangs come in. they advance the money and the gangs can come and an increase the cartel. a serious problem. those are the folks who are going across the border but we cannot apprehend because of the border control. that does not include the people who did get a way that we could not stop. the ones we have not encountered -- that is critically important. the point you made regarding our health care sy

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de la "mara salvatrucha" de cuatro jÓvenes estudiantes a punta de machete y hacha en un parquede long islande contaron cÓmo los despedazaron hasta matarlos. borja: a partir de los pasaportes estadounidenses no tendrÁ gÉnero, no tendrÁs que especificar el gÉnero con el que naciste y con el que por alguna razÓn no te identificas. quÉ opciones tenemos ahora para marcar los identidad? yo te explico. [mÚsica] borja: es muy sencillo, tendremos 3 opciones para identificarlos, hombre, mujer o x. esta x es un gran logro para las personas que no quieren revelar su identidad sexual. hombre o mujer, personas no binarias, intersexuales o no conformes con el gÉnero, todos pueden ponerla x en la casilla de gÉnero. hoy celebramos el dÍa de la visibilidad trans. para que se hagan una idea. australia, canadÁ, argentina y nueva zelanda ya estÁn usando este modelo de identificaciÓn en sus pasaportes que hoy anunciamos en los pasaportes de nuestro paÍs. carolina: las siguientes imÁgenes son fuertes. precauciÓn en casa. vamos a ver como una mre d rodillas y se quiebra en llanto el momento de la exhumaciÓn de su h

that is what happened in the long island railroad. what drives somebody to commit a heinous crime like this? >> we just simply don't know. what we know there is a lot of people who need mental health resources on the streets of new york city. it's a huge problem and has to be addressed head on. all you do is walk down the street in midtown manhattan and you see a lot of these folks. so it is a societal problem as much as new york. but new york has a fair share of it. people have to be -- some people have to be institutionalized. you just need more bed space for them, for their own good, to help them. about you right people are staying away from new york and one of the reasons is folks that clearly need mental help on the streets of the city. this individual may very well be one of them. >> john: ray kelly, always great to talk to you and get your expertise. thanks for catching up with us today. appreciate it. >> gillian: bring in former fbi investigator now bill daly. the list of things we don't know this hour is longer, much longer t

. >> i did an open house last week on long island.sting up on a thursday, had the first open house the following sunday. we had 48 families waiting in line. it was supposed to be a two hour open house, and it stretched to four hours and then we had to cut it off, and there were 12 to 15 offers at the end of the day. connell: that day? >> that day. connell: houses are selling in one day? >> one day. connell: now it's the type of thing he thought would end as rates go up but so far people rushing out to buy before they go up even more. now that said, redfin chief economist did tell us the market is starting to shift, she expect s it to cool over the next couple of months with those price cuts i mentioned being maybe the first sign of that, she says that should help us to avoid another bursting bubble like we had back in 2008 the experts tell us, lesson s have been learned over the past decade-plus, especially when it comes to who gets approved for a mortgage so that should help as well so for now, their bet is on a cooling market as rat

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out on long island in new york the administration does turn its back on it. it's a tremendous cost to the american people. they are being slaughtered by these gangs and nobody's doing anything anything about it. my question is as a tremendous cost to the hospitals when they come in. they have no health care and they are using charity care which is pushing up the cost of hospitalization. as far as the caller from illinois who said americans aren't going to get food. first of all there is a wage in this country that's going up. i think they are so much fake news going on out there and we are being misled. i like your comments. guess i'm not sure i can add to what you party said. the gang situation has become extremely perilous and don't forget the cartel controls the border and they charge $4000 for every migrant coming across the border. they could he charger and -- charging three of $5000. these are impoverished people. how did they enforce those high fees? the gangs become the enforcers to the cartel. that is becoming an increasingly serious of problem. half

>>> back now with a wayward baby harbor seal that found its way into the hamptons on new york's long islandlice safely captured it and turned it over to animal rescue specialists. i think it was just trying to cross the road to get to the other tide. >> i like that one. >>> the push to push back high school start times is gaining a little momentum. a number of states and school districts are advocating 8:30 openings as a way to address teen mental health issues. various health organizations support later start times to help older students get at least eight hours of sleep. right now, california is the only state where school cannot start before 8:30. but officials in new york, new jersey, and tennessee are voicing support for that same change. >>> now to the pandemic and the spring uptick fueled by the dominant omicron variant called ba.2. new cases have jumped more than 40% in some northeast cities. the average number of cases remains lower. than during the winter omicron surge. one case for daniel craig has forced the temporary closure of a new broadway performance of "macbeth." performan

