he has represented the suburb of rochester and buffalo. he was one of president trump's earlier backers in congress. he is denying any wrongdoing. his attorneys issuing a state ment saying they will defend the charges in court and they expect him to be exonerated. brian has more from the newsroom. >> chris collins surrendered to the f.b.i. around 7:00 this morning and he is been charged with the federal insider trading related to an australian biotechnology company called innate immuno therapeutics incorporated. his son and the father of the fiancÉe also face insider trading charges. the company was developing a drug to treat multiple sclerosis and they are saying collins knew it failed the

chuck is from rochester. stevens is going to talk about his canvassing, and his efforts, and a little bit about the convention. then to speaker roberts, into ruth griffin, former executive council it they are going to talk about the republican side, about how richard nixon ended up in the big winner, and pretty much the nominee after new hampshire. and jim friends, former senator, state representative, he is going to talk about the johnson side, because he was the chair of unh democrats, the johnson and portsmouth for johnson. and at the end, bill mcquaid, publisher of the hampshire leader, he is going to the newspaper and from pieces of information that most of you have not heard before, but from his perspective but he was able to hear from his father also who was in and chief of the sunday news and the daily morning and evening paper. that is how we are going to go through this this morning. then, we are going to open it up a little bit at the end. with that, it is quite a privilege to have andy hall here,

ran for the city council in rochester and served almost 30 years off and on as a city councilman in rochester and after a 30-year break from politics here at the state i decided to come back. i didn't actually decide, but i came back this last year. bill tells a story. actually my last term in the said i just got a job, won the primary. just got a job, please don't vote for me. i won, so i ended up losing that job, but that's the way things roll, but it certainly -- being in the halls of the school, working for a candidate, getting information out and sharing information with fellow students, it was interesting that when the final vote came down, rochester went for mccarthy. >> like chuck i was a 15-year-old student -- i was at a high school in hampton which was not a democratic town, a republican town, but when i was a freshman, my cousin ralphie who was from salem came back from vietnam in a wheelchair with stumps instead of legs, and that made me think a lot about what america was doing. i gradually came to the conclusion that the war in vietnam was a terrible mistake. i remember getting t

. >> so in the fall of 2013 charlie tan left his parents' home near rochester, new york, and drove theew hours to cornell. his exciting new chapter in a life already filled with early achievements. he pledged to frat. he wasn't big enough for the varsity football team, so at 165 pounds he was directed forward what they call a sprint football team. >> i met charlie the first day, freshman year, actually. i had just gotten my locker and charlie was one of the first people i met. >> quarterback rob pinola. >> he was one of the most encouraging people on the team. he was a leader on the team, both by example and his words. >> rob and charlie became not just teammates but great friends. >> he's one of the most generous and selfless people i've ever met. >> he impressed his teammates and coach. >> good football player, always quiet, always got a smile, never late, good worker, good kid, solid. >> go back to the handsome house in the rochester suburbs where charlie grew up in his teenage years. it's a place called pittsford, new york. and newspaper reporter john hand knows it well. >> it's a

overnight the thunderstorms have been in between syracuse and heading towards rochester. the area most at risk for heavy rainfall going throughout the next couple of hours and into the early morning. so here is your rain forecast over the next 24 hours. when we get up here to the red and then the pink, that's two to three inches of rain. we have a couple of spots in central new york to watch and a couple of spots in central pennsylvania. you get to the mountainous terrain, it has poured over the last couple of days and the run-off is very fast because of the saturated soil. that will be an issue. the forecast today, there could still be a hit-and-miss scattered shower for boston and new york. a nice, dry day for washington, d.c. and into the southeast. more storms in the middle of the country. we will talk about that later, richard. we have a chance for heavy rain over the next couple of days for arkansas, missouri, oklahoma and kansas. >> if only we could move it to the west. >> not that easy. >> unfortunately. thank you, bill, so much. still ahead, melo on the move. see

