we open up on july 20 and we'll be in palo alto, marin, new at the albany twin in albany. we'll be in oakland. we close august 6. we've got a tremendous line up that reflects values of the jewish film institute to provide open dialogue platforms during our festival, to reflect the full spectrum of jewish identities, and to really profile emerging and established film makers that are working with jewish themes. >> wonderful. this year, the 37th year, it runs from july 20-august 6. >> that's correct. >> throughout san francisco, albany, oakland, palo alto, san rafael. so the entire bay area. >> that's right. >> wonderful. jay, what are some of the films a we are going to take a peek at? >> we will start out talking about a lot of the big nights. we have 12 this year. this includes augmented programming which i think lexi will get into. we have an amazing line up this year. we really lucked out. we have our freedom of expression award this year going to joe burlinger who is a very established highly respected documentarian. we are showing his newest film called intent to dest

on thejust to clarify term brain belt, it was termed -- he compared it to albany and akron -- the ideas his and not mine. i take your point that rust belt is the upper midwest manufacturing error, and that includes the small towns that had one factory, that was important in that community, as well as your big cities, milwaukee and detroit. 1982.rm goes back to a politician first used it. the rust belt can stretch in many different directions. i am interested to hear what you said about tallahassee. communities where you have strong communities and lots of young people are kind of test are the kind of places were company's want to locate.that is a key thing . the problem in these midwest small towns is an aging population. that dissuades cubbies from expanding their and young people tend to leave and not come back. host: we have one of those rest piled -- rust belt places, oil city, pennsylvania. overhearing this, i've got to tell you, i don't think there is much hope for the rust belt in general. it would be great to see it come back. i know the people who have worked here for years in

for world science and a consultant and writer and studied western europe and compared it to your albany and erie and akron. the idea is not mine but his. but the rust belt applies to the upper midwest manufacturing area including the small towns, one factory which was very important in that community as well as your big cities, milwaukee and detroit. it's a large area. as i say, the term goes back to 1982. i think a politician first used it. the rust belt stretches in many different directions. communities where you have strong universities and lots of young people are the kind of places where frankly companies wanted to be so it is a very key thing. the problem in some of the midwest small towns is an aging population so that dissuades companies from perhaps expanding there and it means young people tend to leave and not come back. host: we have one of those rust belt places, oil city, pennsylvania where jeff is calling. hi, jeff. caller: yeah, hi. i just -- over hearing this i don't think there is much hope for the rust belt in general t would be great to see it come back. i know the

if you live in albany, new york, it'll cost you more than $20,000 to buy the mustang at home. travel to miami and cargurus estimates you can have it for $18,000, a savings of more than $2,000. but buyer beware. purchasing a car out of state can make registration back home more complicated. before you buy the car, make sure your car meets local emissions standards and be sure to double check the sales taxes which you pay to the state where the car is registered, david. >> it might be a little far for folks in albany, but great tips. thanks, rebecca. >>> when we come back, the deadly boating accident. the young boy we just learned killed during safety lessons. images coming in today. >>> and mark your calendar. authorities with what they say this summer is the best day to buy a cheap airline ticket. that day is coming. ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...block a specific source... ...of inflammation that co

we are going right by albany. going to -- it will be fabulous, cool and everything. >> oh, you'll be gone for a week. >> a week really? wait. >> that's why she is smiling. >> two days, because no one -- that's why i can't believe mike will watch his grandson. my parent time mom and dad thank you are watching my kids. but nobody wants to watch them for more like two, three days. >> what's the rest of it? >> the peach. go down to the shore. but any vacation is so expensive. even going down the shore is expensive. with kids and takes so much planning, that's my hole, you have to figure out how it pack for all of that, pack my parent? what's kid friendly, going through all of that. that makes sense. >> jessica beil. opens up about family and being married to justin timberlake. on the cover of the marie claire. the couple have been married for four years, she looks good. >> that's great. >> that's a cool top. >> yes. >> they have a son. she says they like having fun, and they have similar values. they both believe in l

