weather channel's meteorologist chris warren leads off our coverage from albany, new york. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. here in albany it is dry right now. don't let that fool you, because the threat is far from over. as we've seen from this storm system, it has already caused some major damage. with floodwaters receding and swollen rivers coming down, oklahoma authorities hope they will be able to locate as many as seven missing people believed to have been swept away in floodwater caused by rain. four bodies recovered today, two adults and two children in the deep fork river. in white city, arkansas, the search for hissing people believed to be caught up in violent floodwaters came to an end. >> they had life jackets on. they did everything right. >> reporter: claimed the lives of two women and two rescuers trying to save them. the bodies found today, while the body of sheriff carpenter was found friday. a home off its foundation and topped at the tree line. in missouri, three deaths blamed on storm waters. three swept away as rivers and creeks

. >> pacific steel albanis construction la panadería dobake son algunos de los afectados. >> se hablao de niñera a menor de edad. >> maduran más rápido los hombres o las mujeres? >> %9 grados en east palo alto 58 en oakland >> 55 en santa rosa (información en pantalla) estas son las temperaturas actuales. >> ya volvemos. >> ♪. [ ruge ] ♪ [ locutor ] universal studios verano del valor. ♪ > al menos 7 estudiantes en santa ana en la preparatoria valley high se recuperar después de ser heridos por explosión de calentador de agua. >> una mujer acusada de matar a su novio con tacon de aguja dice que fue en defensa personal. trujillo es culpada de matar a su novio tiene fianza de 100 mil dólares. >> lo que más temian unos padres sucedió ante abuso de niñera a menor de edad y todo quedo captado en video. >> me quebro el corazón me cai al suelo me sentia culpable de haberla traído a mi casa. >> es la reacción de una madre después de que vio como una niñera maltrata a su hijo. >> antes de comprar la cámara noto cambios en el comportamiento del niño. >> comenzó a pegar más le preguntaba de su dí

. >>> el fbi acusÓ a 2 hombres de albany en new york, de crear un equipo especial de rayos x con emisiÓn pasado mes de abril unos de los sospechosos intentÓ conseguir equipo para fabricar el arma. >>> un mares dentro de california es el centro de una verdadera cazarÍa humana, la que participan policÍas. un suburbio de los angeles janet barret y su esposo... su hija adoptiva de 2 aÑos hace 5 aÑos, son fugitivos y estÁn vinculados a la compra de niÑos guatemala, para darlos en ap doggs fraudulenta en estados unidos en mÉxico y en propio territorio guatemalteco. >>> una albert cada estas fiestas que se realizan en verano, en piscinas o albercas comoquiera llamarle terminÓ en tragedia, 9 jÓvenes intoxicas con nitrÓgeno, un afectado estÁ grave y verÓnica del castillo de la ciudad de mÉxico nos trae detalles. se vivieron en una fiesta en una piscina en leÓn guanajuato. 9 jÓvenes resultaron intoxicados uno de ellos de gravedad al inhalar parte del neutitrÓgeno batearon en el agua para generar efecto de humo. 20 personas en el la alberca cuando echaron el quÍmico. >>> no veÍa nada, no podia resp

industry for that too. >> at a time when schools are cutting arts education -- i met a girl up in albanyol to protest all of the extra curricular programs being cut. and boy, if we have all of this money for testing, we ought to have money for arts and gym. >> you said you have a third grader. do you think we need national standards that go across state lines? >> we have to be careful about that. i come from teacher family. my grandmother started teaching at 16 in a one-room school in blue river, wisconsin. i was raised to believe that teaching is an art form and that you reach kids in all sorts of different ways. so i understand the desire for national standards but i would say, let's understand that teachers are very special and how they connect to something we should celebrate and emphasize before we do anything else. >> john nichols, that book is called "dollarocracy". my mother was each teacher and my godmother was a teacher. teachers are very special. i appreciate it. >>> that is "the ed show." ed will be back next week at 5:00 p.m. eastern. have a wonderful night. [ thunder crashe

albany you actually moved the move. they're going to standoff riot police break up large crowds of protesters in ankara with tear gas after prime minister aired on urges an end to ongoing protests within twenty four hours. strikes in rallies held in greece against the shutdown of the state broadcaster to cut costs but there's little coverage as no one's on air to report it locally. iranians readying dad to the polls friday we look at how the presidential race in the islamic republic is different though from those in the rest of the world. three pm in moscow.

