his job was to defend albany from invasion. he had no dictate to attack the general or to try to battle his army. he wanted nothing more for the general to turn tail and to retreat back to canada. that was the expectation. as it was, the general never retreated at this time after the , battle of freeman's farm. horatio gates was waiting for him to make the next move. by the time of seventh of october, 1777, the general waited 2.5 weeks for general clinton to do something in the hudson highlands. although clinton did make an attack through the hudson highlands, a very successful attack, it drew no reinforcements from gates' army. reportedts from spies that the army was only increasing in strength. the generals army was isolated. he was losing men every day through attrition, skirmishes, disease, desertion and his food supplies were running lower and lower every day. the general decided he had take things into his own hands. he devised a plan that he would move out with 1500 officers men. -- officers and men. the forces would mov

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why are so many young actors following the guru of albany?t's -- >> reporter: and one star's fight to get her daughter back. >> she's in danger, in my opinion she's in grave danger. >> reporter: stay with us. i used to have more hair. i used to have more color. and ... i used to have cancer. i beat it. i did. not alone. i used to have no idea what the american cancer society did. research? yeah. hemo and free lodging near hospitals. i used to maybe give a little. then i got so much back. ... i used to have cancer. please give at cancer.org. >> when i first came, i had what on the surface seemed like the perfect life, or a pretty good life. >> reporter: allsion mack didn't need coaching to sound convincing on this nxivm testimonial. she's a pro. she's best known as a star on smallville. >> yes i know allison mack very well. >> reporter: sarah edmondson says when mack came to a weekend event in 2008 she quickly became a favorite of management. >> and she had a huge following lots of fans. >> reporter: plenty of fellow actors have at leas

albany was first founded as the albany bible institute in 1903. the school gained state funding in 1917. joined the university system of georgia in 1932, and began offering degrees in 1943 and came back strong after severe loods in 1994, and 1996 as albany state university offered graduate programs and advanced degrees. today, the university has a total economic impact of $143 million and supports 1,493 jobs in the albany area. its educational contributions are significant. albany state is the third in the nation for bachelors degree in education for african-americans. it offers 35 degree programs in education, nursing, criminal justice, business administration, public administration, and albany state university has produced doctors, nurses, nasa engineers, military officers, college university presidents, teachers, preachers, mayors, legislators, business people, millionaires and olympic medalists. this university was founded 120. georgia's only 1890 land grant institution charged with empowering its students and surrounding communities. 1890 ins

albany was first. it was found as a for trading post. albany, at this time, as it is now, much smaller than new york city, that it is very centrally located and i will explain the importance of that now when i talk about rivers. the next thing i want to show you on this map. rivers are important because there are hardly any roads. is along the coast. everything from here out -- this is all trees, indians, bis on. the roads that exist, there were a fair number here but they are not very good. if you want to get anywhere, the easiest way to do it is by river if you can or by ocean. here is the hudson. up to albany and beyond. otherwise -- in other words, the tide rises and falls. the hudson is actually a fjord. it is broad and navigable. this is not on the map but there is a river called the mohawk that runs east to west adjoins the hudson at albany and allows you to sail in this direction into the interior of new york. here is the delaware river. kind of hard to see because of the big star and all of the ines but the delaware comes from t

they're all backed up. 80 backed up to albany.re than an hour to get through there. >>> in other news, "guardians of the galaxy" star chris pratt is trying to protect his reputation. the concern is extending now to his fans. the actor says someone is trying to impersonate him on line. and abc news reporter marcy gonzalez has the story from los angeles. >> reporter: he's used to going after villains on the big screen. this morning, "guardians of the galaxy" and "jurassic world" star chris pratt -- >> back up. >> reporter: -- is on a real-life mission to stop what he calls a potential predator on line. the actor warning fans on social media writing, "somebody is trying to pretend to be me on facebook and maybe other social media platforms. apparently hitting on a lot of different female fans trying to get their numbers and who knows what else." >> it's unclear now what the imposter's motives are. whether they're out to harm chris by pretending to hit on lone wolf female fans, or whether they're trying to take advantage of his fans.