poor is the tenth most populous city in india and the capital of the northern state of rochester hometo three point one million people it's also a popular tourist destination that's famous for its pink buildings which were painted in one thousand nine hundred six to welcome the prince of wales. here at the egg the snack shop eggs are all chefs sanjay on that first. he has two hundred fifty different dishes on the menu. he sells five hundred today. i'm sanjay omelet i've been selling eggs here since one nine hundred seventy eight . not many people here used to eat eggs in the past but today i sell a thousand to fifteen hundred eggs every day. it would give me. the restaurant is very popular and the egg creations are ready in a matter of minutes. i doubt i'm going to show you how to make an egg pizza. first you put in some butter. we're used to eggs to make this pizza even if. it's ready in two minutes put some sultan you know it's an onion you some green chiles as well that also add some coriander leaves you know. if you give it then you put in pita bread and press it like this. they l

you notice at 10:00 a.m., area near rochester, syracuse, potential for heavy rainfall. then by 5:00 p. tuesday, hit and miss scattered storms. these are not the huge downpours like we've had the last couple days. this is more of your typical afternoon storms. it finally begins to exit as we evening.gh this again, we still have some people under the flash flood watches. a lot of them have bee dropped now, which is good. the forecast for some areas at least will be nice today. atlantaooks good. new orleans, no problem. areas from chicago toro d and also indianapolis enjoying a nice day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. if you want some beautiful weather today, a few spoty rapid c looks pretty good. not bad in bismarck. 81 and sunny. not horrible, but a warmer than you probably like. chicago at 90 degrees today. so we're going to get a couple dr days in a morow before more rain returns. >>> another severe weather warning. a different tomors coming. celebrity big brother has announced adult film star stormy daniels will be joining the uk reality tv show starting thur

. >> you ever see rochester students for a democratic society? >> it wasn't the fds it became later on. in 6 -- i wast for gene mccarthy. worked as an intern on capitol , and went back to school wound up -- i didn't stay for a phd, i got a job at the new york federal reserve bank, which was really a big thing in my career and my life. >> how did your views evolve or change? from g mccartney -- from g mccartney to ronald reagan? >> at the new york city -- at the new york said, i worked in open market operations, which is where the control the money supply and manipulate interest rates. that had a big impact on me. you learn a lot about market economics. i want to go back in time, because at princeton i remember 1971, paul about o talk in theme t auditorium. everything was falling apart in the economy. inflation had jumped, we were in the session, this was the first of the shocks. president next and imposed raise and price controls. it was a big mistake. import tariffs, etc. i was watching volcker and listening to what he was talking about. i said

. >>> a woman at a grocery store in rochester, new york, got a surprise while shopping. she was picking out plums at wegmans when she found a snake coiled up along the bottom of her shopping cart. she managed to stay calm and walk the snake out of the store. it's unclear how it got to her cart. they say it's a milk snake which is nonvenomous but no thank you. >> still terrifying. i like she walked the snake out of the store. nice move. >> she walked the snake out and ran away. >>> the news about aretha franklin's funeral and who's invited to sing. >>> a former police officer is convicted for the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager. the punishment he now faces. >>> later, the so-called dine and dasher accused of dating a series of women and leaving them with the tab. well, he's now captured. what could happen to him now. kiu to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so when s

lewis ludlow is an awkward looking white convert from rochester who converted to islam at the age ofwn into the world of a well—known radical extremist. he used to appear on demonstrations with chowdhury supporters, always looking slightly out of place. he recorded a youtube video saying he had once been a nazi but converted to islam after muslims had been friendly to him online after a bereavement. by the time he was arrested in april, he was under extensive surveillance. he had been stopped a couple of months earlier at heathrow trying to travel to an area of the philippines with well—known links to so—called islamic state. after being stopped at heathrow, before his ultimate arrest he recorded a video pledging allegiance to the leader of so—called islamic state, which was found on a discarded phone. he then made a list of potential attack targets in london, including oxford street and madame tussauds, which he sent to an is contact. he suggested a possible van attack in which 100 people could be killed, though he had earlier admitted to his contacts that he couldn't drive because

jordan rochester with us as well.of global economics and certainly, american economics. the jackson hole meetings with kathleen hays and michael mckee. look for important interviews between fed presidents. this is bloomberg in new york. ♪ guy: welcome back. in new johnson york. the president of united states made an offer to conte when they met at the white house. if it wasuy btps necessary. i am curious how they got to the point when the president made that offer. apparently, that is what happened. this is a story being generated out of the italian press this morning. still withester us. in some ways, this is logical and consistent from the president. the dollar is a weapon and he is using it as such. with donald trump and foreign policy, keep an open mind. look back in history. what we are talking about is foreign-exchange intervention. he would have to sell dollars, btps.os and sell that has happened before. the 1980's, they agreed not to do this with competitive devaluations and the only time we've had exchange in

