records, they are lying. it is just not true. amy: lying? jameel: this is very frustrating. what senator rubio is doing is creating a straw man. nobody is saying that the program is about listening to phone calls. it is about tracking phone calls, who you call and when you call them. that kind of information is very sensitive. it is one of the things the second circuit acknowledged. the government says it is not content, but that does not mean it is not sensitive. the government can track your political beliefs, your religious beliefs, your medical history, your intimate relationships.

was he lying then or is he lying now? >> well, again i you think that the point that mr. morell makes in his book is the relevant one, which is that it is false to suggest that this thing has been politicized. this tragedy had been politicized by the administration, i think unfortunately we have seen some again as mr. morell says, some who have sought to rather cynically try to score political points by politicizing what is a legitimate tragedy. and that's unfortunate. >> well, the reaction to mike morell's interview he has got a new book out talking about benghazi. and there specifically about the talking points and the white house version of the talking points that stirred susan rice to those five sunday talk shows. we are back with the panel. steve, overall the interview and this specific point? >> i think on that specific point you get sort of a window into the problem with mike morell what is he trying to do now. mike morell is trying to rewrite history on benghazi particularly with respect to his role. frankly if i were mike morell and i had his history on benghazi

we often poke fun at them for lying and sucking. deeply about certain issues like benghazi. or

where you don't see green you can get drizzle from low lying cloud cover.ook outside we have cloudy skies with some of that low lying cloud cover over the airport making the lights above the terminals look a little misty and of course if there is some patchy dense fog that you happen to run into we are seeing some of that in parts of south jersey this morning. you slow it down. 61 degrees the temperature not too bad in philadelphia, 56 trenton, 57 allentown, 61 in sea isle city. future tracker six showing us that for the rest of the rush hour we'll see showers eventually tapering off later on. the rest of the morning looks basically gray. by the time we get up toward 3 o'clock, maybe two or 3 o'clock, there will be the chance of a pop-up shower developing maybe even a thunderstorm. as you can see every now and then a drenching downpour is possible. that's because the humidity is going to be on the rise as we go through the morning and into the afternoon and we will get more unsettled out there. by 5 o'clock the rush hour in some spots might be hindered by s

whoever is lying is causing great harm to the other. the perpetrators usually believe because as was said believe some of them. people don't have to get involved emotionally, it takes a lot out of a view to say that i believe this victim, that makes things more complicated. so it's much easier. and the research shows that the standard is that most rapes are some stranger with a knife or gun that jumps out and drags a woman into the bushes and rapes her. 85% of rapes are committed by acquaintances and often people who know their victims extremely well. oftentimes they were best friends since first grade. and so to get a grip on this problem, you have to accept that the rapist, who you have to worry about, that they are not slime criminalist. they are these nice young men they are the undetected among us who appear to be to predict who is a rapist and who isn't. >> we talk about this that you are either a horrible monster and there's no way you could have done this, and i think that a lot of people, they are real people and in your book a

you know what one of the challenges is with lying in business?mbers move fast, and that's the easiest place to get caught, is 'cause numbers -- they don't lie. sal: no, you're right. lemonis: i just need to know that it's not gonna continue to happen, okay? -sal: okay. -lemonis: all right. lemonis: the last few months at artistic stitch have been a lot of work... ...but things are progressing well. for the retail store, we've changed the name to queens vibe, and we're landing some very large accounts. that one looks good. the lobby has been transformed into a retail store, featuring our very own queens vibe product line, and it's really struck a chord with the locals. sal: thank you very much. lemonis: half of the basketball court has been repurposed for a design center. now, you know that whatever you draw is gonna go on the machine and you're gonna be able to wear it? girl: yeah. -lemonis: is that cool? -girl: yeah. lemonis: it feels really good to watch kids come here and draw things out and see them make their own t-shirts. it's like you coul

