>> reporter: parents are furious at the albany school board over lawsuits the district settled to the tune of $400,000 and counting. that money is going to students who posted racist images of other students on instagram last year. >> images of herself compared to a gorilla and her friends with nooses tied around their necks. >> it was comparing her to an animal. >> reporr: cheryl suta's daughter along with other students and a teacher that wr fathers of the posts. after albany high administrators found out about the racist images they along with the school district took inappropriate disciplinary action against the posters, one of whom was punched in the face by another student. >> there was a lot of ruckus, and then they were escorted, almost paraded through arowd of students. >> it should have been handled in a much more structured way. >> this is definitely a first amendment case. >> reporter: daryl yorkie is an attorney representing six of the students who are suing the albany unified school district. his clients were involved in the instagram photos. >> i don't think the school

>> reporter: parents are furious at the albany school board over lawsuits the district settled to theune of $400,000 and counting. that money is going to students who posted racist images of other students on instagram last year. >> images of herself compared to a gorilla and her friends with nooses tied around their necks. >> it was comparing her to an animal. >> reporter: cheryl suta's daughter along with other students and a teacher that wr fathers of the posts. after albany high administrators found out about the racist images they along with the school district took inappropriate disciplinary action against the posters, one of whom was punched in the face by another student. >> there was a lot of ruckus, and then they were escorted, almost paraded through a crowd of students. >> it should have been handled in a much more structured way. >> this is definitely a first amendment case. >> reporter: daryl yorkie is an attorney representing six of the students who are suing the albany unified school district. his clients were involved in the instagram photos. >> i don't think the schoo

in albany the first homicide in three years is under investigation.ppen yesterday on the greenway biking and walking trail. police were called about an injured man slumped over a park bench who had been shot. he later died at the hospital, if you have any information please call albany police. >>> chp says highway 101 in marin county near san antonio road is back opened after a big rig crashed earlier this morning at 1:30. it took three hours to clear the road. chp says nobody was injured and no other cars were involved. a possible pipe bomb found last night in north oakland, 11:00 pm the area near 62nd street and telegraph was blocked off, we checked and the street is now open but police gave no updates on a possible pipe bomb. we will bring you more information as we get it. those are some of your morning headlines, mike, sal, gasia back to you. >>> police at uc berkeley are searching for an armed robber who attacked a student on saturday, the student was able to escape. >> leigh martinez in berkeley with more on the attack.>> reporter: the suspect

at nxivm's albany headquarters, people inside can be seen wearing sashes.ormer members say different colors denote rank. former coach margot joy leviton says classes begin with a ritual handclap. >> and we do something that we would call a huddle. so, everyone would put their arms around each other in this big circle. >> we are committed to our success. >> and then straight in to the mission statement. >> there are no ultimate victims, therefore i will not choose to be a victim. >> reporter: margot says anyone unwilling to go along with the rituals -- >> thank you, vanguard. >> reporter: would be scorned. >> we would just suppress them and be like, "oh, they just don't get it. they just don't get it." >> i mean, if you step out of line, you get punished. you know, you get a lot of, like, strong thought control, you know, leveled at you. and you get told you -- >> reporter: what does that mean, strong -- >> it means, basically, like, using intellect to try to outlogic you, to basically say, "you're the problem." if you question keith raniere, the [ bleep ] h

we're going to see growth in our economy and jobs in spite of what albany may or may not do. it's an honor osupport the tax cuts and jobs act and to advocate for things in that bill that helped our district. thank you and i yield back. mrs. walters: i'm pleased to yield to congressman chris collins, representative of the 27th district of new york. mr. collins: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to highlight the impact of the tax cuts and jobs act, the impact that's having in new york's 27th congressional district. when republicans in congress and president donald trump started working on tax reform, democrats immediately began attacking the bill before it was even written. they deliberately spread lies to the american people which caused kay ys and confusion. inen effort to derail our progress. the working families in western new york now know the truth. because they have seen an increase in their paychecks. the tax cuts and jobs act is making our economy stronger and benefiting american families and ms.s -- businesses beth big an smile. the business community is responding

