, landmark theater in albany for a week. then on the last weekend, which is the first weekend of august, we're going to be at the marin christopher b. smith ra fell film center and people can get tickets by going to our website at sfjff.org or they can talk to an actual human by calling our box office. and i believe that number is -- but you can double-check online and order tickets now because they're selling like hot cakes. >> wonderful. we're going to go to another clip pretty quickly so why don't we set up this particular clip we're about to see. >> yeah. so this clip is from a film called "satan and adam,"which is one of my favorite titles in the whole festival this year. it's part of a side bar we're doing called black-ish and jew- ish and the sammy davis film is a part of that. another film called "crossroads" about a jewish coach of a predominantly african american lacrosse team and then "satan and adam." it's 23 year in the making. the director will be with us and it's our local spotlight film. scott is a film maker

. >> in that there were a few people in albany georgia i would be a had to take. today. there was a long five rights movement composed of young people and the local police chief and his response to the marches was to simply take the demonstrators and lock them up in jail for most of the women he segregated for was part of a all of their lives in many had been to jail many were segregated adventure jail seven times and in community jail often to put upwards of 80 girl so -- cell. no water, sent, truly horrific experience and in 1863 with other schools segregating all the large heterogeneous group of girls and boys showed up also to segregate they arrested them all and sent them to jail. the following year people showed up to try to walk into albany high and again all girls but i will read you what beverly had to say. fema multi- school senior started with a 12 grade wanted to graduate from where they were at they didn't want to come over but then she said i didn't feel that i was giving up something i felt that i was working toward for freedom. you had the right to go the

if you don't have any right now there were a few people in albany georgia i thought i would just read what they had to say. there was an intense long fought civil rights movement mostly composed of young people and lori pritchett was the local police chief and his response to the marches and the citizens was simply to take the demonstrators and lock them up in jail so most of the young women who desegregated in 1964 many had been to jail seven times. and in jail they would put upwards of 80 girls in the same cell. it had terrible stench and no running water with a horrific experience and then one another schools were desegregated in albany a large heterogeneous group of girls and boys showed up also to desegregate. they were all arrested and sent to jail. the following year only six people showed up again and they were all girls so i will just read you what beverly palmer had to say. most high school seniors and i started with the 12th grade most wanted to graduate from where they were at they didn't want to come over. i just did feel like i was giving up something i just felt like i

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look at the back up here stretching all the way out now to the albany hill area. so again, as you're driving westbound which is -- pardon me, you're going to see a lot of slow traffic in the area. medics on the way along with chp. they haven't arrived yet. let's talk about these other commutes. vacaville and fairfield looks all right. no major issues and if you're driving out to the maze, i just showed you on the maps it hasn't made a huge impact just yet but it will. here we go back again. it's only taking 18 minutes. you can look for this number to rise as long as this stays out there. you can look for this number to rise. almost no one getting through at the bay bridge. fewer people are and that means the metering lights aren't on yet. 5:32 back to the desk. >>> we have new information now, breaking news coming in from arizona where one state trooper is dead and another in the hospital after a late night freeway shooting. it all apparently started when someone was driving erratically on interstate ten and started throwing things at cars. when state troopers mad

this comes to us out of albany, new york. it upset people online. the employee said he was being bverbally attacke a customer and asked the customer to leave the store. that's when things got out of control. >> he said, if trump wasn't president, you wouldn't have a job. he said, y how would you know., i have lived all over the country and i had no one talk to me the way that this guy talked to me. >> according to our station in albany, he was fired for not letting a manager handle it. home dep situation and gave him his job back. >> all right. 6:18 our time right now. >>> we dealt with quite a bit of rain over the weekend. that was nothing compared to what we're going to get next. >> just a crazy change in the weher pattern after no change for the rest of the month. a four-inch rainfall day on saturday. inch and a third yesterday. and more heavy rain isly li check out the rain totals, if you added up all of the numbers of hour of init really isn't too many. 2.79 on tuesday. saturday's rain, 4 inches in 12 hours. and saturday, in buckets twis t. but

