but check this out, up to our north, it is, snowing in upstate, new york and new england. both vermont and new hampshire getting some snow as well as northern maine. that is how cold it is this morning. new for future cast we will jump to tomorrow morning. i think we will get through the morning rush with no rain and anytime after 10:00 a.m. is when this rain will move in and stay with us through early afternoon. we will get a little bit of the break. the here's wednesday morning, yeah, wish full thinking, wednesday morning at 5:00 a.m. we probably will have have some rain to start the day but then it is gone for the evening rush. that is a brief look ahead at precipitation. so, past seven days we have had, one or two days that have been, above average, which is 74 degrees. we only made it to 59, pretty day yesterday but very chilly and today, we're thinking 65 for a high temperature. we've got a phillies game, tonight, and then in fact, their new opponent the marlins for the next couple of days. so you have the point is sweater weather for tonight. it will warm up by the

it is so cold that we're seeing snow in upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire, northern maine, accumulating snow as well and we do not have that. looking at the future cast it is not until tomorrow have after the morning rush hour that some rain, rolls in, and it looks like we will have rain throughout the afternoon on tuesday, and then, tuesday evening, wednesday morning, more rain rolling in and this is not looking like much and it does look like it will be over by lunchtime. here's your seven day forecast, 65 degrees today. even cooler tomorrow with that rain and wednesday morning, we will start with rain, but we should sunshine to take us back to the mid 60's by the afternoon. 70 degrees on thursday, friday looks excellent, best weather day of the week on friday with 74 degrees, late showers on saturday into sunday morning and that is your weather authority forecast, bob kelly, did i hear you say big trouble on i-95. >> big trouble, sue. 6:16. we are looking live from sky fox over the scene of this double tanker accident, on the southbound lanes of i-95, right here at washington avenue,

a car barrels through a store in upstate new york. into a smokesh o >>> caught on camera. a car barrelling through the star in upstate new york. a young woman crashed into this smoke shop on the border of an indian reservation. several employees and customers were inside of the store at the time of the crash. no one was hurt, hard to see when you see that video. you can seat video here, look at this after she crashes, climbs out of the car. she was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, she's also been charged with dwi. >>> taking research to the extreme. a city council member spent the night in a homeless encampment. he went in with an open mind and a willingness to learn. he came out wishing he had done this much sooner. even though he spent the night fighting off rats. >> i don't mind the noise and snoring, but i couldn't sleep because i had to fight off the rats. they were all over. the rats are big and fat, and they stare at me. >> despite those conditions, he says he was impressed with the camp and those who live there. sant

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new video this morning.. ==topvo== of a scary ene iupstate n york. a security camera captures the moment a car barrels through a convenience store. >>> pretty scary scene in upstate new york. security camera capturing the moment a car barrels through the convenience store. the 20-year-old driver was drunk. no one in the store was injured. the driver is fashion dui charges. >>> dramatic rescue after a crash in the east bay. >> a car with two teenagers inside plunged off the boulevard in the oakland hills. remarkably, the teens only had minor injuries. passers-by say they are stunned those victims survived. >> it's amazing that they lived. amazing they got stopped on that ledge. they were lucky. it would have gone harder. >> one of the teens had to be carried out while the other was air-lifted to the hospital in cuts and a broken bone. >>> an emotional night for the family of missing vallejo pearl pinson. they gathered at the overpass where it is believe she was abducted. she was allegedly dragged away. search crews busy this weekend looking in sonoma county, but no sign of the 15-year-old. >> distressed. i've been emotional the last three days. to think this happe

there's a sandwich you can get in upstate new york called the millard fill me more. and coolidge family has a cheese. dead presidents show up in music. there's a song called james k. poling, johnny be -- koch. lou reed had a song called the day john kennedy died, and again coming back to millard fillmore. he is buried in the same cemetery as the superfreak himself, rick james. dead presidents are also connected to the "star wars" universe, and it's the final resting place of woodrow wilson. high up in the tower at washington national cathedral there is a gargoyle or technically a grotesque of darth darth vadar. all in one place. which is just about as american as it gets, right? here's why it's important to know about these things. it's not just because they're fun or because they're important to know about, you're paying for the world of dead presidents. because every single president these days is entitled to a state funeral conducted by the u.s. military. every president is entitle today a presidential library, and on each president's birthday the military holds a

