new york, paul, independent, good morning. caller: i noticed mike did not answer the last question that anyway, i'm from upstate new york and back in the 1990's, bill clinton set the trend for accepting corporate money and since those days, we had nafta, all of these ills that kind of for working people, i have to tell you, in upstate new york, we do not trust democrats anymore. look at nancy pelosi. , they collect money from the same people the republican party do, wall street. if you are a working person, you can see right through that. we do not really here economic solutions when we hear a democrat running for office here it is more of, corporate, middle-of-the-road, innuendo. that is my comment. i think you are right in one way. and i talk in my book about this, how democrats have taken too much corporate money, and some democrats at least have gotten too close to wall street, too close to some of the biggest .ompanies and money i think we need to change that. i argue in my book that is democrats, we need to be back in the party of working people and economic solutions that will help working people. i think we're moving in

new york, paul, independent. good morning. >> good morning. everyone. i notice mike didn't answer the question. i'm from upstate new york and ack in the 1990's bill clinton set trend for accepting since thoseney, and days we have nafta, all these that kind of hurt working people. new tell you in upstate york we d

look at the rain we've seen over the last 24 hours or several inches on parts of pennsylvania, upstate new yorkve watches for the next several hours for parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. so much rain this summer time over the next couple days. we still have potential for more rain although it won't be for flooding rainfall we've seen over the last couple weeks. still the potential for scattered showers throughout the morning. things will start to taper off. potential for showers and thunderstorms across portions of the central u.s. and wherever the wildfires continued to burn will get a little moisture into the four corners but not in the areas that need to see it. summertime heat across the south. 80 in new york city come 86 in minneapolis, 84 in los angeles. back to you. cheryl: genesco thank you for much. trent or socialism or popular capitalism. how it could be a winning strategy for democrats or not. and would you shop your tongue to lose weight? new electric cutlery hoping to give your taste buds a special zap. the dow is up 83 points for the first time in five days. s&p futures

new york. >> reporter: a private lane carrying rapper post malone landed safely in upstate new york. r take off from teat teterboro, new york -- they informed that gulf scream jet b stewart international airport instead of returning. for hours the pilot stayed in plane. malone is riding high. the new york native performed with with 21 savage and aerosmith at the mtv video music awards in new york. he won a moon man for rock star, song of the year. on the ground emergency crew wurz standing by just in case something went wrong. officials say malone and his entourage were headed to airport london. >>> well, coming up first on cbs this morning new details on what's considered the most dev stating cyber ataken history. how it spread and why we're at risk. >>> plus a group of firefighters from samoa who travelled to fight the wild fires raging in the west. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm kenny choi. i'm kenny choi. and i'm anne makovec in for >>> let's t ofthis morning with a live look at at&t park. it is wednesday, august 22nd. good morning. i'm kenny choi

an intellectual, a lawyer from upstate new york. om pittsfield massachusetts and upstate new york, he became a practicing lawyer in new york city. very successful, went to williams college, harvard law school. as you can see, you look at his eyes and you see he's a very intelligent man. he's a man with a profound sense of civic duty. frankly,omething that, we have trouble understanding today. but it was something that so many young american officers in particular felt motivated them, civilians, to become officers, to serve our forces in world war i. these are often men from better families. they're often men from privileged backgrounds, men who served in professional traits of one type or another. they have this deep sense of responsibility for their country. and then, as they entered the service, toward their men. charles will be came -- became a captain in the 77th division united states national army, american expeditionary forces. 77th division was recruited from greater new york city. many of the men came from the lower east sid

president trump signed the legislation at an army base in upstate new york.usiness hub in singapore. hello, how are you doing, are you having a good tuesday? yes, i am. markets are looking good. always good to hear. what you make of this, what do the markets and people around you make of this? it basically tightens the news on foreign deals with an eye on china. this law, supported by both republicans and democrats in congress was basically motivated by us concerns that chinese companies are using investments and acquisitions to gain access to new technology. those worries are also behind the new us tariffs on mainland goods. this initiatives comes as other countries, including uk, consider ways to toughen their scrutiny of foreign deals with china. the new law does not simply mention the mainland, but it directs officials to review whether the transaction involves a country of special concern that is demonstrated oi’ special concern that is demonstrated or declared strategic goals of acquiring a type of critical technology or critical infrastructure. the com

