thunderstorms there threatening chilly skies here in albany.to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, a big summer movie blockbuster centered around something that we're all too familiar with. >> earth will literally crack open! >> buildings crashing down! total destruction! [ laughter ] >> great for hollywood. but the quake experts give us a reality check. >> don't scare us. >> with the big one. >>> we are hours away from the last late show >>> the trailers are everywhere. disaster film san andreas comes out next week. here in earthquake central, it looks like a californians' worst nightmare but how realistic is it really? >> i'm guessing. we sent our devin fehely to separate the science from the science fiction. ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: the movie san andreas rests at the ever shaky intersection of movie magic and earthquake science. its dramatic images from the skyscrapers that come crashing down to the earth's crust ripping over to even that massive tsunami poised to wipe out the golden gate bridge are tailor-made for a summer blockbuster but s

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from new york up of the hudson river to albany, where he had stopped before. in a scene that is just overwhelming to signify the grief of the nation -- it was a cold, rainy time. thousands, they had no idea how many people lined the tracks from albany to buffalo, because it traveled all night. it was an all-night vigil. there were thousands with on fire is lining the tracks to mourn the loss. it was from buffalo and from there he went to cleveland -- erie pennsylvania then to cleveland. these are retracing his steps. hundreds of thousands of people. thousands passing the caskets at each stops. all the towns were draped in black. from there to columbus ohio where he laid in state and the state capital. from there, indianapolis. from that point, that duplicated and reversed lincoln -- the trip lincoln took out when he went to be inaugurated in 1861. from there it went to chicago, because that was, by now, a large city. he laid in state in chicago for three days until he left ahead back down through illinois. in illinois, -- this was all night, too. the train was

from new york up the hudson to river to albany, the state capital where he'd stopped before. then in a scene that just is overwhelming almost to satisfy the grief of this nation, it was a cold rainy time.and and thousandsthou -- they don't have no idea how many people lined the tracks from albany to ed buffalo because it traveled all was a night. and there were thousands of thous people witanh bonfires lining the tracks to mourn this loss. it got to buffalo. from there, he went to cleveland or erie pennsylvania, then to cleld cleveland. people -- thousands of people ple pa passing by the casket at every e one of these stops.st all the towns were draped in black. it it was just an amazing scene. from there to columbus, ohio. s where he laid in state in the pita state capitol.re to from there to indianapolis. to that point, that duplicated and reversed the trip that lincoln took out in the first the fi place. but when hers went to be innaug rated in '61.up from there, went up to chicago, because that was by now a large city and he laid in state in chicago for three days until h

from new york, up the hudson river to albany the state capital, where he'd stopped before. and then in a scene that just is overwhelming almost to signify the grief of this nation, these were -- it was a coal-reigning time. and thousands, they don't have no idea how many people lined the tracks from albany to buffalo, because it traveled all night. that was an all-night vigil. and there were thousands of people with bonfires lining the tracks to mourn this loss. it got to buffalo. from there went to cleveland -- or erie pennsylvania, then to cleveland. and this is all retracing steps. still hundreds of thousands of people lying in state, thousands of people passing by the casket at every one of these stops. all the towns were draped in black. it was just an amazing scene. from there to columbus, ohio, where he laid in state in the state capital. from there to indianapolis. to that point, that duplicate in reverse the trip that lincoln took out in the first place when he went to be inaugurated in '61. from there, went up to chicago because that was by now a large city and he

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he made 19 saves, albany wins >>> well, welcome back everyone, wizards world comic con activities aretinuing at the pennsylvania convention center this weekend and today actor steven amel hit show arrow. airs on our sister station the "cw philly". and place the title character based on the famous dc comic superhero. the show season finale airs next wednesday at 8:00 p.m. on the "cw philly". we'll be right back. stay with >>> that's "eyewitness news" for now, i'm natasha brown for leslie, justin all of us here, we appreciate you joining us. if you are up early join our morning team at 6:00 a.m. many ever for full coverage, we'll be out there, blue bloods is up next. come say hi to us, right leslie? >> absolutely. >> have a great night, everyone. take care. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ the following is a paid advertisement from the new face of time life, starvista entertainment. before august 19th, 1972 at 1 am your tv screen looked like this... but on that friday evening on every tv in america something magical happened. it all starts...right now! ♪ that's the way ♪ ♪ uh-huh, u-huh ♪ ♪ i like it ♪ ♪