a scene or lecture at the university of rochester. associated press award-winning radio commentator and media expert. we will get to the program. i like to introduce curt smith. [applause] >> thank you, bill. i am pleased to be with you today. i c-span with a country that franklin roosevelt loved. let me think there franklin d roosevelt library and museum for this kind invitation. and in a larger sense for creating this wonderful annual roosevelt reading festival. as bill noted, i did write for the former president george h. w. bush in the white house. i've also spoken at the baseball hall of fame and museum in cooperstown. but for me, this is as quintessential as american privilege. to speak at the library and museum of the leading american president of the 20th century. also among the greatest since america's birth. at one time or another, almost every american will express a view on two institutions that are ours, franklin roosevelt did. my book, the president's in the past time the history of baseball the white house is the first

lewis ludlow is an awkward looking, white convert from rochester in kent or converted to islam at thewn radical extremist, anjem choudary. used to appear on demonstrations with anjem choudary‘s supporters, looking slightly out of place, and he recorded the you tube video, saying he'd once been a nazi who converted to islam after muslims had been friendly to him online after a bereavement. by april when he was arrested, he was under extensive surveillance. it been stopped at heathrow a couple of months ago tried to travel to an area of the philippines with well—known links to islamic state. after being stopped at heathrow, before his arrest, he recorded a video pledging allegiance to the leader of so—called islamic state, which was found on a discarded phone. he made a list of potential attack targets in london, including 0xford attack targets in london, including oxford street and madame which he said toa oxford street and madame which he said to a is contact. he suggested a possible fine attack in which around 100 people people could be killed. he'd earlier admitted to his contact th

. >> you ever see rochester students for a democratic society? it wasn't the fds, it became later on. i was for gene mccarthy. worked as an intern on capitol hill, went back to school, and wound up actually not completing. i did not stay for a phd. i got a job at the new york federal reserve bank, which was really a big thing in my career and my life. >> how did your views evolve or change? from gene mccarthy to ronald reagan? that the new say york fed, i worked in open market operations, which is where they control the money supply and manipulate interest rates. that had a big impact on me. you learn a lot about market economics. i will not say i want to go back in time, because at princeton i remember -- this was about 1971, 1972,k i was there 1971, 1973, something like that. paul volker had come to talk in the auditorium. i was there. everything was falling apart in the economy. inflation had jumped, we were in recession. this was the first of the shocks. president nixon imposed raise and price controls. it was a big mistake. across-the-board

university of rochester, students for a democratic society? mr. kudlow: it wasn't the fds it became later on. i was for gene mccarthy. in the 1968 campaign. , workedur history major as an intern on capitol hill. went back to school, went to up noton, wound completing, i didn't stay for a phd, i got a job at the new york federal reserve bank, which was really a big thing in my career and my life. steve: how did your views evolve or change? from gene mccartney to ronald reagan? mr. kudlow: the mccarthy thing was about the vietnam war. but i will say at the new york fed, i worked in open market operations, which is where the y control the money supply and manipulate interest rates. that had a big impact on me. you learn a lot about market economics. i want to go back in time, because at princeton i remember -- this was about 1971, paul their 1971, 1922, 1973, and paul volker had come to talk in the auditorium. everything was falling apart in the economy. inflation had jumped, we were in the session, this was the first of the shocks. president nixon i

louis, detroit, rochester, d.c., philly, new york city and boston -- philly is not in that, but boston is. and the summer heat will continue as it pushes upr into rea. we're looking at warmth, heat and humidity, thatom c will bring temperatures today feeling like triple gits in new york city, columbia, tampa, new orleans, st. louis, close to it incleveland, 103 in dallas. for tomorrow, we look for a possible air temperature record in boston, heat indexes of over 100 in jacksonville and little rock as well as htston. bu the good news is we'll see a bit of a break later this week. by thursday 91 in philly, but saturday 81. 90 in raleigh. w chicago, yl see 73 by thursday. we'll get to your local fecast but n just yet. back to you. >> thank you so much. and now to some troubling new information coming to light about the gunman in that mass shooting at a video game tournament in florida.nd kerry saers is in jacksonville with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: good morning. this morning jacksonville detectives are working withla ma state officials to see if the gunman david katz v