a conservative congressman from upstate new york son defense thmorning.ative chris collins promises to fightse federal rity fraud charges. >> he's already lost his seat on the house energyrc and com committee. news4's nic carvajal has more on the fallout on capitol hill. nikki, what's collins accused of doing? >> he's accused of lying to the fike and insider trading. prosecutors said he used his role on a phaaceutical company to pass along information to family members. what happens, eye a drug trial failed and ultimately caused ank byompany's stocks to about 92%. but for those family members, they got out in time. and he allegedly saved them over $700,000. some of th accusations are that they was behaving very brazenly. at one point taking a phone call about these trades at the white house lawn. for his part uxma congre collins said he's innocent and he will continue to run for re-election in november. aaron and eun. >> nicki carvajal on the hill. thank you. >>> intro is cra down to prevent fare cheaters. metro is removing these swing gate emergency exit

isolated totals of 4, the totals are lower in pennsylvania and upstate new york. last week, this is the same area that got nailed with all the heavy rain. also, i'll end with this. a slight chance of severe weather today, central pa, northern virginia and upstate new york. so wind damage with those thunderstorms this afternoon and torrential rain. >> thanks for that, bill yay. still ahead, new details over talks between the u.s. and china in a bid to accuse the ongoing trade war. >>> chipotle, this should not get a yay, getting hit after the company's yet again forced to close one of its restaurants over customers getting sick. details and the stories surrounding your business day next. or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. i've been making blades here at gillette

a lawyer from upstate new york. from massachusetts, pitsfield, massachusetts. and then upstate new york. he became a practicing lawyer in new york city. very successful. went to williams college in massachusetts, harvard law school. as you can see. you look at his eyes and see he's a very intelligent man. he's a man with a profound sense of civic duty. this is something that, frankly, we have trouble understanding today. but it was something that so many young american officers in particular felt and which motivated them, civilians, to become officers, to serve our forces in world war i. these are often men from better families. they're often men from privileged backgrounds. men who serve in professional trades of one time or another. they have this deep personal sense of responsibility. toward their country. and then as they enter the service, toward their men. charles whittlesy became a captain and then a major in the 353rd regiment, 75th division. united statesary forces. many of its men came from the lower east side of manhattan or places like hell's kitchen

right now he is in, still the upstate new york area in rome, new york.e will be there for a fund-raiser in the next couple hours. the president heads back our way. he will be there at the white house later this evening. connell: when in rome -- melissa: here is morgan wright, digital government senior fellow and rebecca heinrichs, senior military fellow. thank you for joining us. morgan, let me start with you. you said we need to get on an even playing field with the chinese. they're ahead of us to get to even playing field in terms of cybersecurity spending and such? >> absolutely. this is kind of a oxymoron. google backed out at project maven, 3100 employees, known wanted to do this, google didn't raise a fuss developing with china and military section. they're ahead of us. they're in a lot of institutions a lot of our universities. melissa: why would google want to work with them instead of the united states government? >> you dent get that much right to protest in china. i think there is a big difference between free speech and censored speech. you k

or lake placid in upstate new york.keep hearing from him is -- and his lawyer said, i never bauought, he never bautou any stock. he was unlawfully providing information to members of his family. he broke the law. trying to make it about democrats going after representative price or whatever, it's misleading like we were talking about earlier. >> i want to be fair to the president. there's nothing in this indictment that involves him at all. collins is one of the first supporters in the house of representatives. he endorsed him very early on. but the president, donald trump was never involved in this company biotech firm. >> that's perfectly fine but how many times are we going to hear about corruption from the president, a top supporter, a lawyer, a campaign chairman before we start to really recognize how much this corruption is running through everything the president touches. it's like king midus was -- the president turned everything that turned to gold. the president seems to touch everything that turns to corrupti

mount mcgregor in upstate new york only a few miles north of saratoga springs and the significance of this site is this was the final home of civil war general of ulysses and this is the place he penned his memoirs. he once was dying of throat cancer and his family was facing serious financial problemsio and at this point in his life he was trying to take care of his family. and to tell the story here that most people don't know. after his second term of president ulysses s grant and his wife went on a roll to her for tworo years. he met many world leaders and was well respected but when they w arrived back in the states in 1879 they were looking for a place to settle because they had come out of the white house two years earlier it was always an easy decision even though they owned multiple properties that decisions for grant as a devoted family man to be close to family he chose the location where theyy adults sons were living in new york city. he moves into ain home on the upper east side of o manhattan and their children live nearby and you could say they spent a couple years out