. >> this could be the highlight of the day albany taking on colonel, ncaa he is lacrosse tournamentment goalie, rear done, check out his speed goes coast-to-coast 20-yard line, break the double team right, there don't worry not done. because he will score. amazing goal. he made 19 saves, albany wins it 19 t >>> well, welcome back everyone, wizards world comic con activities are continuing at the pennsylvania convention center this weekend and today actor steven amel hit show arrow. airs on our sister station the "cw philly". and place the title character based on the famous dc comic superhero. the show season finale airs next wednesday at 8:00 p.m. on the "cw philly". we'll be right back. stay with music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> that's "eyewitness news" for now, i'm natasha brown for leslie, justin all of us here, we appreciate you joining us. if you are up early join our morning team at 6:00 a.m. many

to look for signs for albany.would let him know when he got there. >> on the dash cam you can see the cab driver franticly waving his hands putting his head out the side window. then in a dramatic move he makes a run for it. >> the cab driver shouted to trooper henry to let him go with him. trooper henry at that time while retreating to the rear is telling the cab driver, put your hands up, pull your shirt up, i want to see your waistband. he wanted to make sure he wasn't a co-conspirator or a buddy of the passenger. >> with the cab driver out, darryl brown opens fire and shoots out the back window. >> he fired seven shots very quickly. he knocked out the back window he peered around for a while. he opened the two back doors and then his eighth shot knocked out the video cam of the trooper's camera. at this point in time, all the other police departments are picking up on the radio what's going on and we're getting pretty quick response within a matter of a few minutes. >> the interstate is shut down and police po

called in 1928 to the state capitol in albany he was elected governor of new york. smith, his old friend the happy warrior at his side, he threw himself into the fight for better government, became the champion of the common man, was widely loved democrat and presidency of the united states, and be james a. barley swinging the gavel a new president. called to chicago to accept the nomination, president roosevelt flew his son and wife. this was the beginning of an era unparallel in american history. ♪ ♪ fdr's appearance was the beginning of a series of triumphs, and swept into office by the greatest landslide in history, his first words were fareless, prophetic. >> i am prepared under my constitutional duty to rem the measures that are in the midst of a stricken world may require these measures for such other measures as the congress may fill out of its experience and wisdom i shall speak within my constitutional authority to bring expeent options but in the event that the congress shall fail to take one of these two clauses, in the event that the national emergency

called in 1928 to the state capitol in albany he was elected governor of new york.his old friend the happy warrior at his side, he threw himself into the fight for better government, became the champion of the common man, was widely loved democrat and presidency of the united states, and be james a. barley swinging the gavel a new president. called to chicago to accept the nomination, president roosevelt flew his son and wife. this was the beginning of an era unparallel in american history. ♪ ♪ fdr's appearance was the beginning of a series of triumphs, and swept into office by the greatest landslide in history, his first words were fareless, prophetic. >> i am prepared under my constitutional duty to rem the measures that are in the midst of a stricken world may require these measures for such other measures as the congress may fill out of its experience and wisdom i shall speak within my constitutional authority to bring expeent options but in the event that the congress shall fail to take one of these two clauses, in the event that the national emergency is criti

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students are capturing video on their cell phones after an all-nighter of drinking in albany, new york., house parties spill out into the street, as part of a celebration known as kegs and eggs, as students eagerly await the city's st. patrick's day parade. >> they caught us little bit by surprise with the thousands of young people that were involved. it was upsetting to see what was going on, and we'd never experienced that. >> everybody's on every inch of the street, on every inch of the sidewalk and all the porches. they're completely wasted. it's like a sea of just green sort of mayhem. >> the crowd is whipping itself into a frenzy, and then things take a destructive turn. >> i was walking at one point and i remember hearing "charge." and i looked up, and i see a tv coming out the window. okay, fantastic. so, now it's raining appliances. >> there's people that live on balconies or taking microwaves and throwing them into the street or taking couches, pushing them out there, taking beer bottles, just anything they can get their hands on that they don't care about. everybody's just c

it is solid already from at least albany and growing.ive time is really stacking up. and already backed up anyway just east of the mcarthur maze heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. 580 approach also heavy. but also right around the same time that accident popped up this one happened. this is this burlingame northbound 28 # approaching trues dale drive. the slow lane is blocked but look at possibly the off ramp. mainly near the off ramp. may be partially closed and fortunately no big delays on either side of the freeway. that's kcbs traffic. back to you guys. >>> some of the best cyclists in the world will be riding through the bay area today. stage three of the amgen tour of california will kick off today. the race will start in san jose and then head north to livermore before circling back over mount hamilton. british rider mark cavendish was the winner yesterday during stage two in lodi. he also took stage one in sacramento on sunday. today's race through san jose and livermore are the only bay area stops for the race. the tour wraps