. >> larry: so what is worse about this cheating or lying?e we more mad at. >> lying about cheelting i think is worse. >> yes. >> you have to be good at lying if you want to cheat. >> we learned that watching bill clinton right. if are you going to cheat, cheat. but then the tell truth once you get busted but if you cheat and you lie about the cheating then you got to be able the blue dress and ken starr report. >> i love that clinton thought he had a good lie. >> he did. >> am i right ladies? >> and everybody was like no. n-o. >> more mad at him for cheating or lying. >> i think he was doing a service because with all the concussionsing you don't want to be hit in the head with a hard overinflated ball. you want it soft ball to hit. i think he's doing a service. >> larry: doing a service for all nfl players by doing this. >> but he's only being fined what $12 million that is about-- . >> larry: might only be $1 million. >> gisele will pick up the tab. >> yeah i mean he gets paid $2 million to put on heels if he never works again can be a sta

and they charged him for lying. >> if he's being caught for lying, what about the guy who was bribing him? what happens to him? >> you would think, in some circumstances, similar to this. you have blackmail charges being leveled against the person seeking the money. in this case, what prosecutors have said is that this arrangement appeared to be consensual between -- that is, the financial arrangement consensual. he was not strongly resisting. therefore, they had agreed on this plan. >> john, what happens next to him and is he speaking out in defense of himself or his actions? >> he's not. his nephew put out a statement saying this wasn't the danny that we know. i -- he's not considered a flight risk by prosecutors. >> he signed a $4500 bail? >> right. and he will -- there will be a court appearance where he will have to formally answer the charges. it is possible that this ends in a plea agreement of some kind. but we don't yet know what that next chapter will be. gwen: explain something. he is not being investigated for any kind of public mall malfeasance that we're aware of. >> not

. >> heat, humidity, and low-lying clouds, we are optimistic at least that the worse of any low-lying clouds are going to start to lift here, a little bit more quickly today with increasing winds flow. meanwhile, offer to the south women, there is what is left at this point of ana now downgraded to depression status. that's going to move inlandment then just sort of recur of and mover back out to sea later tonight. sort of clipping the new jersey and delaware coastline. that means, that it is not the most comfortable day we've ever seen. we are going to start off on the steamy side here throughout the course of the day. 65 degrees, that's measuring the dew point. and the dew point temperature remember, the closer that is to your air temperature the more steam at this tends to feel. so if you're currently dew points mid and upper 60s you're only at 70 degrees, mild granted but it mean you have saturated air mass, steamy start and we are expect to go easily hit the mid 80s later today. justin? >> good morning, katie, that's right a lot of moisture in the air. you can certainly feel t go

there's the low-lying cloud cover coupled with fog giving us problems to the south. most of us in pennsylvania we have stars out. 58 in millville. 53 in allentown. winds are light it's comfortable out there. as we head out to get the school bus, 55 by 6:00. 58 by 8:00 a.m., clear and comfortable. if you're in south jersey and delaware, you'll have the dense fog to look for. 63 by 9:00 a.m. 84 by 3:00 p.m. lots of sunshine, high of 85 degrees, probably around 4:00 p.m. and then 79 degrees by 6:00 p.m. pollen is up high today karen so allergy sufferers will have to he'd -- heed that. when we come back the weekend call. >> reporter: when we look live at i-95 at cottman it's clear no problems with fog. the overnight construction is cleared, looking good on i-95 heading toward center city. we have a couple of issues on the vine street expressway, the construction has cleared there as well. kelly drive is closed between strawberry mansion drive and the fountain green drive for the dad vail regatta. closed until 6:00 p.m. on saturday. stick to mlk or use the schuylkill expr

. >> reporter: here on the terrace there's low-lying cloud cover and mist from the bottom of that cloud cover that could showing up on your windshield around channel 6. as i look toward center city there's not a lot of thick cloud cover. satellite and radar showing there's cloud cover across washington up to new york it will burn off with some degree and window and we'll wind up with a clouds and sun mix later. 70 degrees, warm and muggy as you step outside. 67 in wilmington, 635 in millville. check out the dewpoints this morning, anytime you get dewpoints over 60 it's humid. we're in the mid 60s not oppressively humid. 8:00 a.m., 68. noon 80. this afternoon it will be warm and humid, 85 is the lie. there's a possibility of a spotty shower or pop-up thunderstorms, but most of you stay dry today. karen looks like another warm, muggy one tomorrow before he with get a nice refreshing break that's ahead on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have a big accident causing lots of delays on two highways. its an overturned truck blocking two right lanes, 295 northbound