in my own estimate, i'm not thinking that uber will make a pinch in our business her in albany"we arrivefirst destination near rpi 'that would be 27 dollars' about 10 dollars steeper than sam's lyft ride.but the cab was clean and the hospitality refreshing.onward to colonie center.thomas is seeing dollar signs."this is going to be a good one for me .45"me: no way! 45 dollars?!he's nice, but he isn't áthat nice.we confer with dispatch.dispatch: 'its probably, you know, like 38 dollars'that's right - 38 dollars!for the ásame ride that cost sam $15 - using lyft. me 'this is a good one for you, oh my!"thomas: (laughs) now to our next destination - rivers casino.this time we call capitaland taxi.me nats 'rivers? okay great'another friendly driver - who wonders if uber and lyft also need to apply for hack licenses or medallions.a common concern among cab companies.this cab ride to rivers casino actually saves us one dollar and 58 cents.we pay 23 bucks before making our final trip to albany airport.schenetady dispatch telling our driver, it's 30 dollars.cab driver: 30 for the 2 of you'me thank

albany to cooperstown is 74 miles. if you were using one vehicle, it would have made that trip between -- it was a several date trip. that's several day trip. vehicle at bradford hall. lee's family home in virginia. this vehicle was supposedly used by lafayette when he was in virginia. this is the earliest image i've found of the lafayette carriage. i didn't find that until a colleague was writing a book on this particular style of carriage. she found an old publication. -- it is inesting the condition we found it in. they brought this vehicle -- it was purchased from john yates of syracuse in 1825 and then eventually by studebaker in 1887. this is near or slightly after that time. , we are seeingre much of the original interior which is no longer in the vehicle we have in the studebaker collection. stepsre quite a set of ar, aren't they? let's take a look at the carriage. i tried to give you a smattering of lafayette to understand how important his arrival here was to the population at that time. the structure of the

the bistro and bar near albany is enforcing a one drink limit for any adults dining with kids. anyone who does not follow the rules will be asked to leave. >> we are not picking on parents. it is just something we feel in our hearts is something we can do to help. nancy: legally the restaurant does have the right to enforce it. jonathan: stunning video to show you now, the aurora borealis, the northern lights, how about from space? an astronaut sure this time lapse video on twitter, taken from 250 miles up. spectacular. steve: amazing stuff. rehobeth beach, delaware, is quiet. about an hour ago, quite a few people were out there. the daytime high was 91 at reagan national, still above average this time of year. normally we are about 88. this week, we will be below average for a change. 83 at at reagan national, 80 dulles, 80 fredericksburg. oakland, maryland, 59 degrees. cumberland 73. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, drying out nicely, still severe thunderstorms across the delmarva. these are moving to the east. if there is any good news, they are well to the north of where t

this is the flash flood warning until 7:15 tonight, covers laytonville, just of albany and west of sunshine. if you come across a flooded street, please, you need to turn around. look at this storm. one peeled off to the north, this is another storm developed from fredrick over toward middletown, pretty good lightning and rainfall. that's drifting northwest. i can't storm track them because they're just not moving. this has popped up in the last 30 minutes in college park. again, it's just drifting. i'll show you what i mean. i'll loop it for you and it doesn't go anywhere, just kind of develops and pops and sort of sits there. so a good threat with this storm will be much like the one in montgomery county with the flash flooding. keep that in mind. this is a report we have ocean branch, out of the banks three to four feet high. that can definitely displace your car, so please do not cross a flood food. it will subside quickly, but just go around it. 90 right now, feels like 93, winds out of the south at 11. early isolated heavy storm and then muggy tonight. those areas that receive the sto

. >>> albany residents is safe after this dramatic rescue by a coast guard helicopter in southern oregond amy never met up with a friend after she was supposed to finish a hike on wednesday. searchers from several agencies searched the forest for her, located her yesterday. here a picture of a rock following her ordeal. she was hungry when searchers found her and except for a few scratches, she is fine. >>> the money voters agreed to last november to finance road repairs will be put to use this month. repair crews will start work on 13 new highway projects and 50 road repair projects. projects include state route 116. the money comes from an increase in state gas tax. >>> the lake county sheriff's office released these pictures of what deputies recovered from a sophisticated marijuana concentrate lab. authorities were alerted to a strong pot smell from a storage unit on tuesday. inside the unit were father and son from illinois actively running the lab. deputies recovered several jars. the two men made bail on wednesday. >>> a delivery truck taking supplies to the peninsula humane societ

