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in albany alan abc 7 news. >> new at 11:00.ble than previous moderate sole still fragile under certain conditions. square trade put the new fen through brutal test for strength and durability. both cones had more bendability than the standard i-phone 6 but trouble holding a charge in extreme temperature and both screens easily cracked when dropped face to down on the pavement. >> german chancellor confronted facebook ceo sucker pwerling at development summit. they are talking about. merkel complained facebook doesn't do enough to crack did you know on racist post. it was overheard on the live broadcast on open mike and zuckerberg responded we need to did some work on the issue. conversation cut off by introductory rae mark at the event. germany is welcoming as many as 1 million refugee from various country and ignited immigration reaction on line. face back spokeswoman in menlo park says we think the best solution to dealing with people who make racist and many bad comments pl and address this common challenge here. >> it was f

in albany alan abc 7 news. >> new at 11:00. i-phone 6 s and 6 s plus more did yourable than previous moderate sole still fragile under certain conditions. square trade put the new fen through brutal test for strength and durability. both cones had more bendability than the standard i-phone 6 but trouble holding a charge in extreme temperature and both screens easily cracked when dropped face to down on the pavement. >> german chancellor confronted facebook ceo sucker pwerling at development summit. they are talking about. merkel complained facebook doesn't do enough to crack did you know on racist post. it was overheard on the live broadcast on open mike and zuckerberg responded we need to did some work on the issue. conversation cut off by introductory rae mark at the event. germany is welcoming as many as 1 million refugee from various country and ignited immigration reaction on line. face back spokeswoman in menlo park says we think the best solution to dealing with people who make racist and many bad comments pl and address

. >>> the good intentions of a teenage boy are stirring things up in albany. all he wanted to do was make a difference this halloween, but now as al wong explains, his now as al wong explains, his neighbors are making a fuss. >> reporter: over the past two years, sam's backyard haunted house has been a huge charitable success. >> a lot of people come through and get scared. a lot of money and food is raised for the community food bank. >> reporter: but the construction and crowds have attracted complaints and forced sam to apply and argue for a city permit. >> we just want to make sure it fits well in your neighborhood and make sure it's safe for everybody. >> reporter: the turnout at a city hearing was overwhelmingly in favor of sam. >> kids do things on their own for the good of the community and the good of the neighborhood i think it should be applauded. >> reporter: but his neighbor says hundreds of people during four nights of festivities is too much for her family. >> we just don't think this is the appropriate area to be doing this. >> i saw a body wit

yesterday these two were reunited in albany.hat black and white photograph for years and wondering if they would ever meet again. after one posted it on facebook last week, they got their answer. these women aren't long lost relatives or friends. they don't even know each other. but they did meet once. captured on film 38 years ago in a hospital recovery room. >> people would ask me, is that your mother? i'm like, no, it's actually a nurse and i don't know who she is. >> reporter: that woman was sue berger, a 21-year-old recovery room nurse at albany medical center. the 3-month-old in her arms is a third-degree burn patient fresh out of surgery named amanda scarpinati. >> she was so good and i know i held her for a long time. >> reporter: were you mesmerized? the way you describe it. you sound like you were smitten! >> i was smitten! i was quite smitten. >> reporter: scarpina tirks, had been accidentally scalded by a vaporizer and berger, this patient stuck with her. you did not forget her? >> no, i didn't. i remember how calm a

host: will is up first calling in from albany, oregon. you are on with mary rice hasson.aller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i'm sure pope francis is a nice guy. he seemed that the personable fellow. his opinions on climate change are completely wrong. not -- hering, he is has been -- isn't there somebody at the vatican who understands this? isn't there somebody who can help him get the science right? apparently god is not telling him what the sciences. -- what the science is. with all the problems of climate change, the overpopulation of human beings on this planet. that is the big problem and when the pope stands against antraception, not even taking neutral or advocacy position, that is the most immoral position on earth. he is able to make that change to start controlling human population and sexuality is where it starts. conception begins with two living things. host: let's let mary rice hasson respond. guest: in everything the pope has said, if you read his encyclical on the environment, he is clear we do not solve problems by getting rid of people. we