and back in upstate new york, neither did john kalt beeiano, who was sentenced to almost five years oferal mail fraud just last month. his lawyer says he is appealing his case. his girlfriend, who did not drop a dime on him, is serving three years' probation. and for any cons out there considering getting some dark glasses and a cane, michael robinson has a message. >> we're going to do everything that we can to ensure that those individuals who violate the public's trust are held accountable. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm rebecca jarvis in albany. >>> up next, we'll take you inside the pitch-a-thon, where today's basement inventors hope to turn their wild ideas into the next big thing. >>> and later, how puppy play time is helping college students pass their finals. never be good. purina believes it can. inspecting every ingredient for quality? that's big. being confident that your pet's food is 100% safe? that's big, too. spending more healthy years with your best friend? that's amazing. big is exciting... daring... for everyone. pets don't just make life better - they make it bi

in upstate new york, climate activists disrupted a power plant conference and forced the chair of the federal energy regulatory commission norman bay off the stage. the protesters were calling for fossil fuels to be kept in the ground. it's the latest disruption targeting the little-known federal agency, which is responsible for regulating the natural gas industry, hydroelectric projects and , oil pipelines. this clip begins with chairman norman bay. >> a market-based approach to further import public policies -- as you all know, the world health organization and the leading scientist on the planet have said, keep it on the ground or sign the death points of hundreds of millions of evil. amy: and those are some of the headline this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. rightsilblazing human attorney michael ratner has died at the age of 72. for over four decades he defended, investigated, and spoke up for victims of human rights abuses across the wor

. >> he's going to bring factories back to upstate new york. well, fracking would bring jobs back to upstate new york. i agree with that, but that's part of his policy to allow it. repealing nafta, getting into a trade war -- >> that's not what he said. if you listen closely -- >> listen closely? >> can i finish? >> sure. >> if you listen closely -- what he's saying, he's never given a percent that i heard. >> yes, he has. >> he's going to negotiate better trade deals. there's a huge trade imbalance -- wait a minute. you try to sell an american car in china, good luck to you. >> we are selling -- >> no, we're not. we're getting rammed -- 95% of their products overseas, not here. engage in an overseas trade war. engaged the one with us, we're not fighting back. >> i agree with charlie, talked to a lot of people, they are nervous about that. but when you talk at home, when you're talking about americans and concerns about lower income americans, a single person who makes less than $25,000. a married couple that makes less than $50,000 -- >> how ab

moving toward the northeast, from the pocono mountains in the lehigh valley heading up toward upstate new york, and that is not, expected to be a big deal. pretty isolated. that should be it for the morning, for precipitation, at the end of the day there is a slight chance of a few pop ups, but that is what we have going on right now. up around let's see clinton, upper mount bethel, phillipsberg, heavier rain just moved through. air quality alert, still a lot of those concentrated pollutants in the air could give you trouble, if you have breathing issues but for rest of us, we have to find a way to cool down. i don't know about you, but we have turned our air conditioning on and it will stay on today and tomorrow as well with 90 degrees and possibility of pop up showers and thunderstorms. that takes care of your friday, rest of the holiday weekend forecast is coming up, and, of course, bob kelly will be here with us but he will be here from ocean city, new jersey coming up in a little while. in the meantime lets check out the roadways for you. starting off with a look at the overnight construc

heaviest rain has pushed well off to the west, a line of heavy rain and thunderstorms in upstate new york and western pennsylvania right now. we still solve rain around d.c. area back into portions of delaware where steady yes, sir rain is over the delaware bay, can zoom in on that as you can see pretty steady showers about to poised to make their way in new castle county delaware, possibly slowing down the evening commute on i-95. scattered sprinkles and drizzle around philadelphia, but take a look down the shore, sunnies actually peeking out the in a few spots. people outside on the beach, it is on the live neighborhood network enjoying one break of sun, we have in the seen in a while, we have to take what you can get. rain amounts today an inch and a quarter in mount holly, pottstown at 1.16, just over an inch fill at fell a international airport. the mount pocono just over a half inch. we have a coastal flood warning up and down the coast and delaware bay thanks to that on shore flow, those wind pushing water up against the coast and even around the mouth of the delaware river here no