teams across the bay area lending a hand and cruise from alameda county, san francisco, piedmont, albany, hayward and fremont left or you county yesterday in the marin county sheriff's office is sending a team as well. >>> it is 405 a.m. . >>> and oakland teenager drowned at the beach along the russian river in sonoma county. the 19-year-old disappeared under the water 300 yards upstream from the steelhead beach around 4:30 pm yesterday afternoon and was found a half hour later in a pool of deeper water and pronounced dead. authorities have not given his name until they notify his family. >>> a woman remained in jail after an accidental shooting of a businessman at the mirador terrace last night and they found the man in the street that had been shot and that arrested linda miles on suspicion on the nagel -- negligent discharge of a weapon and the man is in stable condition. >>> a proposed 90% rate hike for water customers -- 19% rate hike for water customers and people are upset because those people that were conserving water are being punished, and there is a shortage of revenue to pay

as well and high of 90 and sunshine in albany with 80 degrees.ichard, the fourth of july does look nice for most of the country. watch out for storms in the mid-south and heat building in the midwest. >> warm on both sides. thank you. >>> there's nothing like a pie eating contest most say. kids chow down in the national cherry festival in michigan. two rules only here. contestants to eat the they all went home winners. >>> venus emotional breakdown after the traffic accident and tiger's treatment and new details on his health, next. noo text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades... ...and get $3 off your first order with gillette on demand. how dixie ultra plates?roved with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. your strips are slippy... whiter than mine? ...mine are grippy. crest whitestrips stay in place. crest whitestrips professional effects... ...lock in the whitening for a whiter smile. these aren't going anywhere. these

investigators believe he may have been involved in another armed robbery at a cvs in albany.ks familiar, alameda police want to hear from you. >> in today's "gma" first look, a toddler is seriously hurt on a trampoline. >> it's serving as a reminder of the danger of using these. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, this is the grief stricken face of 3-year-old colton hill after breaking his femur broen jumping at an indoor trampoline park. >> he just let out the worst scream. >> his mom caitlin poising the photo showing colton in his body cast on facebook after his doctor told her the american academy of pediatrics recommend children under the age of 6 never use a trampoline. colton had his accident at a sky zone trampoline park in tampa. the company writing our thoughts and prayers are with the injured child and his safety. guest safety is our top priority and we're investigating how an incident of this nature might have occurred. we'll tell you how you can keep your family safe at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look. i'm linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> 5:

. >> for the first time tonight an albany woman is sharing her story of survival after she spent nearlyhree days alone in the oregon wilderness. check out this video in southern oregon. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nutbrokly after she was hiking. she admitted to "abc 7 news" tonight she wasn't ready for the difficult trail. >> i soon realized it wasn't well marked or maintained at all. i don't -- it didn't look like people had been on it for quite sometime. >> and here is a photo of nuttbrock after the rescue. she says she was hungry, but except for pa few scratches she is fine. >> we have new details about the resignation of sean spicer as white house press secretary. in an interview with abc news white house correspondent late today, he said he is "relieved about his resignation." he shocked the political world this morning when he announced he is quitting after six months on the job. the resignation came after president trump appointed political ally anthony scaramucci as white house communications director. as abc's john carl points out, scaramucci called the presiden

peddler's bistro and bar -- near albany -- is enforcing a one-dri with kids.they are trying to avoid letting an impaired driver get behind the wheel with a minor in the car. and if customers complain-- they are asked to leave. despite criticism -- legally, the restaurant does have the right to enforce it. and it's unclear if the ban still applies to customers who are not driving. it's xx and we're just getting started. right now on good morning washington. homes wrecked and many still in the dark. now the clean up effort continues, after a powerful tornado strikes maryland. good morning washington. - not as hot & less humid today - back to hot & humid thursday - rain likely friday - comfortable & dry weekend ahead today: sunny to partly cloudy. not as hot and winds: n 5-10+ mph tonight: mainy clear to partly cloudy. very pleasant. lows: 59-69 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: partly to mostly cloudy. a touch more humid. isolated shower east of i-95. highs: 81-85 winds: ese 5 mph happening righ now-- a major cleanup