. >> near albany, the state senate has opposed the evening. which means this battle has had nohe discussion. >>> if you have something ou think the news4 i team should look into, call us at 1-88-4 8- >>> a freight train derailment causing commuter headaches on long island railroad. >> plus the driver accused of taking his boss on a drunken railway tells his side of the story. >>> good evening, i'm chuck scarborough. >> and i'm sibila vargas. we continue our coverage now of the breaking news out of hicksville where a train derailment is causing problems for commuters on the long island railroad. >> it's slow going for trains coming in, some people "home" at west. however, there is no way for you to get back to the city. >> five hours after this freight train derailed, and the situation is pretty much the same here in hicksville, two freight cars remain off the tracks. you can see one of them behind me. mta crews have brought in payloaders and trains to try to get those trains back on the tracks, but right now they remain as they were around 1:0

the plane was returning from albany following a routine observation mission. both passengers suffered serious injuries. >> we're hearing from the prison worker accused of helping two killers escape from an upstate prison in june. richard matt and david sweat were on the run for three weeks. joyce mitchell told "the today show" she flirted with matt, but was never in love with him. mitchell claims she became involved with both after her family was threatened and during a time when she felt her husband didn't love her anymore. >> i guess it was just me. i was going through depression, and i guess they saw my weakness and that's how it all started. jennifer: mitchell face is up to seven years when she's sentenced this month. matt was killed by sports following a manhunt and sweat was shot and recaptured. steve: the kentucky clerk who was jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses due to a religious objection is back at work. she remains defiant. marriage licenses will be issued by her deputy clerks but won't have her signature which may make them inv

drive time traffic in the east bay headed along the east shore highway you can see albany to the mazees and 880 southbound from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes and 280 through the south bay to cupertino is 11 minutes and when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza we see a couple areas where cars are missing but you have 13-minute delay out of east bay into san francisco. >> california could be the first state to inform consumers about privacy weapons, with any internet-connected tvs with the television recording people's conversations. the bill would block the voice recognition feature unless consumers are informed during the initial set up. >> a popular tourist service is blaming the city of san francisco for the closure. ride the ducks is shutting down after eight years. according to the company the recent laws including prohibiting guides from narrating while driving forced them to close. >> happy reunion in oakland after many people were asked, why did the chicken cross the road? not just any road but it darted across the bay bridge toll plaza during morning rush hour on wednesda

cities like seattle, washington, sante fe, albany, new york, are turning to a programme with the acronym lead. law enforce. assisted diversion. it's based on the need that counselling can be more effective than incarceration in converting drug adacts from criminals into -- addicts from criminals into responsible citizens, starting with police officers, empowering them to send an addict to a social service worker instead of central booking. unlike some programs, it does not require that addicts stay clean to remain in the programme. that's a ran police officers have been skeptical about playing a role in a programme that some lump under the hug a thug umbrella. that's the view programs like cards. new evidence that lea helping to break the cycle of crime and save money is helping to convert some doubters. >> i was homeless because of my addiction. i was strung out on heroin and smoked crack. my day to day life would be going to get drugs or steal something from the stores to sell it so i do get drugs. i did prostitution. addiction. >> when 34-year-old misty moved from alaska to the united

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. >>> nearly four decades ago a nurse in albany tenderly cradled a baby girl badly hurt and that impacted the child for the rest of her life. she was determined to find the unknown woman whose kindness was captured in a photograph. cbs' michelle miller reports. >> reporter: these women aren't long lost relatives or friends. they don't even know each other. captured on film 38 years ago in a hospital recovery room. >> people would ask me, is that your mother? [ laughter ] nurse. and i don't know who she is. >> reporter: that woman was sue burger, a 21-year-old recovery room nurse at albany medical center. the 3-month-old in her arms a third-degree burn patient fresh out of surgery named amanda. >> she was so good and, um, i time. >> reporter: amanda had been accidentally scalded by a steam vaporizer. this one stuck with this nurse. >> i remember how calm and trusting she was. and it was unusual actually for a baby so tiny coming out of surgery. she must have been in pain. >> reporter: that pain lasted for years through countless skin grafts and surgeries and through taunts from schoolyard