. >> police are working to solve a rare crime in the east bay city of albany tonight. a homicide one so brazen it took place in broad daylight. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. residents nearby the running trail where this happened, they are shocked tonight. >> abc 7 news reporter kate ler-zen is live with the developments. >> reporter: police are looking for more witnesses hoping they'll come forward in the shooting death of a man this morning. they have not released the victim's name while they wait to speak to more relatives, but they do say it was shocking to this neighborhood. on a busy bike path where children play, a man was found shot in broad daylight. >> very big surprise. this is a peaceful area. >> reporter: he lives in albany right across the street from where police discovered a man with a gun shot wound on a bench around 11:30 in the morning 37 he didn't hear any gun shots and couldn't believe the crime scene right outside his front door. according to city data.com before this homicide there had been only two murders in the past 15 years in albany, whic

this is albany's homicide in three years. allie rasmus ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a plea hearing from reuben foster was delayed until next week. the delay was granted this morning after the da's office asked for more time to review evidence in the case. back in february foster's exgirlfriend accused him of punching her and rupturing her eardrum. she now claims she made up those allegations and she was injured in another fight. video of that fight was handed over the district attorney's office. prosecutors say they are still moving forward. >> it's important to keep in mind that sadly tool often victims of domestic violence for a host of reasons choose not to cooperate with the process that holds their abuser accountable. notwithstanding that, if the evidence independent of a victim in hoo domestic violence case is compelling, it's the prosecution's duty to second justice. >> reporter: foster is facing three felony counts including domestic violence. foster is set to be back in court next tuesday. >>> today vice president mike pence

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live in albany ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (justine) (justine) kron4 first told you about the homicide through a breaking news push alert. download the kron4 mobile app and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. (jrs) the june election is right around the corner, and another california gubernatorial debate wrapped up tonight. this one: put on by our sister station ksee24 in fresno. our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz has the highlights, and tells us why lt. governor gavin newsom did not participate. kody leibowitz "four candidates debating tonight in the central valley... all attempting to be the last two standing after june's primary." antonio villaraigosa.john chiang.john cox.travis allen. all four aiming to be the next governor of california. all with different ideas for how to run the state.travis allen, republican candidate for governor "we will reverse the illegal sanctuary state. we will get voter id in california."antonio villaraigosa, democratic candidate for governor "i'm going to work with

. >>> police in the east bay are looking for who committed the first homicide in albany in three years. >> it happened late yesterday morning during a popular cycling time. allie rasmus is out there this morning, tell us what police have said so far. >> the popular trail is the greenway in albany going into el cerrito underneath the el cerrito bart trap. we had a chance to talk to a few people who frequent the trail to get to the station which is nearby or just taking their morning walk. some of these people say that over the past couple of weeks they have noticed a man who appeared to be homeless who used to sleep on a bench behind us, the bench is where yesterday at 11:30 police responded to a call about a man who appeared to be injured on the bench. he was transported to the hospital where he died from a gunshot injury.>> he was sitting on the side, he sleeps there every night and his bag was in the same place. so then sometimes he gets up and walks. >> reporter: some of the people we have spoken with are wondering if the homeless man who they have seen sleeping on the bench is the

in the east bay, volunteers hit the beach in albany to hit the shoreline.rought in lots of trash to east shore state park. the citizens along with the albany senioren center sponsored the clean up event. will the sun last through earth day. the forecast. >> spectacular start to the weekend. emeryville and tomorrow warmer. the numbers ahead in the accuweather forecast. >> the efforts to become more environmentally friendly. >> the violation is for one apple. >> and maybe an apple a day can keep the doctor away but can cost you plenty if you are we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing,

albany police are looking for witnesses after sunday's deadly shooting. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen was the latest developments. >> right under the bar tracks on a busy bike path where children play a man was found shot in broad daylight. >> big surprise, very big surprise. >> reporter: he lives right across the street from where police discovered a gunshot wound on a bench around 11:30 in the morning. he didn't hear any gunshots and couldn't believe the crime scene, right outside his front door. according to citydata.com before this homicide there had been only two murders in the past 15 years in albany which explains the neighbors' surprise to wake up and seeing police taping off the area. >> people come running here early in the morning. >> reporter: howie and lisa miller have lived across from the path for two decades. >> it was recently rebuilt a few years ago. we come out and run here five days a week. >> i take the bike path every day. it seems like a really safe place, always well populated. >> reporter: in albany, kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>

