albany. joseph brant, we're not sure why he's there. a native american who fought against the americans during the revolutionary war but you can see it's a marvel of stone carving and we'll talk more about that when we go inside. we're standing in the hall of governors. this is a very historic place. there are portraits of 51 of new york's 56 governors hanging here outside of the executive chamber. the tradition of gubernatorial portraits began in 1813 when the state legislator commissioned a portrait of george clinton who was new york state's first governor. since then it's proceeded whereby families and friends of the governors pay for a commission. as you walk along you can see nelson rockefeller, william seward on the wall behind me of the door who was abraham lincoln's secretary of state during the civil war. grover cleveland who went on theodore roosevelt who went on to become president. to become president. i think that certainly franklin delano roosevelt had an incredible impact. he c

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albany. thank you forjoining us. how excited are you ?|i albany. thank you forjoining us.xcited are you? i am excited. we came out this morning and it was a bright day. the sun is still shining but it is chillier. it is bright sunshine but it is not quite right. when i looked through my solar eclipse glasses there is just a sliver of sun. the smile on my face is huge. it is incredibly exciting. is it already getting darker? it is. it is funny because it is bright. it is not quite bright enough. it is bright but not quite bright enough because the sun has disappeared and yet it is significantly bright because although there is only six of the sun left, it is still a sunny day. i have my seven—year—old daughter here and she has the cheshire cat smile as well. it is her first solar eclipse so she is very excited. tell us more eclipse so she is very excited. tell us more about getting the view. it isa us more about getting the view. it is a very narrow belt as you get across these ia states where you get this moment of totality? it is. i'm working down in california but over t

contest for snow and albany new york and july. you may not find snow in albany new york. but that does not mean that it does not snow in albany new york and he sent out monitors when wrong and you may not intact burning trash the monitors are too far away from them burning you may not attack a part of it you don't put in a monitor until after the burning stuff you may not detect burning any common sense tells you there was a lot of bad there. is no. can you say. there's a. do no need to be there. to do. it . all around the globe there's a job. in the polls or not true. the world's finest people building a leg. well the company. the waste management responsibilities were part of a contract that was held by kellogg brown and root which was a subsidiary of halliburton the company once run by dick cheney vice president dick cheney during the bush years the story about how how byrd and then k.b.r. got these no bid contracts really has not come to light enough i know from some depositions testimony and some of the with occasional bald in the recontract was allegedly negotiated

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here atop the state street hill in albany this amundsoning building has serve as a center for the new york state government since the mid-19th century. the capitol took 32 years to build, starting in 1867 and deemed completed in 1899 by governor theodore roosevelt. construction materials such as granite and marble came from all over the country and all over the world. five architects worked on the building. it reflects the different architectural styles. we're standing on the eastern approach. this stairway contains 77 steps and we're sold the 77 was chosen to kmemright the year 1777 when new york became a state. the stairway is also important in the history of this building because it's said that governor theodore roosevelt used to run up the steps and he would challenge reporters if they could keep up with him he would grant them an exclusive interview. at the topic see carvings of henry hudson, and joseph brandt. now it's lodgele that henry hudson might appear on the new york state capital since it was hudson to came to albany, discovered it in 1609. joseph brandt we're fallout sur

but while this is a city tax, it will have to go up to albany. so, the governor will have a say. the legislator will have a say, the senate is controlled by republicans. so you will be interesting to see if this bill even pass. >> the senate republicans have said no way. you have a surplus in new york city, you're not raising tax. >> well he is running for reelection. >> something has to give. you can have trains held together by zip ties. the question is for you, let me know, do you agree? should the billionaires pay more? of the fares go up? or is it not a question of money and diblasio and the governor should be firing the people in charge? let me know, tweet us. >> despite laws on the books, making sure you can't be cruel to animals, no matter for the new jersey legislator, we need more laws then governor christie agreed inside a new bill this week about where, when, and how long animals can be left outside in bad weather, cold weather, and hot weather. what he got. >> parents know not to leave their underage children. but what about your cat or dog? what happens if you leave