but rochester police tell cnn that mayo was wrong.was 18 an adult making a legal choice to leave the hospital. >> there was no abduction. there was no violation of law. >> essentially you had a patient that left the hospital under their own planning, with the assistance of family members. >> reporter: months later, alyssa and her family learned a secret while looking at police records. just before alyssa escaped, a mayo social worker had tried to get court orders for emergency guardianship for alyssa. >> if you had not gotten alyssa out of the mayo clinic, where do you think she would be right now? >> she would not be in a good place. >> i think it would have been the end of us ever getting to see alyssa again. >> reporter: so why was mayo trying to get emergency guardianship for alyssa? a county official told police that the mayo clinic was concerned for the medical decisions being made for alyssa. alyssa signed this privacy release form so mayo could speak freely to cnn. but mayo wouldn't answer our questions on the record. we will

louis, detroit, rochester, d.c., philly, new york city, and boston. philly's not in that, but boston is. and the summer heat is going to continue. as it pushes up into our area, we're looking at warmth, heat, and humidity. that combo is going to bring temperatures today feeling like triple digits in new york city, columbia, tampa, new orleans, st. louis, close to it in cleveland, 103 in dallas. for tomorrow, we look for a possible air temperature record in boston, heat indexes of over 100 in jacksonville and little rock as well as houston. but the good news is we'll see a little bit of a break later this week. by thursday, it's 91 in philly but saturday 81. 90 in raleigh. chicago, you'll see 73 by thursday. we're going to get to your local forecast, but not just yet. back to you guys. >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> now to some troubling, new information coming to light about the gunman in that mass shooting at a video game tournament in florida. nbc's kerry sanders is in jacksonville with the latest on the investigation. kerry, good morning.

will trigger a flurry of activity among republicans in new york 27 which stretches from buffalo to rochester, to give you an idea of where that's located, to try to find the right candidate to put on the ballot. this is a district that president trump won quite easily. so, this was a prime opportunity, for democrats, had call difference chosen to stay on the ballot, there could have been the kind of nationalization of that race to bring in lots of money and resources to help the democrat. and if that were to happen, of course, we know the margin democrats are looking for it. it looks like it's within reach. a double of dozen seats. and they've got targets around the country and this one suddenly became a prime opportunity once the indictment happened on wednesday. to give you a sense of this, collins who initially said he would continue on has had time to reflect with his party. he said in part, democrats are laser focused on taking back the house, electing nancy pelosi speaker and then launching impeachment proceeding against president trump. after extensive discussions with my family and m

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. >> reporter: after alyssa left, mayo called 911 and said they'd had a patient abduction, but rochesterice tell cnn that mayo was wrong. they said alyssa was 18, an adult making a legal choice to leave the hospital. >> there was no abduction. there was no violation of law. essentially, you had a patient that left the hospital under their own planning with the assistance of family members. >> reporter: months later, alyssa and her family learned a secret while looking at police records. just before alyssa escaped, a mayo social worker had tried to get court orders for emergency guardianship for alyssa. >> if you had not gotten alyssa out of the mayo clinic, where do you think she'd be? >> she would not be in a good place. >> i think it would have been the end of us ever getting to see alyssa again. >> reporter: so why was mayo trying to get emergency guardianship for alyssa? a county official told police that the mayo clinic was concerned for the medical decisions being made for alyssa. alyssa signed this privacy release form so mayo could speak freely to cnn, but mayo wouldn't answer ou

