what albany has been doing for 51 years, my colleagues, 51 years albany has been shifting part of its medicaid responsibility from the state level down to the local level. and so albany was less responsible. and this wasn't a democrat or republican thing either. this happened under the republican governors, it happened under democratic governors. and it's true, through the years, new york state has partially reduced the burden that was falling upon the county property taxpayers. but they've never eliminated it. the leadership in albany today shows no sign of ever taking steps to finally eliminate this. in ms. tenney's district, it's over d 167 million -- $167 million in a year in property tax relief. in my district, over $224 million. mr. collins' district, close to $400 million. these are -- in nassau county, over $300 million. suffolk county, over $300 million. westchester, over $200 million. all throughout the state of new york, outside of new york city, the property taxpayers are being crushed. they're being they're being driven away. and our jobs and our economy are being driven

it was felt widely across the east bay communities of albany, kensington and berkeley.nd several other callers telling us they felt it. we have diane bow on the phone right now. diane, you're in el cerrito? >> yes. i was in the h & r block building at the el cerrito plaza and i'm sitting at the desk and all of a sudden it felt like a freight train ran into the building, the computers went shaking and it felt like whiplash and the sound was like a boom. like ears are still ringing from it. it was really bad. scary! >> you know, i bet it was scary. obviously, living in the bay area we're used to some of these tremors and, of course, -- >> yeah. >> some earthquakes but this sounds like it was strong. >> it was different. this was -- i was in all the earthquakes since 1981. i live in el sobrante hills but this one was like -- like -- like i said, the airwaves like it just, like, sucked the air right out of the building. and the sound was so bad. and the jolt felt like a freight train just ran into the building. so -- >> you talk about the jolts. anything falling? ng or >> n

the expulsion of an albany high school student may be barreling toward a legal showdown. at issue, his account with racist images. charlie hurd joins us this evening. what happens here could set a legal precedent. what's the latest? >> reporter: it could. last night, the school board voted to expel the student who owned the account. that case may set the stage for a battleground between the first amendment and the school board education code. >> we feel it's illegal in violation of my client's first amendment rights and the california education code in a code that protects students' free speech giving them more protection than the federal first amendment does. >> essentially what's happening is the school is trying to control what its students think, say, do, privately among friends away from school. >> reporter: albany high was in the spotlight in march when the student discovered a social media account containing pictures of female students, most of them african-americans some posted next to aps she says the pictures were offensive but not intended to do physical harm t

instagram account with racist images, we have more from albany. >> we feel it's illegal and violation of my client's first amendment right and the california education code. >> reporter: a code that protects student's free speech, giving them more protection than the federal first amendment does. >> the school is trying to control what it's students think, say, do, privately, among friends, away from school. >> reporter: albany high was in the spotlight in march when the student discovered the social media account containing pictures of female students. most of them african americans, some posted next to apes. the attorney says the postings were offensive, but they were private and not directed to do physical harm to students. >> offensive speech is protected. our supreme court just two days ago issued a unanimous decision saying exactly that. >> reporter: we reached out to parents whose children were shown in the races needs. one parent responded saying she didn't want to go on camera because parents have been targeted by hate groups online after speaking out. she did say she is extr

the accident happened saturday at the six flags great is skate amusement park north of albany, new york. the girl was on the gone go la ride. the man and others ran under her hoping to break her fall. i yelled up to her, drop, i promise you i'll catch you. she heard me. >> howard was treated for a minor back injury. it's unclear why she fell out of the ride. her brother was not killed. >>> at least a doone was killed a dudsen are missing. the boat was overloaded. no one on board was wearing a life vest. the boat sank within minutes. 99 people were rescued and some 40 others made it to shore on their own. why the boat sank is unclear. >>> in eastern pakistan at least 153 people were killed when an oil tanker truck exploded. villagers raced to the scene of the overturned tanker with fuel containers when they heard the announcement over a mosque lout speaker that the tanker had sprung a leak. then the truck exploded. witnesses say victims were trapped in a fireball. >>> back here in new york the empire state building was lit up yesterday in rainbow colors in honor of lgbtq p.r.i.d.e. month