. >> it was possible for him to get down to albany, do what happened at the house, and then make it back the campus in the morning. >> for him to make it in that time, he would have had to use the new york state thruway. >> but investigators had no proof that christopher porco's jeep was on the thruway that night or if it was christopher who was driving. >> there were no e-zpass records of christopher coming home that night. >> but investigators found christopher's e-zpass tag on the floor of his jeep on the morning of the attack. >> they tell me if you take it off the windshield and get it down on the floor or put it away somewhere, it won't register. >> was it possible christopher paid the highway tolls with cash to avoid leaving a trail? >> i don't believe that those lanes are surveilled with video cameras. >> investigators asked the toll collectors if they recalled seeing a yellow jeep that night. one toll collector said she remembered a yellow jeep driving through right before quitting time, around 11:00 p.m., but she couldn't remember anything about the driver. >> when they hand yo

of albany and our nation's capital in washington d.c. time heals all wounds.oklyn it ain't true. it's not true because evidently the person who said it for the very first time never lost anyone that they loved. because if they did, they would know that a part of their heart is taken away. there's an empty spot there. that's why we call it a broken heart. we learned to get on with our lives, learn to do the things we have to do but the wounds are always there. and they'll always be with us. we are given many gifts from god. one of the many gifts that he gives to us is gift of faith. faith is one of those gifts that sometimes can be very very difficult to understand. sometimes it can be as strong as the marble of this pulpit. sometimes it can be as weak as we all feel this morning. a i gift that can be as strong as we want it to be at times and sometimes as weak as we are called to be because of the fact that things happen in our life. we might ask ourselves where was god last saturday? i can tell you he was in a young man named brian who accepted a call, a loca

i'm hopeful for change on the issue in albany. the people in new york state demand a higher wage. >> a lot of the gains over the past 50 years that labor is so proud of, came to the cost of stripes, work stoppages, hitting the bricks, but didn't hear talk of that today. in other words, there was no talk of okay, you're not going to give us this, we're going to shut it down. we're going to really assert our power and close it up. and really hit you in the pocketbook pocketbook. there was no talk of that. i just wondering why. >> i appreciate that, henry. i think that the -- henry, it's quite clear -- >> it's a fact over the last hundred years. >> right. what we're talking about here is a coalition that changes national debate, and i think it's very important to look at how intense the grassroots organizing efforts have been around these issues, again, the fight for 15 is not your garden variety organizing efforts. it's been extraordinary and vibrant and made an impact. look what happened major corporations are proactively increasin

albany scranton also in the low and upper 60's but get to our west on pittsburgh, cleveland we startwarm up, even d.c. in the low 70's this hour. so that milder air will work its way northeast. give it another 12 to 24 hours or so. look at this. nothing happening on storm scan3. this is what you want to see for a holiday weekend. a lot of sunshine in our forecast, try weather, great travel conditions coming up. comfort index again very high. as we talk about that dewpoint temperature, measures the moisture content in the air. right now it's so low at 27 degrees, tomorrow it gets a little bit higher, about 47, that's not bad for late may. so again it's going to feel pretty much awesome outside. get outside if you can, enjoy it. let's break it down for you. high pressure over us right now protecting any storms from developing. moves a little further off shore tomorrow, southwest wind warming us up to 80, maybe low 80's for the inland spots. warmer on memorial day mid 80's for highs. still a lot of sunshine. we'll keep it dry. tuesday the front slowly approach from the west but it's sti

there's the core of the coldest air over the northeast right now. 46 degrees in albany but it does getland, pittsburgh richmond about 60. nice and quiet on storm scan3. this is was want to see if you have outdoor plans over the next several days into the holiday and no problems 678 lots of sunshine as high pressure remains in control. that comfort index still on the high side once again tomorrow. that's because as we look at the dupe temperature, tells us how much moisture and humidity is in the air. right now we're sit aght 43 degrees. tomorrow a little bit warmer but still not bad at 47. if you don't like humidity you love those numbers especially this time of year so this is going to feel down right awesome once again on sunday. a little bit different on memorial day, probably start to feel the increasing humidity and certainly tuesday. that's were we'll call it down right humid. tomorrow, though, low 80's for the warm spots away from the water, lots of sunshine. enjoy tomorrow. again, it's the memorial day itself still dry t high pressure slowly drifting off shore. southwest wind w