dennis hastert has been paid for hush money and then lying to the fbi about the money. pete williams has the latest. >> reporter: the charges are a bolt from the blue involving a public official for more than 25 years and house speaker from 1999 to 2007. since 2008 he's been a lobbyist in washington but for the past four years he has paid $1.7 million in hush money that went to someone identified as individual a from workville, illinois. she he agreed to pay them to compensate and conceal his prior misconduct against individual a. that occurred earlier. it does not say what the misconduct was. prosecutors say he started making withdrawals of $50,000 at a time and then cut them to 10,000 when questioned by the bank. prosecutors say when asked about whether he was trying to evade something or cover something up he denied having any improper purpose and suggested he didn't feel safe with the banking system. he told the fbi, i kept the cash that's what i'm doing. >> that was pete williams reporting. dennis hastert faces charges for lying to the fbi. >>> we are getting a bra

whoever is lying is causing great harm to the other.he perpetrator is usually believed because as you said it's easier to believe the rapists. ali has a silence. silence is what he uses. people don't have to get emotionally involved. it takes a lot more to say you know what i believe this victim. i don't think she is lying. that makes things more complicated. it's much easier and again the research shows that first of all the standard is that rapes are from a stranger with a knife or a gun who jumps from behind a car or an alley and drags a woman into the bushes and rapes her. 85% at least of rapes are committed by non-strangers acquaintances, often people who know their victims extremely well. alison hewlett was raped by someone she considered almost like a brother the brother she never had. they were best friends since first grade. so i mean society to get a grip on this really serious problem you have to first accept that the rapist who you have to worry about, they are not the slimy criminals. they are nice young men usually. there

one thing will be sure she's not lying there.e. >> reporter: dave holloway says if people have this idea it would require demolishing the hotel or doing major structural damage to investigators he says no that's not true. drill a couple of holes in foundation get a cadaver doug on the island, get it it past those holes and you'd have an answer quickly. as you heard, the prosecutor says not going to happen. >> fascinating case. martin savidge for us. thank you. >>> we have much more just ahead in "newsroom" and it all starts right now. happening now in "newsroom" two heartbeats away from the white house. new details on dennis hastert's multimillion dollar secret. >> plus deadly flooding. >> we do not know there's anybody in it or not, so we will need to check it out. >> a terrifying rescue as a police officer is plucked from his car to safety. rising waters threatening more homes and more rain is on the way. >>> and martin o'malley officially jumps into the presidential race. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." good afternoon, eve

the former speaker of the house dennis hastert indicted for lying to the fbi. secret cash payments, millions of dollars to cover up past misconduct. who was he paying off and why? >>> new evacuations and new rescues in texas as we see for ourselves the relentless force of the water tearing through homes and hear from a father about the heartbreaking final phone call from his daughter trapped in rising water. >>> anthrax scare and what we have learned about other lethal parcels being routinely shipped across the country. >>> and the hacking of america. when you're on a plane and you log on to the wi-fi, who else is seeing your private information? "nightly news" begins right now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, lester holt. >> good evening. we begin with breaking news of the federal indictment announced late this afternoon of a man who was once one of the most powerful politicians in this country. former speaker of the house dennis hastert charged tonight in connection with the scheme to pay more th

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hastert lying and concealing and paying hush money.oining us jeffrey toobin joining us on the phone and psychiatrist and columnist dr. gale salts. jeff the word that there is alleged sexual abuse at the core of this how could that impact the federal case against dennis hastert when centers on the huge sums of money with -- withdrew. >> well technically this case is about what he did in terms of getting cash out of the bank. he is alleged to have structured and to have planned his transactions so that the bank wouldn't file these reports that they are required to do for these large cash transactions. this is called structuring. it is a well established crime and he's also accused of lying to the fbi about why he did this. now the reason he did this leads back to the claim of sexual abuse. he is alleged to have been paying this individual a. this person who has not been identified $3.5 million. and he was doing so in cash. if he pleads guilty the government will never disclose the name of this person. but if he goes to trial, the whole m

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lying to the fbi.hey don't have real proof of the terror connection what the fbi was going after, it's hard to justify continuingly looking at somebody. i can't keep going through your underwear drawer when i've been told sorry, you don't have proof of that now. so what he was convicted of lying to the fbi, that ends with that conviction. it's over. i can no longer continue if he was convicted of supporting a terrorist organization trying to fight with a terrorist organization providing material to support a terrorist organization then we could continue to look at him, because there's justification there. >> tim clapemente thanks. >>> and a choir singing eminem other a cameo from hillary clinton. two very differ candidates jumping into the 2016 presidential race. stay tuned. at 62,000 brush movements per minute philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before. innovation and you. philips sonicare. if you don't think "hashtag love dad" when you think aarp, then you