albany, e it's a group of people, probably nobody's ever heard anybody talk about it because i know, i'm a business guys i understand t they work really hard to make it difficult. and some are believers. but most aren't. most want to make a lot of money. so they make a very, very simple roadway or whatever you want to be building, a very complicated subject, and they make it very much more expensive, and they make it worse. it's not as good as it would have been. i was not elected to continue a failed system. i was elected to change it. all of us in government service were elected to solve the problems that have plagued our nation. we're here to think big torques act boldly, and to rise above --, to act boldly, and to rise above the betty squbbling of washington, d.c. we're here to take action. it's time to start building our country with american workers and with american iron and aluminum and steel. it's time to put up soaring new infrastructure that inspires pride in our people and our towns. when i approved the keystone ipeline, i said, where was the pipe made? unfortunately, the

i found myself amongst strangers, the weather was different, it was british weather really. —— albanyolitest way i could describe it. i didn't know anybody and i was about to go into high school for the first time. i think ijust felt besieged and in an alien place. i was anxious, i think. and in an alien place. i was anxious, ithink. i and in an alien place. i was anxious, i think. i would go to the window and i would be calm and i looked down the rifle sight and be able to contain the world and people to just this very narrow focus. but it was a very dangerous thing, even with an unloaded rifle to be standing at a window pointing it at strangers. had i been seen, had the rifle barrel snagged on mum's pristine curtain and the trajectory of my life would have been altered, ina of my life would have been altered, in a small town, my dad was the cop. imean, i in a small town, my dad was the cop. i mean, i could have been shot! family is important to you and the book indeed is dedicated to your mum and dad and they make many appearances in the book, not all of them flattering. i wonder wh

kron 4 learned tonight that the albany school board voted to expel a student.... over racist posts on an instagram account. some of the posts targeted other students ... and one faculty member.more than a dozen students were disciplined, including several who liked or commented on them. officials say, the student can appeal the expulsion to the county education department, or appeal in court. in alameda... a teacher cleaning out her classroom over the weekend discovered an anti-semitic message drawn near the office at edision elementary school. this after racially charged messages were spray-painted at the school back in november. the alameda police department was called and investigated this incident... but says the case is now closed and no charges are being filed. however, the alameda unified school district says this case, and many others may result in the district expanding its anti-bullying curriculum for the next school year. in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news. he coaching staff at skyline high school is doing their best to get players back on trac

stretching from albany to buffalo, the erie canal joined the hudson to the great lakes, creating a sea passage from the east coast to the midwest. it also turned new york harbor into america's number one port. by 1850, approximately 100 steamboats on the river carrying over one million passengers a year. >> we're at staatsburg historic site where c-span is learning more about the area's history. up next, we take you inside the mansion for a look at the gilded age in the hudson valley. pamela: the term the gilded age apparently came from a novel by mark twain. and it sort of denotes that things are gilded, golden and beautiful and opulent but underneath is something maybe not quite pure gold. as you look at the furnishings on the house, you see a lot of gilding. gilding so many objects and architectural elements in your house gave you great opulence, but it's not pure gold. it is on the surface. so, that sort of translates to the period where you have all this amazing wealth and power. but you don't have the european heritage behind it. so, these folks are creating an image of what they

she did teaching again, but eventually she decided to move down to albany, oregon, a small town further to the south in the valley. and she set up a hat shop. and apparently she was quite successful in that business. she even traveled to san francisco to get supplies for the business. but, in important thing happened when she interacted with the women that came into her hat shop. she became aware of the difficulties that women lead in their lives and she realized they had no life, they had no standing in the community. they could not own property. they were dependent upon their husbands, and their husbands' goodwill. and she saw a lot of women suffering because of that. at one point she realized, if women could vote then they could enact change themselves and change the laws to benefit women, all women. and all people. and so she turned her attention to the suffrage movement. she moved her family back to portland. this was in the early 1870's. and her first effort was to start her own newspaper. that was called the "new northwest." this was the vehicle she used to communicate about the