after four hours in the air the airplane made a landing in upstate new york. no one was hurt. malone just won song of the year last night. >>> ahead of the elections russian hackers may have a new target. microsoft says they are going after conservative think tanks. specifically ones that have an adversarial relationship with president trump. >> it has become an understanding that the russians are interested and continuing to interfere in our elections. so far the tech industry and congress have said there are efforts today that continue to interfere in the midterms and possibly beyond. >> the hackers created websites that mimicked the hudson institute and the international republican institute. microsoft said users were secretly redirected to webpages where their passwords and other information was stolen. >>> facebook now using a system to predict the trustworthiness of its users. the company calls it a reputation score. users are scored on a scale. facebook says the ratings system was created over the last year to help fight fake news. the company says it is not meant to be

i'm from upstate new york. i know how difficult ballot access is there. uld imagine, though, that new york state republicans have some pretty good election lawyers that are going to be able to navigate the situation. >> it sounds like they're trying. it sounds like they've got good lawyers which will put him in a different slot and then they can put somebody else on. i think they very well may be able to do it. it still is a very messy situation. they want him to go away as fast as possible. >> lynn, of course, regardless of what they can do legally, there's a huge political issue they're dealing with. there's all this talk on radio about a blue wave. how does something like this impact the dynamics across the country in terms of democrats trying to take back the house? >> well, if democrats want an issue of a corrupt republican congressman, they've got it, no matter what he does. and he could have done his party a favor by giving a clearer statement today. when you say you suspend a campaign, what the heck does that mean? are you doing -- he could have ad

we talked a little bit about this case in upstate new york and you can say well, it was just sort of an outlieree decision by a judge in a rural county in upstate new york is probably not familiar and haven't seen a lot of right ofwe publicity cases in his career. we filed o o a brief with the ce involving lindsay lohan where we pointed out that plaintiffs lawyersrs are already routinely citing this case and the fact that i got past a motion to dismiss saying hey, you are portrayinge my client in a docudrama, you're not allowed toyo do that without getting our permission, and yes is partly about consent and partly about money, but i think the consent part is absolutely the most important and the most salient part. they're saying you are not allowed to portray me p in a document drama unless you get my permission. that is the definition of censorship. we still have, even if it's just a few random cases out there who get cited in the claim letters that are studios receive on a weekly basis. >> routinely. even if b the studio decides we've got lawyers and we don't think this is the right

and he had -- very, about very liberal that live in upstate new york hot bed of more than new york city and he had five siblings i think it was. four of them were extremely liberal, the other was e van is jell call guess who showed up to help her? only one. and a that was very important to her so my criteria for what matters is core value is when you're lying in a hospital bed getting chemotherapy which rick and i both have had to do -- you do not ask the registration of the person standing next to you getting through. if you do, you're crazy. >> so are you saying doctor that politics is not necessarily a -- binding marital sphors? >> i think it can be. but i think there are other things that are much more important and can be a divorce force my favorite story is a couple i did 50 interviews for this book but brothers and sisters and parents and children -- you don't want to know about the fatherhood unfriended his son. [laughter] let me tell you i have stories that can really l, that's the look you should be having. but one of them that was remarkable and hear national review is wonder

we have talked about this case in upstate new york. liaran say, it was a known in upstate new york. who has not seen a lot of right of publicity cases in his career. we filed a brief in the court of appeals, a case involving lindsay lohan. alreadyf's lawyers are routinely citing this case, the fact it got passed a motion to dismiss, saying you are per train my client in a docudrama. thatre not allowed to do under new york law without getting our permission. it is partly about consent, money. part is theconsent most important and salient. they are saying, you are not allowed to pretrade me in a docudrama unless you get my permission. that is the definition of censorship. even if it is just a few scattered cases, they get cited in the cases we receive on a weekly cases -- basis. decide,if the studios this is not right. we can defend a claim. that decision. if you are a small filmmaker, documentary filmmaker without a lot of resources, somebody on a project where you need to get insurance and the insurers are saying, what is the law? are you sure we can do this? those are the people at