if they think "carnal knowledge" is obscene in albany, georgia, wait until "deep throat" shows up. hose them down with cracked ice down there. >> it's reviewed on local news shows. couples are going to see it on date night. >> jacqueline onassis herself went. >> linda lovelace and harry reams in "deep throat" were celebrities. >> i'd like to see legitimate films and so-called pornographic films merged together. i think the two industries have got to merge together. >> do people walk up to you on the street and recognize you? >> people are afraid of me. >> this is the time when the sexual revolution went mainstream. you could go to the grocery store and buy sex advice in line at the checkout counter. you could buy a kind of knowingness or awareness about sex that was different than what was widely available in the past. >> the real way that the sexual revolution filtered down to us was the reading materials we were discovering in our parents' houses, including "the joy of sex." >> it was a modern marriage manual. one of the things that made the book famous was its illustrations. >>

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tory wells of our albany affiliate wrbg shows us how the two women were able to reconnect. >> reporter: for almost 40 years, amanda scarpinati held on to these pictures. >>in the one picture you can see i trusted her and she soothed me at a time when i kneed it. >> reporter: 150 miles away, sue berger would took. the two women in the picture met. this moment started with a snapshot of this moment in 1977. amanda was just a few months old, recovering from third-degree burns. the scars left behind made her a target for bullying and, as a child, she says this image of love gave her strength. >> just comforting and just knowing that a stranger cared. >> reporter: two weeks ago, she posted this image on facebook and within 24 hours, angela leery saw the post. she recognized her former colleague sue and remembered that baby. >> i think that picture says everything. there are no words needed to explain. it just was beautiful, compassion and love. >> reporter: the same could be said about this image today. no words needed. except maybe two. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: it took near

during the day, spotty storms really forming closer to albany to syracuse thin into the catskills and poconos. because the front is so slow to come through on friday and friday morning, we may be stuck in low clouds on friday morning and worst case there is a couple of showers that flare-up along the front. that may be the only chance to see raindrops scattered through the area, through the upcoming weekend. we will get that out of the way friday. skies clear later in the day and then saturday, sunday, monday look beautiful. 93 the peak heat tomorrow. late spotty storm north and west. it could be anywhere at night into the first part of friday. the relief friday. we go from a 92 or 3 tomorrow to 82. that will build things up over the weekend. variable winds on the waters. boaters go to the south. light chop. water temperature is nice and bank of america. good beach day. 74 degrees. clear to partly cloudy overnight. warm, sticky. 93 tomorrow feeling like 95. a spot afternoon storm mainly north. sticky tomorrow night. you won't notice the lower humidity until friday as the clouds try to

. >> reporter: high schoolers from brooklyn, staten island, albany. >> heave, heave. >> reporter: being transformed from landlubbers to sea dogs in a program called young women at the helm. >> i thought it would be an amazing opportunity to see what it was like to be on a boat for real. and since like boys get to do everything it was nice that it was a girls' trip. >> reporter: along with sailing there's rigorous instruction in history, geography -- >> all of this land. >> reporter: -- and ecology, often taught by volunteers who themselves were once newbies on the boat. >> it's not a little bit cool. it's like inexplicably cool. >> reporter: on-board educator maya nimesto says it's an experience that can change lives. >> if you're at the helm of your life you're the one deciding what you're doing and where you're going. and they get the chance to stand at the helm of a 100-foot ship and decide where the boat is going. >> reporter: girls who had never sailed find themselves doing things they'd never dreamed of. >> i was pulling ropes on a boat. and i helped it move. and i steered on the