we are learning more about a at six flagsene albany. watch as a girl is dangling from a gondola ride 25 feet in the air. underneath, gathers encouraging her to let go so that they can catch her. she does, but she hits a tree on the way down. go andr a while, she let my father and i caught her. >> she was then airlifted to the hospital. her injuries are not serious. investigators say they found nothing wrong in the ride after she flipped out. i know, investigators are trying to figure out if a driver right now, investigators are trying to figure out if a driver was under the influence when he lost control of his car, smashed into a brick wall, and landed in a pool. none of the injuries are life-threatening. -- testimony begins today in the trial of martin's rally. he raised the -- martin scroll kreli. he raised the cost of life-saving medicine by 5000%. he has been very vocal in the ands saying he is excited cannot wait for the trial to begin. the mother of philando castile has reached a $3 million settlement in his death. this avoids a

along the eastshore freeway you'll be tapping on the brakes through albany towards the bay bridge tollza or the maze i should say and then from the maze into san francisco, it's a "slow, stop, go" ride. it's in the red. it's just around 25 minutes. 880, 37 and 101 all showing speeds in the yellow. that's a check of your traffic. i'll send it back to you. check on the forecast. >>> we are looking at some fog on the golden gate bridge to start off your day. traffic not too bad. 61 san jose. 56 san francisco. 57 at this hour in santa rosa. the area of low pressure still hanging out off the coast of british columbia. it will move inland this weekend and bring with it some increasing clouds. right now, we're looking at cooler air in place the front that brought us showers yesterday is passed through. what we'll see today clearing skies. the futurecast plenty of sunshine by later on today. however, temperatures will not warm significantly. we'll stay below average for this time of the year as much as 10 degrees below average for some spots inland. futurecast shows increasing clouds for your

graduation at albany high school. graduation takes place at 5:00 p.m. and going into the late afternoon and early evening hours in albany it will be sunny, temperatures in the low 80s in the late afternoon. dropping into the upper 70s in the early evening. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast and here comes the heat wave starting on saturday and continuing through next wednesday. we'll see inland highs ranging from 102 to 104 degrees, perhaps locally even higher. fathers day looks like it's going to be generally the hottest day in the forecast period. mid 90s around the bay, 70s on the coast. the heat will not begin to ease up until next thursday. >> oh, wow. >> be prepared. >> thank you, spencer. >> all right. just ahead on abc7 news at 4:00, anger in london over the deadly fire at a high-rise apartment building. >> also the book x third nba dennis rod man presented to a north korea official might get the attention of president trump. >> i'm 7 on your side michael finney. the super store (woman) there's a moment of truth.etes, and now with victoz

she's in albany, new york. she has this physical therapy she needs to do and she needs a little help. she called her neighbor who came over and decided to snapchat the whole exchange. i have to say it's just adorable. >> forward, backwards, down, up. see, i'm very round shouldered. >> cutie pie. the best part she needs a little motivating music. sometimes the music gets you pumped up. so he plays a little metal for her. >> go, barry, go. >> he opponents out that she's got two spotters now. her statue of jesus there. >> those are hard sometimes. >> not hard when you've got the right music. they are playing, i have -- eye of the tiger by survivor. >> go mary, go mary. >> she does it again that one last time. in fact, she goes way back. she's doing good. >> sylvester stallone needs to spot her next time. she's doing it? "eye of the tiger" so sylvester you've got some moves, help her. >> get behind me satan, i belong to jesus. >> you tell them, mary. >> props to her neighbor for winning her over and helping her out

. >>> albany is extending its prohibition of pot dispensaries. it also now plans to prohibit outdoor cultivation. the city council's decision comes despite the passage of prop 64 which means the state now considers recreational marijuana use by those 21 and older to be legal. albany will need to have regulations in place by january or risk being unable to regulate marijuana. >>> the orinda city council is pushing off discussing a plan to bring cleaner energy to homes and businesses. the councilwoman is currently requesting that members consider joining marin clean energy which provides wind generated power to several communities in the bay area. the city of concord recently joined the agency and contra costa county is in the process of enrolling with miami ce. >>> now 11 minutes after 6:00 on your thursday morning. apple is responding now after president trump pulled the u.s. from the paris climate accord. next, the new ad that apple is airing. >> we're tracking rain on hi- def doppler this morning. showers are spreading south from the north bay.