abusing the people of albany.he begins writing legal briefs and he is one of the first people to call out the americans to turn on the british. so during the war he holds several different titles and offices in new york politics. the battle for new york he's corresponding with george washington trying to round up soldiers and finding arms and dealing with wireless. after the war, he stops and pivots because what he sees as the american elite are becoming a homegrown version of what they had fought against. so he becomes a prominent anti- federalist voice estimation starts to move toward a constitution, he doesn't trust the idea of a constitution is appalled by the office of the presidency which he says all the president has to do is get the senate on his side and he can stack the supreme court and become a tyrant. i think history echoes abraham yates represents an echo that secular loudly. margaret is a secular the portraits not based on life because we don't have a portrait the reason for the mask is probably the

how cold must it be in albany new york today?ld. >> it is cold. >> thank god they weren't doing it with me. you would never talk me into it. >> what about the polar plunge. >> weather temperatures in the 30s. they have to get out quickly because it could be hypo thermic. they are having fun and doing it for a good cause. >> and awesome. bui >> right. >> and tomorrow, slight chance of a shower late in the day. upper 40s. should be okay for the game at fed ex. pleasant monday. mild tuesday. before we cool it down wednesday. and right now, next saturday, looking a little ugly. in the 40s. rain. >> i think people should stay with you following you on facebook and twitter with the forecast. >> we will update it throughout the week. >> thanks for joining us. get updates on our app any time. we appreciate it. have a wonderful night. really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first war

and they stayed in manhattan for a couple years and fled to the albany area just as the british wereing manhattan. they were able to lease a parcel of land that was quite undesirable. it was all swampland, sand dunes and that sort of thing. this was a poor group of people. they didn't have a lot of money. so this was the first place they were able to settle themselves. they became successful fairly quickly. by 1790 they'd established the garden seed industry. so they were among the first to standardize seed production, put the seeds in paper packets and sell them to the outside world. so they very quickly became very astute and successful business people. they made use of the erie canal to ship their products to the west. so their influence was pretty great. later on, they also had a tremendous influence in the area of the arts. the shakers are perhaps best known for their furniture, the ladder-backed chairs. it was only the chairs that they mass-produced and sold to the outside world. the standardized mass production of the chairs was pretty early on. this community peaked as most d

was a dutch american, white man from albany, new york whotc was an indian trader, traveled through andhe was the result and when he was an adult, he commented that growing up, other kids in the village made fun of him because the color of his k skin, because he was different from him. he was aware of this -- of being other. this carries all through his life. his father, the father theme, washington and venture smith both lose father early, he never really had his father on the scene and it bothered him all through his life and at least two times he makes track, hundreds of miles to reckon with this man, tracks him down and finds him and the father basically wants nothing to do with him. the second time is in the middle of fighting a war outside of -- fighting a battle outside in up state new york and through the smoke of the fires because they are burning down these -- people's village, he recognizes this old man and it's his father and they get 10 miles down the trail and he stops and turns around and yelling at him at this point, don't you recognize me, i'm your son, i'm a warrior, h

for a small house here in new albany, that is just crazy. because at night, before the sun goes down, cars you see from one end of the street to the other lined up. >> reporter: unfortunately they can't run 24/7. on windy days like today, michael keeps them turned off so they don't blow away. the next holiday season, he hopes they will be bigger than ever. >> $3,500 is what he spent on the display. it is open until 11:00 every night. since it was posted on facebook last week, it has been viewed $8 million. he probably has seen from that $0. and it has been shared by 100,000 people. >> but it's for the kids. >>> at 6:00, the light snow has stopped. watch out for the slick spots out there. most of the main roads and major highways across the area are just wet. some snow on neighborhood streets are making things icy. it could stay this way for the rest of the evening. >> it looks like it will be like this until 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow morning. the snow is across the bay. still pretty decent bands of snow. even the folks will have the snow ending in

his job was to defend albany from invasion. he had no dictate to attack, or to try to battle his army. what he wanted nothing more was for them to return to canada, which was the expectation. as it was, he never retreated after the battle of freeman's farm, so horatio gates was waiting for him to make the next move. by the time of the seventh of october, 1777, general burgoyne had waited 2.5 weeks for general clinton to do something in the hudson highlands. although clinton made an attack, a very successful attack, it drew no reinforcements from gates'sarmy -- army. time was very much against burgoyne. his army was isolated and he was losing men every day through attrition, skirmishes, disease, attrition, and his food supplies were running lower and lower every day. general burgoyne came to decide he had to put things into his own hands. he devised a plan. on the seventh of october, he would move out with 1500 officers and men. the forces would move towards horatio gates's camp. thatal burgoyne determined to view the to try ame