. >> it's january 10th, 2009 and state trooper ian henry is patrolling interstate 90 outside albany,k. in the westbound lane he spots a speeding taxi and takes off after it. eventually the trooper catches up and pulls over the cab. >> this was a state cab which was unusual all the way from connecticut. pretty expensive cab ride. >> the trooper talks to the driver and then focuses his attention on the passenger in the backseat who has two duffel bags with him. one has clothing in it. >> the passenger was somewhat hesitant to show him the second duffel bag but trooper henry was able to see an assault rifle amongst the clothing there. >> the passenger grabs the rifle before henry can get at it. the trooper quickly backs off leaving the taxi driver in the car. >> the trooper made that choice to retreat because really that was all he could do at that time to save his life in case the passenger started immediately firing. better to have one person than two people die. you know, you just can't stay there and spend a minute trying to get somebody out of the vehicle. >> the passenger turns ou

oakland police helped escort the flame of hope through the albany border.a total of 38 runners were involved. it's all a good way to give back to the community. >> it's something that doesn't give enough attention and we wanted to really highlight the connection between the police department, the community. >>> the torch run is part of a year round fund raising effort that peaks in june just ahead of the special olympics. the games begin this friday in davis. >> you see gray skies and wet pavement in oakland but pretty soon we should be seeing the sun. bill martin with when we should be seeing the sun today. >> it came out a little bit today. there were moments of it. tomorrow we will see a a big moment of it. numbers by the weekend into the 90s and triple digit heat. there are clouds out there. you can see themstreaming into the pacific. those clouds are going to be with us tonight. that means a chance of sprinkles and wet weather as we go into the evening hours. there's drizzle out there. light wet weather. most of the heavy stuff, most of the real rain i

now, he was born in albany. and his birthday was on april 1st. wasn't it april 1st, baby? >> that's right, baby. he was the original april fool's. >> curtis, please, baby. and he was baptized three days later. >> yeah, but it didn't work. april fool's! [ laughs ] they should have double dipped him. >> curtis, would you please? >> wow. he looks like a bodybuilder in this one. >> yes. now, that was my favorite uncle. oh! this is my favorite uncle. he worked all day every day. he owned his own business. and, look at him. look at how strong he is, and his legs were always like that. look at how strong -- >> who the hell is this in your family worked every day all day? would you stop? you got the picture upside-down. that's your aunt june. you not talking about your uncle. well, please. and she did have pretty legs, though. that's 'cause she was a streetwalker. >> curtis! >> did a lot of walking at night. >> curtis. >> aunt june. i used to love her, though. or as we used to call her, the original ho. >> curtis! would you get out of here? just leave us alone. >> wow. you guys ar

police contributed 83 runners to help carry the flame of hope to the berkeley a -- to the berkeley/albanyy say it's a good way to give back. >> it's something that doesn't get enough attention. we wanted to highlight the connection between the police department and the community. >> this is a -- this is a year- round fund-raising event. the opd team has raised at least $12,000 so far. >>> cute on the news at 5:00 -- today on the cruise at 5:00 we're expecting to hear from the family of a young man shot and killed after getting in a car accident in downtown oakland. their new appeal for represent and what's happening with the reward money. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll tell you the next time news breaks. be sure to join us again at 5:00. we're always here for you -- for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. elizabeth: catalonia, one of europe's most interesting territories. with beautiful city beaches, incredible art and architecture, amazing outdoor adventures, gravity-defying theme parks, and historic medieval villages. this week i'm in spain. join me! that's m

this community alert issued for the albany park neighborhood only says the offender is possibly hispanic. no further details at this time. police are alerting residents to keep their doors and windows locked. they should have on the side of caution >> and reform will be center stage. the governor wants the state senate to vote on the sweeping pension overhaul. hope to combine house and senate proposals into one bill. by friday there is not enough support for that idea. lawmakers unveiled their own pension reform bills to them. illinois has one of the nation's worst funded pension systems. >> that is an unbelievable number. democrats seem to be handcuffed in springfield unable to get anything passed. republicans see this as an opportunity to pass some legislation of their own parent of house speaker and senate president will be the key legislators to determine if meaningful reform gets enacted. a special senat >> >> >> people were more fiscally responsible come you're not going to see reform. >> even if the democratic proposal to pass, republicans say that will only reduce the debt by $21