in albany's this hour after a surge in refugees trying to get into europe the news migration chief admits the situation is getting worse. he said two thousand and thirteen are less and now rights have gone out that have a steady thirty to almost twenty percent between the fia because of that train and they will yet also try to. boost the cooperation against smuggling drugs. we need more from the international level to break the smuggling business model. putting more people in the boat they were sending out gold boat those monsoon january february tend to be very slow and instead we had incidents almost every day in boats that were taking more people than they really are or should be allowed to take those who have very big boat. journey is more dangerous don't question the. the percentage of survival. that is good is that all that and he has to travel to cows that if you believe that. there is no in many areas easy to get mission to rescue people and so then i have shares that i will share all the rights you have eaten that me back longer than i meant i am going to ration because it's not

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. >> for the first time tonight an albany woman is sharing her story of survival after she spent nearlyhree days alone in the oregon wilderness. check out this video in southern oregon. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nutbrokly she was hiking. she admitted to "abc 7 news" tonight she wasn't ready for the difficult trail. >> i soon realized it wasn't well marked or maintained at all. i don't -- it didn't look like people had been on it for quite sometime. >> and here is a photo of nuttbrock after the rescue. she says she was hungry, but except for pa few scratches she is fine. >> we have new details about the resignation of sean spicer as white house press secretary. in an interview with abc news white house correspondent late today, he said he is "relieved about his resignation." he shocked the political world this morning when he announced he is quitting after six months on the job. the resignation came after president trump appointed political ally anthony scaramucci as white house communications director. as abc's john carl points out, scaramucci called the president a ha

it came from albany, as do most considerations of the city tax structure and washington and had a higher level of government with more -- power to tax incomes and able to take on more responsibility, it would have meant something different for new york's budget. nixon early 1970's, the administration backed away from the commitment to the war on poverty and the federal money that had increased in the mid-1960's began to slow. another question the fiscal crisis raises, pressing today as president trump seeks, among other things, to redistribute the cost for programs such as food stamps from the federal --ernment to the state is what level of government should best they the cost of the social services? should they be borne by the largest by -- largest possible with the greatest power to tax income? crisisy the fiscal reflects a change in national priority as the federal government moves away from the commitments of the great society. a different arrangement would have meant a different situation for new york. these kinds of large questions were not raised in a serious way as the city's tax

when roosevelt was nominated, he received word of the nomination in albany. and then he did something unprecedented in american politics and quite dramatic. he flew out to the convention to accept the nomination in person. up to that point, when an american presidential candidate received the nomination of their party, they would receive a delegation formally at their home or at a political site in their home state. they did not go to the convention or deliver a speech. roosevelt broke with that convention in a dramatic way. hearing his acceptance speech at convention. it was an electrifying moment in political history. it was in that speech that he first uses the expression "the new deal." fdr: i pledge myself to the new the deal for the american people. herman eberhardt: that expression becomes obviously very highly associated with his entire presidency but it premiered at this moment when he delivers his acceptance speech. roosevelt was elected in a landslide in 1932. in those days, after the election, there was a long period between when the election took

even factoring in airfare and tr if you live in albany, new york, it'll cost you more than $20,000 to the mustang at home. but travel to miami and cargurus estimates you can have it for $18,000, a savings of more than $2,000. but buyer beware. it can make registration back home more complicated. before you buy the car, make sure your car meets local emissions requirements and any home state taxes you'll have to pay. david? >> it might be a little far. thanks for the tip, rebeck a ka. >>> when we come back, the deadly boating dent. the little boy killed during the safety lessons. images coming in today. >>> and mark your calendar. what authorities say the best day to buy cheap airline tickets. that day is coming. to your rht about a medication... this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...block a specific source... ...of inflammation that contribu

nancy: a massive fire ripping through a community in albany, new york. it started last night. a lot of row houses and it spread through the two and the three-story buildings. witnesses said they could see the flames shooting from the roof. a d but nobody was hurt. alison: in the district, more than a dozen people looking for a place to live after this. look at the massive fire. it ripped through three row houses in northwest. sam ford had new information. abc7 is learning today about what happened. sam? sam: you can see that the boards are here along the 200 block of morgan street northwest. a busy day. the trucks are here and the restoration workers are still here as they try to deal with the fire that started overnight. the blaze lit up sky this morning and it started in 209 morgan, spread to 211 and then to 213. where it was mainly smoke damage. later today, in this part of the block, a lot of workers here to board up there were grand children have a sleepover with their friends and then they smelled smoke. we woke everybody up. >> the worst damage to the back of the houses