. >> the race raised 185,000 in the last 11 years to benefit the albany damien center and hiv and aids program at albany medical. >> it's something that most of us who own a home dream of doing making that final mortgage payment n north carolina folks held a bonfire to mark the occasion. especially sweet for this group of folks. 15 homeowners got their homes with the help of habitat for humanity. >> and i cannot even explain it. it's just too sighting for words. and i never imagined this day would get here when i started this process back in 2000 i'm grateful it's here. >> that's so exciting. and you know, brock says paying off the mortgage is such a big relief especially since she has a son who is on the autism spectrum. she said now it's a place he can always, always call home. >> that does if for us on the fox new at 10. >> "fox sports" sunday. >> this is fox 9 sports sunday preepted by nissan. >> i don't think anyone expect eagles giants game to unfolded that way. a win is a whip. how nick foles looked at starters for eagles and why birds special teams

and they stayed in manhattan for a couple years and fled to the albany area just as the british werenhattan. they were able to lease a parcel of land that was quite undesirable. it was all swampland, sand dunes and that sort of thing. this was a poor group of people. they didn't have a lot of money. so this was the first place they were able to settle themselves. they became successful fairly quickly. by 1790 they'd established the garden seed industry. so they were among the first to standardize seed production, put the seeds in paper packets and sell them to the outside world. so they very quickly became very astute and successful business people. they made use of the erie canal to ship their products to the west. so their influence was pretty great. later on, they also had a tremendous influence in the area of the arts. the shakers are perhaps best known for their furniture, the ladder-backed chairs. it was only the chairs that they mass-produced and sold to the outside world. the standardized mass production of the chairs was pretty early on. this community peaked as most did in

tour also includes a visit to a native-american cultural center in alabama and a christian sect in albany, new york. american history tv in prime time friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in the years before the arrival of the transcontinental railroad, tacoma was not similar to other cities of the puget sound and really the southwest. the percentage of the population was really mostly native-americans. coming over the trail and then some by sea small little villages really of americans and europeans had arrived. but mostly along the shoreline, and that was because the primary purpose here for people that were settling was cutting timber and milling timber. that was then sent down to san francisco. so that prompted a lot of entrepreneurs and small investors and adventures to come up and begin to build cities. and so seattle, bellingham, olympia, all were small, sma small-ish communities of 50 to 100 people. really the pride of the transcontinental. but after the conclusion of the civil war and the announcement really that the railroad was coming, every community, you know, hoped that they wou

and they stayed in manhattan for a couple years and fled to the albany area just as the british werenhattan. they were able to lease a parcel of land that was quite undesirable. it was all swampland, sand dunes and that sort of thing. this was a poor group of people. they didn't have a lot of money. so this was the first place they were able to settle themselves. they became successful fairly quickly. by 1790 they'd established the garden seed industry. so they were among the first to standardize seed production, put the seeds in paper packets and sell them to the outside world. so they very quickly became very astute and successful business people. they made use of the erie canal to ship their products to the west. so their influence was pretty great. later on, they also had a tremendous influence in the area of the arts. the shakers are perhaps best known for their furniture, the ladder-backed chairs. it was only the chairs that they mass-produced and sold to the outside world. the standardized mass production of the chairs was pretty early on. this community peaked as most did in

helped disrupt activity at albany high school.ays, the district did not violate those students' free speech rights.... because the posts were made on a private account. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us with a look ahead high pressure will maintain dry and mild weather through the end of the work week. will pass north of the bay area on saturday keeping chances closer to the oregon range trends suggest dry and cooler temperatures monday followed by above normal temperatures by the middle of next week. (steve) the nation's largest retailer, walmart, has removed a t-shirt from its website that appears to threaten journalists. the retailer pulled this shirt from its website wednesday. the shirt says "rope. tree. journalist. some assembly required." the radio television digital news association says it brought the apparel to walmart's attention in a letter. it believes the shirt would "openly encourage violence targeting journ

i know how people and school districts suffer under albany's crushing taxes.hat's alban christmas problem, not the federal government's. we argued and fight to get restoration of the so-called state and local tax deduction up to $10,000 not just for property, it's income, sales and a net amount. we also brought back the dependent care credit. i parades my son as a single parent and took care of my aging and elderly parents across the street. we gave a lifeline to oppressed new yorkers. many things were added back by the sheer resilience and the fight on members like me. pain quite honestly this tax bill will do well for our low and middle income taxpayers. it will be tough on high-tax new yorkers. unlike what chuck and nancy are saying. charles: they are complaining nancy pelosi is complaining about someone who has a mortgage over $750,000. you talk about a total disconnect from most of of america. but i believe there is a more compassionate component to this but there are also no spending cuts that are missing from this. overall do you think this will have th