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for in 1951, my uncle was writing a column at albany state teachers college about -- and i'm going to one that he wrote entitled ordinary and extraordinary. sometimes i think harvey almost makes these things happen that we all talked about the same thing. so, he said in the article, "i have yet to meet anyone who was ordinary, on this campus or at any time in my 21 years -- he was 21. now, i've met people who believed they are ordinary. i've met people who believed most of us -- most of those around them are ordinary. people who have been told they do not have something special inside of them, people who have forgotten the hope that begins in their own heart. i have played on many ball teams. i have never heard the propaganda of average and ordinary feel either individual or collective success. i have never seen a successful culture hold up the legends of their sport as ordinary because ordinary is not our potential. when we find the courage to see that we and all around us are extraordinary, we find the courage to sing the song that rides inside of all of us, not only you and me, but

watch out as we zoom on down to places like richmond, that area, albany, berkeley, make a few sprinkles, too, even toward richmond parkway. this is just the low finally giving us a last parting shot before calmer weather. great start to the day and high clouds as we talked about a slow warming trend through thursday and friday, saturday, and sunday we have temperatures that will drop a little bit below average but today we try to get back to average with 75 in san jose, and four degrees cooler than average, and 79 in los gatos, that should be the normal high in san jose, and 80 in gilroy, and milpitas at 72. headed up the peninsula, 74 in los altos and low-to-mid 70's and cooler at 66 in millbrae and along the coast it will be breezy in the low 60's to mid-60's on the bay side, downtown, and south san francisco, and toward sausalito, low-to-mid 70's through the north bay valley and upper 50's to near 60 long the coast. we will have temperatures in the upper 60's and hayward, oakland, and berkeley and everyone else in the low-to-mid 70's and the east bay valley, close to average, upper 7

>> there are a growing small but growing number of other district attorneys around the country in albany county, new york, in philadelphia, in atlanta, dallas, who are really beginning to break ranks with the broader d.a.'s associations and call for various types of reforms for the drug laws and drug enforcement. i think that the -- one of the contexts that's so important here and people so often lose sight of is that this bill, 1506, is a small effort in the state of california and in the country of the united states to try to roll back the horrendous rates of incarceration that have happened in this country over the last 30 years. i mean, that's the context, right? the united states, i think most of you know these numbers now, but we're less than 5% of the world's population but almost 25% of the world's incarcerated population. we rank first in the world in the per capita incarceration of our fellow citizens. the russians are fading fast in second or third place together with the belarus people. the rates of the incarceration are five, six, seven, eight times than most in other societ

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>> burst of albany given the figures. in 2012-13 city bonuses will be 85% lower than they were in 2007-eight when those two were advising are working in the last government with the responsibility for regulating the city. and it doesn't matter what he says come he cannot get over the fact that they presided over the boom and bust, the collapse of the bank. we remember what they said in 2008. no more boom and bust. they said a golden age for the city. that is what they said. they cannot hide their dreadful record and they ought to start with an apology. >> the whole house will have noted he cannot denying the figures i read out to him but he doesn't even know the facts. bonuses are up so people can take advantage of his massive tax cut. here's the truth. for all his tough call, the reality is he is dragged his feet on banking reform. business lending is still falling. onus is a rising. one ordinary families are suffering, he's getting a massive tax cut to the bankers. [shouting] >> just another display of extraordinary wea

albany, north, there are some dark skies.the north of us and moving off to the east. another line is developing. we're watching this threat. really, it's along the east coast, we're seeing those showers and some thunderstorms. but it's new england and eastern new york right now, where we're seeing those strong storms. and again, this whole system came from tuesday, starting off in the plains, pushing through into the midwest. we saw all of that flooding. of course, in oklahoma and then pushing into st. louis and then into kentucky. now we're dealing with the leftover of the flash flooding, which happens immediately. we have the leftover of that, and now we're dealing with a lot of river flooding, including along the mississippi river. so this big system, craig, has been causing some big problems for several days, and finally, it's moving out and it will bring some relief to the heat in the northeast as well. >> chris, i understand that there is perhaps more bad weather in the forecast for the plains region coming up. what can

through berkeley this is more traffic building along 80 to 580 and eastbound traffic to berkeley to albany looking wide open. >> whipping out your smartphone could snag you a free meal at certain restaurants. >> covering novato, oakland and all pay area this is abc7 news. >> welcome back at 5:14. san francisco city officials have broken ground on a long-awaited re-development project at the old hunter's point shipyard economy has undergone years of extensive clean up of hazardous materials from the former naval shipyard. new residential units will be completed in the next three years and project organizers dealt with the uncertainty of the 49ers leaving candlestick park now the team is moving to santa clara the stadium will be de3408ished and new retail space will take its place. >> san rafael residents pay more for sewage bill the next several years according to our media party, the independent journal, the sanitation district board approved a 35 percent increase over the next five years yesterday with residents now paying $53 a month but next month, they will see the rates climb to $58 a