in my own estimate, i'm not thinking that uber will make a pinch in our business her in albany"we arrive first destination near rpi 'that would be 27 dollars' about 10 dollars steeper than sam's lyft ride.but the cab was clean and the hospitality refreshing.onward to colonie center.thomas is seeing dollar signs."this is going to be a good one for me .45"me: no way! 45 dollars?!he's nice, but he isn't áthat nice.we confer with dispatch.dispatch: 'its probably, you know, like 38 dollars'that's right - 38 dollars! coming up, a rookie steps up big for the a's. we'll show you some 9th inning drama at the coliseum. plus, a native son of san jose chews his way to another title at coney island. see the highlghts that'll make you amazed and disgusted all at the same time. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. (steve) tonight the pope is offering to take in

we spent four years there in albany, at the governor's mansion where he lived with the roosevelt's and we began the practice, which continues to this day of myself being the backup hostess to mrs. roosevelt so she could continue to be his eyes and ears and do many of the other causes and interests she has. so, the very exciting election of 1932, mr. roosevelt carried 42 other 48 states and all but 59 electoral votes. that's what i call a victory. electoral and popular. we went to the white house taking office in march, 1933. some dreadful dreadful things have happened before them, the most serious of which was the banking crisis. banks all over the country were failing and taking the life savings of americans and mr. roosevelt and his advisers were going to try to use an old world war ii piece of banking legislation to close down the banks temporarily and reorganize them. h would require an opinion for the new attorney general. will, unfortunately, the man mr. roosevelt decided to appoint, senator walch was coming to the inauguration to be sworn in and he had just married a few days be

right now, we're starting to see syracuse, buffalo, albany, as we go later in the day, new york city, philadelphia, and that could potentially cause airport delays. we already have airport delays on the southern for instance of the system, around dallas. 30 to 40 minutes. keep that in mind as you have travel plans throughout the week. here's a look at your actual july 4th forecast. there are some spots. not everyone is dealing with a washout. new york, relatively nice, temperatures in the 80s with sunshine. in the south, raleigh, charlotte, atlanta, albeit hot, you'll deal with showers and thunderstorms. dallas, you won't necessarily have a strong storm threat but hot temperatures. christi and victor, triple digit numbers maybe the pool might sound like a great option for july 4th for some folks. >> anything like that in triple digits, yes, ma'am. >> i'll take it. allison chinchar, thanks so much. >>> well, aren't you up early. 9:00, actually on a saturday morning, at least here in the east. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good morning to you. well, they missed the deadline

this 40 year old woman is from albany. a friend dropped her off at a game at the rogue river siskiyou national forest. when she didn't show up or she was supposed to be that night, a search began and two days later she was spotted from a plane. a coast guard helicopter was used to get her out of there. she was not prepared for the conditions and assumed there would be a well marked and maintain trail. she is a little banged up and hungry but otherwise, okay. >>> the weekend is here let's bring in bill martin. a spectacular day today. >> kind of hot. >> you just stepped on the forecast. >> it is going to be hot, heather. it will be a beautiful weekend. we did have a red flag warning on sunday. this was a lower pressure in the areas that increase the marine layer. it brought cooler air and as the inverse and expanded. here is where we are going as of tonight and tomorrow. when the sears sinks, part of me when air rises it warms. is so we're going to get compression, not a massive amount like last week. we will get some compr

slow going there in the commute direction on the right heading up toward albany. ♪ ♪ ♪ first came thec handshakes then more than two hours of discussion behind closed doors. president trump meeting with russian president vladimir putin in germany and addressing russian interference in the 2016 election. some mixed messages tonight following that first meeting. both sides say that putin denied any election interference. >>> but russia's foreign minister added that president trump quote accepted those assurances, and there were signs of progress in the war in syria. fox news reporter lauren blanchard has more now in washington dc tonight. good evening, lauren. >>> hey heather, the president's meeting with his russian counterpart lasted so long at one point the first lady went in about an hour in to try to wrap it up. but even she couldn't break up the two leaders. >> it's an honor to be with you. >> president trump and russian president vladimir putin meeting on the sidelines of the g20 summit for the very first time. the world leaders two hour meeting far exceeding initial plans for a