have not spotted it yet, but we are heavy if you are coming from the albany area and highway 4 just tothe maze. also heavy traffic out of tracy today, but we are improving slowly. we had a disabled vehicle and crash near grant line road, both gone for about a half hour, but 13 miles an hour, 16 miles an hour, as you leave the tracy area. also a couple mass transit notes to pass along. that coming up at 6:50. >> thank you. >>> warriors fans will be able to take a picture with the championship trophy this week. the larry o'brien trophy will be on display in the bay area starting tomorrow. the first stop is at dunk contest in burlingame tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. then a stop at another dunk contest store in san mateo from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. and on our website, abc7news.com, you can find times and places for all the other stops this friday, saturday, and sunday. >>> this morning another cyberattack is sweeping the globe. the simple step you can take to make sure your computer is safe. >> and fourth of july is next week. where you can start stocking up on safe and sane f

as we go throughout the afternoon, detroit, buffalo, pittsburgh, albany, back to oklahoma city. not everyone will get severe weather but this is where you have the potential for significant delays. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. so for today temperatures have warmed up in the i-95 corridor. 93 today in washington, d.c. in the southeast you'll actually be cooler than your friends to the north but you'll have afternoon storms to deal with in alabama, georgia and through the carolinas. now pee opinion we football players. this was the second annual game between two friendly pose to. match-up still hard fought. nice move there. oh, come both winners they raised money for the make-a-wish foundation. >> no matter who you are rooting for still cute to watch. >>> developing overnight u.s. and china are doing something they haven't done for 14 years. >>> plus the house passed legislation to crack down on undocumented illegal immigration from kate's law to strip funds from so-called sanctuary cities. geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger t

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once again, it's westbound 80, two left lanes where 580 merges in and near the albany area and gilman street as well. heads up and we will follow that for you. >>> it's a dream come true at auction for one deadhead. one favorite tkpwguitar was sold a charity auction in brooklyn last night. the >>> a bay area family may have turned to an unlikely ally to save an old part of san francisco. it sits under the shadow. it houses a clocker's black smith. the shop is still in operation more than 100 years after it opened. he still turns on the fire pit with matches and newspaper. he is still forging tools, however the business is dying. the owners want to preserve the shop but are under pressure to sale. >> we get calls weekly and we are trying to hold out and find a route to save this place. >> modernizing the shop won't be cheap. a cannabis club may come to the rescue. money it would generate would help clockers stay in business. >>> and police rushed to look for a boy that was he ran away because he gave himself a hair cut and didn't want to explain that to his family. the officer steps in

all thanks to the hard working team of tsa agents at the albany international airport in new york. >>s above and beyond what they had to do. they didn't have to do anything. and i'm eternally grateful to them for sure. >> she said can you make sure the diamond is in real tight this time when she got it fix idea. >> exactly. lucky to get that thing back good for her. >> fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00, a man shot and killed behind a popular south jersey restaurant in the middle of the morning. >> kind of a tragic and shocking to hear such tragic event to happen nearby. >> why investigators say people who live and work nearby should not feel worried. >> prisoner accidentally released from police custody. what caused the mix up that led to a manhunt through philadelphia this morning? >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> turning to busy night. breaking news out of mercer county, new jersey. skyfox live over hamilton township. here's what's going on. a 17-year-old was swimming with some friends in a lake. got swept away in