his boy jackson to albany and introduced him to many people. one bed jackson did remember was named frank roosevelt. they shake hands and that moment was probably forgotten by roosevelt. jackson spent some time learning in the law at albany high school. by the end of the academic year he was only 20 years old. they declined to give him a diploma. short of bar eligibility. mottprenticed for the -dean law firm and begin to litigate cases. ed the new yorks state bar and embarked on his legal career. cruffy, very underpaid, newest lawyer in town kind of practice. judgeght the eye of a visiting from buffalo. years,those first three jackson, following his mentor int, is very much involved politics. he was elected and reelected as the district one liter of the chautauqua county --district one county f the chautauqua -- this is not a huge a job. in 1916, jackson is recruited to buffalo. experience inear high-stakes litigation. he has a lot of work representing personal injury cases and those things. he has trial lawyer experience that whetts his appeti

it came from albany by way of schenectady and immediately a number of people coming here. the next big boom was because all the fortunes made in the war with what is called cloth for the ironing and petroleum which is just beginning to be exploited. those loved it here and they came in great numbers and that's when the union hall has expanded into the grand union hotel and the united states had burned in 1864 and was rebuilt a decade later in those two hotels for each over 800 and they were immense. they were six or seven stories high right on the sidewalk. in the 1860s and 1870s the very, very wealthy did not build summer homes and they did that later but at first they rented rooms in the two big hotels and sometimes the other larger hotels. at the same time the was taking place racism was getting going. it started in 1847 the state fair but it was primarily [inaudible] for the first three years. in 1863 john morrissey, prizefighter and gambler, began the racetrack and this was thoroughbred racing and things really took off. they took off quite successfully and the track

and many of them have had their interiors altered by albany county.l have the 1848 shaker meeting house, which is the last large-scale meeting house with its superior left intact. so that's quite significant. it's a beautiful building. you can really get a sent of the h history of the place. >>> the first experience that mormons had with the southern california area was there was a call for individuals to help with the mexican-american war that was occurring between 1846 and 1848. the mormon church raised a group of a few hundred men and sent them into southern california. they reached san diego and were stationed at mission san luis rey, and they ended up coming into the area, purchasing items from different rancho owners. one of the owners they purchased items from was luis ribado. they first got a glimpse of the area. and the groups of individuals of the part of the mormon battalion that came here for war that end up going back to utah spoke highly of southern california and convinced the president of the church at the time, brigham young, to purch

it is a college town, a resort town, a light industrial town and a suburb of albany. it's really, really broad. and that is part of the, part of the genius of its success. it's a complete place. and we love it here. >> yado is a 4,000-acre estate established as a haven for writers and artists. it houses over 200 artists a year which have included 74 pulitzer prize winners and is a nobel prize winner -- and a nobel prize winner. with the help of our spectrum cable partners, we continue to explore the literary history of saratoga springs with the memoirs of former president ulysses s. grant. >> when grant arrived at the overlook -- and here he is very ill, only a few days left before he passes away, and seeing this great beauty, this valley that once saw conflict and warfare and where our nation was born was now a peaceful valley where farmers were working -- he must have taken some satisfaction in the fact that he was a part of the great american story. we're on mount mcgregor in upstate new york only a few miles north of saratoga springs. and the significance of this

(justine) one lucky person bought the winning super lotto plus ticket in albany. the california state lottery said the winning ticket was sold at the albany hill mini-mart on san pablo avenue. the winner has not been identified. the jackpot for the next drawing now stands at $ 7- million dollars. (jr stone) some candy companies used condensed milk and fillers in their treats... coming up... we take a behind the scenes look at the see's candies company... using pure cream and aged chocolate to make holiday dreams come true... that's tonight in made in the bay... coming uphow long you're going to sit in the turn lane .when a major roadway is closed to traffic because of some much needed repairs other streets have to pick up the slack . which makes for some rather interesting driving habits, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. traffic is already a mess in the bay area... but close off a bridge and things can only get worse.(justine) and that's where you find people behaving badly. let's watch this scooter rider as he avoids a red light and this