look at video close to albany, new york, cleaning up from the rain. 6 inches thursday and friday, and more on the way. philadelphia, wettest june on record, are you kidding me? some pockets there, we'll have 1 to 2 inches, but some places locally 2 plus. that's florida up to the northeast. but we have a severe weather area to be concerned with today. especially west texas. clovis involved too, eastern new mexico. and then the cooldown. texas going to be a little bit cooler. in the 90s, look at that, only 99. and a look across the nation there. that is the big picture. let's check closer to home. >>> and we are now in the low 90s in last vegas. some of the coolest weather i've had in the last couple of days. much more cool weather in the midwest, low 70s for some as high temperatures go. stick around for that. >> and for the people in the heat dome, once again, talking about perhaps three more days of this stuff? >> reporter: yep, you've got it. three more days at least. and it's not going to moderate that much, but will by the end of the week. >> ginger zee braving the elements as she

we want to look at video, close to albany, new york, where they were cleaning up from all of the rain. they got six inches thursday into friday. and i've got some bad news, guys. there's more on the way. philadelphia with the wettest june on record are saying, are you kidding? yeah, more rain's coming this week. this is how much you can expect. some pockets there. they'll have easily one to two inches. some places, two-plus. that goes all the way from florida up through the northeast. we have a severe weather issue to be concerned with today. especially in west texas. you have clovis involved in there, too. and then the cooldown. well, by a couple of degrees. texas going to be a little bit cooler today in the 90s. look at that, austin, only 99. and i'll leave you >> and we're now in the low 90s here in las vegas. some of the coolest weather i have experienced in the la couple of days. coming up, much more cool weather in the midwest. and i'm talking low 70s for some as high temperatures go. we'll be talking about it. stick around for that. dan and paula, back to you. >> for the people

. >>> traffic headed eastbound on interstate 80 in albany is backed up right now.show you a live picture from a traffic camera. all of the brake lights. flashing yellow lights in the center. the highway patrol tells us there was a traffic accident with minor injuries about an hour ago. that has been cleared up, but at this point you can see traffic is still crawling through that area. >>> it is warm outside right now. if you've been out tonight, you know what i'm talking about. fairfield, 70 degrees right now. coming up on 11:00 at night. overnight lows last night, impressive. the coolest number last night, 65 degrees. overnight lows tonight are going to be mainly in the low 60s and upper 50s. it's going to be warm. heating up. high pressure is building in and the air is sinking. that's what happens when the air sinks when you start to warm. outlook. maybe you saw this here. the deck of the bridge is about 220 feet. the fog is pinched below that. that's the high pressure. i said this earlier, you look at a picture like this. 4:00 in the afternoon this time of year.

. >> stylist, lindsay albany has got you covered. >> last time she was here she was engaged, now she'stly it's working out well. >> it really is. >> five looks for us. >> today i'm going to get you re-inspired for what you would normally wear, for a summer excursion and events. >> let's pretend we, kathie lee and i are going to a barbeque. what should we wear? >> you would probably normally wear an easy throw-on dress. >> bring out britney. >> or jeans and a top. but we are going to get a little more adventurous. this is britney and she has on a little t.j. maxx ensemble. and i've experimented with bright color and print. she's wearing shorts from t.j. maxx, which we love because they're designer items for half the price and then what's so cool is we've added a print on the foot. and these are aerosoles and they feel like slippers, they use comfort technology. the way to add personality without wearing too much print. >> they're just adorable. >> little touches. >> thank you, britney. >> not your normal barbeque outfit. >> in this case, we're going to a sunday brunch, what would we wea

. >>> traffic headed eastbound on interstate 80 in albany is backed up right now. we want to show you a live picture from a traffic camera. all of the brake lights. flashing yellow lights in the center. the highway patrol tells us there was a traffic accident with minor injuries about an hour ago. that has been cleared up, but at this point you can see traffic is still crawling through that area. >>> it is warm outside right now. if you've been out tonight, you know what i'm talking about. fairfield, 70 degrees right now. coming up on 11:00 at night. overnight lows last night, impressive. the coolest number last night, 65 degrees. overnight lows tonight are going to be mainly in the low 60s and upper 50s. it's going to be warm. heating up. high pressure is building in and the air is sinking. that's what happens when the air sinks when you start to warm. outlook. maybe you saw this here. the deck of the bridge is about 220 feet. the fog is pinched below that. that's the high pressure. i said this earlier, you look at a picture like this. 4:00 in the afternoon this t

. >> we're based in albany. >> this is freshly made. >> we harvest the seed in northern california and turn them into seaweed snacks. >> many things make our products different. but first and foremost is the tape. >> reporter: donna is hoping that she nailed the presentation and walks away with the grant and a trip to boston. >> it's over. >> reporter: unfortunately for donna, i learned that the judges went with a different presenter with the seaweed snacks. they will compete against three other cities and in the fall we find out who walks away with the ultimate prize. i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >> brian stow is back home in santa cruz county after his insurance stopped paying for full-time residential care. as you probably know he suffered brain trauma after being punched in the head back in 2011 outside of a baseball stadium. his family says his return from a care facility in bakersfield is kind of bittersweet. they are very happy to have him back home but they think he could have benefited from staying longer at the facility and receiving physical therapy five days a w