when she was young and had third degree burns, she had social media to thank for this reunion in albany, new york. >> a reminder that you can make a difference, you have to have that kmags every day. they took a new picture showing how far they have come. >>> the next thing i remember i woke up and i was under water and it was really cold and i knew i had to get out of that truck or i would drown. >> the north carolina man is lucky to be alive after it plunged 50 feet into a creek, he was hoisted to safety and did not suffer any injuries, he carries his 30 bible with him and they were able to retrieve it. >>> nice story, karen rogers is back with the accuweather forecast, a worry some forecast for the weekend. >> a lot of rain coming before we deal with hurricane joaquin, lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the region, we still have showers in south jersey, i want to go in closer because they have picked up a bit in intensity, areas of yellow coming in through route 47 and route 9 on the atlantic city expressway and up the parkway near surf city, so watch for that. all o

i know, albany, new york had a record high too. that's going to come to an end. very slowly, a cold front is moving across the country. and toward memphis and this rain will eventually push to the east, slowly though. and this is the rainfall forecast. we've been very dry over the last two months. we could really use this one to three inches of rain from d.c. up through possibly areas of boston. if you get those thunderstorms, you have a really good chance. and today's forecast, we're way above average. temperatures ahead of the front for one more day. this should be it. it should be it. that's your national weather, now here's a closer look at the day ahead. and we'll jump those temperatures into the 90s. into the southeast, scattered showers and storms ahead of that front, humid too, with temperatures in the 80s and 90s. so, for you heat lover, betty, this is it for you. this is the last 90 until the summer. >>> all right. it is the aphrodisiac, that may have some untinted consequences. and finding out why china says no thanks to bon jovi by canc and auto insur

warmest since the early 1980s. 94 in albany and 94 in boston and 797 in providence. the heat is with us today and only one more day on the east coast. umbrella's are needed and little rock you got some rain to the north if you're traveling north of the town and it will spread to memphis and areas of kentucky and late today in areas of mississippi. this is a 48 hour rainfall. we need the rain in new england and should get it starting tomorrow throughout the day and friday morning. the possibility of one to two inches, and that's the first significant rain in a long time. the other story today is that california once again and we all know about the big drought there, a heat wave for areas like los angeles. we're going to be near 300 three days in a row. >> get ready. >>> three came out for support of the iran nuclear deal. now, they're able to block the passage of a resolution against iran. it would limit the ability to reduce for linking the sanks. >>> gray suffered a severe spinal injury while in custody back in april. he died a week later. the family will receive 2

. >> we want people who appropriate funds in albany to be aware of what kind of issue transit riders are facing. >> reporter: and a special county committee that oversees the nice bus system could decide on whether to increase the fares later this year. we're live in garden city tonight, greg cergol news4 new york. >>> it is a big night at citi field in queens. roun two of the subway series and both teams are in playoff contention. >> this is the first time in 19 years of interleague play that both teams have met in september with the post season on the line. brynn gingrass has been speaking with the fans. >> reporter: it's friday night, two new york teemts, both playing well. there's playoffs on the line and bragging right ps. who more of a recipe do you need for a perfect baseball evening. we've been seeing a ton of fans come down the 7 train and head into citi field. it is so exciting here where the yankees and the mets square uf for the subway series in just about an hour. on the field the yankees hold the wild card and the mets want to strip that away from them as they sit at th

her and she soothed me at a time when i needed it. >> amanda finally met susan berger tuesday at albany new york, thanking each other for the lasting impact of their encounters so long ago in the pediatric care ward. >>> all right, let's talk about joaquin. a winds right now -- hurricane. winds right now sustained 85 and gusts to about 105 and we have hurricane warnings, this is the red here. through most of the bahamas. it will eventually become a category 2. according to the hurricane center. and this is now 2:00 a.m. in the morning. and it began to turn more to the north. okay? possibly strengthening to a category 3 and then done a couple of things here, added the plot which are the individual lines, that's an individual computer model saying hey i think it is going here and of course the closer the lines are together the more confidence we have in the forecast. now this red line, the big line is the national hurricane center forecast which is shifted drastically. taking the storm up the bay. that's not a good thing. we don't want that to happen. so maybe you want to spin this. maybe