. >>> a tip given to a waitress in upstate new york came with a special request. a woman left becky a $77 tip, it said my friend dies last night, use the tip to spend time with someone you love. >> she will use it for a night out with her friends and boyfriend and sharing her story to hopefully inspire others. >>> well, it has been more than a year since a fire damaged a popular bakery in north philadelphia forcing it to close. and denise's delicacy reopened to happy customers that waited patiently to welcome her back. alicia vitarelli joins us with more. everyone loves this bakery. >> reporter: they were so happy to see this sign up, they waited early this morning tonight was a sweet celebration indeed. >> denise is back. the faithful showed up bright and early and the people lining up down the street. and once they got inside the sweet reward. >> i'm getting cookies and donuts and a cake. i'm be on sweet overload. >> you have to love that smile. the bakery sustained heavy damage in a kitchen fire just before easter last year. denise tells us it was a long road g

>> reporter: and she found herself on the phone talking to a district attorney in upstate new york. >> i know the truth, sir. >> reporter: tonya believed she knew who'd done it. who'd done that terrible thing at the convenience store on an easter sunday morning many years ago. that store clerk abducted and never seen again. >> and it probably only took maybe 60 seconds to do what they needed to do. >> reporter: what tonya re-opened was a wound that had never really healed in oswego county, new york. >> i can't let it go, and i won't let it go. >> i will die trying and fighting for her. >> if they think i'm going to walk away, they are mistaken. i am not. >> reporter: even today just say the name "heidi allen," and a swirl of memories come back. some of them fuzzy now. it was 1994, that missing girl. the van, was it blue, was it white? and didn't they get the guy who did it and send him away? tonya was a teenager back then. did you follow it in the news or did kids talk about it in school? >> i knew about that they were looking for a van. that's basically all i knew at that point. >> r

is to say what you upstate new york called the millard feel anymore. that calvin -- own cheese shop started by the coolidge family. that president show up in music. there's a song. lou reed had a song called the day john to die. and begin an effective milledgeville morecambe duesberg in the same cemetery as the superfreak himself, rick james the dead presidents are connected to the star wars universe and those of you who have ever visited washington national cathedral know this because the final resting place of woodrow wilson. high up on the top of washington national cathedral there is a cargo of our technically a grotesque of darth vader the gentlemen who fought the war to end all wars, and the dark lord at the heart of the star wars all in one place which is just about as american as it gets. here's what is important to note about these things are not because they are fun or they are important to know about. you are paying for the world of dead presidents. everything the president these days is entitled to a state funeral conducted by the u.s. mili

on the other side of the country the radar showing southern alabama to upstate new york bringing rain to most of the eastern seaboard. >>> still ahead, mark zuckerberg is breaking his silence amid controversy talking about how facebook shapes its trending topics. >>> and baggage backup. this was a huge mess. thousands of bags missing flights and it couldn't come at a worse time as tsa officials get grilled on capitol hill. >>> plus, this is the wrong woman to mess with. she fought off not one, but two carjackers all caught on camera. >>> that plane trying to fly around the world landed overnight in in tulsa after an 18-hour flight in phoenix. there will be one more top in the u.s. before the plane takes off for a flight across the atlantic to europe or north africa. >>> carly trent who vanished last week is back home with her parents. but now her uncle faces kidnapping charges. two men found her and 57-year-old gary simpson near the virginia border in northern tennessee. one held simpson at gunpoint, the other called 911. trent is said to be okay. >>> a medical malpractice lawsuit in

. >>> no one is hurt after a car barreled through a store in upstate new york. all caught on camera. police say the driver was drunk when she missed a curb and slammed into theç smoke shop. several customers were inside at the time of the crash. they all made it out safely. >>> new information, a mexican soccer star is rescued after being kidnapped. he was taken after leaving a party in the town. the soccer star was part of mexico's 2014 world cup team. >>> and an arizona high school senior has been denied a chance to walk at graduation even though he kept up with his classes while battling cancer. senior class president steven dire was diagnosed with leukemia two years ago and spent most of his junior year in and out of the doctor's office. after doubling his course load, dryer fell a couple credits short and the suburban phoenix high school district denied him his cap and gown. dwyer had to watch his final high school moment in the sidelines, a memory he can't get back. >> you don't have a choice. it's not our choice to be away from school. just to have to wa

