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0 tonight before dumping rain in tennessee and ohio river valleys tomorrow. there's flash flooding and mudslides along the way. we wish those people well and a quick recovery in a very difficult situation. thanks nor being with us today for "the story," august 30, 2021. the "the story" continues tomorrow. see you back here. >> neil: thank you, martha, very much. we're on top of two storms gripping the world right now. certainly our part with the flooding and damage and winds and still more flooding and damage and winds to come from hurricane ida, now tropical storm ida. also following what's g...

Obviously, you know, like your other panelists were saying, ignores the fact that there was a white invasion when native americans were here in the first place. so it's a just completely ridiculous argument. but i think it really -- we should look at this kind of thing and really celebrate it. this is what makes america so fantastic and amazing. >> yeah, yeah. by the way, i should have given the numbers. in the 2010 census, the villages, which is in north-central florida, north of orlando, before you get to jacksonville. in 2010, the population of the villages was about 51,000 people. 2020, 79...

North-central florida, north of orlando, before you get to jacksonville. in 2010, the population of the villages was about 51,000 people. 2020, 79,000 people. the fastest-growing metro area in the country. brandy, redistricting one of the big aftereffects of the census. there's an effort to preserve enclaves in the country, including lgbtq enclaves. the victory fund, a lgbt advocacy group announced it's launching a kind of redistricting effort of its own, to prevent enclaves from being broken up, to kind of keep them together for the sake of representation. this is an aspect of redistricting t...

Impolite here but imagine the frustration, if you're the governor of the state of new york, and you have two investigators tasked with doing this investigation, and they say they interviewed 179 people and 79,000 documents, don't you think they should have gotten this right? why is it on me? that is why this -- >> let me just ask you, if they haven't turned over the evidence, the transcripts, how do you know what they have and haven't done specifically? i want to be really clear on that point. and i want to circle back to executive assistant number 1. but go ahead and answer that. >> yeah, i h...

Afternoon. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. >> but that's not true, according to the new york attorney general and two independent investigators. after a five-month investigation 179 interviews and 79,000 pieces of evidence reviewed, this was the conclusion announced today. watch. >> these interviews and pieces of evidence reveal a deeply disturbing yet clear picture. governor cuomo sexually harassed current and former state employees in violation of both federal and state laws. >> the attorney general also said cuomo and senior aides try to reta...