. >> we're based in albany. >> this is freshly made. >> we harvest the seed in northern california and turn them into seaweed snacks. >> many things make our products different. but first and foremost is the tape. >> reporter: donna is hoping that she nailed the presentation and walks away with the grant and a trip to boston. >> it's over. >> reporter: unfortunately for donna, i learned that the judges went with a different presenter with the seaweed snacks. they will compete against three other cities and in the fall we find out who walks away with the ultimate prize. i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >> brian stow is back home in santa cruz county after his insurance stopped paying for full-time residential care. as you probably know he suffered brain trauma after being punched in the head back in 2011 outside of baseball stadium. his family says his return from a care facility in bakersfield is kind of bittersweet. they are very happy to have him back home but they think he could have benefited from staying longer at the facility and receiving physical therapy five days a wee

live doppler 7 hd shows drizzle out this is possible along the east bay shore, from albany and berkeley and headed down into oklahoma and possi bly the richs sliding across the jet stream and probably more like upper level moisture that is not reaching the ground but if you have a few drops that is why. you can see it is moving from southwest to northeast this morning, and it will reenforce the clouds for the morning hours, and we will look at the temperatures around san francisco, we are mostly in the low-to-mid 50's from forest hills area to 52 to the ferry building at 356, and richmond is 56, and walnut creek and pittsburg and union city and palo alto and saratoga, 58 all. tracy and pleasanton at 57, and american canyon is 52. today, though, we will have clouds this morning, with afternoon high clouds so it will be brighter than yesterday. a cooling trend is on the way for the weekend. today, we will go mid-to-upper 70's for the santa clara county and milpitas is cooler at 72. and let to mid-70's the peninsula and millbrae is the exception at 66 and well hug the 60-degree mark long t

from my days in albany, new york. beautiful part of the world. good to see you, ben.nks for coming on the show. >> not so good news if you got investments. we're watching the markets down. down more than 2 points. fed is considering whether, to you know, get out of the stimulus business so we'll have a live report from cnbc coming up next. >>> to politics now where chuck hagel made an attempt at a joke during a speech at the university of nebraska. >> okay, way up in the back there. you're not a member of the taliban, are you? >> well it was coming out of a discussion about the taliban. he couldn't see the questioner a professor of indian descent. >> boston marathon bomber tamerlan tsarnaev's name was red memorializing victims of gun violence and the organizers mayors against illegal guns are now apologizing the name was taken from a website. quote he was absolutely not a victim. his name should have been deleted before the list was provide to a family member for reading and his name should never have been read. >>> a former miss america turned gop candidate for congr

. >> there was a grim 12 hours i spent in albany international airport, which as everyone knows isesoscow of upstate new york. except for the kbg agents watching over his shoulder, i've totally experienced the same thing. >> trying to smuggle buffalo wings. >> i can't speak to that, jake. >> stick around where voter rights and in twist to the irs scandal have top billing. spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using the latest technology. go on, slather it all over. don't hold back, go on... it's these high-definition televisions, i'll tell ya, they show every wrinkle. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. of mild to moderate alzheimer's disease is exelon patch. now with more treatment options, exelon patch may improve overall function and cognition. your loved one can get a free 30-day trial. and you can have access to nurses. it does not c

best chance of seeing any isolated tornadoes would be in the albany area, across eastern new york state and western massachusetts, up into southern vermont and southern new hampshire. that's an area we'll be focusing on, especially today. these thunderstorms are still looking like they could be pretty strong. doesn't look like much right now. and really, it's not. it's just hot and humid. and it's that heat and humidity that makes the atmosphere very unstable. so when that cold front actually gets here, that's why we're going to see the cold front actually be the trigger line for some of those showers and storms to fire up. so we are going to keep an eye on those later on this afternoon. for right now the heaviest of the rain is across southeastern texas. we're actually going to have to focus on some of the flooding in the midwest, because the mississippi and missouri rivers going above flood stage. that's more of an issue as we head into early next week. we have a lot to focus on, but for today it's the storms in the northeast. >> thanks for the heads-up on that. >>> front-page politic

you can see more rain tacking place across upstate new york, albany.llow represents counties under severe thunderstorm warnings. so we're not done yet. we still have a chance of more severe storms in the red zone from d.c., atlanta. we're talking about a lot of rain here. in fact, even in new york city and southern new england, 3 to 5 inches of rain. >> kelly, thank you. >>> one of the most important but unh heralheralded stories. steve liesman is here with just how big this is. i was in mexico they can't stop talking about this. terrified of this. >> they should be. canada, less. but also most importantly saudi arabia and the middle east. >> yes. >> let me explain. the latest numbers on u.s. oil production and imports not only history ex-they threaten to change the global game. bp said u.s. oil production rose the most in its history in 2012. total energy production reaching all-time high for the third year in a row. imports are down. exfors are up. and u.s. energy efficiency is making record strides. goldman sachs chairman lloyd blankfein just this m