. >> the map shows the major areas at risk, buffalo through albany, possibly little rock and memphis. not everybody is going to get nailed by horrible storms but that will cause airplane delays. and into saturday, there are areas in the interior northeast that are going to have to deal with those storms, too. pretty beautiful, 80s in california but only in the toasty. look at reading today, 105 and fresno right around 100. there are some hot spots. we'll tack a look at the rest of the fourth of july forecast a little later. >> all right, bill. how about those pee wee football players. >> you saw that. did you look that? >> yes. >> it was all about entertainment and sportsmanship, except for that tackle, that's not nice. i think that's a jacksonville jaguar there. it did raise a lot of money for charity. >> great to see. whoever you're rooting for on either side. thank you. >> developing overnight the u.s. and china are doing something they haven't done for 14 years. plus, the house passed legislation. a crackdown on illegal immigration from kate's law to stripping federal funds from s

girl who struck tree branches on the way down was treated on site eventually flown to a hospital in albany. the sheriff said she did not suffer any serious injuries. >> she was saying i'm choking, i'm choking. >> reporter: christine hunter's son was on the ride minutes earlier. >> we all kind of took a sigh of relief. >> reporter: on sunday the flags claimed inspectors from the new york state department of labor said the sky ride was safe to reopen. the agency is responsible for ride safety in the state. six flags found no malfunctions with the ride, but in a statement the company said, "as the safety of our guests and team members is our top priority and out of an abundance of caution, the ride will remain closed while we conduct a federal internal review." two safety consultants contacted by cbs news says they have good safety records. they also said when something does go wrong, it's usually because of what the rider did. demarco morgan cbs news queen -- queensbury, new york. >>> it's the second raid by the bureau in more than 200 years. more than 200 agents went into the jail late last

and there in the case of new york, albany, they go to albany, the state capitol or here they go to washingtonu have to hire them. it's a terrible thing. it's a group probably nobody has heard them talk about. because i'm a business guy i understand it. they work really hard to make it difficult and some are believers, but most aren't. most want to make a lot of money. so they make a very, very simple roadway or whatever you want to be building a very complicated subject and they make it very much more expensive. and they make it worse. it's not as good as it would have been. i was not elected to continue a failed system. i was electe to change it. all of us in government service were elected to solve the problems that have plagued our nation. we are haere to think big, to at boldly and rise above the petty squabbling of washington, d.c. we are here to take action. it's time to start building our country with american workers and with american iron and aluminum and steel. it's time to put up soaring new infrastructure that inspires pride in our people and our towns. when i approve the keystone

int: rick is up first albany, new york. line for democrats, go ahead. caller: hey, how are you question mark host: doing well. caller: it was fairly predictable. was whoever got that $60 million, you know? the media? are you there? we've got you. the $60 million, go ahead. caller: my party, the democrats, made so much out of it. we lost so much out of it. $30 million? $35 million? i don't know who else did, too. republicans had to counter with -- where does that money go? the output of the race was fairly predictable. i just wonder if we have all gone crazy and spend happy just sending money to the media and hoping for the best return. it's him was like rolling the dice. host: on that money question, here's that chart from "the wall street journal." steve cohen -- anotherff, chipping in $10 million from outside groups. karen handel, you can see the comparison between outside spending for her and her campaign. other candidates, this was the runoff that happened in georgia. this was spending for other candidates in the race. and the first vote in the prim

. >>> we have new information about the albany high school and the controversy surrounding the races posts -- racist posting on social media and it was discovered in march. the judge had issued a temporary restraining order preventing the school district from holding a hearing on whether the student should be expelled and the hearing was scheduled for today. however, the east bay times reports the hearing will be held as planned for a second student that is not filed any legal action against the school district. the order also prevents the school district from taking new disciplinary action against the four students represented in the lawsuit. >>> there are extra patrols one week after a man was found stabbed to death in san francisco and the police held a community meeting last night and tried to answer the questions of people concerned about their safety. a jogger found a 33-year-old, alvarez, and found his body in the park last week. his family was at the meeting last night asking the community to come forward with any information about his death. >> if you saw something or heard

the quake originated from the hayward fault in the albany area about three miles from berkeley. no injuries have been reported. we did talk to several people at local grocery stores near the epicenter and they say it was quick and nothing fell off the shelves. >> the reputation of oakland city hall and the police department took a big hit today after a court-ordered investigation found leaders delayed and mishandled last year's sex scandal involving up to two dozen cops and a minor. robert honda joins us live, robert? >> well this -- >> reporter: oakland's top leaders including the mayor and police chief showed up at city hall to face the music. a critical report issued today by a count appointed team investigating the city's response to alleged officer sexual misconduct involving teenage sex worker. the investigation blasted former police chief sean wintz after finding out several officers had sex with the minor and several officers also failed to follow up. although subsequent investigations by opd and the da's office implicated about two dozen officers and led to four crimina