they said, well there are no nonstop flight from pittsburgh to albany.'s not getting home faster whether he does the game in virginia or pittsburgh. espn has some explaining to do on that front. >> they're punishing the guy because they think his name is embarrassing. that's how you shouldn't behave ever with your employees. so what do you make of this story about the -- "the new york times" ran a story about the editor scolding his reporters for not covering the trump rally straight. he seemed to be scolded by the left for demanding straight news coverage? >> yeah, he said in straight news reporting that there was too much editorializing going on, too much selective criticism. "the new york times" obtains these e-mails from "wall street journal" reporters that it's a big bomb shop that an editor said you have to take this out, this is too much on the editorial side. let's play it straight, guys. wow. the fact that that is the exception than the rule is remarkable to me. >> tucker: it is remarkable. what is extra remarkable, you don't see it happening at

albany as in like the bohamas. i was like wait, in new york.was arrested on suspicion of dui back in may, and trying to get back there right now. >> wow. >> lobsters. >> i'm glad you cleared up that whole new york. >> really confusing. >> yes, appreciate it. >> that will do it for us here in the studio, more summer fest funnies here for you but first fun facts, beach tags for both avalon and stone harbor are receptacle. they can be used interchange ably on beaches in both towns, just so you know, talk about teamwork. >>> speaking of the beach a live look at 80th street where we have lots of fun planned when we come right back, stay with us everyone. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreemen

many a happy doughnut in albany are hoping for just that.et lotto dreams being sold today along with the delicious doughnuts. both the megamillions and powerball are over $300 million. >> that is the first time both have been so high at the same time. even those selling the tickets are in the game. >> do you play. >> yeah, a little bit. i know the possibilities are impossible. but you got to try. >> i'm going to have a huge party and i hope i survive it. i'll have it at happy doughnuts in albany, one of my favorite places. >> no one won last night's megamillions jackpot. tonight is the powerball draw with a $308 million jackpot. just waiting to be claimed. >> remind of carson's old line money will not buy happiness but it will lease it for a long time. >> and buy a lot of doughnuts. >> world news tonight is next. >>> for all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. >> i never had a problem with leasing. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. north korea just issuing its newest threat, responding to president tr

he said, part of the decision to agree to be pulled off the game was because he lives in albany and toto get home to his family on saturday evening, if he does the game at the university off pittsburgh.. then, i went to google maps and i looked at the distance between pittsburgh and albany and that is 480 miles. 460, excuse me. from charlottesville in virginia, if you do the game there, it is 480 miles. m you say, maybe he can fly? t i called the airport and they said, well, there are no nonstop flights from pittsburgh to albany, nor are there from virginia. espn has a max planing to do on that front. >> tucker: punishing the guy because his name is embarrassing. t that is exactly how you shouldn't behave ever with your employees. what do you make of this story about "the new york times" running a piece about the editor of "the wall street journal" scolding his reporters for not ot trump rally? he seemed to be scolded by the left for demanding street news coverage. >> he was saying and strata news reporting that there was too much editorializing going, too much selective criticism. "th

it was not something decided locally 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. by the late 1960's and early 1970's, the nixon 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 government to the states is what level of government should best bear the costs of the social services? should they be borne by the largest possible with the greatest power to tax income? in a way the fiscal crisis reflects a change in national priorities 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. now, these kinds of

here atop the state street hill in albany, this amazing building served for the government since the mid-19th century. the capital took 32 years to build starting in 1867 and it was deemed completed in 1899 by governor theodore roosevelt. consti

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heavy downpour that is just minutes away from reaching albany and stony run. those showers and thunderstorms are going to be hon and off during the day in the lehigh valley. less likely for the rest of the area. saw storms move through first thing this morning in new jersey. now in new york. chance we'll see pop-up showers in the suburbs as well. most of tv day we're going to be watching the temperature. 72 degrees in philadelphia. quick warm up. 85 degrees and a steamy day in philadelphia at noontime. 85. upper 80s to near 90. slight chance of shower this afternoon for philadelphia area. suburbs, little better chance of seeing a shower. definitely not an all-day rain. most hours we'll see sunshine, the temperatures into the 80s. where you're most likely to see the wet weather is where we already have some showers moving through in the lehigh valley. see a little bit of sunshine. mostly cloudy. chance of scattered showers this morning. become more likely this afternoon. possibly some thunderstorms and then a dry hour at 4:00, but more rain coming in tonight. n