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where we were over the last five years they've paid $10 million that has gone into albany as part of the dollar 20 per phone. while new york state diverted 40%, they still should have left $6 billion height of $6 million to come back to that county but each state -- six -- $6 million but each state makes its own rules. only $2 million came back to niagara county. they paid in 10 million and the residents were thinking this 10 million what help our system in niagara county. but only 2 million came back. i assure you that if the other 8 million, or even if the state diverted, the remaining 4 million had come in, they would have upgraded. residents would be safer. those working in those peace apps with hard frustrating jobs would feel better going home at night. so with your input i just want to point out again one of the things this bill would do is have the states not only stop diverting but we would have the fcc better define what would be a good use, the minute they stop diverting to public safety, we are going to fix that pothole over here. it is in need of federal oversight and ag

but instead he stayed in albany and did not say a word about this to anyone. that is the kind of guy he was. perhaps ought to be -- burr had governor of new york and lost by the widest margin in the short history of gubernatorial contests in new york. when he saw that hamilton called him dangerous, it started. he called out hilton asking what he meant by it and what did the in law mean when he said he could relate still more disk despicablestill more comments about mr. burr. hamilton was in a bind. he could not deny that he had used the word or that he meant anything other than that he considered burr dangerous as he had been saying so in every election season. volume, until he became rather shrill on the subject. as for despicable, he tried to wriggle that away by saying, there is despicable and despicable. who is to say? it is like the meaning of is, right? burr would have none of it. they would resolve their differences. in a dual, it has never occurred to me until this moment, it is so interesting when the lawyers are doing this because the hairsplitting o

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money's being frittered away in albany. $75ur bill would put that million back on the table not only for new york, new jersey, others that seem to have no interest short of forbid thisat would and i will tell you most of the folks in our district were to know that the 9-1-1 service charge that's on their was phone bill every day not all going for 9-1-1 service. a subtractionave diversion.k state the 9-1-1 fee and then new york state diversion. visit was well received in a bipartisan way. certainly all of the counties funds,re struggling for they want to know when a call comes in, who's calling, where so they cantantly dispatch people, that everything is moving together. aresome of these peace apps decades old and in some cases erie county, where i live, you know, there's literally a dozen or more peace apps. even consolidated within the county because the wantsf's department theirs, the city police wants their, the fire issues -- even though all the cell phone calls one place and there's not many land lines, people are somewhat protective of it. to thank you for helping us shine a li

this morning officers got a call about a bald eagle in albany.n they got there, they found this duck sleeping. >> not an eagle? >> it wasn't hurt but it was scared. a chp officer got him off freeway but the duck had a bit of an accident. the officer had to change his uniform. it does look like a bald officer. >> if i'm the officer i'd stick with if eagle story. seems more dramatic. >> that's going to do it for us. see you at 6:00. lester holt is next. bye. >>> tonight, facebook's $100 billion plunge, the biggest one-day drop in history. new fallout after a year of scandals and the company says it's putting privacy over profit. >>> a state of emergency and new mandatory evacuations as infernos explode across california. >> it's devastating seeing everything go like this. >> reporter: yosemite shut down, homes burned to the ground and a fight to save thousands more in danger. >>> an alarming trend for new moms, the dangers at the hospital and the warning signs all expecting women should be looking for. >>> the missing student mystery in iowa, vanis

they believed there was a bald eagle on interstate 80 in albany.ou will find the photos and the full story on the ktvuplus instagram page. the 11:00 news continues and 2 minutes. -- into back minutes. -- in 2 minutes. direct jason is here again, in for mark tonight. we are still talking about the a's. >> they are amazing. >> there is no stopping them. >> when you are rolling like this, nothing can stop you. the a's, since mid-june, 27 and 7. that is the best record in baseball. there is nothing wrong with checking some red bull to get to going. everything is working for these guys. martello colsn, -- met chapman get some going. he had 2 triples on the night. it was a huge day for chapman. rookie, nick martini just missed a home run here but he does end up on third with the first triple of his young career. the a's lead 5-3. the a's are up 7-6 at the ninth. the rangers get to second base. jed library -- jed lower rate takes a hit away from robinson. no come back for the a's. they did not need it. they one 27. the a's win 7-6. >>> the giants, look at