. >>> what a way to say thanks, a man from upstate new york just won $1 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket. his sister gave it to him along with a homemade card to say, hey, thank you for helping out with the kids. the two plan to go on vacation together and pay off their parents' mortgage. >>> the fbi is asking for your help after something that happened in the michigan grocery store. anything but sweet. take a look at this guy. agent say he tried to contaminate food in the store. the fbi is not releasing the name of the store but it's near an arbor. you can actually see the guy look like he's sprinkling something of liquid on display carts that had unpackaged food in them. preliminary tests of that liquid came back negative for harm full of substances but the fbi detroit division wants to talk to this man. >>> a carnival cruise ship set sail for cuba from miami after weeks of uncertainty, carnival that to convince cuba to change it's policy and let cuban born passengers back in. an american key successfully negotiated and changed cuban policy. carnival ceo says he was part of the

guest: it is a credit bearing college program in a prison in upstate new york that allows students to take college classes on the inside while incarcerated and guaranteed a spot in the university of new york system upon release, so it's a college program prison, but also eight reentry program that makes higher education the centerpiece of a former incarcerated persons new line. host: which other nations did you look at it why? guest: i visited nine nations. rwanda, uganda, south africa, jamaica, thailand, brazil, australia, singapore and norway and my overall vision was to part, one was to rethink some of the fundamentals of our criminal justice system and specifically our prison system by way of other countries and rethink the fundamental concept of which are prison system relies and the other one was that i wanted to broaden our conversation, which i think is certainly a growing public conversation around massac carson ration in this crisis of prison. i wanted to broaden the conversation to include the world and to include especially the impact of america's system upon the world in

. >> she's a grandmother she works at a mcdonald's in upstate new york and boy can she rap its a littleer in the morning buzz. >> ♪ >> 5:14. breaking news a strong earthquake has hit the coastline of ecuador in south america and is near where a devastating quake hit the country back on april 16th. you're taking a look at a map where the epicenter of this latest quake is located, about 21 miles from rosa serata near the pacific coastline. a much larger 7.8 magnitude earthquake last month killed 660 people and left tens of thousands homeless. so, this is certainly not what that region needs. still trying to recover from that major earthquake last month. >> all right. let's go to karen rogers. she's got a look here local at what's going on with your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. let's check the roads. we've got lots of construction crews working out there right now. we can see them live. this is 422 at 23. they're out here blocking the right lane. don't forget to stay left as you're coming off away from 202. it should be cleared pretty soon, though, so watching the cre

those american workers in upstate new york tonight argue those mistakes can't be fixed soon enough. >> think about this. for every $100,000 we sell, it's probably a job. that's 30, 40 more jobs we could provide in new york. the jobs are overseas. t stay on it. that website, the gsa, well, authorities now say that they've given the distributors until the end of this month to correct their listings or be barred from selling. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. and breaking news moments ago. a new statement just in from joan rivers' daughter about the death of her mother. we'll have the new developments, coming up. >>> also, lost at sea. the two teenagers who vanished on a fishing trip, the last known images right there. and now comes new word about that iphone found on their boat. >>> and late today, these images coming in, a roller coaster stuck with more than 60 passengers dangling for hours. you'll see how it ends in just a moment. of diabetic nerve pain, these feet were the first in my family to graduate from college, raised active twin girls, a

six women meeting in upstate new york in the 1840s. to sit down strike by workers in flint, michigan, and warren michigan to start the united auto workers. rosa parks refusing to go to the rear of the bus in montgomery, alabama. this flash, the latest stage of the civil rights movement. it all starts with a few people. we should never be demoralized by forgetting that historical principle. it all starts with small communities, small groups. what's happened today is the commercialization of our elections, from the profit centers that the presidential debates have offered to the commercial media like fox and cnn and others who put on these debates, decide who's going to be in tier one and tier two, imagine that, to the super pacs and the business of raising money in order to advance t through our electoral process commercial values over civil values. the commercialization of these elections have reached a point in american history where they are off limits to democracy itself. they are off limits to democracies in several communities. th