(robin) police are investigating a fatal shooting in albany. albany police say a man was found shot and hunched over a park bench on sunday. the found him on masonic avenue ... near ohlone greenway. the victim was taken to a hospital ... but he died. his name has not been released. police are still looking for the shooter. we spoke with neighbors who say they were shocked. <"it's kind of shocking, it makes me a little uncomfortable. i'm a little frightened. i should be more careful of where i'm going. and it doesn't happen often so, its very unsettling to see that happen.">(robin) anyone with information is asked to call albany police. (robin) four people had to be rescued and pulled out of the water in pacifica last night after their boat was pushed onto the beach. kron 4's gayle ong has the latest on what's next for the people who were living on board. :07 what

albany police are investigating a fatal shooting from over the weekend.om neighbors. ( james ) and police are still looking for boater after he went overboard. we'll explain how the accident happened. (ácommercialá) (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): mostly dry and continued cooler than normal weather through the middle of the week. a weak disturbance will pass over the region tuesday night resulting in a small chance for scattered showers. high pressure will produce dry and warmer conditions during the second half of the week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) breaking news this morning... a 3.3 magnitude earthquake in alamo just before 5 this morning. ( darya ) this comes after a swarm of small quakes hit over the weekend near danville. kron 4's will tran is live in alamo with the details. 3.3 quake in alamo ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james

as you mentioned, this is just a few blocks away from albany high school. we did put the map together to give a better sense where we're ago. 600 block of masonic avenue. along the greep way that runs underneath the b.a.r.t. tracks. it was around 11:30 yesterday morning, a police received a 911 call and found a man lying on a bench dying from a gunshot wound. paramedics took him to the hospital where they tried to save him but unfortunately passed away niz injury. they are not releasing his name until they can notify his family. law enforcement hasn't said what led up to the crime and what the motive was and whether the shooting was random or between people who knew each other. they are asking for your help. if you saw something or heard something, yesterday morning, please call 911 or call the police department. reporting live in albany, bob re-dell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. >> 6:02. new this morning, did you feel the shaking? did it wake you up. 3.3 earthquake hits alma month. it hit at 4:55 this morning. we told you about it right after it hit

. >>> we have an updated the albany homicide investigation. a woman fears her son is the man shot and killed at the popular walking trail in albani. >>> we are few minutes away from the closing bell on this monday afternoon. stocks started out positive and then midway through it started to take a die. the dow jones is down 85 points. >>> a big opening for "the avengers: infinity war". >> the movie raked in $250 million this weekend. it topped star wars "the force awakens" by $2 million. tickets for "avengers: infinity war" broke records nationwide. a quiet place has made $235 million globally. it cost $17 million to make. comedian amy schumer's i feel pretty stays in third place with $1 million this weekend. >>> tonight's game three of the playoffs. they beat vegas to even up the series. logan get terrace scored the game winner for the sharks. tonight's game starts at 7 pm. the party starts a few hours earlier. every street rally will be held outside the arena. that begins at 4 pm. >>> the warriors will host the pelicans for game two of the pl

the nation's first treasury secretary will be awarded the honorary degree from albany law school next month. his fifth great grandson will accept it. hamilton attended what is now columbia university. he practiced law at albany and was married there. >>> still ahead, tongues were wagging at this competition. the dog that escaped death to take the crown at the annual beauty contest. l. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain, and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until y

abc was at albany's strictly vinyl records for record stores day. strictly vinyl takes part in the special nationwide celebration. several artists also released new albums just for today, including superstars like eric clapton, led zeppelin, pink floyd, and bruce springsteen. >> independent and larger record stores are -- we're putting out certain releases that come out special for today. it brings in a lot of people in the door. >> a deejay even entertained shoppers inside. record stores day also takes place on black friday every year. >>> a shout out now to a cause i am really passionate about. we're talking about best buddies. today i helped emcee their annual friendship walk at golden gate park this morning. more than 1,000 people came together to walk and laugh and dance and also spread the message of inclusion and the importance of job placement for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. best buddies surpassed their goal of raising $130,000. congratulations to my friends. a reminder, the fund-raising happens all year long. >>>

