had an apartment at 24 central park south, her summer house, which was an estate on the north shore of long islandpool, tennis court. >> tv host jack paar dubs constance the world's most famous baby photographer. her photo tips are even used to promote flashbulbs. >> was she a celebrity? >> yes, in every sense of the word. i have all her appointment books from the '40s and '50s, and every single page is filled with appointments, meetings, radio shows, television shows. people knew her by name. they knew her on sight. >> there were definitely stories of skiing with the kennedys, taking fabulous trips to different international places -- lavish lifestyle for sure. >> by the late 1950s, constance, now in her 40s and on her third marriage, wants to start a family of her own. but the world's most famous baby photographer is the victim of a cruel irony. >> she wanted children, but she went to the doctor, and he said it just was not gonna be possible for her. it was actually very sad. >> connie and her husband, joseph hatcher, are blessed in 1958, adopting a baby girl, lynda. two years later, lisa joins

." >>> good evening, i'm oliver north on the shores of long island. welcome to "war stories." adolf hitler once said demoralize the enemy from within by surprise, terror, sabotage and assassination. this is the war of the future. he was right, for no one will ever forget those tactics he used more than half a century later on that fateful day in september, 2001. but what you may not know is that america was actually invaded on a foggy night in the summer of 1942. a group of nazi saboteurs landed here, right here on this beach, in eastern long island. their mission, to strike at the heart of america with acts of sabotage. and just like the terrorists from 9/11, they had all lived in america and they all knew our country well. this is the story of the men who invaded our country and those who stopped them. the germans had threatened the united states long before 1942. in 1916 while world war i was raging in europe, americans felt safe. imperial germany was waging an all-out war against britain and france but the fighting was taking place more than 3,000 miles away across the atl

for 25,000 square feet on ten acres of pristine north shore, long island land, featuring 30 separate y front door. voila. >> every single inch of space is unique and special. the previous opener, as you can see, artfully restored this mansion to its original glory. >> i love this room. you see, i've already moved in. painting of my biological father. >> well. >> called the fourth hills house has been owned by just a few families. the site of a revolutionary war battle. >> these >> they were found on this property. the original house built in 1879. >> incredible, isn't it? >> this is huge. it is beautiful. the views are great. i love it. i could just kind of sit here, ring my bell and the food will come? or. my future wife. ♪ [ laughter ] >> i would like to take you to the formal garden. >> the formal, i'm dressed for the formal garden. >> correct, you're dressed for the formal garden. >> it's a walk. >> it's a short walk. but you can skip the gym today. >> ah-oh. >> are you okay? >> this is a wow moment. >> it is a wow moment. and it's very symmetrical, and there are enclaves. how was

island. >> the efforts paid off. several species of birds moved in including the long billed which is the largest shore bird in north america. >>> still to come, how san francisco plans to honor a land mark anniversary surrounding harvey milk. it's been 40 years since the election of harvey mil . >>> a land mark anniversary will be observed in san francisco this week. it has been 40 years since the election of harvey milk to the board of supervisors in san francisco. on wednesday night at the corner of market and cast crow roe -- castro, that sign will honor him. hope will never be silent. >>> new tonight, a festival raising money for wildfire relief. it happened this weekend. 50% of today's ticket sales will go a wildfire relief. and they are showing visitors they are open for business. >> i think besides the devastation of the fires, you know, the next biggest problem is having people scared coming back to napa valley. communicating to the market and having some sales in that regard has been helpful. >> the market is held twice a year. >>> and we will be right back.