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you have to know that the bayous wind through that low-lying city.he latest let's turn to cnn's ed lavandera in houston. >> reporter: emergency officials here in the city of houston describe the flooding scene around this area as a mad house. more than 1,000 cars stranded on roadways because people racing and rushing to get out of the way of these walls of water that flowed out of many of the bayous that you see out there many parts of the city of houston. this is a bayou that cuts and winds its way normally quietly around downtown houston. as you can see from unembankment to the other, the water levels rose dramatically reaching just to that bridge that you see behind me. and these waters spilled out everywhere. emergency officials and city officials here in houston say there are still a number of people that are considered to be missing. so search and rescue operations continue waiting for these floodwaters to recede. so they can get into some of the hardest hit neighborhoods and continue the search process out there the homes and neighborhoods. ve

so they assume perpetrators are lying. the thing about these cases as they assume the victim is lying. it's just a way that rape has always been viewed. >> host: why do you think that is and why do you think when it comes to rape and sexual assault of the police are spectacle a police are spectacle of the victim and not the accused or the trader clucks >> guest: there's a mythology out there. it is perpetuated that i don't know why. it is age-old. first of all i don't believe there is an epidemic that is suddenly sprung up in his sweeping the country. this is a problem that has existed forever, literally since it began coming to specifically it has existed for over a century. and it's just there's -- you could write a there have been many books and academic papers written on why are victims not be leaved. one of the best researchers into how many women lie about being raped, there was a team headed by a frantic psychologist. he is perhaps the preeminent expert on the acquaintance rape in acquaintance rape in the country an

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lying to the fbi and claims he sexually abused a minor years ago and lying to the fbi. and there may be another alleged victim. >> reporter: tonight the allegations of sexual abuse by dennis hastert are growing. sources say there may be a second victim. sources say that hastert is surprised by the indictment. >> he's baffled by it. but maybe it will all work out in the long run. >> reporter: once the most powerful man in congress he's now charged with bank fraud and lying to the fbi after he allegedly promised to pay $3.5 million in hush money to cover up his past misconduct. sources say the man he was paying was a former student in northern illinois where hastert was a teacher and wrestling coach from 1965 to 1991, but sources say it's unlikely the mystery man who received the payments will be charged with extortion. >> in this situation, at least to date, hastert has denied that he is a victim of extortion. >> reporter: sources say the second alleged but unknown develope victim neither asked for or received any money. one of his former wrestling stars said this is not

low lying cloud cover and definitely a chance of drizzle on the windshield in the city.r dewpoint right now is actually below that 60-degree thresholds for what we would consider humid air so it's not all that humid to start out today. winds out of the north at 5 miles per hour. later today those winds are going to turn out of the southwest and we are going to get a lot warmer. in fact those of you watching in hd we've just added the always on day planner and you can see how numbers are going to climb later today. in terms of precipitation between now up until about 9 o'clock, we expect most of our little shower activity to fade off the map and then the rest of the morning is mainly dry and somewhat cloudy. getting into the afternoon we start to see some sunshine come back into play but at the same time there is the chance of a spotty pop-up shower or thunderstorm and i believe this model has just updated so you can see that some of these could produce drenching downpours but not everywhere. it will be kind of a if you've seen one you're unlucky but you are going to get

what was that information,ly ly luanne? looking at six to 11 storms, three to six hurricane this is year the earlier indications were that we'd have a quiet season because of the continue to develop but we'll analyze this, vijay will have the latest at four. talking about weather risks, expect scattered storms downpours and showers to move through the area. the greatest concern will be heavy rain. high winds are possible in any thunderstorms, maybe small isolated hail. again, the biggest concern would be the downpours. that heavy soaking rain that lasts 230r 40 minutes. hot and humid with highs in the mid to upper 80s. a high of 88. scattered late day showers and thunderstorms possible once again, maybe an isolated storm on friday. looking dry, a high of 86. the chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the day saturday but the best chance of rain this weekend on sun. after that we're cooler and more comfortable monday and tuesday. >> >> i just asked our producer to find out the meaning of the word kishke that the young