and many of them have had their interiors altered by albany county.ve the 1848 shaker meeting house, which is the last large-scale meeting house with its interior left intact. so that's quite significant. it's a beautiful building. you can really get a sent of the history of the place. >>> the first experience that mormons had with the southern california area was there was a call for individuals to help with the mexican-american war that was occurring between 1846 and 1848. the mormon church raised a group of a few hundred men and sent them into southern california. they reached san diego and were stationed at mission san luis rey, and they ended up coming into the area, purchasing items from different rancho owners. one of the owners they purchased items from was luis ribado. they first got a glimpse of the area. and the groups of individuals of the part of the mormon battalion that came here for war that end up going back to utah spoke highly of southern california and convinced the president of the church at the time, brigham young, to purchase on

albany looks like an inch or two for you. lake affect snow going to be heaviest near erie and all the towns there. that's who could get up to 20 inches of snow out of this. mentioned the cold too. milwaukee, 2 windchill. minneapolis at one. go through wednesday. winds howl in new york. coldest of the season here. lewis, 7 for windchill in new york city will get everyone's attention. even friends in d.c. will have the same. >> going to have to layer up tomorrow morning when we leave our apartment at 3:30 in the morning. >> i'm up at 1:1:15 buddy. >> okay. president trump's son sets in motion setting astronauts back to the moon. almost 50 years later since 1972. take a listen. >> this time, we will not only plant or flag and leave our footprint, we will establish a foundation for an eventual mission to mars and perhaps some day to many worlds beyond. >> the united states is the only nation that has sent astronauts to the moon and has not been back since apolo 17 which was back in 1972. exciting stuff. >> very exciting. i wonder

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we have seen bay area crews from albany, oakland, santa clara county, even as far north as truckee. everyone here putting efforts together to try to fight this massive fire. there are no official reports on the updates of acreage. we can tell you that word is here that the fairgrounds -- at the fairgrounds that the fire has grown to 65,000 acres. that's about a 100 square mile area. it is massive. i will tell you, we only saw the tip of it when it reached the water on 101 along the coast as we were coming into ventura. you can see all of the fire crews heading into the command center. we understand around 7:00 this morning they will get their orders and learn where they will be stationed throughout the day. we are also expecting an update from cal fire around 6:30. we will have a live interview about the latest conditions and what to expect. we do know that at least overnight the wind was not as bad as they were a day ago. that is some good news. >> before you go, you are talking about how you drove through that area. it is incredible and reminds us of the northbay fires where it ju

that's just about the populations of berkeley, emeryville, albany and el cerrito combined. people going overseas accounted for today's big day. china-bound oscar's original flight was canceled for mechanical reasons. he says he was lucky to get another flight without delay. >> my flight back to china and i couldn't catch that flight so here i am with another airplane and i'm going back for, like, four hours later. >> reporter: but lines were very long, even before sunrise. many were not expecting such a crush. >> no, not at all. usually it's -- it's a breeze at san francisco airport. they got us moving now, so we'll see how it goes. >> reporter: the long process of security clearance has presented yet another holiday hurdle. >> it snaked all the way to the back. i don't know, how many people would you say? 1,000 people waiting in line? i don't know. >> reporter: here at oakland airport, this is truly the calm before the storm of passengers expected this evening. and tomorrow's veritable blizzard of passengers projected to be oakland's busiest day of the year. >> i wasn't ex

a ticket matching all six numbers was sold in albany at albany hill mini mart on san pablo avenue. $7 million. >>> federal officials are now denying that words like fetus and transgender were banned from documents dealing with the multi billion dollar budget for the centers for disease control. "the washington post" reported that a new policy came up during a recent meeting at cdc headquarters in atlanta that banned the use of some words and expressions. they include fetus, transgender, vulnerable, entitlement, diversity, evidence-based and science-based. >>> the time now is 5:56. happening today, santa and his reindeer are getting some exercise in san jose a week before the big night out. it's the annual santa run silicon valley. thousands of runners dressed as santa, mrs. claus and other holiday characters are taking part. the 5k begins at 3:00 this afternoon at santa clara street. there's still time to register at the gate. proceeds benefit the city's christmas in the park and downtown ice festivities. >>> next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00, pausing to remember. san franciscans are