and pennsylvania 54, scranton, 53, albany, drier cool air mass settles on in. nice and quiet. .essure over new england locks us in a dry pattern, we're seeing a few clouds moving in from the south, disturbance over the deep south, trying to spread cloud in the region. fall does officially arrive this wednesday morning at 4:21. that's when the sun aligns itself with the equator. here's our forecast wind directions. notice the arrows pointing to the south and west. northeast wind, that the a cool wind and that just stays like that for the next 48 hours. it will be breezy at times along the coast line, widely cooler wind flow, we have high pressure that builds over new england and a low pressure a stalled off front offshore in between the wind flow. we will see clouds returning but that persistent wind continues tuesday, possibly into wednesday. looks like we do stay dry most of the shower activity stays off to the south and east. we have temperatures after the 50s for our morning lows. bump it up into the lower 70's. that's about it by early afternoon. take you to the north, allen

high over new england, so important in our forecast, really locking in the cooler air mass, six a, albany, 59 only in state college, this afternoon, so, as long as we have this northeast wind, keep the temperatures somewhat on the cooler side specially with the cloud cover. but tomorrow, try to get rid of the clouds, that sunshine still pretty strong this time of year, will warm us up. fall officially begins tomorrow, 4:21 a.m. on wednesday, just 12 days until we start averaging high temperatures only near 70. so signs of the cold season, 39 until halloween, it get dark real early, 4:00, 5:00 in about 30 days. >>> mainly the rest of the week, high pressure, watch what happens. clouds start to dissipate tomorrow. so we go mostly sunny. there is the storm, we are watching for the upcoming weekends, right now just over the carolinas, but it will slowly try to work northward, all depending on how strong this high pressure is. could start to see few more clouds returning later thursday, into friday, but still dry through the rest of the work week. temperatures this afternoon, low and mid 70s,

as we look at drive time traffic, i-80 westbound from albany to the maze along east shore freeway a fourinute commute 880 southbound from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes. 280 northbound from highway 101 to cupertino is ten minutes. 45 minute now between address and dublin so 30 miles per hour is the top speed over the altamont pass. >> a study fines airplanes are breeding wounds for germs and bacteria. a website sent a biologist to find out how dirty airports and airplanes are taking 26 samples from four flights and airplanes. researchers found that trays were the most dirty surface air travelers will encounter. buttons the water faucets were next and then the overhead air vents. >> the next story from southern california proves firefighters are never really off duty. >> saturday a retired captain with the orange county firefighter authority was proposing a toast during his son's wedding reception and a woman in the audience yelled someone was choking. >> the pair and the son, a rookie with the los angeles fire department jumped into action. >> went back on the training and just perfor

england, that's compliment of of high pressure, flow around the high, northeast, look at that 63 in albany, six a still in state college. here is the winds right now, little breezy at times. ten to 15 miles per hour, gustier along the shore, seeing gusts near 30 miles per hour, and that's also brinking in some chop year waves, along the area beaches, so do you have beach plans, not the best conditions to go swimming. all right, fall officially does arrive wednesday morning. at 4:21, that's when the sun aligns itself with the equator. we have some clouds over us right now, few breaks in those clouds, every now and then, most of the rain that you're seeing will stay to the south and west. maybe stray sprinkle in the far northwestern suburbs, extreme western berks county, that's possible, but i think most areas stay dry. high pressure protect us from the rain getting in here. low pressure off shore. inbetween you get the flow out of the northeast, that set up sits here for about 48 hours or so. so we have the cool flow continuing, tuesday, with some sun and clouds, finally wednesday, gee back

totals this is through wednesday morning, one to two inches widespread here, possibly three inches in albany carolinas. i-95 has a nice day today. tuesday the clouds move in. from boston to d.c. wednesday looks like a rainy day. >> thank you so much, bill. >>> queensland, australia, a massive 49 -foot sink hole with a lowed up several vicles at a popular beach. car, camping trailer and several tents were lost, around 140 people were evacuated but luckily no one was injured. arnlg >>> 17.4 million americans were hit by identity theft last year, while two-thirds did have financial loss. 54% were able to resolve the situation in a day or less. >>> "scrambled politics" is next. ideas are frightening because they threaten what is known. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. htake care of what makes you,e. you. right down to your skin. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion with 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results® hi mi