new york. that's a pretty good run. and i hear i won every county in indiana last night too. >> in new york state, i'm from buffalo upstate. you'll do well up there. >> i did well. >> but in new york city -- >> i did very well. it was like a 50/50 deal. >> among republicans. >> among republicans, yeah. but i had a massive -- >> you're not suggesting you think new york would be in play? >> i'm sucking new york is in play. >> i know -- >> i will win upstate new york by massive numbers. i'll win outer long island by massive numbers. i'll win all the sections that are horribly affected by nafta, you know, a clinton deal. i will win sections of this city that nobody else could win. yes, i think new york is in play. by the way, if new york is in play and if i won new york, then i win the election. you understand that because of the size. i'll win michigan. michigan is not going to be even contested by any other republican. they wouldn't even go there. i'll win michigan because of what's happened. they've sucked all the jobs out of michigan too, and i'm constantly talking about michigan with the cars and what's happening. i thin

new york. tom! >> caller: a great big boo-ya from upstate new york. >> fantastic. go ahead. me. >> caller: with all the penny stocks out there and the multiple out there, i just want to know if the s.e.c. has enough resources to combat the situation. >> no, they don't. they need much more. they need more of a skeptical attitude. i think what's happened with the s.e.c. is what's happened with a lot of companies. if they had more enforcement, we would all welcome it. memo to the s.e.c., get yourselves a copy of that wynn conference call. it's amazing. start doing your darn jobs! it's been six years since the flash crash and all investors like steve that wynn, watching the show are still playing by the same bad actors at wall street. enough. the stock market is too important to our collective financial futures to let these clowns treat it like their personal play ground. let's clean it up. much more "mad money" ahead. what the heck is happening with bergen? what is this market's darling? the stocks down 40% from the all time high. rapid fire and tonight's frequenty friday editi

that is the deal from the chilly air coming down from canada and bringing snow to upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire and that is just how cold it is, but we will recover nicely with a temperature of 65 degrees today, and cloud, and some showers, tomorrow. we might have to talk about a rain delay for the phillies for tomorrow, double-check that timing, rain in the morning, on wednesday, but it should be gone by the afternoon. then we will start to talk 70's for our temperatures, wednesday, thursday, friday, and saturday and sunday. maybe a little rain over weekend but we have time to fix that. that is your weather authority forecast. we always think we can do that we can change the weather. >> we are all counting over on you over there, your weather crystal ball 567:89:17 on a monday morning. we have a live look at an accident here southbound lanes of i-95, right here near washington avenue. we have the city sky line, here in the background but southbound i-95 heading toward the airport. it looks like a couple vehicles involved at washington. it is just south of penns landing. starting

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. >>> scary scene in upstate new york.secure camera captures a car barrelling through the convenience store. the 20-year-old driver was drunk. >> questions and outrage linger this morning after their child fell into a zoo gorilla exhibit prompting a lethal response from zoo workers. >> authorities say a 4-year-old boy fell into the zoo's exhibit and was dragged by the 17-year-old gorilla. the zoo's dangerous animal team shot and killed the gorilla after determining the situation was life threatening. the zoo's director stands by the zoo's action. >> they made a tough choice and the right choice. they saved the boy's life. >> thousands signed an online petition kriltsizing the zoo for how they handled that situation. it calls for the unidentified parents to be held accountable. >>> 5:58. life guards will decide later whether to reopen a southern california beach. it was evacuated yesterday after what is believed to have been a shark attack. a woman swimming about 150 yards offshore was attacked by a shark or some other sea

you're not going to get that much rain from philadelphia northwards through areas of upstate new yorkw england. boston will get clipped late tonight. this storm, two storms consolidate. nor'easter-type friday, gusty wind, cold, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. airport will be a mess with delays. finally watch that storm slowly leaving over the weekend. at the same time everyone in the middle of the country is saying i have the best forecast in the world. it's going to be almost 90 in fargo, north dakota, and 48 in boston. that's ridiculous contrast there. fargo 30 degrees warmer than atlanta. upside down weather map there. the worst of it is located in the mid-atlantic and northeast leaving with you a shot of new york city where if everything goes well we'll give you peeks of sunshine by mother's day. that's ridiculous. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, desig