. >>> president trump vited fort drum in upstate new york to sign a new $716 billioefense bill named in senator john mccain's honor. but he didn't quite honor him. >> the national defenat authorn act is the most significant investment in our military and our war fighters in modern history, and i am very proud to be a big, big part of it. >> that bill is forma named the john s. mccain national defense authorization act, but as you heardthere, the president never mentioned mccain's name is his nearly 30 minutes remarks. the 81-year-old, who is currently battling brain cancer released a statement saying he was pro andumbled by the honor. >>> an indianapolis guidance obcounselor may lose her after the catholic school she was working for for 15 years learned that she has a wife. >> i've hidden everything from social media. i've hidden i y from, know, people that i love because i knew that i was - i was at risk of losing my job over this. >> shelly w fitzgeral placed on administrative leave from roncalli high school after someone got a hold of her marriage license and turned it in in to an

. >> we are on mount mcgregor in upstate new york a few miles north of saratoga spring and the significance of this historical site is this was the final home of the general ulysses s. grant and this is the place where he penned his memoirs in 1885. he was dying of cancer and his family was facing serious financial problems. at this point in his life he was a man trying to take care of his family and we get to tell the story here that most people don't know about. after his second term as president, ulysses grant and his wife planned on a world tour for two years from 1877 to 79 and he she met many world beaters. he was respected around the world. when they arrived back in the states in 79, they were looking for a place to settle because they'd come out of the white house two years earlier. for granted was an early decision even though they owned multiple properties in the united states, the position for granted because he was always a devoted family man must be close to family so they chose a location where his adult son are living. so they moved into a home in the upper east side of manha

an indictment in upstate new york is not the same as an indictment in staten island. upstate new york, they're not going to like that. they're not going to like the fact that they voted him in so he could represent them and instead he turned around and tried to make money off of a weird australian pharmaceutical company. that's not what they were sending him to congress for. >> nate, take a look at collins endorsing trump. here he was at the rnc convention. >> i have the honor of seconding the nomination of donald j. trump as the next president of the united states of america. what's your message to republican voters in your very red district who still like that he did that and like trump, but may have second thoughts about him with regard to corruption? >> well, a lot of people love donald trump in this district. there is no -- that is a fact. and they love him because he said he's going to represent the forgotten man. now that's why mr. collins clings to him like a life preserver, because nobody believes that mr. collins represents western new york. he was arrested

chris collins is represented in upstate new york district for about six years now. it's pretty well to the right. it leans republican strongly. had is not a seat that anybody had really thought would be in play. now one has to wonder if he's in this such legal trouble, could democrats make a run that the seat? you know, in upstate new york in a year where the climate favors them substantially. but, look, the bigger picture there are plays right into democrats hands. nancy pelosi and the house wants to reprise her 2006 strategy of running against the so-called culture of corruption which worked very well against the bush administration. at the time that was the last time we saw a big democratic wave in the house. she wants to replicate it now. you have the president's, some of his family members in legal jeopardy. his former campaign chairman on trial right now. now you see one of his earliest congressional backers in legal trouble. it kind of adds to the stench on all of this and it makes it a little easier for democrats to make their case. >> and, anna, collins say

a republican congressman from upstate new york suspended his re-election campaign today -- days afterhe was arrested for insider trading. as errol barnett reports, congressman chris collins was an early supporter of president trump. >> i will remain on the ballot running for re-election this november. >> reporter: despite his wednesday pledge to stay in the race for new york's 27th congressional district, republican chris collins announced this morning a change of plans. in a statement, he wrote, "after extensive discussions with my family and my friends.ù i have decided to suspend my campaign." pledging to "fill out the remaining few months of term." the first congressional supporter of president trump was arrested and charged this past week with securities fraud and other crimes. prosecutors allege collins, who sits on the board of an australian pharmaceutical company, tipped off his son who in turn told other investors about the company's failed clinical trial for an experimental drug. helping them avoid more than $760,000 in losses. the three-term republican says he's innocent, bu

in upstate new york, yesterday's floodwaters trapped people and flooded areas. the worst area happened in an area frequented by tourists. >>> and in oklahoma, more rain is in the forecast for today. yesterday, nearly a foot of rain fell in an eight-hour span. oklahoma city was hit particularly hard. >>> overseas now, rescue crews looking for survivors worked through the night at the site of a collapsed bridge in genoa, italy. at least 35 people were killed when a 51-year-old highway bridge crumbled yesterday. large portions of the bridge slammed into two warehouses and onto train tracks. dozens of cars and trucks ended up in a heap of concrete. the bridge collapsed during a torrential rain during midday traffic. it's unclear what caused the collapse and officials say the death toll may rise. >>> british counterterrorism police raided three places in central england after a car slammed into a bridge near the parliament. the driver is on suspicion of committing a terrorist act, but police say he's not cooperating. he apparently traveled monday night, drove around