it's getting more crowded in richmond and the albany hill.s slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up for a 25 minute delay. you know how i know it has changed, earlier we didn't have any traffic on that ramp right there, but now you can see it's fairly crowded. so we're getting to the heart of the commute. this is 880 north and southbound. and you can see traffic is going to be moderate. highway 4 still recovering from an earlier crash. the backup has gone away now that they moved it out of the lane. give yourself extra time here and slow traffic as you approach walnut creek and our walnut creek camera, our camera in lafayette steve as we go to you is fogged in. let's go to steve and talk about the mist and drizzle out there. >> i saw it, sal. you can't show it, can you. >> nope. >> i didn't think so. i saw it earlier. we have a big fog bank being enhanced and mark is in pleasant hill and he says good morning steve. low clouds as far east as i can see. loving the cooler weather. if there are low clouds from pleasant hill going east,

larry in albany, georgia western mark -- georgia? we will go to judy in washington. caller: how are you this morning. basically what i wanted to say ,s law enforcement officers they are law enforcement officers. they are not social workers. as far as he civil rights movement, i am tired of this. we need to stop in mexican-americans and asian-americans. let's just all the americans. that's all i want to say. laws arer civil rights also the law of the land. hadhe justice department, i a job to enforce the civil rights laws. it was something we took very seriously. law enforcement officials and police chief's understand the need to balance the mission and engage with alex a few well respecting people's constitutional and civil rights. that makes us proud to be americans in the first place. we respect civil rights. we can promote public safety at the same time. it has been a feature of our values since the beginning. guest: those transgender who serve in the millet area, what faces them? >> i thought it was interesting that the military had such a swift response. they we

from albany, new york, a part-time sportscaster. this game would not even air on tv. it was to be broadcast online. now they have this pr nightmare at espn. in the newsroom, i'm sam sweeney. back to you upstairs. melanie: a video posted by the nypd sergeant's union is under attack after it claims officers suffer from what it calls "blue racism." the officers are victims of violence in luther king jr.'s "i have a dream" speech. many took the social media saying "being a cop is not a race, it's a choice." the union is standing by the video. the admiral in charge of the navy costs seventh fleet -- navy's seventh fleet based in japan has been removed from duty due to loss of confidence in his ability to command. four navy warships have crashed in the past months. diapers continued for more remains of sailors aboard that -- divers continue to serve more remains of sailors aboard that ship. a look at the damage and the death toll, coming up next. the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. this one of the treasury secretary's wife is getting a lot of nasty ones. w

police incident, or police activity around here, black horse pike closed albany avenue.expressway bus route 507, that's detoured. jim, rahel, back to you. >> dog own nerve oregon under fire for the way he walks his dogs, now he's speaking out. >> eyewitness captured this video of dennis, walking his two dogs, jasmine and solepan, dragging behind the 2k9's, tires tied to a harness, one of the tires ways around 5 pounds, the other ten to 15, critics are calling it abuse but he says it is much needed exercise for his very energetic dogs. >> awesome way to add extra benefits to the walk. if you take them out for half mile, mile walk, they would be area disappointed. >> dog owners are very divided over this technique. some say it helps dogs with behavioral problems like aggression, opponents say it can lead to muscle strains and other health issues. >> why doesn't he drag a tire behind him when he's walking? ridiculous. now on to the cbs-3 health watch. researchers say modern life habits could be waist causing up tick in knee arthritis. >> researchers at harvard say the numbe

. >>> atlantic city police were called to a hotel on albany avenue at 9:00 this morning when someone spotted a two and a half to three foot alligator in the pool. the gator was found at the bay view inn a pet of the hotel guest. it was removed and sent to the cape may county zoo. no word if the gator's owner will face charges. >>> a teenager is under arrest for allegedly vanalizing boston's holocaust memorial. witnesses saw the 17-year-old boy throw a rock at the memorial. the bystanders took the teen into custody before the police arrived and they thanked the community for their quick work. the second time this summer that the memorial was damaged. >>> one of the london's biggest train stations is off after a train derailment this morning. the commuter train partially left the tracks pulling away from the waterloo station this morning. nobody needed medical care and now travelers can not get to 13 platforms of waterloo. >>> and a public injuriy into a disastrous fire at the a partme complex begins today. it is by the local council and building codes and the controversial cladding th

there will be some low clouds and some fog in and around the bay and around montclair, berkeley, albany, point richmond, you might see some fog. temperatures will earnestly warm on thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. and looking to the northeast, you will see a little water vapor in the bed. we have got forecast models around 9:00. the fog continues to go back to the coast. purple, purple cow 100-degree temperatures. and there, 90s are in the red. a a mild temperature pattern compared to what we have seen and what we are going to see. 90s in livermore, air quality is going to go down as well, not tomorrow but thursday through sunday. look for the heat advisories. fire danger is going up. all the usual suspects. here is the five-day forecast and here is the story, thursday is when things start to heat up. and it starts to bleed to the inland and bay valleys. smoking hot heat advisories and heat warnings coming back. here is the five-day forecast with some records on saturday and fire danger is a big concern is always. the five-day concern is run friday, saturday, sunday, with potential f