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up there in up state new york in the western part of the state near buffalo where you live in the rochestera, part of the same area, chris collins now running for re-election. just running for re-election and his statement last night was i will not answer any questions about this case between now and election night. and, so, how is that going to work in the campaign? >> well, prior to the indictment, even with all the bad local publicity he has gotten, he was probably a shoe-in. but he may now be in jeopardy because of this. and i think there is quickly spreading awareness that he was the largest shareholder in this australian company. he and his family owned over 20% of all the shares that he was tauting to other members of congress. and one of the things i expect his democratic opponent, who is the manager of a suburban island called grand island to hammer him on is that members of the congress shouldn't be investors in individual stocks and they certainly shouldn't be the largest single shareholder in a company. they should only be able to own, you know, mutual funds and things like that

to kill dozens of people, has pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. 26—year—old lewis ludlow from rochesterng attacks. police found that he had researched targets including the disney store in oxford street and madame tussauds. he had sworn an oath of allegiance to the leader of the so—called islamic state. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani has more detail. this is actually quite a sudden change because we had expected him to go to trial later this year, but this afternoon at the old bailey, he entered a guilty plea to preparation of an act of terrorism. and in essence what he did is part of that is he swore an oath of allegiance to the is terrorism group, to its leader in syria. he wrote out an attack plan. he carried out reconnaissance on potential targets in london and then researched a ramming attack. what we know from the evidence in the pretrial phase of extremist preacher for some years and he been questioned about his involvement with him involvement with him and there were suggestions that he used the name ali hussein, have also going to syria but he discovered that e

additional 6 inches of rainfall on top of already saturated ground, not that far south of syracuse and rochesteronos as well. there's a lot of humidity in the air and so much moisture in the air. we have parts of oklahoma, arkansas, all part of this same storm system, two of them, one that will spin in the plains, one that will spin across the northeast. we'll keep watching it for you, john. >> the scientific word these days is it's gross. thanks so much, chad meyers. >>> peter strzok fired by the fbi. we'll get perspective from two former agents next. >> announcer: your new day weather brought to you by -- purina. your pet, our passion. , we believe nutrition is full of possibilities to improve your pet's life. we're redefining what nutrition can do. because the possibility of a longer life and a healthy life is the greatest possibility of all. purina pro plan. nutrition that performs. -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "pro

we have two ceos from the buffalo area and rochester area that are co-chairs of that.ments and fundraising already in 24 hours, and i'm ready to go. >> all right. i won't make you weigh in on who should be the buffalo bills starting quarterback. that'll be for another day. but we certainly appreciate you being on with us this afternoon. >> not me. >> great. thank you. >> thank you. >>> and we have much more ahead in the newsroom. it all starts right after this quick break. >>> as age has creeped up on me, i noticed little things, going up the stairs. i'm a little out of breath. go hiking with my family and i'm the last one in line. i'm much more calling up to the kids, can you bring this downstairs? or if i'm sitting down, can you grab that glass of water for me? i'm not looking to go be a bodybuilder. i just wanted every day functionability. >> functional fitness is where you're training for every day movements. we don't think about how a squat will translate into an every day world. we squat every time we sit down. getting into a car, getting off the couch. when we'r

congressman tom reed, joining me from rochester this morning. nice to have you.ch, poppy. >>> still ahead, as we come up on the one-year anniversary, it's this weekend, of the deadly charlottesville protests, we remember her. we remember heather heyer, who was killed during the demonstrations, as well as two police officers. one of heather's closest friends will join me next. it's the ford summer sales event and now is the best time to buy. you ready for this, junior? yeah, i think i can handle it. no pressure... ...that's just my favorite boat. boom. (laughs) make summer go right with ford, america's best-selling brand. and get our best deal of the summer: zero percent financing for sixty months on f-150. right now, get this special offer on f-150: zero percent financing for 60 months - during the ford summer sales event. but if something happened to you... you need life insurance! and chances are selectquote can get it for you for under a dollar a day! selectquote found michael, 38, a $500,000 policy for under $23 a month. selectquote found anna, 37, a $750,000

just won word from "the rochester chronicle," "indicted." it's not good news for the congressman. good news for the republican party. if you listen to the press conference yesterday, the prosecutors laid out this case in pretty stunning detail. if you look at the documents they released as well, it is even more meticulous in how it is built. yet, the congressman says he's going to mount a vigorous defense and importantly says he's not going to get off the ballot. >> this really is what people imagine as being corruption at its worst in washington, when people think about why congress' approval ratings are so low, they think about this kind of scenario you see in tv shows and movies. a member of congress having special access and then trying to help himself then the people around him have personal profit off of this kind of information and this kind of access. i think in terms of the district that he is in and the fact that he's going to continue running for re-election -- and by the way, it's kind of very difficult to take his name off the ballot a this point, just because of how