a republican congressman from upstate new york pleaded not guilty to charges of securities fraud.utors say christopher collins fed inside information about a drug company to his son. collins was arrested yesterday and freed on bail. >>> and the united states is set to impose new sanctions against russia for using a nerve gas to attack a former spy and his daughter. russia has denied responsibility for the attack in britain last march. the new sanctions will be imposed later on this month. >>> asbestos is banned in dozens of countries, and for decades it's been heavily restricted here in the u.s. the epa this summer proposed a rule that may allow a number of new products to contain asbestos. anna werner has details. >> reporter: asbestos products was used in many products up through the 197 0e -- 1970s, but after links to health concerns, they dropped it out of the u.s., however, the u.s. has never ban it outright. now it's one of ten substances being reviewed by the epa. groups are concerned the epa is actually working to weaken protections and possibly make consumers less safe. >

. >> glor: go upstate new york. go, kayla. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor.anks for watching this week. we will see you again on monday. have a great weekend. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org with breaking news: another grassfire. this one in fairfield. the fairfield police >>> we begin tonight at 6:00 with breaking news, another grassfire, this one in fairfield. the fairfield police department has ordered immediate evacuations in the paradise valley estates neighborhood. this is near nelson road and laguna valley road east of interstate 80. flames are burning right up to the subdivision right now, about 20 acres burned so far. look at these live pictures. we've seen firefighters in the neighborhood doing what they can to protect these homes and crews are in the open space trying to stop the flames from getting even closer to the homes you see there. it's still very hot in that part of solano county, 96 degrees right now and winds about 10 to 20 miles per hour. again people in the paradise valley

new york, very popular. the three ladies there are the fox sisters, maggie, kate, and leah. they started in upstate new york where they claim they could talk to the dead, knocking zone tables, and it skyrocketed into seances. the wealthy really enjoyed going to seances and believed in it, especially mary todd lincoln. she was really big into the spiritualism and afterlife, ok? ok, this is something i thought was funny. it is sheet music. look at what it is called spirit rappings. they even wrote music about that, and the seances, people gathered round the table, held hands, and talk to the dead. like i said before, mary todd lincoln and queen victoria were really big into spiritualism, and i believe that mary todd lincoln kind of learned it from queen victoria, because they wrote to each other and discuss this in depth. ok. ok, here we go. this is some spirit photography. the man at the end is named william -- he started spirit photography, which is essentially double exposures. someone would come in and described their loved one and he would find someone who looked like them, take a photo. they lo

. >> reporter: more than 30 million under flash flood watches from rginia through upstate new york. >> our house is under water. we have nothing. we lost everything. >> reporter: this dramatic rescue in pesylvania, a boy dr trapped by raging waters pulled to safety. across the region, first responders spent the day evacuating stranded motorists and residents, somepla places hes ofng four i rain an hour. >> i eva lcnd cousin in a wheeir. >> reporter: in upper car b darby, pennsylvania, a police officer was almost swept away and at the mall the flo court flooded sending shocked shoppers to higher ground and major highways were impassable.ar in of new jersey, the water was so high it led to historic comparisons up to storm sandy. >> this is horrendous compared t sandy. >> this just came in so fast. >> reporter: fast and furious and tonight maybe far from over with flash flood watches continuing into the night. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> investigators have boxes from the ack commercial plane stolen and crashed near seattle on friday. mployee line who hijacked it and was kil

and finally landed in upstate new york this afternoon. the wrapper later tweeted thanking his fans for their prayers. he attended the music awards last night and performed his hit song which also one song of the year.>>> a bay area-based chain of do-it-yourself stores is a probably falling apart at the seams tonight. the mercury news reports orchard supply hardware will close all of its stores by the end of the year. founded in san jose in 1931, the chain was sold to sears in the 90s and then later to lowe's. orchard has nearly 100 stores in california, oregon, and florida. dumpling about 4000 people. liquidation sales will begin this week.>> sad to see that.>>> we are talking not only about weather around here, but also hawaii. the closest category 5 hurricane in modern history is this storm right here. hurricane lane. 160 mile-per- hour sustained transit steam near the center of the storm. only 370 miles southeast of the big island and it is headed in that general direction. the latest national forecast takes it pretty close to the isla

