. >>> this video comes from new zeala zealand. group of people loaded up on bikes, what could it be on the rainy weather? it's cold. this is actually a moving crew on bicycles. they are moving somebody from one apartment to another? >> yep. >> this guy, stuart, had to move, but rather than a moving truck, he decided to call a bicycle shop and say, what if we use cargo bikes to move my stuff from newtown, which is roughly a three mile distance. >> what's the point? prove some sort of gas savings, you know, point, or is it just to make sure all the stuff got rent? >> might be cheaper than renting a truck for a few hours. >> no clarity in terms of why. what he did was reach out to the people through social media. six people actually responded to help. they are stranger, don't know stuart, but said i'm going to help out. they loaded up all kinds a stuff, a double bed, a chest of drawers, chairs, and bits and pieces like books and towels, all that stuff. they meat it through town. people were enjoying this because they thought it was c

. >> we have friends in new zeala zealand, all over the country, california. >> reporter: moms helping this single mom joany beal raising her six kids after her husband died sunday night. >> he had a heart condition that prevented him from getting life insurance so they don't have life insurance. with six children it will be very tough moving forward. >> reporter: as the star reported the moms are helping joany move forward. they, too, home school their children so they know the struggles she is facing given her family's sole provider passed away so quickly. >> he is only 45. you don't expect to be having a funeral for your husband at that age. >> reporter: the thousands of dollars should cover the funeral with a little left over for other expenses. >> i said look at this. she texted back and i said you are loved. and that's what i wanted her to know you are loved and you are going to be okay. >> just refreshing the page on the online fundraiser $16,635 already raised. you can see it for yourself. go to this story on nbcwashington.com. >>> july 17 would become a special day on the cale

you had them in india, new zeala zealand, the middle east, everywhere and they were monitoring all of the mail. these days, you know, america is a super power, you know? they are an empire. we can surveill the whole globe through electronic surveillance. they did it during world war i. they are our eres and this is where they got this stuff. we sat at their feet. the british were experienced. you saw during the renaissance and they have a lot of experience with secret spying and communication and that is where we learned our stuff. i was amazed when i saw that quote. not just saw the quote but when i saw the files and the archives. there was an array of letters that were stamped british censorship and it would be off in a colony and bermuda was important and that is where they caught a lot of spies and i will get to that in a few slides. they concealed it in socks, toothpaste, medicine, hankerchiefs even. i will not go to the details but just give you a taste of the colorful spies. george bacon was co-opted to work for the german secret service during world war 1. i show his mug shot