. >> this happened in albany. >> are you more likely to eat a snack if it comes with a nice rack? wrote that? sexist. a new frozen yogurt franchise has taken the east coast by storm due to its policy of only hiring busty babes willing to wear tight tank tops. i think these are the people that they're talking about, nick. so stop touching me. reviewers have called cups, that's its name -- no idea why it's called that. >> clever. >> the hooters of fro-yo. mostly because they're a pretty lousy writer. nick, is this an ingenious way to get guys to eat something that they normally wouldn't eat? >> what you want to do here is -- it's been done, the hooters thing. but if they want to separate themselves from the competition, the ice cream should be made from actual breast milk. >> geez. >> it's a disgusting idea. but actually, i'm sure that's being done somewhere. >> there's a market for that. >> there's a restaurant that does it. but i don't know. >> you don't have to elaborate. you grossed me out. i mean, do you want to go to another step and then i have to edit it out. >> they have th

>> he watches us on wnyt out of albany. i think john is on the line.hn. >> thank you. >> your excited? >> very much. how are you doing, girls? >> how you doing? a little shout out to the ladies. we want to tell everyone a little about you. john works the second shift which gives him an opportunity to watch the fourth hour. he said he -- now that he's confessed his man secret is out. check out his t-shirt. >> he's out of the closet. >> and what a man he is. look at those arms. >> hello. >> john's favorite part of the show is the playlist. and kathie lee's friday funny. so diplomatic of you john, splitting it down the middle. so your ready to hear where you're going? >> absolutely. >> okay. get ready for a fun-filled trip to hollywood, florida. you and a guest are going to the seminole hard rock cafe and casino. a four-night, five-day stay with a lot of good times and relaxation because we got you some spa treatments. hotel and air fare accommodations provided by the seminole hard rock hotel and casino hollywood. are you excited? >> absolutely. my wife i

police say they were tipped off after crawford allegedly want to an albany synagogue asking for helpith a device he called hiroshima with a light switch. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> the american military presence has been growing in jordan, next door to syria in a not-so-subtle show of force. a massive military exercise is now under way within striking distance of syrian forces. there are tanks, rockets. fighter jets and attack helicopters that could be called in to deal with syria if needed. once the drill is over, the u.s. is leaving behind fighter jets and a patriot missile battery. >>> president obama is aiming to make new cuts to america's nuclear arsenal. in a speech at berlin's brandenburg gate, he pledged to reduce the u.s. stockpile by one-third if russia does the same, but that's a big if. although president obama and putin met one-on-one in northern ireland, relations between the two nations remain frosty. >>> the search for jimmy hoffa goes on. called off the search after three days of digging in a michigan field. the teamster went missing in 1975. after meet

suppose sbd is married in albany, then moves to alabama.their marriage going to be recognized by the federal government? what happens if a couple gets married in one of those states an moves elsewhere, do the federal benefits travel with them. as they are worded now, the answer to most of them, almost all of them, is no. how many of them can be changed by regulation, how many will congress have to make some changes to. that's what the administration is trying to figure out. now there is a separate question, what if a couple never gets married in one of the same-sex marriage states, but if they live together, if they're domestic partners, should the federal benefits go to them anyway. those are some of the questions they'll have to figure out, andrea. >> chuck todd, were you with the president at the news conference today. he made a lot of news, it struck me, also talking about the hunt for edward snowden. i wanted to play part of what he had had to say on his relationship with both china and russia. >> i have not called president xi persona

. >>> and trying to stay dry after heavy rains and flooding, several roads were shut down near albanyk-up. >>> for many of the inmates arriving at the correctional institution, the really hard part is when they arrive. they are forced to contemplate a life without freedom, and as you're about to see, making that adjustment is never easy for first-time offenders or repeat offenders. on this rainy morning, several women arrived to begin serving their time. >> oh, man. this is ridiculous. >> first stop, the reception unit where the inmates are processed into the system. >> now i'm nervous. i've never been in a prison before. i did have a brother who died on death row in texas. >> this is laura prince's first time in prison. like many of the inmates here, she stole to feed her drug habit. laura will be in incarcerated for the next six to eight months. >> we stole $15,000 in jewelry. we broke into somebody's home. >> crack cocaine is a very serious addiction. it's very hard to let go. comes to you at night in your dreams. it comes to you in your dreams. it takes more -- more than 30 days t