the fourth murder trial in upstate new york about to wrap up. prosecutors trying to prove he murdered his estranged wife. this time a judge, not a jury, will decide. major league ball boy make the majorly catch saving a fan from a serious knock on the head. heather: good ending, a 9-year-old girl is safe and sound in tennessee at her uncle is in custody. police say he signed carly trent out of her school a week ago and took off with her. gary stenson was arrested after two men say they ran across the pair in a rural area and held him at gunpoint until police arrived. more on this story from atlanta. what a great ending to this story. >> reporter: it is indeed. these good samaritans came to the little girl's rescue were heating a call from law enforcement, police had been urging residents of hawkins county, tennessee to search their farms, their property in this remote rural section of the state for any sign of the missing girl. the men found the girl and her uncle in a barn off a record hilltop trail that is accessible only by a tv. baptist prea

upstate new york. pennsylvania. >> carrier, ford, apple.them to come back. >> i don't want them to leave. they're not going to leave. because if time -- we have to use the power of the tariff. we have to use the power of taxation. if we don't do that, we're very, very foolish. >> don't you have to lead by example. so many of the products in the donald j. trump collection are made overseas. bangladesh. china. >> that's because you can't buy them here. i want to buy television sets here. i want to buy. i buy thousands of television sets here. i have a lot of different projects, as you probably have heard. i buy thousands of sets. i cannot buy a television set in this country. >> if you want other companies to make their products in america, shouldn't you make your products in america? >> they don't make a lot of the products. >> shouldn't you lead by example? >> george, i told you. they don't make this stuff here. when i want to buy -- >> brooks brothers does. >> they don't make here. they don't make here. not that i see. i make my hats. make

new york would be in play. >> i am suggesting new york is in play. >> i know you suggested michigan and pennsylvania. >> i will win upstate new york by massive numbers, out on long island by massive numbers. sections horribly effected by nafta, a clinton deal. i will win sections of this city that nobody else could win. yes, i think new york is in play. by the way, if new york is in play and i won new york, then i won the election. you understand that because of the size. i'll win michigan. michigan is not going to be even contested by any other republican. they wouldn't even go there. i'll win michigan because of what's happened. they sucked all the jobs out of michigan, too. i am constantly talking about michigan with the cars and what's happening. i think i'll win pennsylvania. i'm sure i'm going to win pennsylvania. i'll win florida, which you have to win. i think i'm going to do very well, but i will put states in play that no other republican will even talk about or go to. >> do you think the general election has already started, you versus hillary clinton, that for all practical purposes bernie sanders is out? >> i think what has happened. th

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we had a case in by bush, new york, upstate new york and it turns out that there's an enormous amountf anti-semitism up there. our friends at the southern poverty law center told us there's a significant ku klux klan presence in upstate new york. we had clients, we kids would go to school who are being beaten up all the time, being called all sorts of epithets for being jewish. we had kids were held down. the school system said these kids, they need to get over this. they need to get tougher, you go to protect themselves. totally wrong. that is not an appropriate way for schools to deal with the. we sued them. we not only got money out of the book of them to completely change the way they approach these problems. we got them to adopt this variety of things to train teachers, ho have vested have to through educational programs. every single incident as soon as there's a swastika on will have to be photographed and washed off, handed over within a day. we have a variety of different things to change the way the school operated. it wasn't just enough to get money. we wanted to have a cha

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according to a november 2015 article entitled "upstate new york gang members on secret list of 6,000 freed early from prison" --. so it's happening in new york, too. "in the northern district of new york, the court prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed on the eligibility of almost all of the inmates and disagreed on only five cases that became subject to litigation of those five cases, a judge ordered early release for three and rejected one." a fifth case is pending -- so ought of all the cases, only one was rejected. so judges have a duty to make sure that they -- they don't have to take everything the prosecutor says. normally a prosecutor asks for sometimes a higher sentence than the judge wants to give. but a judge is equally required to reject a prosecutor's failure to oppose unjustified reductions. but this is, frankly, mr. president -- frankly, this is president obama's policy. and the attorney general who he's appointed, loretta lynch's policy. and eric holder before her, to basically cut people's sentences that have been lawfully imposed throughout this country, and it's