. >> albany high school students who posted racist photos on social media are being awarded more than $500,000 from the district. >> for the first time parents are confronting the school board bout the settlement. abc 7's kate larsen was at last night's emotional school board meeting. >> that's what those images meant to you, they meant money? >> parents are furious over lawsuits the district settled to the tune of $400,000 and counting. that money is going to students who posted racist images of other students on instagram last year. >> images of herself compared to a gorilla and her friends with nooses tied around their necks. >> it was comparing her to an animal. >> 12 students and a teacher were targets. after albany high administrators found out about the racist images, they along with the school district took inappropriate disciplinary action against the posters, one of whom was punched in the face by another student. >> there was a lot of ruckus. they were escorted, almost berated through a crowd of students. >> it should have been handled in a more structured way. >> reporter:

and the national press corps knew it. >> reporters present albany as a big defeat. serious political setback for dr. king and in part because there had been absolutely no white violence whatsoever against black demonstrators in albany. >> as long as civil rights activists were just being quietly and respectfully jailed, the media didn't really care about that story. >> reporter: king knew he had to get the movement back on track. and to really make this notion of non-violence work, he had to find a place where there would be resistance. where people could really see the ugliness of what they were confronting. >> he recognized that nothing wag tos goinhae tiand unless most americans were exposed to the reality of what was going on. so that's what he needed to do was provoke a reaction on the part of bigoted southerners, who were all too willing to play their part. he just had to bring them to the fore. >> you can never whip these birds if you don't keep you and them separate. you have got to keep the whites and the blacks separate. >> theophilus eugene connor, bull c

it was also wonderful to see members of her official family from rochester and from albany, like paul. paul connects in every way. so here we are in this room with an outpouring of love again for someone we loved so dearly. rosa talked about when she and anna saw louise the last time. i remember that day too. i saw her earlier. and she looked so beautiful. she was ready for bobslaughter. it was one word, bobslaughter. she was louise, one name. but he was one name, bobslaughter. i'll never forget the first time i saw louise, met louise. i was coming to congress, midterm, she was already serving. and i knew of her before because governor mario cuomo had sung her praises to the sky. he said sort of an italian phrase, rosa, you'll understand. wait until you meet louise. she's so spectacular. so when i met her, i told her, i said, i knew of you before because of your reputation, described to me in italian by governor cuomo, who is so lovely cuomo was at the service in rochester as well. now, rochester was not just her home and her district. it was sort of a state of mind that district, roc

. >>> tonight at 11:00 much more ton deadly shooting in albany. >>> a straight sight in the bay today is a sub marine you're looking at. >> join us at 11:00. >> a homemade one at that. >>> avengers opened with the best weekend in movie history. >> it surpassed the force awakens to set the record. it earned $250 million come pined with 280 million in international sales. >> you're getting worked up you want to see it so bad. >> i want the money. black panther returned to the top five. >> it is tenth

citizens for the east shore parks along with the albany senior center sponsored the clean up event. >ow your accuweather forecast withdrew tu ma. >> lots of sunshine and a couple of degrees warmer and the warmth continues early next week. live doppler 7, nothing but stars. not a cloud to be seen and no issues with precipitation. live look from the exploratorium camera. clear skies, plenty of stars. this time of year we warm up and close the storm door, the pollen tends to rise. tree pollen is at high areas. grass and mold on the rise. everything is blooming with this warm weather and the uv index, the sun angle is strong. so your unprotected skin can burn this less than 15 minutes. we fell back into the 50s and 60s. 63 in san jose and fremont. 56 in san francisco is and santa rosa. here is a call from accuweather, over the next 12-hours stars, clear skies, we'll drop into the 40s as the starting temperatures on sunday. so here is the set up this weekend. high pressure, firmly in control over head what that does is squashes cloud cover and lots of sunshine. and acts like a heat pump. w

this is the third murder in the past 15 years in albany. >>> one of the original investigators on the golden state killer case says joseph deangelo's ar rft brought overwhelming emotion and relief. >> my last 40 for 40 years have been of these victims and wishing we had solved the case. >> daley retired from the sacramento county sheriff's department in 2001. she spent much of her career trying to solve this case. >> the focus was on the rapist. really, the true story in this case are the victims and how they have survived. >> daley still keeps in contact with the victims. when deangelo's arrest happened last week, she called family member. >>> the daughter of two people killed by the golden state killer doesn't want him to face capital punishment. police believe deangelo murdered carroll's father and stepmother. >> i absolutely do not want the death penalty. the death penalty is a private room on a wing at san quentin. i don't think this man should be allowed to rest and think he's safe. i want him to feel as unsafe as possible. i want him to worry about every other inmate who actual