called neolithic long houses with long this long because they're normally between 30 and 40 meters long island. this, this happens to be 50 meters long and 8 meters wide. these houses are huge. there wouldn't structures have completely rotted away over the last 7000 years. but they left traces in the ground. the outer walls are clearly visible, as are the holes where the mass of oak supports. one stood cropped marks like that are best seen at altitudes of 700 to 900 meters. a plethora of ruins and relics dating back to roman times can be found in north round westphalia. because the romans were relentless builders. who use stone like for these barracks. one is a good boy, the hum and the south idling earthen. he will, this building has a side length over 120 meters and a huge courtyard on, in is in the basilica at the back of the basilica, as is where the officers could also gather here and here along the sides are individual offices. it belong to very tara caster. the 1st and the 2 legions wiped out at the battle of toy to book for us were stationed here. and while the volunteers continued aft

police inesouthampton, new york, out on long island, i think were called to help.seal was spotted scooting through a traffic circle. residents called police after the harbor seal pup was a wandering through a parking lot. police say they think he swam up a local river, climb down apparently took a wrong turn in the neighborhood. well, new york marine resource center, though, got out there, helped catch the seal, brought him back to a rehab center. he's in. >> good condition tonight. you want to know that they are hoping to get him back to the beach. rain belongs as soon as possible. and that happens here from time to time in the bay area. if you've ever wanted to own a piece of the moon and some space history. >> now is your chance particles of lunar dust collected by neil armstrong strong back in 1969. are going up for auction. the moon dust sample from apollo 11 is set to fetch more than a million dollars. the auction is set for later this month that would be too overzealous when you're in the house. and yet the had back in cleaner. it's in the room. that wraps u

we came on the ss america on diplomatic passports and went and lived on long island because the u.n.success so that's the story. >> her father would lose his diplomatic -- >> he defected. he decided he did not want to work for the communists and he defected and ask for lyrical asylum. when i i went into office i ws given the papers in which he had written to dean acheson banking, i beg for political asylum. and he was given political asylum and we then, it was a stage, he was stateless and jobless, and the rockefeller foundation at that stage found jobs for central european intellectual or something and they found them a job at the university of denver. and we had no idea where denver was. and my parents bought a a cart we started driving across america, and my mother said they said denver is the mile high city that we are not going up so maybe we are going the wrong direction laughing anyway we ended up in denver. my father started teaching at what was the university of denver actually had a whole international department is called the social science foundation, and he started teach

. >> reporter: it was created in 2010 by north shore animal league america based on long island. >> we'reng the status of homeless animals and the desirability of shelter pets. >> reporter: the principal at shell bank adopted brody, and while he is an adorable pup, he's struggled to get here. brody was adopted and returned to the shelter multiple times. >> we told the kids this story about how he was not successful in his home. he was misbehaving, and he -- he didn't listen, and he tried to run out the door, and he was stealing food off the counters. that's why people didn't want to give him a chance. >> reporter: brody has helped the kids open up. for instance, when they talk about fostering a dog one student revealed that she's a foster child. >> now it's okay because he's okay. we love him being a foster child. and now this child was feeling very okay to talk about her situation and the fact she was a foster child. it got all of the other kids to see what foster care looks like. what kind of body language does brody do to kind of tell us how he's feeling in the mornings? >> he's happy.

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so, it will cross over queens and long island into the 10:00 hour and by the time this thing all moves on, whit, we say hello again to winter. those are snow squalls developing and enhanced by lake effect. >> and as you noted, important for people in the storm zone to stay inside. jing ore, thank you. >>> to washington now, and new developments in the investigation of the capitol riot. jared kushner testifying before the house committee, the first trump family member to be questioned. and it comes as we're learning the justice department is expanding its own investigation, now looking into the planning and the efforts to interfere with certification of the election for joe biden. here's abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: today, jared kushner became the first member of the trump family to be questioned by the january 6th committee. kushner was a top trump adviser, but on january 6th, he was traveling from saudi arabia and didn't even go to the white house when he landed in d.c. that afternoon, telling one republican congressman back then, according to a sou

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the bustling international ports brace had visited, new haven was a small, conservative town on long island sound. the village proper was organized around the town green where brace would have seen three churches, four yale college buildings, a courthouse, jail, and grammar school. the population of new england was only about 2% black. all new england colonies legalized slavery between 1641, massachusetts, and 1714, new hampshire, codifying it as an inherited racial status. although impoverished white locals and immigrants were -- sorry, although slavery did not flourish in new england, the way it did in southern colonies, impoverished white locals and immigrants were routinely sold into indentured servitude. a typical announcement in the connecticut gazette stated, samuel willis of middletown will sell several african boys and girls. the lack of denigrating language in the simple announcement that boys and girls were for sale testifies to a society well-versed in exploitation of children as well as africans. in the months following brace's arrival, the connecticut gazette announced the sal

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