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it goes from albany, new york to key, new hampshire, hard forward, new york city, with all of the majories, that's why 30 million people are at risk. that's one of the stories later this afternoon, but we will continue to give you updates on the carr fire. they're saying one of the shelters at the colleges is almost full and a developing situation. >> certainly thinking about the residents dealing with that right now. thank you, bill. >>> let's turn to president trump, who is vowing to impose sanctions on turkey over the detainment of an american sit deny. trump tweeting this yesterday. the united states will impose large sanctions on turkey for their long-time detainment of pastor andrew brunson, a great christian, family man and wonderful human being. he is suffering greatly. this innocent man of faith should be released immediately. >> to president erdogan and the turkish government, release pastor brunson now or be prepared to face the consequences. if turkey does not take immediate action to free this innocent man of faith and send him home to america, the united states will impose

. >> in the cities of albany, oakley, brooklyn, san leandro and san lorenzo combine. laura is in redding with the latest there. >> reporter: hi, dan. despite those numbers i can tell you no new structures have burned, no significant numbers in the last couple of days. going to be an agonizing return home for some folks who live in those neighborhoods. behind me the folks will be very disappointed. their neighbors no doubt will be greatly relieved. the battle continues high above whiskey town lake where firefighters are trying to keep the flames from running into the trees. >> like you hear in the news -- >> reporter: down below in redding nearly 40,000 evacuees are hoping to get back into their homes soon. >> the wait is the worst part. >> reporter: the what it was excruciating for this man who didn't know if his home was still standing. >> you never think it's going to happen to you. you work 20 years to put things together and even if the house is there, the landscape is going to be just terrible. >> reporter: we checked on henninger's home for him and unfortunately

albany 92, new york city, 90. scranton 90. and we're going to see that humidity increase. at's what your body is going to feel like with that heat. through the wes we're looking at temperatures 103 in medford, poland 96. and temperatures 101 in dallas. that's a look at the big weathet y of the day. here's a closer look at the day ahead. all right, we are looking at sunshine in the midwest and comfortable temperatures there. a fnt already came through. but ahead of the front we're looking at very warm temperatures in the northeast. a very stormy and summer like heat today. >> we'll be ready for it. >>> kate upton is expecting her first child with her husband. the super model made the surprise announcement on instagram. >>> the tru baby balloon who debuted in london during president trump's u. visit could soon be coming to the u.sh activistse raised $60,000 on the gofundme so they can fly it out to trump's club in bedminster. >>> the butter cup bakery shutdown friday so it could get cleaned u and inspected. we'll be right back. you got it from your parents. and they got it f

there is still enough humidity utwe'll get thunderstormsf this. 30is million plus at in albany, baltimore, washington, d.c., harrisburg areas hit hard by the flooding earlier this week. storms will only last half hour, 45 minutes, they'll be in, they'll beout, but they'll hit you this afternoon and evening. we have a large area in kansas and northern texas and oklahoma all the way to nebraska has a chance for severe .stor mostly wind will be the threat in both areas. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. 's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> as i mentioned, there is fantastic weather to be had today. if you're in michigan or indiana or illinois. after the hot s mer you'vehad, this is a beautiful early fall air mass. polis today 79 degrees a mostly sunny. >>> we will take a look at the weekend forecast and some of the great weather. we'll be on the >> all right. we'll hear about it. thank bill. fast forwarding into your weekend box office, tom cruise is looking to stunt his way back to the top with mission impossible fallout. the 6th installment of the franchise is eyeing a

louis and the great we'll get thunderstorms out of this. 30 million plus at risk in albany, baltimore, washington, d.c., harrisburg areas hit hard by the flooding earlier this week. storms will only last half hour, 45 minutes, they'll be in, they'll be out, but they'll hit you this afternoon and evening. we have a large area in kansas and northern texas and oklahoma all the way to nebraska has a chance for severe storms. mostlyind will be the w air mass. minneapolis today 79 degrees and mostly sunny. >>> we will take a look at the weekend forecast and some of the great weather. we'll be on the move. >> all right. we'll hear about it. thank you, fast forwarding into your weekend box office, tom cruise is looking to stunt his way back to the top with mission impossible fallout. the 6th installment of the franchise is eyeing a franchise best. $135 million globally this opening weekend. standing in its way are two sequels, equalizer 2 and mama mia here we go again. both had big opening weekends of their own. >> heavy hitters there. washington, tom cruise. >> it will be tough, bill is talk