she taught previously at the state of -- at the university of new york in the state of albany. she received her phd studying under dr. -- and dr. gallagher. dr. taylor is a member of the board of editors of the journal of southern history and advisor editor for the civil war monitor magazine and coeditor of the university of georgia press is on civil war series. her current book project -- of the manyy thousands of men and women and children who fled slavery during the civil war and examined how their day to day experiences shaped the way emancipation unfolded in the united states. book derived from her dissertation provided family in the civil war. in 2005.published that book is the topic of her program today. i present to you dr. amy morel taylor. >> it is indeed a real pleasure to be back here in virginia, where much of my research and interest in this history was ignited. i want to start today with this image. i think i'm not the only one out takes a specific book, a specific moment, a teacher, may be a story that first ignited our interest in this history. booke part of me

in the east bay, volunteers hit the beaches in albany to clean the shoreline. organizers say our recent storms brought in lots of trash to mclaughlin east shore state park. the citizens for east shore parks along with the albany senior center sponsored this cleanup event. time now is 5:09. . >>> any cloud cover out there. there's a little bit of fog out there. we're looking at the upper elevations. above 1600 feet. getting a reading of 65 degrees on top of mt. tam. it was 74 yesterday. you can see the haze out there, chris. we have patchy fog into the north bay. numbers as warm as yesterday. we'll have the typical sea breeze. the microclimate forecast and talk about a pretty warm week ahead coming up. >>> lisa, thanks. also ahead, the battle over rent control in california could be headed to the ballot. what voters could be asked to decide this november. >>> the big dream tha >>> a rent control measure could be appearing on the ballot this november and set off a new war between landlords and tenants. organizers want to repeal a decades old law. they say they ha

volunteers hit the beaches in albany. organizers say our recent storms brought in lots of trash to mclaughlin east shore state park. the citizens for east shore parks along with the albany senior center sponsored this cleanup event. time now is 5:09. meteorologist lisa argen is here. looking ahead to another beautiful day across the area. >> going to have quite a few before return to widespread fog. this morning, as we head outside, our exploratorium camera. temperatures are comfort anl. 50 here's. 55 in san jose. so very subtle changes from yesterday to today. mainly felt here in san francisco. i'll explain coming up. >>> lisa, thanks. also ahead, the battle over rent control in california could be headed to the ballot. what voters could be asked to decide this november. >>> the big dream that came true for a young fire if you're looking for anbloom incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross by living off the grid.

east bay mud was sued and the pay gave smaller fines to alameda, albany, and berkeley. >>> security, increased security is helping reduced car burglaries. this is a city run parking garage. live to show is the changes the results.>> reporter: here in san francisco, this has been the hunting grounds for auto burglars. 78 that regular customers take caution. >> i do not leave stuff in my car. >> reporter: since the beginning of the year the city added fencing and our network of cameras and there is an officer regularly patrolling the garage. there were only nine burglaries last month. >> we could lead by example, we can control this property we can focus on efforts that will work for car break-ins. >> i am pleased to see that they merrier -- the mayor and the police department are taking on the advice and the suggestions that we have been making for months now. >> reporter: the district attorneys office said that they have been focusing on the issue releasing a report over a month ago to release what grudges are targets of carpoolers. and his office is using every tool to prosecute aut

. >>> volunteers at the beach in albany to clean the shoreline.s say our recent storms brght in lots of trash to mclaughlin each state shore park. the citizens the east state shore park center sponsored the event. >>> and accuweather no matter where you live tomorrow will be a great day to be out and about. even warmer weather moves i for the second half of the weekend. tons of sunshine out there right now. not a cloud to be seen, so no issues with precipitation tonight. a live look from south bay, san jose. we are soaked in sunshine. beautiful afternoon. made it into the lower 80s there. but it's this time of year everything is starting to bloom. allergies, you'll probably sniffing and sneezing. tree pollen at high levels. weed nonexistent at this time, but grass and mold are on the rise at moderate levels both. tree pollen the main offenders right now, oak, sickmer and mulberry. unprotected skin can burn in less than5 minutes. 9 degrees warmer in nevada right now than this time yesterday, 11 degrees warmer in livermore, 7 degrees warmer in san j