new york, mr. katko. mr. katko: thank you, great to have you here today. i'm from syracuse, new york. not new york city, upstate new york. i, too, have family in charleston. been there many times. governor haley: beautiful areas, visit often. mr. katko: i want to get a feel from you if i may to what degree has the administration consulted with you or worked with you while evaluating the suitability of charleston for a site for their -- possibly a site for these detainees? in 2015 they did a survey, did he they work closely with you? governor haley: everything that they have done, they have done on their own. the only thing they did was call us and let us know they would be visiting charleston, which was the first we heard of to go look at the naval base. mr. katko: are you telling me here they made no effort to get -- input from you about this possible transfer of detainees? governor haley: no. what that's done to not only me but every other governor, it's left us without any information to share with our constituents or any way to defend ourselves against the possibility of these detainees coming to our state.

we had a case in pinebush, new york, upstate new york, and it turns out that there is an enormous amountf anti-semitism up there. our friends at the southern poverty law center told us it turns out there's a significant klan presence in upstate new york, no that far from albany if you can imagine it. we had clients who had kids go to school, being beaten up all the time, being called epithets for being jewish. a kid was held down while one puts a swastika on their forehead. they say they need to get tougher, deal with it themselves. totally wrong. that's not an appropriate way for schools to deal with it. we sued them. we not only got money out of them but got them to completely change way they approach these problems. got them to adopt a variety of things to train the teachers to have the students have to go through educational programs. every single incident, as soon as there's a swastika on the wall, has to be photographed, washed off, painted over in a day. we have a variety of different things to change the way the school operated. wasn't enough to get money. we wanted to have a cha

. >> let's discuss all of this with representative john who is a congressman from upstate new york joining us from syracuse. you're a member of the house homeland security committee. is the tsa right now effective or is it failing in its efforts? >> i wouldn't say it's failing but there's room for improvement. both domestically but also internationally. let's not forget, we spent billions of dollars every year domestically trying to keep our skies safe but if we don't do a good enough job for airports and flights coming directly to the u.s., we may leave a back door open with vulnerabilities and i'm quite concerned about that. >> you're worried about james woolsey, the former cia director as well. the head of the tsa said it's down nearly 6,000 employees right now when you look at what happened to brussels airport, the bombing there and the belief that the egyptair flight was probably a terrorist attack. why are u.s. airports short thousands of security employees right now? >> well, one of the reasons they're short right now is they have that they would have much larger number precheck. th

. >> came from upstate new york, and the rain ruined everything. >> reporter: so keith and aaron joinedrs walking. this was this afternoon. not too bad, but this was this morning as the rain fell on to these boards, only a handful braved elements. same for the beach. we found a handful of folks. why this guymented to get out of his sand blanket, not so easy to understand as others literally chilled, but beach goers are nothing if not resilient. witness these girls. >> i'm not hot, my makeup's not melting. >> just something to do, because, like, there was nothing happening in our area. >> i got this. >> i like this weather. >> if it starts really raining? >> then we're leaving. >> minutes later, it really started raining, and guess who we spotted headed for shelter? yep. that's them. i got similar reports up and down the jersey shore about empty or near empty beaches. belmar, for example, but for those who stuck it out on the beach -- >> i think it's something different. never been on the beach, like, with this weather, usually it's sunny and hot. >> reporter: do you like this or not? >>

. >> peter now lives in upstate new york.hear much about kevin until you find out somebody died and you're the only two "friends" he names in his will. >> from the moment i opened that up and i saw kevin's name, i was like, "somebody's scamming us." >> the two men discuss what to do next. >> i said, "peter, i believe it. i believe it, and i'm going with it for gusto." >> i took the other side of it completely, going, "kevin, if it's too good to be true, it probably is." >> but peter agrees to make the 900-mile trip to lincoln, illinois, to find out for both of them. peter's home video begins to unravel the mystery. >> behind the silos, ray had a grave site with all his dogs. look at this, all the pet cemetery. queenie, 3-21-77. 10-15-87. '82, '80, '94. buddy, fred, fad. wow. a lot of dogs. >> the pet cemetery abuts 167 acres of prime soil, tillable for corn and soybean... >> wow. that's a lot of farmland out there. >> ...all this a gift from a man they never met. so, who was this guy? and why would he do this? >> dennis and n