recruiters are trying to lure kids in upstate new york with candy. klan members have been meeting children as they make their way to the bus in the morning. apparently, they're handing out bags of flyers and snickers candy bars. >> trevor: oh, man! now parents have to be extra worried if their kid comes home with candy. parents are going to be like, "timmy, where did you get that candy? from a pedophile? oh, thank god. i thought it was-- i thought it was the k.k.k. oh, my god." ( laughter ) and, you know, i think the k.k.k. underestimates how smart kids are these days. like if anything, the kids are going to end up tricking the k.k.k. "thanks for the candy, mister. now i hate mexicans and blacks. what a moron. doesn't he know the most effective racism is dominating power structures, not running around in a bed sheet? what a dumb ass." ( laughter ) ( applause ) moving on. while america is at home depot shopping for the border wall, it might want to pick up a spare. >> illegal immigration from canada is soaring. >> last year, border patrol agent along

. >>> president trump is in upstate new york. he just signed a defense bill named after arizona senator john mccain, but the president never once mentioned the senator. >> the national defense authorization act is the most significant investment in our military and our war fighters in modern history and i am very proud to be a big, big part of it. >> the president made those remarks at ft. drum as he signed what is formally called the john s. mccain national defense authorization act. the bill is said to provide more than $700 billion in funding for the military. >>> the war of words between the president and a former advisor is heating up after a new secret recording was released today. >> here's allen martin and the audio from omarosa. allen? >> ken and liz, the former reality tv star omarosa newman appeared on nbc's today show. she said the audio conversation is from 2017 between her and president trump. in the recording the president expresses surprise that she had been fired from his administration. >> omarosa, what's going

his comments came days after president trump told an upstate new york crowd that cuomo once told him quote i'll never run for president against you. the governor's office says cuomo believes that america has not yet reached his maximum potential. but that was after he blasted the trump administration. >> we're not going to make america great again. it was never that great. [ cheers and applause ] we have not reached greatness. we will reach greatness when every american is fully engaged. >> president trump responded to this saying that cuomo was having a total meltdown. >>> jury deliberations are set to begin today in the trial of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. testing the ability of special counsel robert muler to make charges stick. in closing arguments, prosecutors told the jury that witnesses and documents show manafort lied about hiding millions of dollars and lied to banks to secure loans. the defense continued to attack the star witness. meethe burden of proof.t >>> officials art what c airport. many in arlington, virginia. video posted to social media shows the

and akoustis technologies was founded in the u.s., manufacturing and upset you new york -- upstate newk and to there will be no other choice where these chips come from. we are uniquely positioned to participate in this market in that regard. emily: we understand how 5g will make our phones faster, and remind us why 5g is so important to the broader tech sector. the coming of 5g could be revolutionary for everything from self driving car technology to a method reality. jeff: that is correct. as your introduction noted, things like autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence, there is high-definition streaming, there is low latency-based gaming applications. the latency problem in 4g lte will be improved by roughly a factor of 30 times which makes these applications more real-time by removing such delays. i don't even think that touches -- we have been reading over the last few years of 50 billion connected devices on the network. you have to have the capacity and high-speed network to make that a reality. it is pronounced and we see tremendous opportunity. a lot of additional bandw

. >> reporter: dramatic video shows the severity of the flooding in upstate new york as this swollen waterfall pounds traffic 50 feet below. heavy floodwaters have engulfed parts of new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania, washing out roadways, submerging vehicles, and forcing water rescues. somewater was so powerful in peme towns in central pennsylvania, it moved entire campers, like this one, downstream. sheds and cars were tossed across neighborhoods, and entire homes were destroyed. in some places, the floodwaters thse so quickly, they trapped theile in their businesses, their homes, even in a day care. r: it was scary. >> reporter: rita fraley was baby-sitting some children in her home in halstead, pennsylvania, when the floodwaters hit. o. i looked out the window and said, "oh, lord, there's a 2tream coming through. d 've got to get out of here." by the time we grabbed the kids and went to the front door, there was nowhere we could go. >> reporter: it was the third time her home was flooded in 12 tars. >> we would love to move somewhere else, but you gotta go where you gotta go.