yesterday someone shot and killed a man a couple of blocks from albany high school. some morgan hill teams big trouble, four young people stole a van from live oak high school. the driver dropped a girl off at home and her parents called police. officers found that van and chased it and the teens crashed into a hide rant and utility pole. luckily no one was seriously hurt but the driver faces multiple felony charges. >>> a big rig trash along highway 101 in novato. video got us talking this morning and it took a while to clean up. lucki luckily everyone is okay. >>> if you head down to pacifica linda mar beach, it is a good chance you will see the tide of the weekend boat trip that became a big bummer for those on board. this is new video from the sky ranger with the boat just sitting right there on the beach. unfortunately all four passengers made it off of the boat safely. because they were stranded there on saturday night. people on shore saw what was happening and came in to help and the boat owners are grateful for that. >> the people here in pacifica have been

and baltimore in a windlow to albany, philadelphia included, washington, d.c. and baltimore in a wind advisory. there will be significant airport delays and we may see power outages and downed trees in the purple color. new york city is under a wind advisory. right now wind s already up to 8 miles per hour in buffalo area. so it will be a windy wild day in many areas. and the timing of the showers and storms throughout the middle of the day right around the lunch hour, new york city could get a brief squall moving through. so very springlike weather pattern changing like this. >> i'll tell you where it did not feel like spring yesterday was at the bronx -- >> i can't believe they played the game. >> yeah, yankees home opener. we'll have more on that in sport. and the angels phenom did notes can disappoint there. when you say you need a heart transplant... that's a whole different ballgame. i was in shock. i am very proud of the development of drugs that can prevent the rejection and prevent the recurrence of the original disease. i never felt i was going to die

from say being in a birmingham or shreveport louisiana or selma alabama oh even in south georgia in albany but being in washington d.c. the nation's capital we were comfortable that nothing would take place we had been . in jail and savannah and birmingham and. we had thousands of young people facing dogs on fire hoses and being jailed. in a very all a nonviolent way. and we thought that that was the movement that the march on washington was sort of a. picnic. in the. beneath. the. was. the march on washington is the civil rights movements peaceful response to the bloody street battles and burning and a few months before it riots break out the strategy of nonviolence will be over not all leaders are as conciliatory as king black nationalists want an african-american state of their own. power to have a tree. that one day even the state of mississippi a state sweltering with the heat of injustice slaughtering with the heat of oppression will be transformed into an oasis of freedom and just as i have a dream. he was just seriously working on every angle of this speech and he wrote speeches li

pkg: look live/@jessicakpix5: police got >>> a popular trail is back open in albany after a deadly shooting nearby. jessica flores is at the scene of the crime. >> reporter: elneny police got the call around around 11 am -- 11 pm yesterday where they found a victim suffering a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the victim was here, dying feet from the greenway. >> everyone really looks out for each other so i'm really surprised. >> i am shocked. i have no idea why. >> reporter: dozens of students walked and biked the path on their way to school today. >> i got an email from the school. >> reporter: after learning this is the site of the first murder in the city in three years, michelle is walking her daughter to school. >> sing people on benches, wondering if it was them. most of the people on benches around here are there every day. it's scary. >> reporter: police are still looking for a suspect and have not released the victim's name. say anyone with information about the case is urged to call the police department. jessica flores, kpix 5. protocol... bart had minor de

. >>> volunteers at the beach in albany to clean the shoreline. organizers say our recent storms brought in lots of trash to mclaughlin each state shore park. the citizens the east state shore park center sponsored the event. >>> and accuweather no matter where you live tomorrow will be a great day to be out and about. even warmer weather moves in for the second half of the weekend. tons of sunshine out there right now. not a cloud to be seen, so no issues with precipitation tonight. a live look from south bay, san jose. we are soaked in sunshine. beautiful afternoon. made it into the lower 80s there. but it's this time of year everything is starting to bloom. allergies, you'll probably sniffing and sneezing. tree pollen at high levels. weed nonexistent at this time, but grass and mold are on the rise at moderate levels both. tree pollen the main offenders right now, oak, sickmer and mulberry. unprotected skin can burn in less than 15 minutes. 9 degrees warmer in nevada right now than this time yesterday, 11 degrees warmer in livermore, 7 degrees