. >> today, i am calling on albany to pass a millionaire's tax to support the ncaa. [applause] it is a modest increase in state income taxes for those who make half a million or more. trish: the millionaire's tax but they are making five again. another making a debate about taxing and spending and this is your new york mayors bill diblasio and subsidize for the sum subway system is a mess these days. the solution seems to be just tax, just tax the people that are earning money and spend it and no one is talking about the fiscal responsibility such as maybe we should look for places in our budget where we can take the money that is already there. >> let's call this what it is. it is a tax hike on the middle-class families of new york city who already can't afford to live in the city and higher spending, higher taxes are not always the answer. look at our education system in this country. we spent more than any other nation but we lack in math and science. i live in a top-ranked school district and the municipal politicians encourage us to vote for tax increase for sma

a little better in oakland 64. 62 right now in richmond and albany. let's look at our other neighborhoods. 71 in mountain view. 70 in san jose and los gatos. low to mid 70s right now in pleasanton, livermore, brentwood. 79 in antioch. not bad in san francisco, 60. 59 in santa rosa. pacifica, 57. so the cloud cover did its job. it kept our temperature up overnight. it solidified the fact we needed that heat advisory, especially in the hills where we're still in the 70s and 80s. this will continue, this heat advisory, until 9:00 for the areas you see shaded in orange. let's talk about the roof. usually we show the roof, we look at the flags on the ferry building. they're not moving. there is not much of a sea breeze today. there will be a lilt bit of one. partly sunny at the beach today. not as hot if you're out exercising. remember that seven-second rule, something we talked about yesterday. put your hand on the ground, if you can keep it there for seven seconds, it's not hot and it's okay for dogs to walk on it. on the bay, light breezes today. here's

there was one little storm around albany around 108. that's 2:16. that's lime kill road and 108. light rain and this other little storm has increased in intensity -- that has heavy rain and we'll keep an eye on that for gusty wind, but quieter tonight. early heavy thunderstorm this evening. we'll keep it into midnight quite morning temps, 70s to 80 for camp and hot and humid tomorrow and thursday. afternoon storm, although i think friday is going to be okay for the date night plans and eating outside. hot the rest of the week, no doubt about that. warm over the weekend. we'll go from hot to warm which is going to go from hot to pleasant. so not as hot over the weekend. 92 tomorrow, and 90 on friday. 88 saturday. clouds and a good day. 8 6 on sunday. 85 on monday. warm front blast through here. o we have a cold front going through sunday morning and a cold front on monday. that's going to give us more showers and storms. monday it looks like a weather alert day. 8:30 tonight, there's showers on future cast. i agree with this. it could be showers until midnight. look at the temps.

albany, new york, line for republicans, go ahead. caller: hello, sir. calling is hy i'm and i've been hearing what is going on in charlottesville, thought it was disgusting. i think that the president's weak, i thinkt was two days too long, too late. know, i just can't people can't see, toother words, pay attention what is going on. don't just be a person who is there and watch. participate. write. demonstrate. get involved, talk to the white house, talk to congress. i called speaker paul ryan's office and i told him what i saw and what i was watching on t.v. while that car, when it lived tape, i was watching when that went on. host: are you a republican who upported president trump or candidate trump at one point? caller: to be honest with you, no, i didn't. be honest with you, no, i didn't. here is the situation i want to sir, if you know about this at all. call tempting to try to governor terry mccall and ask him. hen they committed that violence, okay, did they succeed, suspend their right, called to r teclarnational emergency, could he say because

then we have 61 at union city and fremont. 56 in albany. 59, san carlos. if you're waking up in san jose or los gatos, dress for 62. pleasanton, livermore, 60, along with napa. the golden gate, not foggy, but it will be in the next couple hours. breezy north of the bay bridge if you're out on the water. exercising, nothing extreme today. at the coast, becoming breezy this afternoon. north bay, at 8:00, 60. noon, 71. look at this, 78 at 4:00. back to 68 by 8:00. our average high is about 83. so once again, temperatures below average. i'll have your microclimate and the weekend forecast coming up next. hey, alexis. >> good morning. we have a couple pretty minor issues so far, right along the path from the central valley into the tri-valley. we still have this disabled tanker partially blocking the far right lane in castro valley at redwood road. we'll take you out a little farther. we have a problem northbound grant line road past westbound 580, so it sounds like it's on the connector not impacting the main line. in the meantime, that's filling in. about 11