first meeting at a hospital in albany were documented in a series of touching photos in 1977. the photos helped her get through some of her darkest times when she was bullied for her burn scars. >> i gave her that hug i wanted to give her for so long. >> such a great reminder to think of all the interactions i've had with patients, all the things i've done and maybe put aside the hard work and the times when it was so stressful and think about this. this is the best part. >> social media brought them together. a couple weeks ago she posted the photos online, hoping someone would recognize her nurse. someone did. and they got in touch. turned out berger had also held on to the same photos all these years. that's a great story. >>> rob powers up next with sports. >> baseball, baseball, baseball. the yankees are supposed to be making their playoff push by pushing around the red sox. problem is, the red sox are making things a little difficult. straight ahead, another game in the bronx. another chance to make some noise. highlights from philadelphia on the way too from the mets. p

and pennsylvania 54, scranton, 53, albany, drier cool air mass settles on in. nice and quiet. . high pressure over new england locks us in a dry pattern, we're seeing a few clouds moving in from the south, disturbance over the deep south, trying to spread cloud in the region. fall does officially arrive this wednesday morning at 4:21. that's when the sun aligns itself with the equator. here's our forecast wind directions. notice the arrows pointing to the south and west. northeast wind, that the a cool wind and that just stays like that for the next 48 hours. it will be breezy at times along the coast line, widely cooler wind flow, we have high pressure that builds over new england and a low pressure a stalled off front offshore in between the wind flow. we will see clouds returning but that persistent wind continues tuesday, possibly into wednesday. looks like we do stay dry most of the shower activity stays off to the south and east. we have temperatures after the 50s for our morning lows. bump it up into the lower 70's. that's about it by early afternoon. take you to the nort

albany hopes to curb the problem with the new enough is enough law. the legislation gives a statewide definition of affirmative consent, meaning legally both parties need to say yes to sex. also immunity from some violations like drinking and drug use for those who report an assault. a new student bill of of rights, which campuses must distribute, giving students their rights as victims. also, institutions must now report all sexual assaults to the state to be publicly posted online. and finally, first responders must tell victims they have the right to go beyond their campus police department. >> there's a lot of opposition to this law. there are a lot of very powerful interests in this state that didn't want to hear the law discussed, that didn't want to admit the problem. >> reporter: just uptown from nyu, emma carried a mattress through her campus as a form of protest after she said columbia university botched an investigation into her rape. changes have since been made to how columbia handles rape allegations. back at nyu, we explained the enough

. >> it was a tearful reunion decade in the making, all stemming from the pictures napped up at albany medical center in 1977. baby in the picture is this woman amanda scarpinot i who was recovering from third degree burns. for years this moment captured in time has been a source of comfort and strength in here. >> as you can see i totally trusted her and she suited me at a time when i needed it. >> reporter: two weeks ago she posted this image on facebook and within 24 hours she found out who the mystery nurse who showed so much compassion was. and almost 40 years later, the two women met. >> oh, my goodness here we are. >> i had no idea it would have this impact for her so what may seem like a gift for her is an amazing gift for me. >> reporter: an amazing gift, reunion, that may not have happened if it wasn't for social media. henna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is amazing. >> so nice to see positive that can come from social media and the negative and bullying but this is a great way to bring people together too. >> at a time at the information front just how incredi