a ticket matching all six numbers was sold in albany at albany hill mini mart on san pablo avenue. night's prize will reset to $7 million. >>> happening today, santa and his reindeer are getting some exercise in san jose a week before the big night out. it's the annual santa run silicon valley. thousands of runners dressed as santa, mrs. claus and other holiday characters are taking part. the 5k begins at 3:00 this afternoon at santa clara street. there's time to register at the gate. proceeds benefit the city's christmas in the park and downtown ice festivities. >>> and it will be a pretty mild day for all those folks taking part in the run. >> totally. we'll be well into the 60s later on in the afternoon. red flag warning still with us for the next few hours in the upper elevations. it expires at 10:00, but we're still seeing wind gusts in excess of 30 miles an hour. this is around mt. tam, the oakland hills, even above half moon bay, but we will look for these wind gusts to relax throughout the, say, 11:00 and 12:00 hour, so a couple more hours of this. that's good, because the

she studied law at the university of albany, and is now the community's legal counsel. tahirah: fear? no. concern? yes. because the attention that they bring to our community and the statements, the false accusations that they level against our community, can incite others to violence. reporter: a neighborhood get-together in hancock organized by nancy and tahirah on behalf of the local religious communities. nancy: this perception that they're sequestered, and locked and gated with armed guards at the gates, and nobody's allowed in or out -- it's completely false. they're just like you and me. they're just normal people trying to live their lives, educate their kids, keep them away from harm. reporter: the far-right paints a completely different picture. backed by millions of donor dollars, the clarion project produces films about the perceived threat from muslims -- including those in islamberg. >> [film clip] the messianic cult-like leader is the founder of jamaat ul-fuqraa and its american front group the muslims of america, or "moa" as they're referred to in fbi do

en otro orden de ideas, un juez federal determinÓ que el distrito escolar de albani suspendiÓ a cincoomentÓ que los alumnos contribuyeron a los problemas en el plantel escolar. este dÍa se dio a conocer de manera oficial la creaciÓn de un movimiento que tiene como meta impulsar una campaÑa a nivel estatal para asegurar que todos los estudiantes en el estado tengan educaciÓn gratuita pero para que esto sea posible los impulsores de esta medida necesitan recabar cientos de miles de firmas. le explico reciente reporte. el colegio comunitario de san francisco fue el punto de reuniÓn donde llevaron varios estudiantes que formarÁn parte de un movimiento que tiene una meta muy clara. >> queremos pasar esta campaÑa para que todas las universidades y colegios en california sean gratis. palmira: la campaÑa pretende darle la oportunidad a los estudiantes con menos recursos econÓmicos y que trabaje en pocas horas. una iniciativa que directamente incluye a los que tienen mÁs dinero. >> es un impuesto sobre la clase mÁs alta que afectará altos por ciento de la poblaciÓn de california. palmira: dine

the california state lottery said the winning ticket was sold at the albany hill mini-mart on san pablo avenue. the winner has not been identified. the jackpot for the next drawing now stands at 7- million dollars. ( james ) a marijuana warning is a marijuana warning is going out for potential buyers on new year's day... when recreational marijuana becomes legal. experts say buyers should watch out for contaminants... like pesticides and mold. tests done on pot in the state have found many samples are tainted. products harvested or manufactured this year won't be subject to regulations that take effect in 2018. these products were harvested under the state's current medical marijuana program... that has very few regulations. ( james ) police are searching for the thieves they say robbed a jewelry store.the theft was pulled off by six women ... a man ... and a baby. you can them looking at the items in this store ... and they actually make a purchase.they bought a 125-dollar ring.fresno police say this happened within minutes.some of the women distracted the owner ... and others sneaked

new york state i-90 buffalo to albany toward new england there will be a little bit of ice on the backside towards saturday. we have the rain moving in tomorrow night into saturday morning. the showers on and off on saturday. there is the wintry mix in the colder air moving in late saturday, we'll get rid of the showers. there is the arctic blast with the snow showers ahead of it. sunday afternoon in ohio and indiana, then the cold air moves in. christmas day it will be breezy and windy. 28 to 36 tonight. not as cold but certainly a cold night. friday morning 30s and 40s. more clouds in the afternoon as we climb in the mid 50s. scattered showers saturday. colder on sunday. could see a flurry on monday. maybe snow showers on thursday. >>> still ahead, firefighters turn a resource center into a toy land for kids who could use holiday cheer. >>> we'll introduce you to a special, young boy named caleb. why his mother is praying for a christmas miracle. >>> life expectancy goes down in the u.s. for the second time in two years. the reason why should not really be a surprise to anyone. what do y

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