coolest temperature 59 in albany and buffalo we can handle that that's for sure.ight now. this is setting up to see a classic summertime weather pattern as that high starts to drift offshore. we'll get more of a southwest wind dome that brings in some more warmth and you can see plenty of sunshine with a few clouds moving through. showers an few thunderstorms out to the midwest. that will come through our region later on tuesday. as the cold front moves through. unfortunately with the warm dry and breezy conditions, pollen count stays very high next couple of days. oak, birch maple are the main pollens much it drops on wednesday because of the showers that try to come into the delaware valley not enough to clean out the atmosphere. jet stream takes a big ride up to the north. so that brings in that southwest wind flow temperatures warming up well above average good 10 to 15 degrees. so tomorrow enjoy mid 80s for highs under mostly sunny skies. here comes the front in on tuesday. it should pass our region late in the day. so entire day stays warm once again mid 80s

kensington is a small enclave between albany and el cerrito. and tonight, telling kehl introduces us to the chief's likely replacement. >> insiders say kevin hart is likely to be named interim top cop early next week. this resident say he is ready to see hart retired from alameda county sheriff's office take the helm and chief greg harmon gone once and for all. many in kensington lost trust in harmon after one of his rank- and-file sergeant keith barrow had sex with a prostitute in reno. >> for a small community like ours, it's impactful. >> reporter: the woman stole his badge, handcuffs, pistol and ammo. but the chief did not suspend baro until the media got wind of the scandal. >> he violated the trust of the community in the act of trying to cover this up for nine months. >> it wasn't handled well. >> reporter: tom dean says the chief's job description is partly to blame. here in kensington, the police chief doubles as general manager and, in other words, his own boss. >> it's a conflict to have the chief and the general manager be one and t

where the front a has passed through temperatures are back in the 50's at state college scranton, a albany and list goes on here off to the north but through this eyewitness weather day planner expect some more cloud but not the a wash out by any stretch. we do have have to watch out for a little bit of rain out there i don't think there will be widespread rain but if you get hit the by a pocket it could be a brief steady batch of rain. umbrella is not the worst idea but you can getaway without it too. your call vittoria, good morning. >>> good morning everyone. traveling out and about on the road it is very quiet. it usual ily is at this time. we have construction project and at this point that is bigger story as we wait in the wings of rush hour. lets start with the vine street expressway. traveling on the vine in the westbound direction you will notice lane closures and that is as a result of the construction projects that is ongoing for quite sometime this summer. if you are traveling approaching the the area of the schuylkill, that is where we will notice that active construction zone

. >> the owner of this neighboring store in albany hopes he's picking up business. >> i have seen people come here to get sodas because there's no tax on the soda that we sell. >> reporter: berkeley leaders say it would be fine if there was no more soda to sell in their city. in berkeley carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> tonight san mateo is considering extending the half-cent sales tax. they're hoping to raise more money to fix potholes and increase programs for seniors. the tax is set to expire in 2018. it brings in $5 million a year. >>> the palo alto city council will talk about a new measure tonight that could limit chain stores on california avenue. it would require larger businesses to apply for permits before setting up shop. the measure comes in response to the survey where residents want more shops, restaurants and small businesses in california. the existing change would not be affected. >>> sap francisco police cannot be sued for shooting a mentally ill woman. >> teresa sheehan was shot by two officers six years ago while holding a knife and threatening police in a group home. t

but we're just getting word of a new crash on the eastshore freeway approaching that albany exit. two lanes are blocked. so right now once you reach the toll plaza, everything is fine. heads up for eastshore freeway drivers. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >>> this musician and her young son were kicked off a plane at san francisco international airport. she claimed it was because her toddler was crying but as kpix 5's mark sayre reports, the airline says there's much more to wednesday's incident. >>> reporter: sarah blackwood is a musician with the canadian band walk off the earth. she is currently 7 months pregnant and boarded a united express flight to vancouver with her 2-year-old son. >> he was just having a fussy day. he was crying. he was cloud cover. he was loud, squirming. >> reporter: she told the cbc in canada what happened next. >> and then they turned the plane around, went back to the gate and asked me to leave the plane after he was fully sleeping on me. >> reporter: blackwood treated just got kicked off a flight because my son was crying really loud and la

paul finkelman is a historian and legal scholar based at albany law school.rofessor finkelman: when polk was nominated for office, he had been a member of congress. he was a lawyer practicing law in tennessee. he was known as a dark horse candidate. he hope to get the vice presidential nomination. suddenly polk is the presidential nominee. most people don't know who he is. he becomes president and almost immediately, puts us in a position to have a war with mexico. he pushes for the war. he is per compared -- he is prepared to declare war on mexico. he sends zachary taylor to the mexican border in an area that is completely disputed that all international losses belong to mexico but polk says is american land. while taylor's troops are there he goes to his cabinet and they vote to ask for a declaration of war against mexico. that night, he gets a message that taylor's troops have been in combat. he rewrites his message to congress to say that american troops have been killed on american soil. abraham lincoln would later give a speech asking to show the spots