these numbers are startling. 109 in albany. 108 in hartford. baltimore, 105. new york, 102. chicago numbers only coming down because of storms coming through the area, fed by some of the heat and humidity. which will hold for the next several days. tomorrow's numbers will be similar to today. d.c., new york, wilmington, seeing record numbers. 90s through the holiday, for some cities, it will be the longest stretch of heat in nearly ten years. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, authorities investigating a deadly boat explosion. the boat packed with americans in the bahamas when the engine ignited. a frantic race to abandon ship. the boat completely destroyed by the fire. one woman would not survive. and now, authorities are trying to determine the cause. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in the bahamas investigating what caused this popular tour boat to explode, killing one american woman and injuring at least nine others. leaving behind this incinerated floating shell. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: panic and chaos. ten americans and two bahamian c

we'll still have a little innnnruhr g tgate ou and heading to richmond, berkeley, and albany. and you can see the clouds, stubborn along thecoast, maybe a little more sunshine along the sonoma county coast. let's see the temperatures, wide ranging in the south bay, from 79 in milpitas, 84 at san jose to low to mid 90s in morgan hill and gilroy. 73 in santa cruz. as far as the peninsula, we start at 67 at millbrae. most of us in the mid to upper 70s. we'll have upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. 64 in downtown san francisco today. up through the north bay, 82 in sonoma and napa. 87 in santa rosa, to the near 100 temperatures in ukiah and lakeport. only 70 in oakland. warmer in fremont at 78. we have 89 in pleasanton. everybody else in the low to mid 90s, even brentwood pushing 97. great sleeping weather again tonight. low 50s to low 60s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, see, we lose a few degrees away from the coast wednesday and thursday. then temperatures right back to today's levels friday and saturday. then we drop a few degrees sunday and monday, nothing too extreme.

heat advisories there, albany, syracuse, and buffalo through tuesday. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn to the tense scene in chicago after a police-involved shooting death on the city's south side. protesters took to the streets, demanding to see the body cam video. and a short time ago, the chicago police department made the unusual move for their department of releasing the video within hours. here's zachary kiesch, with images that are difficult to watch. >> reporter: tonight, after mounting public pressure, chicago police releasing body cam video capturing the fatal encounter with a man outside a convenience store. police seen approaching 37-year-old harith augustus, who is backing away into a patrol car. his shirt coming up, revealing what police say is a semiautomatic weapon near his waist. officers open fire after he appears to put his hand near the gun. >> these things happen in a split second, and officers have to make decisions quickly. when you see the video, you take a look at it and you'll come to your own conclusions, i'm sure. >> reporter:

when he was in the new york state assembly in albany, i went to the state university of new york in albany and would meet him for lunch and would find every opportunity i could to go down there and watch a debate. oftentimes he lived with two other members of the assembly and he would invite my roommate and myself to dinner, which if you've eaten college food, that was a big treat. while we were cleaning up, we would listen to them calculate the debate they were going to have the next day. sitting by the fire, drinking sambuco or something, and engaging in the topic of the next day and the roles they were going to play. it just left an impression. >> do you have a favorite memory of your dad serving in the u.s. house? >> oh, there's so many great memories. my father is very quixotic in that he does not see walls. he just knocks them down and gets things done. he took on newt gingrich. he threw a party for sylvio conte when he got in trouble for a party on the house floor. my father was very opposed to the political party, so a lot of memories i have of my dad is sort of teaching me lessons

there was a wonderful set of photographs that they produced at the albany wpa called where the money goes in there was a whole series of a wpa worker getting his paycheck than paying his rent and find a pair of shoes and find his wife address and going to the dentist and that is an illustration of how the program like the wpa is an economic stimulus account although it is not often how it is seems. >> one more question. anyone? okay. >> [inaudible] i met a woman in cornell in the 1950s after trying from government and fdr invited her to meet with him on the very first day of his presidency and she became the first woman secretary of labor under ftr administration. [applause] i would like to mention another character who is not well known that played a very significant role in all of what you're talking about. his name was gerard and he was the president of the general electric company from 1920 do well into the depression. he offered american workers unemployment compensation that ge would pay for to a significant degree and at the time because people were anticipating the traditiona