rochester at 97 and d.c. at 96. new york city goes 92, 91, 87, so it will be a warm week ahead.i mentioned, we will talk more about the big heat wave heading for the west coast again, the least thing any of the firefighters want to hear about. >> yeah, i was going to say they're not getting a lucky break out there. thanks for that, bill. >>> still ahead, the red sox looking for a series sweep against the yankees. this one went into extra innings in boston. all of the details next in sports. this is a story about mal and packages. this is a story about mal and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ the new united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. (woooo) taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com but there's one... that b

so for example in photography, there is a famous case called roe versus rochester folding box company where a young woman, her boyfriend took her picture and then without her consent gave it to a flour milling company that put her photograph on the side of all of his bags of flour so she got upset and she sued. and her argument was it invaded her, caused her distress by using her image to promote something she didn't want to report and the reaction of the court was to go back to 1.0 which was no one invaded your house, you agreed to the photograph being taken and you're not being defamed so it's not liable so you don't have any claim. but eventually what the court said is there something about using your image or commercial purposes that if's is something you ought to have something some right to control though they created misappropriation. another example, why? unless you traded the whole where the premises that you were wiretapping so there was a technical trespass, if you were just on the wires owned by the phone company or to the attitude you don't have any privacy rights, this i

. >> brangham: collins represents part of western new york between buffalo and rochester. the star witness in the trial of former trump campaigr paul manafort finished his testimony today. under a plea agreetent, rick gateified that he helped manafort file false income taxce returns, and c millions in foreign income. defense lawyers painted him as a liar.s the char bank and tax fraud stem from the years before manafort joined the trump campaign. in the russia investigation, president trump's legal team rejected special counsel robt mueller's conditions for interviewing the president. reports today say the president's lawyers objected to any questions about whether he obstructed justice. instead, they called for the probe to wrap up by september first. it's been another long day for 14,000 firefighters battling 18 wildfires across california. the so-called holy fire rched through a national forest today, south of los angeles. it's just 5% contained. but in the north, crew progress against the mendocino complex fire, the state's largest ever. hundreds of evacuees were allowe

he has represented the suburb of rochester and buffalo.earlier backers in congress. he is denying any wrongdoing. his attorneys issuing a state ment saying they will defend the charges in court and they expect him to be exonerated. brian has more from the

currently heaviest rain exit syracuse heading over the top of rochester through the finger lakes. dry on the i-95 corridor. hit and miss showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. not a washout day. not like yesterday. then take ourselves into the oh zachs, northern arkansas getting pounded with very heavy rain. you don't like to see that in the mountainous areas. concerning growing there and hit-and-miss showers around kansas city, same for oklahoma city and tulsa. dallas remains mostly dry. the forecast for today. anyone traveling to the west coast, southeast, not bad. atlanta finally a dry day for you. d.c. through the mid-atlantic through charlotte and raleigh, new orleans good, san antonio good. great weather today. chicago, detroit, indianapolis, enjoy it, tomorrow introduce rain chances back to you. washington, d.c., you deserve a dry day. get out there, cut the grass. muggy, on and off rain. looks like some sunshine this morning. >>> you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event

to kill dozens of people, has pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. 26—year—old lewis ludlow, from rochestern change because we had expected him to go to trial later this year for this very serious allegation, but this very serious allegation, but this afternoon at the old bailey he suddenly entering a plea to guilty to preparation of an act of terrorism, what he did as part of that was he swore an oath of allegiance to the is terrorism group to its leader, in syria, he wrote out an attack plan, he carried out reconnaissance of targets in london and researched van rental, for what was going to be a. whering attack. what we know from the evidence in the pretrial phase of this, was that lewis ludlow had been involved with the jailed preacher for some years and he has been questioned about his involvement with him. there was suggestion that ludlow, who used the name ali hussein had thought about going to syria but discounted that and decided he wasn't going to go, there was no specific allegation to calm him with that, he turned his attention to the uk and began planning an attack in march of t