moments caught on camera a 14-year-old girl from green wood, delaware is in staibling condition at albany medical center tonight after she fell from the sky ride at six flags great escape in new york. the girl hit a tree branch before somebody below caught her. they released a statement about the ordeal saying in part there does not appeal to be mall fuchtion of the ride and we closed attraction until thorough review of the ride can be completed. >> and check this out, turbulence shook passenger force two hours during airasia x flight from perth australia today. here's a look at passenger a video took on board. according to that passenger it was shaky and scary and the flight turned back to australia. it was a technical issue with the plane's engine. >> this massive tree on the move this giant she quoy as what growing nor more than a century on the ground of st. luke hospital it was on the way of hospital expansion they moved the giant tree to a new no for the boise park. they paid close to $300,000 to get the job done. >> this rocket blasted off from van denburg air force base california

yellow is the light risk from western north carolina through new england, but the orange area from albanyown toward the c. or enhanced risk i should say. that's why we're watching this. 70s ton, warm, muggy. tomorrow morning is okay for the commute but warming quickly to the mid-80s by lunchtime, strong to severe storms likely in the afternoon, highs mid- to upper 80s. tuesday and wednesday warm and dry, upper 80s. as we head towards thursday, the heat returns with a couple of storms friday, saturday and more likely sunday. >> thank you, howard. >>> right now there is a press conference about to start, remember that 17-year-old girl's body was found in fairfax county? she went missing early this morning. at this point they're starting out this press conference. they think she was resulted while walking back to her religious institution in sterling. let's get right into it. >> a nearby facility and for some reason they left the center and so while they were out they got into this vehicle with the guy driving the car. >> reporter: do you believe they may have been targeted? >> we've ed it d

the girl was taken to hospital in albany police are not saying how bad her injuries are.estigators think she may have been trying to kick something or may have intentionally slipped under the safety bar. you see it and you shoot it fresco users helping us show what's happening in your neighborhood n west philadelphia police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man on arch street. police were call to the 5600 block around 9:30 last night. the victim 31-year-old brian johnson, jr., was shot in the back and the arm. and died at the hospital. >>> in chester, everyone is okay after a fire broke out in a row home and spread to another. crews had to rush to the scene on the 1300 block of west seventh street early this morning. they knocked that fire out in about half an hour. so when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and then use that fresco app to zen it to our newsroom. you might be get paid. >>> fired adjunct professor at the university of delaware is getting death threats after posting comments to facebook after a college student who died af

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and nassauunty county and where albany is. that's it. that's all you need and you can win the whole state. a lot of democratic strategies through that time were to campaign that way. she said no, i'm going to get on this van and go all over upstate new york and she spent a lot of time there. she went to small towns, she had these town halls. she would go to meetings where there were 25 people. she won counties that a democrat had not one bank in ages. hillary clinton, red state wall buster. you would not think of that phrase, today that is what she was. host: john in troy, west virginia. on the republican line. good morning. caller: thank you for my call. i wanted to mention one thing that has not been mentioned. belt and trust and honesty is paramount. when you have the faster furious, the benghazi, the keep your health care if you wanted and keep your doctor if you wanted. when you have a president doing that, she could have still won it. when the democrats take up and take sides with someone that has -- that is obviously lying to the

it was at six flags great escape near albany, new york. 14-year-old from delaware was dangling from the sky ride moments after it a came to a stop. the man prompted to catch her. with a little help, he did. >> she did get caught. she would have been in a body cast. broken bones or worse. >> and that man actually injured himself in the process. the incident is now being investigated to determine how the girl slipped from her seat. park officials say the ride and the seat were in good working order. >> now to a scare in the air on a flight from australia to kuala lumpur. passengers say what they heard from the cockpit made is even worse. >> for everything, our survival depends on your cooperating fully. everything will turn out for the best. >> dramatic video shows the plane violently shaking in the sky. one witness says the cabin was shuttering like a washing machine. the making started just 90 minutes into the six-hour flight, forcing the pilot to turn around and make an emergency landing. >> lots of people crying, lots of people pulling o