tom brown road between new albany and haines mill roads was closed while the gas company made repairs. two residents were evacuated from a nearby home as a precaution. >>> all right. it is game day. the eagles officially kick off their season against the atlanta falcons tonight in prime time less than an hour from now exactly but the birds' cheerleaders kicked off the excitement this morning in northeast philadelphia. they surprised fans with a pep rally at the dunkin' donuts on cottman avenue. >>> and "action news" reporter chad pradelli has been talking with chancey fan fans all day ln center city. he's live at dillworth park. everybody seems ready for some football finally, hm? >> reporter: you better believe it rick. this city bleeds eagles green. >>> the 2015 season begins in less than an hour and fans are certainly ready. >> i love the eagles offense this year. i think chip kelly put together an offense that's going to be explosive and unstoppable. >> reporter: the new look eagles will kick offer the twin bill of monday night football, sam bradford takes the reigns at qb and his

stuart parnell was sentenced get albany georgia.ing that outbreak nine americans died and hundreds of other people became sick in 2008 and 2009. the jury found that while parnell was the president of peanut corporation of america, he knowingly sold tainted peanut butter and faked results of lab tests. >>> the white house says the u.s. will direct almost $420 million in humanitarian aid toward helping syrian refugees. the money will help pay for emergency healthcare, safe drinking water food and shelter. the white house says the u.s. is now committed $4.5 billion to help address dire conditions inside syria and refugee camps. >> talking a little business now this morning. a new software update is for apple watches now out. they're calling it watch os2. it features a buzz that caused a week long delay in the watch. the update also has new faces and apps from outside developers that work with its heart rate sensor and other tools. >>> the fallout goes on for volkswagen this morning. vw stock plunged after officials admitted to intentio

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georgia from albany to macon to augusta, some thunderstorms for you to deal with. atlanta some of the showers are starting to wrap up. a few showers to the northeast of atlanta. d.c. had some showers yesterday. today, some sprinkles are left over. of course, the pope will be arriving later this afternoon and things look pretty ideal. we're going to watch the clouds clearing out, temperatures will be in the 70s. really nice forecast and of course from there the pope goes up to new york city and then back down to philadelphia. yesterday was a questionable forecast, but now it looks like the rain's being kept out. friday and saturday look absolutely gorgeous in new york city. central park will be mobbed with mid 70s and the pope arriving. as far as the middle of the country goes, this is the holt stuff. betty, back to your hometown. >> oh, yeah. >> we're talking temperatures still feeling like summer. >> they are not letting go of summer. >> not yet. not yet. >> thank you, bill. so, what would you do if you accidentally got $1300 in cash along with your pizza delivery

it is chilly from albany to buffalo. fifty-one in philadelphia, washington d.c. is in the mid- 60s. we have clouds rolling to the area right now and we'll see more clouds today and tomorrow. an area of low pressure that is over western virginia and passing to the east and to our southeast in the next 24 hours. it will throw back some clouds across the area, much of the range vault will stay offshore. they'll be an isolated showers tomorrow night. today just clouds. sun breaking through from time to time. expecting mostly clouding conditions for tuesday. as we go into wednesday, things will get gradually clear and plenty of sunshine as we enter the next season of the year. today a high of 73 degrees. mostly cloudy skies tomorrow, scattered showers and high of 75 degrees. autumn comes in the morning on wednesday with 78 degrees. thursday we'll have close to 80 degrees. low 70s on friday. that is a check at your weather, let's check out the roads this morning out the roads this morning good morning. we had an earlier problem on the bridge but now there's a problem in new jersey. there'

the great lakes to the northeast, all of these sites, boston, albany, syracuse and new york are on pace for the warmest september ever recorded and some of these records go back 150 years. new york city is running about 4 1/2 degrees higher than the hottest of all time. so it's going to be hard not to break the record in new york city. the rest of the midwest is very warm, too. st. louis, des moines, minneapolis and chicago all on pace for the warmest september ever and today we're just adding to these numbers with 80s and 90s. widespread, betty this looks like a map that you'd see in july. at least we don't have the humidity. but it's unusually warm. >> i'm not going to complain. it was chilly on monday. i will take this. thank you so much. >>> how many times will the gop candidates invoke the name ronald reagan at tonight's debate? oh, my goodness. you know it's going to be a lot. the former president has become a party hero. but, would he have fit in with today's gop? msnbc's political correspondent reports. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> i was a big fan, a