how silky smooth my back is right now, you d understand. fyi, my waxer started a gofundme to cover her therapy bills. get well soon tatyana. but it s a good day to mark your calendar because we may have found an honest politician. jeff jackson a north carolina democrat and freshman rep i m sorry, fresh person rep, looked into a camera and said something we ve all suspected but couldn t prove. that his colleagues are a bunch of phonies who don t believe a word of their own [bleep]. it was nice knowing you jeff. say hello to hillary before you re jeffrey epsteined. i m still brand new to congress i ve only been there a hundred days and i don t know if i m not supposed to say this out loud but it s true and important and if you don t know this you need to. it s really clear from working there for just a few months that most of the real angry voices in congress are totally faking it. these people who have built their brands around being perpetually outraged, it s an act. la
do archeology. greg: do you have panic attacks. terry: we use rebreathers so if you make a mistake you die but these great lake ship wrecks are amazing because they re in deep dark cold water they re scary because they re so well preserved. ocean ship wrecks get eaten up quickly those are really cool. greg: let s go to tom. tom: to fight hunger, woosta is putting food pantries in elementary schools. greg: oh. wow. tom: somebody saw one of the kids, it was a little kid, asked this girl for her granola bar and she thought oh, this is sad now i m going to put food pantries in all the schools. the reason i like story is because i wasn t really hungry as a kid but i was hungry. like i was always wanting to eat food and i would love if there was a food pantry in my school because it has better food than you would get in the cafeteria.
in our national lead, after more than 100 years, victims of the 1921 tulsa race riot may finally get some small semblance of justice. a hearing is underway in a lawsuit which seeks reparations for the riot s survivors and other victims descendants. photos of the appalling incident show entire blocks gutted by fire. it left at least 300 black people dead in tulsa s once booming neighborhood of greenwood destroyed. insurance companies denied many of the claims for what today would be tens of millions worth of dollars in property damage. losses the three still living survivors of the riot as well as other descendants hope to reclaim. also, worries about a knew outbreak of strong storms. let s go to tom. where is this happening? we ve got a level four out of
can and we will hope for the best as mom likes to say. we will be covering this very, very closely. as we always do at cnn. in fact, jim acosta takes over our coverage right now in the cnn newsroom. jim, take it away. thanks, guys, very much. good morning, everybody. it is almost here. hurricane irene is curving closer and closer to tens of millions of people. waves and wind already kicking up and the first rains will soak the southeast today. this is a big storm. hundreds of miles across and even from space, it is a monster. an astronaut on the international space station called the view terrifying. we have crews deployed up and down the east coast. reynolds wolf is in kill dils hill, north carolina and john zarrella is north of there. then candy crowley in long island and mary snow and jacqui jeras. reynolds, they are bracing for a direct hit, aren t they? they certainly are. one of the most troubling things about this err area is the how it s susceptible to the