who struck three branches on the way down was treated on site, eventually flown to a hospital in albany. the warren county sheriff said she did not suffer any serious injuries. >> and she was saying i'm choking, i'm choking. >> christine hunter's husband and son were on the ride, minute earlier. >> after i saw this, the girl was saved, we all kinds of took sigh of relief. >> on sunday, the day after the girl's fall at six flags, inspectors from the new york state department of labor says sky ride was safe to reopen. the agency is responsible for ride safety in the state. six flags also found no malfunctions with the ride, but in a statement, the company said as the safety of our guests, and team members our top priority and out after bun dance every caution the ride will remain closed wheel we conduct a safety review. >> said these types of rides have good safety records they also said when something does go wrong, it usually is because of what the rider did. demarco morgan, queens berry, new york. >> cell phone video shows frightening reason why an air airasia flight bound for the capi

. >> reporter: lisa's kia sedona is being towed to her albany home. she is and her partner claw dean are goi afraid to drive it. >> i panic. >> reporter: they say that the steering wheel has locked up on the road. >> it is totally stuck, and snuck the position, in the turning left position. >> reporter: and now meet mitt howard in the san jose. >> it is my first tim buying a new car. >> reporter: he says that when he ak sem rates the turbo charge er in the new 2016 chevy malibu rattles. >> it is like a grinding. >> reporter: it is a nuisance that he said that he heard from the start. >> i thought that maybe it is a going to go away and maybe the engine is breaking in. >> reporter: he found that gm issued this bulletin about the rattle, but no solution. so he decided to wash his hands about it. >> i wrote to you nbc investigates. >> reporter: so both brian and lisa wanted to have help in buying them back. only one is successful. which one? the kia with the stuck steering wheel or the chevy with the rattle? the rattle. chevy offer ed him a $22,000 buyba

cdc saying so little publicly, families struck by the horrible illness, like mckenzie andersen of albanyegon, have found each other on facebook. mckenzie went from having a cold to being paralyzed from the neck down and on a ventilator in 12 days. cdc is firmly refusing to disclose how many cases are in which states, even though that information is public in nature. cdc told me it has not received any reports of death from afm paralysis. but with the health agency so tight-lipped about these cases, some families wonder if the numbers are underreported. the family of 14-yea-old isaac prestridge of louisiana says cdc originally said afm caused their son's death. he got sick la complaining of a weird feeling in his knees, and died two days later. but when isaac's case didn't show up in cdc reports on afm deaths, the family asked why. they say the cdc then told them it had reopened isaac's case and eventually attributed his death to a different form of paralysis. carter's family says cdc won't count his case either, in their published statistics, despite carter's doctors describing it as cha

it happened last night at six flags greatest scape near albany, teen, from greenwood, delaware and here brother were riding the bond l park officials say ride came to a stop and moments later the girl was dangling, 25 feet off of the paver. man walking by caught her but injured himself in the process park officials say ride and seat were in working order so it is still unclear how she fell. >>> well, hot rod and cool designs were on display atwood high school in warminster. is there "action news" reporter jeff chirico and their son showing off their classic car with the name a volkswagen thing. it is known as wheels on wood. organizers are collecting donations to cover cost for a new solar powered bus stop, the township has already approved the plans for the stop, all they need right now is money to pay for it. >>> in philadelphia, today unique festival celebrated african arts. "action news" was there at stenton park in logan where performers played traditional african music on drums. variety of drums and clothing were up for sale as part of the drum festival. >>> celebrated the start