. >> a live look at the macarthur maze, all those cars heading up towards richmond, albany, el crier ritt tomorrow. slow going as a it normally is this time of night. ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> two arsons, one location, 10 months apart. now 2 investigates is getting an exclusive tour of the emeryville construction fire site where surveillance video may have captured the person responsible. >> 2 investigates and candice nguyen visited that sight. >> reporter: frank, alyana, investigators have not confirmed the four fires are connected, however, developers say they believe the culprit or culprits are no amateurs. >> my best advice to people is to be -- learn how to compromise. we are seeing -- >> reporter: from the outside in -- >> there's literally a guard at every corner now. >> reporter: the developer walks us through his emeryville construction site. >> they were able to probably avoid a lot of the cameras, and they o

look like on the east shore freeway and as you travel along interstate 80 coming through richmond, albanyeley, that's a good looking ride. you can see more and more people hitting the roads, but year moving along quite nicely coming through that area through the macarthur maze and slight slowing at the toll plaza this morning. to the maps and we had earlier problems, a couple of crashes on westbound 580 coming through the livermore valley this morning. but those have been cleared out of the way and now we have that you would expect coming over the altamont bridge. it freezes up after that. that's not too bad of a commute this morning. we'll keep tabs on it and mark of course keeping track of the weather and folks could be intrigued by what they find when they step out the door. >> you probably noticed muggy or humid conditions. we have moisture proving from the south. it could feel tropical in nature. the flow changing in the atmosphere is setting moisture from the south. here's the camera looking toward the richmond -- socked in with dense fog there. here's the energy, this green showing

. >>> for the first time, an albany woman is sharing her story of survival after spending three days in the oregon wilderness. check out this video. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nuttbrock late thursday after she got lost during a hike on tuesday. a friend who was supposed to meet up with her reported her missing sparking the search. nuttbrock admitted that she wasn't ready for the difficult trail. >> i soon realized that it wasn't well marked or maintained at all. i don't think that it looked like people had been on it for quite some time. >> and here is a photo of her after the rescue. she says she was hungry, but except for a few scratches, she will be okay. >>> lisa argen is here now, and you've been tracking mild conditions, but we have some changes on the way. >> that's right, more sunshine around bay, certainly san francisco enjoying not only this, the low cloud deck, but the comfortable readings. how about 60 in the city. and we'll keep the cool and comfortable throughout the day. you head into the east bay, and numbers will come up slowly and then quite abruptl

state as strike teams from across the bay area help out from alameda county, san francisco, piedmont, albany, hayward and the fremont area left for butte county yesterday. the marine county sheriff's office is also standing in a team for the north bay engine management team. >>> helping local investigators searching for the cause of the big construction site fire and mostly people for some their homes allowed to return to their homes yesterday. some are being forced out again after reports that debris in class were falling. officials were worried someone would get injured. >>> federal agents asking for the help to identify the persons in the surveillance photos and they want to top to this bicyclist. three other fires at the east bay construction site over the last year and on july 6 an unfinished apartment building went up in flames in emeryville and last halloween the fire roared through another apartment building and construction near lake merritt in oakland and on may 13 of this year there was another big fire at the emeryville construction site. the reward for information leading to arr

just recently the albany school board voted to expel a student over racist posts on an instagram accountmore than a dozen students were disciplined for the posts including several students who liked or commented on them. since november... the alameda unified school district says it has responded to at least five-anti-semitic graffiti incidents at its schools. and at san ramon valley high school there was racist graffiti on bathroom walls. in the south bay...officials at monte vista high school found a "hit list" targeting african american students and women. (grant) an oakland man has been indicted on terror related charges. amer sinan alhaggagi is accused of attempting to provide support to isis between july and november of last year. according to the indictment he opened several social media accounts to promote isis.. he has also been charged with identity theft. alhaggagi was arrested back in november of 20-16. if convicted he faces 47 years in prison. (steve) in national news tonight... white house press secretary sean spicer is resigning from the trump administration. spicer's resig