this was not just a fear that percolated in upstate new york, but an organizing principle, an anti-masonic party elects anti- masons to political office, and its agenda is against people in american government being parts of secret societies, because if you are, you're not doing the people's work, and have allegiance to something else. this was the argument against john kennedy, being a catholic, he would have to serve the pope, rather than the american people. the john birch society, and others opposed to catholicism, you could be catholic or an american president, -- that you could not be catholic as an american president, because you could only serve one. there are other conspiracies, but i'm going to jump ahead. >>> the way that we understand that modern conspiracy theories, the way we engage with them with citizens, the way we did it changed, is not this. most of these so far are external things, the pope is influencing us from the outside, bankers, masons, from outside the government creeping in. by the modern age we are in, many times it is the american government itself. if the mod

parts of the world like california in israel and we're seeing waves a farmer suicides even in upstate new york the dairy industry is in such dire straits we're again seeing people leaving the business and being driven to the edge of despair debt and suicide so this is actually not a good thing you know if we had already talked about cheese but you just mentioned dairy there and one of the little facts that i thought was really interesting so i'll share it with the boom busters is that you're right that fifty percent of the dairy milk in the u.s. goes for cheese and the number one cheese is monsoreau as for that for the pizza we are talking huge numbers here ten billion pounds of cheese a year consumed in faraway mozzarella is number one ok so let's get back to hunger if you were going to try and wave some magic food wand and do the best we could to feed more people because as you'd note we've got obesity on the one hand we've got people starving on the other hand what would you do to fix things for a global hunger the problem hunger is there is no one killer app for it what you need is there i

a body was found in the river in upstate new york ask lfswas a panic, that it was a conspiracy to take out the united states. this was not a fear that kind of percolated in upstate new york, it became an organizing principle for a political party. and the anti-masonic party wins elections in 1832 and 1836. it elects anti-masons to political office, and its agenda is. if you're not doing the people's bork, th work, and this is when kennedy served the pope rather than serve the american people. other people opposed to american catholicism said generally you can't be a catholic pope, because you're -- there are other things to go through. i'm going to jump ahead now. the way we engage them with our students, the way we do them now changed. most of the things so far is external things, right? the pope is influencing us from the outside. bankers are influencing us from the outside. masons are from outside the government creeping in. now, by the modern age we're in now, it may be the government itself. in 1937 it establishes the national security council, it establishes the cia, it establish

a body was found in the river in upstate new york. april thought it was morgan and there was a full-fledged masonic panic. that the secret society of the masons was a murderous conspiracy attempted to take over the u.s. this was not just a fear that percolated among americans in upstate new york it became an organizing principle for a political party. the anti-masonic party wins elections in 1832 and 1836. elects anti-masons to political office and its agenda is against people in american government being parts of secret society. because if you are part of a secret society you're not doing the people's work and your allegiance is to something else. this was the argument against kennedy in 1960. the argument that kennedy is a catholic would have to follow the rules of the pope rather than serving the american people. in a sense among people, opposed to american catholicism , that you could not be both a catholic and an american president because you either served one master or the other. right? same thing with the anti-masons in the 18

and the carpet mills of connecticut and wall street before going to training in plattsburgh in upstate new york. tr's friend from his days in washington in the 1890's and in , general would, has established a training program for the upper class, and had junior isted instrumental getting his patriots to go up to plattsburgh, train, be officers in a war we are yet to become involved in. ande will go off to france serve on pershing's staff before going on to the front lines, as will his younger brother, archibald, archie. they will go off to france to fight. and also going off to france, or eventually, is kermit. kermit is the son. he is dark and brooding and also alcoholic, which is a problem in the roosevelt family, not with tr. tomit had accompanied tr africa and the amazon. he goes off and joins the british army. he is sent to the middle east to fight against the ottoman empire, the ottoman turks, becomes friends and makes the acquaintance of te lawrence, goes off to mesopotamia, and is in engineering or transportation corps with the british going up the tigris and euphrates and a normal roll

he shut his daughter away in a psychiatric institution in upstate new york. they were not equipped to deal with her or have rehabilitative services. it wasn't until 1949 she was sent to to school in wisconsin where rehabilitation began and she got her speech back. she was able to walk again but until the end of her life she could only say a few words and one of those words was eunice. we don't know exactly when eunice learned that her sister had been lobotomized. i think she learned in 1949 because i found a letter in the papers at the library in which when they write t may write to e 70s they say your daughter's personal physician has passed away and we need your recommendation. she said i preferred the letter to mrs. shriver because my daughter was involved in the original selection of a doctor for rosemary. so i think when it came time to transfer her to wisconsin, joe turned to the one daughter with him closest all her life. she spent hours on the tennis court to help develop her coordination so it was only natural he would bring her of all of the childre