the driver headed on to the -- to i-90 in albany.he engineer in the driver's seat let go of the wheel. audi doesn't expect it to be on car lots until at least 2020. >> i don't know. >> i'm with you. >> jessie, you watch cars every single day. what if you had to report traffic and say not drivers, just the cars -- >> i don't know. i hope nothing like that ever happens to me while i'm live on tv. the schuylkill expressway, looks like it's smooth sailing now. nothing major going on here. around route 202. here's eastbound side. blue route to the vine, a 12-minute trip. average speeds in the 60s. still moving around eastbound and westbound. pretty much looks the same. also watching the blue route, checking in with drive times here, everything looks good. 15 minutes in both directions. we pretty much look the same with speeds into the 60s there also. north and south from 95 to the schuylkill expressway. light on 73 in new jersey. here's the 295 off-ramp. both directions moving nicely also. and we'll end at the bridges, the walt whitman. c

many of them live further away in oakland, berkeley and albany. meanwhile, the presiding judge claims family members usually don't attend arraignments and with the county jail nearby, it just makes sense. >>> a report of the san francisco city treasurer's office shows huge inequities in the bail system. to get out of jail, those arrested pay the entire bail and get it back making the court hearing. you can pay a percentage, normally 10% to a bail agent and nonrefundable. a report released by the city treasurer says people are paying average of $10 million to $15 million in the nonrefundable bail fees. >> this is just wrong. money should not be a determining factor how big your bank account is and whether or not you get out of jail. >> supervisor ronan introducing a proposal to lower bail in the county which is now the highest in the state. >>> planned parenthood is closing three clinics in the bay area tomorrow. locations richmond, vacville and pittsburgh. it's largely due to lower reimbursement rates in dra kra for provider of medical patients. t

albany 75. over the hill into laugh yet 81. liver -- lafayette 81.ivermor in the -- livermore in the 80s. so that's what we had today basically. same thing tomorrow. and then the real change this weekend is going to be sunday when it will be slightly cooler. on sunday the fog will become back with a bit of a force. and with that happening temperatures will come down. you'll see that depicted right here when temperatures drop down. a return of the marine layer here. more powerful. saturday is going be pretty sweet. and then the rest of the week into next week warms to the t 90s. next week -- to the 90s. next week summer vacation starting. it's going to be a nice first week for many with temperatures in the low 90s in the hot spots. >> all right, bill, looking good this weekend and next week too. >> it's starting to feel more and more like summer. we've had the weirdest spring. >> off and on. >> and the longest winter. >> it's going to start feeling like it's supposed to feel. >> nice. we'll enjoy it. thanks. >>> coming up in sports. washington nationa

albany as well. could see severe super cells there tomorrow. 118 in palm springs and phoenix. approaching all-time records. looks like the heat will continue through wednesday or thursday. a dangerously long stretch. >> rob, thank you. >>> with all the temperatures outside, we want to turn to an invisible danger in the water. people killed by electrical currents. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, a new jersey family mourning the loss of their 11-year-old daughter. >> female electrocuted, unconscious. breathing. >> reporter: the child and two friends were on an inflatable raft in a lagoon when two of them touched a metal rail that sent an electric shock. the 11-year-old, dying at the hospital. her friends not hurt. this comes just one day after the sudden death of a 19-year-old from ohio, electrocuted after he jumped into the water near a boat dock to save the family dog. >> we don't want anybody swimming in a marina around a dock where there could be electric service to that dock. >> reporter: it is called electric shock drowning, usually caused by a short in the

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. >> this is the great escape sky ride at six flags in upstate new york north of albany. the teen is in the hospital fortunately in stable condition. witnesses saw the girl dangling from the gone dough law yelling for help -- gondola yelling for help before she fell. she struck a tree on the way down. this man was in the crowd with his family and he saw everything. >> i was horrified. you can tell this person was helpless. she's probably 35 feet in the air. i said to one of the staffers, i said, you "you guys mean to tell you you don't have anything set up to rescue somebody in this situation? " and he then told me to leave the scene. >> six flags issued a statement saying, "the safety and security of guests is top priority." the a amusement park says there -- the amusement park says there does not appear to be a malfunction in the ride but closed it until they can do a thorough vi even if that celebrity is an ugly dog, make that the world's ugliest dog. this is martha the neapolitan mastiff. she took home top prize for the ugliest dog prize competition in pet plume arks