brian, rochester hills, michigan. you know, i've heard you speak many times. i think the mayors find you incredibly engaging and i think we've all taken a lot of practical things back home. one of the things i want to ask about because you've always taught us and shared with us how important your words are and themes and messaging as you know the conference now has a two year direction on our infrastructure, inclusion and innovation. your thoughts on that? are we hitting the target? >> i love that. because there are three is so people will remember it. i'm not a fan of infrastructure. but the fact that you got the inclusion. what's the third one? >> innovation. >> in vaftion because that's the future. i have another one. i have the human element for you. how about inspiration. inspiration. here is why. now, that was supposed to be an applau applause. i'm not begging. i'm not jeb bush. do not. you're not allowed to applaud at that. think about how negative people are to government right now. think of how much that they don't like -- hey, guys, get a room. you d

can't rule out an isolated tomorrow that moves to the east stre from ross rochester all the way downta. lots of sunshine. had some showers this morning in theea northeast. off lower humidity. comfortable temperatures those severe storms making their way from the plains. thgs finally cool off in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of thwoods. >>> things are cooling off around here. it is 66 degrees outside. sunny, low humidity. breezy northwest wind and that will hold the afternoon temperatures below normal. 61 ins. manas winchester is 57 degrees right now. that's one of the coolerro spot. h your thursday, sunny, low humidity. by the afternoon a high of 82 degrees. mid 80s tomorrow. saturday then we're near 90 as we g into sunday. >>> that is your latest weather. >>> coming up next, me of good thing. the big sequel to "crazy rich asians" that is already in the works. >> the pasta pass that made care loading e and cheaper. >>> then we've got some cool back-to-school products you wish you had. >> first simone biles is go

news and world report ranked the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota, as the na third year in a row.medical centers. the cleveland clinic and john hopkins baltimore in hospital were second and third. massachusetts general hospital and the university of michigan hospital, michigan medicine, rounded out the top five. >>> four suspected charged with child abuse after 11 children were found in a new mexico compound are expected to be released from jail today while they await trial. prosecutors allege the suspects were training the children for school shootings. the fifth suspect, siraj ibn wahhaj, will likely stay in jail for an arrest after his kidnapping of his son in georgia. the body of the boy was found at the compound. children there identified him as the missing 3-year-old and said he died after a religious ritual. >>> we are learning new details about a man who flew his own plane in utah and killed himself. cell phone video shows the house on fire. firefighters tackled the flames. authorities believe the pilot whose name was duane youd wrecked the cessna intentionally. he was arr

kocherlakota, the university of rochester in the 8:00 hour.m: the beginning of the diplomatic season in september and a busy october. that would be the president of france speaking on foreign ,olicy and he speaks on turkey turkey unraveling this morning, not trading for days. at 6.23, unable to find any bid. the single best chart. --links and steven ricchiuto it links and steven ricchiuto and jonathan golub and isaac boltansky. this is the deficit and the idea of where this is going and it is a -3.7 deficit to gdp. the assumption is we migrate down to something, back to the 1980's. with us right now is isaac boltansky of compass point. is any policy going to get done in washington against the backdrop of more debt and a greater deficit? isaac: no, we are for the year. -- we are done for the year. next year, with democrats in control of the house and republicans retaining the senate, it is going to be about investigations of the president and a few big moments of legislating around the debt ceiling. steven ricchiuto, when you look at this, i go

. >> let's hear it for the rochester nine. >> i love them and i love their sunglasses.come to the plaza to celebrate. it's a party every morning. coming up, we're going to go one-on-one with nba hall of famer, entrepreneur, d.j. he's got like 14 jobs. shaquille o'neal. >> you look short. >> i am. i'm 6'1". why his new project is so personal and why he loves giving back. >> i look forward to that. then bright colors, good smells, simple design hacks to try at your home and boost your mood. >> breakfast or post dinner desert p hacks to save plenty ofs meal prep time. >> what does it truly mean to be happy and how on earth can we achieve it? >> it's a big question. we're going to explore it next week. we have a special series called happiness today. we're hoping you help us out. go to today.com and take our quiz and we'll share the results next week. >> someone that's always happy. have you got the weather for us. >> today is a little gray, a little cooler than we're used to. it is 70s to low 80s across the northeast today with increasing sunshine. best chance of severe st