. >> crews from alameda county, san francisco, piedmont, albany, hayward and fremont left for the fire lines and the marin county sheriff's office and officers to be part of the northbay incident management team. >> the two largest fires in california continued to burn out of control and the alamo fire grew to 5000 acres and nearly 29,000 acres with containment still at 15%. one structure was destroyed in more than 100 are in danger and they are has been issued a mandatory evacuation and the red cross set up a release shelter. >>> the television news crew coming dangerously close while driving through dense smoke at the whittier fire in santa barbara county as the fire burned 3000 acres overnight and now nearly 11,000 acres in all. they that a hard time getting a handle on this fire as well and only 5% contained. you can see right in the middle of the smoke and flame, and the fire began saturday afternoon in an area that is not burned for over 60 years. >>> we are talking about all of these wildfires and hoping for ideal weather conditions so let's go to rosemary with one more on what

janelle hobson, i'm an associate professor of women's gender and sexuality studies at university of albanym also a big fan of the "underground" series. i do work on black women in popular culture. my common question is around the portrayal of the women in this show. i'm actually thinking about how this -- i'm just grateful for this series. because i remember being disappointed in the way enslaved women in movies like "django unchained," "12 years a slave," were completely objectified. and we don't get that, at least i don't think we get that as much in "underground." because the characters are so fleshed out. and so i'm thinking mostly about how there is a kind of feminist layer that i see working in the series. and i really wanted to know more about that. mostly in terms of, well, when i was watching, especially this season, i remember having that visceral reaction when you have the overlay of beyonce's "freedom," interstices of harriet and elizabeth when they're being their most beloved. i'm also thinking of "beloved" especially with rosa lee on the run when she's fully pregnant. i'm won

. >>> for the first time, an albany woman is sharing her story of survival after spending three days in the oregon wilderness. check out this video. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nuttbrock late thursday after she got lost during a hike on tuesday. a friend who was supposed to meet up with her reported her missing sparking the search. nuttbrock admitted that she wasn't ready for the difficult trail. >> i soon realized that it wasn't well marked or maintained at all. i don't think that it looked like people had been on it for quite some time. >> and here is a photo of her after the rescue. she says she was hungry, but except for a few scratches, she will be okay. >>> lisa argen is here now and we're off it a foggy start. >> and certain cameras are now showing the shifting marine layers. and from mt. tam, it kind of dispersed within the last couple minutes. so we're looking at cool right now, but we'll have 30 degrees of warming. so i'll have the details for you with my accuweather 7 day forecast coming up. >>> and also ahead, more answers to that near disaster at sfo earl

teams from across the bay area are helping out, crews from almeda county, san francisco, piedmont, albany, heyward and fremont off left yesterday for bute county. the sheriff's office also seconding a team as part of the north bay incident management team. >> we do have new information about the two biggest active fires in california, qualify just a little while ago said the alamo fire grew 5,000 acres overnight to almost 29,000 acres. it is still only 15% contained. >> one structure was destroyed, more than 100 others are in danger. officials did issue manditory evacuations, and the red cross has a relief shelter set up. >> now, the second biggest fire in california is out is in santa barbara county which grew to almost 11,000 acres. the group had some trouble getting a handle on this one. it is still only it is% condition abstained. it is in an area that has not -- santa barbara declared an air quality warning and smoke from both of those two fires on the north and south sides of the countyit is one of the biggest projects, construction projects could be delayed by almost a year. the pr

the saloons on sunday, all of these irritants that will make the tammany loyalists -- >> it's not albany anymore. barnet: exactly. for sumter falls. what is the immediate reaction in new york city to that? out -- they rush had argued against it and feared it coming and said they would not fight for the union. they instantly went out and signed up in droves, and new yorkers of all types. and all classes. -- i do take a slightly cynical view of that -- especially because i'm a new yorker. people thought there was going to be a three-month war. we would march down south, kick butt, come back with laurels on your bayonets. by were going to be backed september. for working new yorkers, it was a paycheck. there had been a lot of unemployment in new york. the idea of getting paid -- not was, but regularly, exciting to them, and a big incitement to sign up. once they start seeing that, seeing the elephant, as it was called at antietam and first bull run, that volunteerism goes through the floor and they stop signing up, which leads to the draft. richard: what is the ethnic makeup of the city? jo