"abc 7 news" was at max's liquor in albany where a steady flow of customers hoped to hit it rich by buying $2 powerball tickets. again, someone in massachusetts is now amazingly welt wealthy >>> coming up, on "abc 7 news" bart passengers run down the platform. good samaritans stepped into action after a man ended up on the tracks >>> 32 skeletons have been found at an east bay housing project. the i-team's dan noyes investigates what is being done about it >>> plus trapped in a car. the teamwork to save this adorable dog locked inside. >> well, warmer weather arrived today inland and in the coming days that warmer weather will spread across the region. i'll ex sheri >>> tonight good samaritans are being credited for helping save a man from an oncoming bart train. surveillance video captured the man ending up in the path of the oncoming train at the civic center station on monday. other passengers immediately tried to help. one man ran toward the train, waving his arms. others waved, too. you can see it happening there. the train stopped in time and the man was rescued. we've made a special

host: let's hear next from albany, louisiana, republican line. hi, betty, good morning. morning, nice to speak to you. was calling in because i missed your previous guest. he was talking, y'all talking the press.om of but, i'm 72 years old, and i ever seen journalists opinions th their bout what you should think and they slant the news favorably side.d one that is completely dangerous because they tell us what they eel, they don't tell us what the news is. years ago, when you had news tellncers on, you couldn't which side they are on, you couldn't tell whether or not hey agreed with something or they disagreed with it because they gave you the plain facts it.that was now days, as soon as somebody journalists orhe commentators talk, for about 15 you know how they think and what their politics are. that is not good for the united states. to have an open, fair press, a press that just tells facts. let us make up our own mind. we don't need them to tell us the we think about situation. we just need to know what happened. betty in is louisiana. several headlines this morning

"abc 7 news" was at max's liquor in albany where a steady flow of customers hoped to hit it rich by buying $2 powerball tickets. again, someone in massachusetts is now amazingly welt wealthy >>> coming up, on "abc 7 news" bart passengers run down the platform. good samaritans stepped into action after a man ended up on the tracks >>> 32 skeletons have been found at an east bay housing project. the i-team's dan noyes investigates what is being done about it >>> plus trapped in a car. the teamwork to save this adorable dog locked inside. >> well, warmer weather arrived today inland and in the coming days that warmer weather will spread across the region. i'll ex sheri >>> tonight good samaritans are being credited for helping save a man from an oncoming bart train. surveillance video captured the man ending up in the path of the oncoming train at the civic center station on monday. other passengers immediately tried to help. one man ran toward the train, waving his arms. others waved, too. you can see it happening there. the train stopped in time and the man was rescued. we've made a special

caller: near albany, district of new york state. host: thanks for the call, we appreciate it. to mary joining from good morning, democrat's line. caller: i was just calling about hypocrisy of the americans at this time. office, they in were not going to kick the can down the road. saying, people are now well, we've got to pay our bills. that is what we were trying to democrats were trying to do. it aggravates me and as far as man that says that trump was the only one working in ashington, i have to disagree, i think he's not working in washington, he's not there. mueller is the only man working in washington. the president has not been here? caller: right. host: we should be fair on that point, they were renovating the house, he was asked to leave for 2-1/2 weeks so they ould conduct some work, including installing a new heating and air conditioning system. and the other 53 days? host: okay, fair point. mary, thanks for the call. to raising debt ceiling with the right bill. miller, the s.a. president wants congress to send a clean bill to raise the ceiling.t's adopting long-ti

albany avenue few hundred yards a lake from the bay. no word on how the alligator got in the pool but place say taken to the cape may county zoo. >> okay, well, one way to get up and close and personal to wildlife is by camping. >> coming up the glamorous side of campgrounds. meet us. >> yes, new trends sweeping across the nation in the worlds, has something to do with camping. in today's lincoln financial field it we're going inside a campgrounds that's proud to go over the top. way, way, over the top, that is. that's coming up. katie? >> and meisha, as we get closer to the upcoming weaken looking at the moment for the possibility of couple of showers, so not given just yet we still waiting for the pattern to completely show its hands. but i do think it will definitely stay warm. the hottest day right now looks to be saturday, as we flirt with 90 degrees, and the in the meantime we are doing little more that far in your seven day forecast, and we will also be talking about more unsettled weather. so say tuned, i'll have the entire outl