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. >> owner this store neighboring albany believes he's pick up some of berkeley business. >> i have seen people come here to the buy soda this year because of the no tax on the soda we sell. >>reporter: berkeley now diagnose a study to see if the residents really are crossing city lines to avoid the tax. or if they are now choosing to drink less. in berkeley drink less. in berkeley carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> city of pacifica has decided to bury 2 whales that recently washed up there. decision was initially made to allow the twhils just decompose but because of the odor emanating from the whales officials changed their mind. city of pacifica and the san francisco recreation park department working together on a plan to bury them. >> we get a brand new look at the central subway project in san francisco. major extension of the muni metro line from fourth and king all the way to china unto. wayne went underground to get a close-up look at the work under way. >> sunday crowd like this might be the stuff of disaster in the making. people aren't supposed to walk in subway tunnel unless the

albany.eighbors say they too, are praying for the family. >> the community where they lived really loved them and we are here to support them if they need us. >> now we spoke with a neighbor who says she is going to be working on some sort of way to remember and honor this family. in the meantime police out here say they will continue to watch the area because this is still considered a active crime scene. reporting in northeast washington megan fitzgerald. back to you. >> thank you, megan. >> text messages written to try to cover up an alleged dorm rape that's what police at george mason university suggest in new court documents we've uncovered. northern virginia bureau chief julie carrie joins us from the campus with xploetsexplosive details. julie? >> well campus police are aggressively investigating this allegation of rape against two male suspects. now these are the court documents just filed. they describe a female student running through the dorm screaming for help. >> for most george

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now, the scene it is slow, still, making it now from university to the hoffman split from albany thatu continue in the westbound direction with traffic beyond the metering lights across the bridge it is clear. we had an early report after big rig stalled at the off-ramp, blocking one lane, and it is on the eastbound side of lower deck and that is cleared. >>> for the second year in a row a small business in the united states will get millions of dollars super bowl advertising for free. if they can convince the company they deserve it. this is last year's winner. the contest starts july 1. small businesses have to submit stories about their firm and why they deserve a 30-second commercial during super bowl 50 next year. a 30-second ad for the super bowl costs $4.5 million. the winner last year said the sales soared after their spot aired. >> technical toys for girls, super popular now. >> keeping hackers at bay when you make a big purchase. >> a security secret coming to credit cards that makes every swipe safer. >> could the traits you inherit from your parents influence who you marry

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from our emeryville camera toward berkeley and albany, we had some flashing lights just further to the but they have moved on with a crash at grill man street. this is construction cleared on the eastern portion of the san mateo bridge with all lanes in commission and traffic moving nicely. >> the bottle rock napa valley festival opens and organizers are promising a bigger and better event after overcoming past financial challenges in last area's napa earthquake. amy? >> yes, you can see behind me it is all set up and ready to go. the earthquake brought an unexpected benefit. they had to tear down three buildings at the napa expo and they think it will help with the set up and flow of people. they have four stages set up for three days of music that will feature local food, wine, and beer. some of the musical acts include "no doubt," "imagine dragon," and snoop dogg. they expect 100,000 people here this weekend. the passes for three days are sold out but you can buy one day tickets at $130. locals have a mixed reaction to the festival. some escape it. and embrace it. some businesses pl