then four years and two months later to the day, there he was back in independence hall, his body lying in state under the shadow of the liberty bell. from there, they went through new jersey, didn't stop in new jersey. i keep repeating this, but there were hundreds and thousands of people that saw these processions. they'd take him off the train his body and take it to, like, independence hall. and hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets. then in new york, that was the largest procession. the procession alone with the casket going to city hall was -- 60,000 people were in the procession. 750,000 viewed him as he took that trip from the train station. and understand there was no bridge across the hudson river. so the train car had to be taken across on a ferry across to new york. from new york, up the hudson river to albany the state capital, where he'd stopped before. and then in a scene that just is overwhelming almost to signify the grief of this nation, these were -- it was a coal-reigning time. and thousands, they don't have no idea how many people lined the tracks from a

if you come back at 3:00,ly tell you a little bit about how we can solve some of this. but i'm going to tiptoe into jim's world. but michelle gave me such a beautiful opening here. so there is some research on some of the many well springs of this i don't want to hear the facts. and i want to show you a little piece of that, not the whole thing, ok? and so first of all, i would like you to think when you have ever been in one of the great cities of the world, paris or new york or whatever and tried to drive a car or seen somebody driving a car or at least when you heard about people driving cars in one of the great cities and i would like a show of hands very briefly how many of you have the impression that the great cities of the world are uniquely and beautifully designed to be absolutely optimal for moving the modern mix of traffic right? and there's a number of reasons for this. but one of them is that the great cities of the world are designed for an ox card coming to market 1,000 years ago. and they have built themselves around the streets that were built for an o

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it's really difficult to know if someone is lying or not.son is that all the telltale signs of lying is based on the assumption that the person who's lying feels negative arousal, that they feel conflict, that they don't feel comfortable with it. now, if someone doesn't feel comfortable with it you may notice they're not looking in your eye, twitch a little bit. >> touch their face. >> they may take their time to answer you. >> adjust their tie, look away that kind of stuff. >> give you more details than seem necessary. but if someone is comfortable with their lie, then it's really hard to tell because they might see it as a truth. take psychopaths for example. >> i was going to say doesn't that make them a psychopath? >> it's interesting because what you see with psychopaths is you can't -- there's no emotional arousal signal in their brain when they lie, and there's a small part of our brain -- >> so there's actually a chemical truth to the fact that there are some people who can lie, no matter how severe and have it make no chemical chang

dennis hastard indicted for lying about money. but why? >> as a classroom teacher and coach i learned the value of gravity. >> full house. the republican presidential field keeps growing. why the rush to run? my interview with the latest entry. >> we are founded on a miracle, a heroic past built on courage, inventories, visionaries and heroes. a god-given belief in the nobility of the human spirit. >> we are following shocking news today concerning dennis hastard, republican speaker of the house for nearly a decade accused of concealing payments to close to $2 million from an unidentified person. and lying to fbi agents when requested about the payments. pete williams has details. >> the charges were filed against dennis hastard, now 73. tapping a quarter century in public life. the charges involved payments to someone from yorkville, illinois, where he was a high school teacher and wrestling coach during the mid 1960s and 70s. a point of pride when he became speaker. >> as a classroom teacher and coach, i learned the value of gravity. >>

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are lying to do. let's not go there though. it's really about once a month, maybe only christmas and easter. i'm a christian, so don't get mad at me. i am the kind of christian that likes science. so what happens is this becomes the single largest voting block in the republican party is conservative fundamentalists and evangelicals who reject science because it interferes with their relationship with god. it then becomes part of an alliance which includes corporate profiteers who really want to keep making money. no big deal. it's just like taking an industry, stripping it, and living the high life. it's just that it's the earth, you know? so there are researchers, as i already mentioned. there is the media exploiting politicians. i wrote this all yesterday, so i totally agree -- or as a tiny group of libertarians to read can split it -- conspiracy theory websites. i am happy to talk to you. but the biggest are these conservative christian fundamentalists and evangelicals who are coming danced that we

and the second thing is lying to the fbi. which is always a crime. it's a big problem that lawyers tell their clients about. >> gloria when you put all this together, this is one of the most powerful men in washington. he was second in line to the presidency. does this shock you? >> yeah. it's very surprising. look when he was speaker of the house, he was kind of an accidental speaker of the house. he was a man they called the coach. but he was an accidental speaker because he became speaker after newt gingrich resigned. and the man republicans chose to replace gingrich had to then admit that he had had an adulterous affair. so the next person house republicans chose was denny hastert because they considered him a good guy, and so he kind of sort of fell into that job. and then when he had that job house republicans were plagued by scandal. there was the jack abram influence peddling scandal. if you remember back in 2006 there was the page scandal in the house where congressman mark foley had made inappropriate comments to teenage male pages and ende