northwest at redding passing by albany and ham burg this morning. rest of the area is dry right now. did have some showers overnight in south jersey. they're done for now. to our west, that's coming in tonight. cold front. expect some showers and thunderstorms late tonight. and into first thing tomorrow morning. during the afternoon, the hour by hour forecast shows just some scattered showers popping up and possibly some heavy downpours. that's at 1:30 this afternoon in the lehigh valley. and the activity may spread into some of suburbs. not everybody is going to see that activity today. just scattered showers this evening. dry in delaware and south jersey. that will change late tonight with that cold front coming in. going to bring us showers to start with over the weekend, but improving conditionings on saturday. look at that beautiful day for sunday. ten day on ten in the next half hour. >> looking forward to that, bill. eight minutes before six. get you to work. talk about the storms that move through. trees down because of that. >> traffic repo

the 3-foot long reptile was found during a raid at the bay view inn and suite on albany avenue.icers were looking for a drug dealing suspect who was arrested and taken into custody. officials also condemned the bay view property forcing 33 residents there to find a new place to live. >> ♪ >> happening today, septa is spreading the word about safe commuting. safety officers will visit the norristown transportation center this morning. septa is also rolling out a new mobile app. riders will be able to discreetly report safety concerns in 20 seconds. >>> under this deal police officers will increase pension contributions. officers will also get raises overt contract term and keep their benefit plan. police operations will be changed to control overtime costs and new officers must still live in the city for the first five years of their employment. >> 4:40 now and still ahead on "action news," rescue efforts are under way in the african nation of sierra leone where hundreds of people have gone missing following deadly mudslides. >> coming up in your business report, what retail gian

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they found some of the stolen items at scott's room at the bay view inn and sweets on albany avenue.scated an alligator in the motel pool. >> 4:57. bruce springsteen is performing on broadway and tickets go on sale but they won't be easy to get. >> new concerns with people taking advantage of the people in houston including price gouging during harvey's destruction. >> two people have died in a house fire in bensalem. we'll have a live report coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell p-tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5 o'clock on this wednesday, august 30th. tam is off. jeanette reyes joins us. >> we're following breaking news this morning. firefighters battle the intense flames when a house caught on fire in bucks county but sadly two people have died. >> rescue efforts continue as flood waters continue to rise in southeast texas and now parts of louisiana. tropical storm harvey is still overhead. >> will the nice weather last this weekend. >> it's a little iffy. let's t

here's a look at the happy donuts in albany. you think they will be happy?t's a favorite spot for lottery players. people are getting powerball tickets ahead of tonight's drawing. a jackpot has climbed to $700 million making it the second largest in u.s. history. odds of winning are one in 292 million. that's nothing. but that didn't stop hopeful ticket buyers in san francisco today. >> what would you do if you won? >> i haven't been thinking about that yet. [ laughter ] >> i'm just going to win it first. >> if no one matches the numbers tonight, it will keep growing. it's still got a way to go to beat the record powerball jackpot of $1.6 billion. if you have not bought a powerball ticket, you have until 7:00 tonight to get into the game. >>> powerball is not the only thing with numbers climbing. we were in the 80s inland today. not too far away the 90s. not too far after that, the 100s. you're not going to hit 100 at the beach. it will be chilly there. find out when we'll see triple digits next. >> oming up all new at 6:00 tonight, step out of your home and

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 originally said afm caused their son's death. he got sick last october, 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 characteristically afm. s

the three foot long reptile was found during an overnight raid at the bay view inn and suites on albanye and looking for 25-year-old jamal compost alleged drug dealer arrested and charged with causing a deadly overdose last year, police also arrested six other people on unrelated warrants. officials condemned the bay view property forcing 33 residents to find a new place to live tonight. we are going back to warmer and sunny weather tomorrow nobody is complaining, metrologist cecily tynan has the first look at accuweather tonight cecily. >> nice to see the sunshine tomorrow after today's gloomy weather but double scan live showing the rain has moved out and how much rain you got really depended on your location. philadelphia only about a tenth of an inch of rain but if you look to the south near millville more than 3" of rain and we even had some flood advisories there. now the rain is out of here but there is plenty of moisture in the air. you can see this with the dew points especially along i-95 corridor areas south and east and dew points in the 70s that is tropical and with dew poi