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urban planning experts say bureaucrats in albany and d.c.ing to impose their view of beautification. >> if it were a mix-up, it would be simply innocent. i think this was a clear case of excessive regulation by people who were trying to meddle in the great part of new york times square. >> tourists here can't imagine two things sirens, no sirens, and of course the lights behind me. they can't imagine it without it. >> i think it is just the government trying to run everything like they always do, you know. this is, this is like a national monument having this stuff here. >> this is why people come to times square, for this color and action and the bright lights. and, i just don't understand why they would have to take them down. >> well now the federal highway administration trying to tamp down the outrage saying it never wanted the billboards to come down never threatened to withhold the money. they talked about the possibility expanding the streets run you through times square as highway. that should be a no-brainer. as you can see you usu

the government austin or albany. capital of anbar province. all of the critical infrastructure and leadership is downtown ramadi right there. >> and they now have more or less a direct supply line all of the way to the gates of baghdad. >> it becomes a line of communication. you talk about military terms. they can reinforce freely. >> the situation here is that iraqi leader, the prime minister has called for the shia militias which were so crucial in tikrit where you were just were called on shia militias and we have video of them operating near tikrit. they'll go in to try to take back ramadi. these are shia militias going into a sunni area. how does that complicate the situation? >> i watched it over the last couple of months here. this is a reinforcement perspective. the prime minister of iraq this morning has activated the militia to start moving out there. we watched them in tikrit. they fought side by side with federal police and the seventh division up there were fighting as one both sunni, shia against a centralized enemy. >> do you th

got to 77 in albany. eighty-four in richmond. but we are in the cool pocket.hrough the next few days that storm stays off to the south high pressure noses in and that will keep that storm suppressed to the south as front approaches through weekend. we will get southeasterly flow. few high clouds but very warm and very steamy as well. take a lot at wind field with our potential tropical system or hybrid system. wind to 40 to 50 miles an hour just off shore by thursday into friday and dangerous rip currents especially along the the shore points of north and south carolina northern florida as well. overnight clouds breaking comfortable at 59. nice and warm, partly to mostly sunny for your thursday. eighty. for race for the the cure unday race kicks off at 8:00 a.m. 37 degrees. this very, very warm on sunday. temperatures in the in mid 80's. dew points in the 60's. it will feel like july out there and we have showers and thunderstorms monday into tuesday and a cool down by middle of next week. now back to chris and jessica. >>> kate, thank you, on the cbs-3 health

a uc representative tells me after seven years of study with the city of albany the grocery store and senior housing project are going forward. an adjacent piece of land has been set aside for a community garden. reporting from the regents meeting, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 6:00 a peek at the future of san francisco international airport. the outside of sfo's sleek new control tower is finished but the inside still has a ways to go. the media was invited to take in the view all 270 degrees of it. the air traffic controllers won't be moving in until next year, though. the tower still needs to get state-of-the-art equipment installed with help from the faa but the airport is very happy with the progress so far. >>> well he's a scary sight in the water. just ahead of memorial day weekend, a huntington beach helicopter spotted more than a dozen great white sharks in the water. the sharks are about 6 to 10 feet long. fortunately no swimmers or surfers were in the water at the time. there were no advisories or warnings posted for that beach. >>> are we ready for the holid

still comfortable 76 in fill arc cooler behind that front 60's scranton, albany, state college, d.c. where phillies play, nationals park 79 degrees right the now. chilly to the north. here is our saturday morning out look dark purple freeze warning for insuring state and northerntier of pennsylvania. that frost advisory extend right into the pocono region. as far as the rest of the weekend is concerned with high pressure overhead, cooler day tomorrow. green shading. we are on the east side of the high, the cool side, and then sunday that high moves east when we get on the western side of the high, temperatures jump up to the 80's. by monday there is that warm front. temperatures in the mid 80's. maybe isolated thunderstorm. i'm tempt todd take this out of the forecast for everyone but the poconos. we will make it through mess of the memorial day unharmed. 48 degrees. for your saturday, sunny nice, cooler for 70 at i daytime high. if you think that is too chilly for memorial day weekend just you wait. heading in to memorial day across the region 58 in philadelphia warm, steamy. summer

steve, new albany ohio. david crockett was another "legend and lies" masterpiece.bus, mississippi. my 7 -year-old son was mesmerized by the crockett episode as was i at age 7, deborah. loved it. unfortunate, it wasn't true. if you called crockett davie, he'd shoot you. it's david. all right? but davie, he would have shot the song the songwriter the recording studio, everybody would have been dead. next sunday "legends and lies" tackles the most successful bandit in the old west black bart. an amazing story. and here's a "factor "" letter of the day. o'reilly you posed a brilliant question last week. can you name one nation that's ended poverty through government programs? of course the guest could not. estimates are $22 billion have been spent in america fighting poverty and things have not improved very much. standard of living has improved mike. the poor in america have more stuff. but it is the mindset that has to change. enjoy your signed copies of the book "legends and lies." finally tonight "factor" tip of the day. last week we told you police in medford, ore