he made a threat against the people in saratoga high school located near albany.ns should be brought to saratoga high school and under classmen and teachers should be shot. the post went viral. >> people need to be accountable for what they sea. and not just do. >> even though they are only. in this case and age -- in this kay and age, we taught them you have to watch what they say. >> it is not clear he is a student at saratoga high. >> now, they have to follow new rules when it comes to using social media. >> employees are no longer allowed to communicate on social platforms unless it is educational purposes. >> the rule comes out after a san leandro teacher had child importantafterfy on a school computer. >> other students were paid to bullly him. the student who did not want his face on camera say they started hitting and teasing him one day after school. he found out that the other student had been paid 10-dollars to do so. he reported the incident to his teach tehran nothing happened. he decided to write a letter to the local news station detailing what is g

host:ed is joining us from albany, n.y., and lynn -- independent line.aller: good morning, i think the patriot act is unconstitutional. it was set up right after 9/11 and you ask for proof -- petworth where are the black boxes? down aboutnever gone a black box? host: that goes back to earlier point. we will go to chuck from alabama. i have good morning, followed this patriot act quite a bit and i think, at the time it was put it, after 9/11, it was put in to deal with terrorists and i don't really see a lot of wrong with the act the way it was written. unfortunately, the problem is that we have a justice department going back to the clinton administration when they went to waco and killed people, the government did it, ruby ridge, the government got involved in that, oklahoma city bombing, we got fast and furious and all these things. i think the correction is in our justice department because this man recalled eric holder was involved at all of these things and yet he is the same man who chote the pardon for mark ri clinton. guest: i think this requires

we are seeing a light rain and albany, berkeley and for those of you travelling towards emeryville.nce off and on-hours. but by tomorrow, expect dry weather a cloudy conditions and a much warmer as we push and closer to a thursday. i will talk about your weekend forecast and will concede some triple digits coming up in just a couple of minutes. area. area news channel, kron- >>james: the stage at walt disney studios where " the mickey mouse club " was filmed is now officially the annette funicello stage. disney chief bob iger led a ceremony yesterday dedicating the soundstage to funicello, the the musketeer-turned movie star who died in april. former mousketeers, funicellos's family and colleagues are making mouse himself also participated in monday's dedication. funicello died at age of 73 70. today marks the fourth anniversary of michael jackson's death. the court ruled he died of an overdose of the surgical anesthetic propyl fall--propofol. jackson's personal doctor, conrad and murray, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for to get back to with it. texas children, prints, p

>> i don't see that in albany at this present moment, but if they continue to lose the major businessesit certainly needs to be addressed in the future. >> travis brown, thank you very much indeed, sir. >> time for your gold report. where are we, down 14 bucks and now down 16. 1369 is the price per ounce. and with all of these scandals, all of this invasion of privacy, i've come to a simple conclusion, there's only one truly private way to communicate. i'll tell you all about it next. ♪ >> the great gatsby, one of several recent big hollywood movies that some say glorifies unemployment. why does hollywood do this? we are talking about it in our next hour. plus, an obamacare back door bailout bombshell. rahm emanuel, one of the first to take advantage of it in chicago of course, and our foremost critic of obamacare joins us to explain it all. i'm thinking of changing the way i communicate. i've never been comfortable on the phone and my e-mail style leaves a lot to be desired. so, i'm going to turn full circle, it's back to the future for me. here is my take on writing a letter. i'll dig

joining us from albany to talk about all this. security expert and ceo street crash software.rt out by telling us what your software helps law enforcement do when they have to track down badass. >> our software takes information from public sources and law enforcement sources and puts together in a way that helps us narrow the search and a narrow the scope to look for people who have arrest warrants of for them. >> that seems like a very specific approach. i mean, it's almost like you will go under water spear fishing for one predator. our government, instead, is putting them under thousand mile wide, on that and sweeping all the efficiency, including all individuals and helps that they can find one to fish. first of all, why it is a spear fishing a far more efficient approach? >> well, i think that in the intelligence business and law enforcement business it is incumbent upon us to protect people and also protect people's rights. the second part is actually a very sacred responsibility. the president was talking about that. when you get down to an operational level if you are