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a deadly attack in the city of albany. the search now underway to find those responsible for a deadly shooting along a popular trail. >>> that caravan of immigrants working its way through mexico is now at the u.s. border. i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have more on what happens next, coming up. >>> good morning. we are off to a decent start here. if you are looking at the macarthur maze, looks good, coming around the corner to the berkeley curve. >>> this is it for april and it will be another day of temperatures slightly below average and may be some afternoon buildups to the north and east. we will have more on that. we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor

in albany and we fry the asparagus in butter until it's tender and brown people. and that's how it served in this way include senior restaurant and going to soften one of the region's finest establishments. here food preparation presentation and service are top notch. and after a delicious meal you can stroll through the gardens of chateau de kock time. sometimes the chateau zone or even shows visitors around the grounds which are among the region's most beautiful. chateau is located west of strasbourg and is steeped in european history it's garden is modeled on english parks. the chateau owner's grandfather was a german diplomat. at some point my grandfather gave up his career as a diplomat as well as his german nationality and then settled here for good and. it took a social skill with this he devoted his life into his paw fortune to god. that's why it reads to own a dog above the entrance gate. back in freiburg i'm continuing my search for french influences right next to the cathedral square there's this sunken region at home saying it's primarily in a language

in albany, new york, students in silence as the names of columbine victims were read. that massacre 19 years ago today. >> we've really grown up in the generation that getting in the corner and huddling in the dark is really second nature to all of us. >> reporter: the students from more than 2700 schools demanding stricter gun laws. sophomore lane murdoch in connecticut came up with the idea hours after february's shooting in parkland, florida. >> there's many gun violence cases that don't make the news and don't make the head lines. >> reporter: just today in an ocala, florida, high school, one student was shot in the ankle. a s.w.a.t. team burst into a classroom. terrified children used desks to barricade their door. around the same time less than 300 miles away, parkland students walked out in protest. >> things haven't changed, and things need to change. >> reporter: but after parkland, corporate america has made some changes. walmart raised its age limit to buy guns and ammunition. dick's sporting goods stopped selling assault-style rifles. delta airlines and her

albany police investigating the first homicide since 2015. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound on a bench along -- 11:30 this morning. he was taken to the hospital, but later died. there is no word on a suspect or motive it. >>> police tweeted this photo showing two cars being towed. inviscid tow trucks removed several vehicles taking part in sideshows and varies part of the city. the woman who lives near 31st called us and said she heard screeching tires for about 45 minutes. police have not said whether any arrests were made. >>> police continue to track down of the person behind the shooting inside a bowling alley. cell phone video captured the gunfire last night that critically injured one person. >> families were eager to get to the lanes this morning. many had no idea the sound of falling pens was broken by three gunshots saturday night. >> this is new video sent to us by witness, felix. sunday morning -- sunday morning bowlers had no idea there was an attempted murder inside the bowling alley. >> it was a normal day. no

this is the third murder in 15 years in albany. >>> more than 100 migrants, mostly women and children seeking asylum in the u.s. woke up on the other side of the border crossing today. the people in the caravan from central america have been told there's no room right now at that port of entry. >> reporter: a human rights struggle playing out on america's southern border. after more than a month on the road, so-called migrant caravan arrived at the crossing. >> we're fighting to, you know, for a better future. >> reporter: the group of 150 trying to seek asylum legally remain stuck on the other side a small group camped at the terminal, and others are nearby. they have been following the procedure for years, but this time, they were told their entry is blocked. u.s. customs and boardrder protection turned them away because it was already at capacity. >> we can build a base in iraq in under a week, we can't process 200 refugees, i don't believe it. >> reporter: the migrants, women and children, are from honduras and guatemala, traveling through mexico by train or bus or on foot and are

bob would sometimes drive louise back and forth from rochester, new york, to albany. he was known as an incredibly thoughtful and brilliant partner who supported louise tirelessly. their activism began with their fight to protect hearts woods just outside of rochester. louise would go on to organize democrats and bob went on to find the power coalition, fighting against rate increases. bob and louise loved their family above all and tonight i want to recognize their daughters, robin, amy slaughter, emily, and thank them and their families for the gift of their mother's time and their unselfish giving of her so that she could serve our nation. robin and amy and emily, this nation owes you a debt of thanks for the extraordinary spirit and achievement of your parents, our great and dearly departed friends, louise and bob slaughter. i have to speak of them as a team. louise left an impact for whom she left on rochester and in washington and for a generation yet unborn. louise' passion and fore sight live on through the -- foresight live on through the lasting legacy of he