it's crowded all the way through from the albany through the macarthur maze. the morning commute is moving along well at 880 southbound. now let's go to rosemary. >>> we're off to a similar start this morning weatherwise. we have partly to mostly cloudy skies along the coast and the bay. giving you look at the cloud deck floating on by. temperatures right about what we felt yesterday. widespread 50s around the region. antioch, brentwood. by 10:00 mostly sunny skies, low 50s at the coast. and for your lunch hour, 60s at the coast. mid- to upper 60s around the bay. upper 60s, right around -- mid- to upper 70s inland for your lunch hour. here is a look at the afternoon highs for today. 69 in oakland, 74 in redwood city. if you are going to see the as or -- giants play, it will be cool and breeds. the extended forecast -- to drop tomorrow before we begin a warmup on wednesday and in time for the first weekend in summer, upper 80s low 90s for the inland communities. 60s for the coast. >>> the waiting goes on for an historical ruling from the u.s. supreme court. wha

a lot of places are "friday light" this morning but westbound 80 approaching albany we have an accidentu a look outside. if you are traveling up and down the nimitz, definitely "friday light" here. a lot better than we usually see at this time of the morning towards downtown. and over at the bay bridge barely a delay at all getting into san francisco. mass transit looks good. have a great day and a great weekend. wayne: one more time! you've got the big deal of the day. who wants to make a deal? jonathan: it's a trip to fiji. - oh my god. amazing. jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: hey everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm your host, wayne brady. and welcome to "let's make a deal's" very special salute to the tony awards episode. ah, the tonys. tune into the tony awards this sunday night on cbs. for those of you who may not know what the tonys are, the tonys are the awards given to those who tread the boards nightly, creating that thing we call theater.

host:ed is joining us from albany, n.y., and lynn -- independent line. caller: good morning, i think the patriot act is unconstitutional. it was set up right after 9/11 and you ask for proof -- petworth where are the black boxes? a plane is never gone down about a black box? host: that goes back to earlier point. we will go to chuck from alabama. caller: good morning, i have followed this patriot act quite a bit and i think, at the time it was put it, after 9/11, it was put in to deal with terrorists and i don't really see a lot of wrong with the act the way it was written. unfortunately, the problem is that we have a justice department going back to the clinton administration when they went to waco and killed people, the government did it, ruby ridge, the government got involved in that, oklahoma city bombing, we got fast and furious and all these things. i think the correction is in our justice department because this man recalled eric holder was involved at all of these things and yet he is the same man who wrote the pardon for mark rich clinton. gues

an unknown number of people are missing after flooding in fort plain, new york, west of albany. jeff berardelli is tracking it. >> the exstream heat is about as extreme as it gets. as far as flooding in the east, we are expecting a few inches of rainfall. so first thing's first, let's talk about a pattern. a very amplified jet stream. the kind of jet stream you would expect to see in january and february. not necessarily the kind of jet stream you would see so late in the season. that means a big heat ringdge across the west. with temperatures in phoenix around 113. las vegas around 115. death valley 130. as we just mentioned, the all-time record high on earth is 134. the last time it got to 130 in death valley 100 years ago. in the east it will be cool across the great lakes. lots of heavy rain up and down the i-95 corridor. some places will see probably as much as 5 inches of rainfall and flash flooding is possible in some spots this weekend. >> 130 degrees. that is just a breathtaking number literally. >>> cheers in the senate gallery and cries of yes we can after the sweepin

. >>> two men in albany, new york, now under arrest after the fbi says they were involved in a plot toelp terrorists. the suspects are accused of building what has been described as a radiation van that could emit lethal x-rays. really? here's how one official summed it up. >> it would be capable of inflicting death on humans. if used in the fashion for which it was designed. as i said, it was designed to be mobile. it was designed to have a remote power source and the defendants it's alleged that a particular mechanism to turn it on remotely and turn it off remotely. they would not be in the area when this device would be turned on and directed towards specific targets. >> the men were caught after one of them tried to get help building the van from a local jewish organization. that group reported him to authorities. >>> an arizona wildfire in the prescott national forest 7,500 acres in two days. 460 homes have been evacuated, but no structures lost as of now. investigators say someone caused this fire but they're still looking for the exact source. >>> a conservative christian group

university village provides housing to graduate students in albany. a new anti-bully tool is promising help for a school correct. tara moriarty is live with more and says the school district is interestedded. what caught -- interested. what caught my attention, it's $125 a year. >> reporter: yeah, it's a minimal cost. i printed out the policy. and it halts what constitutes -- and it highlights what constitutes bullying. over the summer, the school district will look into this free service being offered and the two-way texting. students can send texts about abuse to the school anonymously. the only fee involved in is in this is the setup line. the school district is very interested in using this device. te say it sounds like a -- they say it sounds like a valuable mechanism. >> i think that kids are into technology. this is the way they operate. if you give them something that's a tool that they already use, they are more likely to use it. >> reporter: the assistant superintendent says into in light of what happened to audrey pott, they need to be vigi