. >> according to our station in alba albany, he was fired for not letting a manager handle it.e depot looked at the situation and gave him his job back. >> look at this. this is opelika, a small city in eastern iowa. nobody was hurt, though. >>> that was not the case in vietn vietnam. a tropical storm devastated people from thatountry. 17,000 animals were killed nationwide. heavy rain is expected to continue over the next few days. >>> it's 5:19. we're getting ready for a so soing week ahead.8 you said inches. >> we had 2 1/2 inches of rain. and saturday, we had four inches of rain spread over 12 hours. had an inch and a thi that came down in three hours. lit's really les than a4 hour period that we've had more than 8 inches of rain in the last week. already in the record books for our rainiest five, six and seven-day periods. avenues getting lan 100 inches of rain, we've had over 8 inches at reagan international airport and dulles.s all ts coming in the last week. there's more where that ca a blocking area off of the eastern seaboard is gng to keep the humidity and the rain bu

where we were over the last five years they've paid $10 million that has gone into albany as part of the dollar 20 per phone. while new york state diverted 40%, they still should have left $6 billion height of $6 million to come back to that county but each state -- six -- $6 million but each state makes its own rules. only $2 million came back to niagara county. they paid in 10 million and the residents were thinking this 10 million what help our system in niagara county. but only 2 million came back. i assure you that if the other 8 million, or even if the state diverted, the remaining 4 million had come in, they would have upgraded. residents would be safer. those working in those peace apps with hard frustrating jobs would feel better going home at night. so with your input i just want to point out again one of the things this bill would do is have the states not only stop diverting but we would have the fcc better define what would be a good use, the minute they stop diverting to public safety, we are going to fix that pothole over here. it is in need of federal oversight and ag

criteria they've set is going to remain and then that is not good to be a budget so confident is mr albany in fact that he's become exporting his influence . let's take you straight to the white house now that's not to be sanders the white house spokes person for the news briefing room to make sure that right russia is unable to meddle in our elections as they have done in the past as if we have stated. it's going on. since there is currently not an election. specifically but i certainly believe. that we are taking steps to make sure they can't do it again unlike previous administrations this president is actually taking bold action and reform to make sure it doesn't happen again but he does believe that they would target certainly u.s. elections again when the president and the d.n.i. . the red lights are on we all. know there's a just and that's why we're taking steps to ensure that these things don't happen again we wouldn't actually spend as much time and effort as we are if we didn't believe that they were still looking at us from the beginning of his administration president trump ha

perform precise you need keeps you know knowledge a number of senators and albany times and she's with you technology is at the semantics. too we didn't treat. prior to be used for. a shift. and what if scientists were to cross the line and genetically edit human embryos that's exactly what a team did at a chinese university. by using crisper managed to correct a d.n.a. mutation responsible for a blood disease the modified embryos were never intended to be reimplanted but the experiment shocked the world because it opens the door to the concept and conception of genetically altered humans. seclusion if it's taken on a gene isn't fully developed it better still fail so it won't be usable for humans for a number of use but it will be by twenty twenty five or twenty thirty so we must anticipate the ethical questions that will arise because technologies like this will be able to multi find d.n.a. the chromosomes of babies and also their physical and even into law. troll characteristics these will be the principal tools for making. the world needs to reflect on these issues but for once we

over the last five years they paid 10 mitchell -- not a large county -- $10 million into albany as part of the 1.20 per phone. and while new york state diverted 40%, it still should have left $6 million to come back to niagra county but since each state makes its open rules, new york state tends to favor the downtown state areas. only $2 million came bam to the -- 10 magic is supposed to help our p crop in niagra valley. on two came inch i can assure you if the other eight million or even if the state diverts, if the remaining four million had come in, they would have upgraded that. resident was be saver. those working in those pspss which is very hard, frustrating job would feel better when they go home at night. with you input i want to point out one thing the bill would do is to have the state not only stop die verying but we would have the fcc better define what would be a use. they may say, well, public safety we'll fix that pothole over here. well, no, this is in need of some federal oversight and, again, you want to make couple of comment. know i burned up most of the clock but i

. >>> we are live with a student from albany high school who was recently honored for her work to stopullying and hate after witnessing multiple incidents have been on her own school. we will be right back after the break. th's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> president donald trump is meeting with italy's prime minister in washington. they will talk about trade. president donald trump considers putting tariffs on cars and trucks from italy. the prime ministers inspect it as president donald trump for support as they try to take the lead -- the prime minister is expected to ask president donald trump for support. if you want to buy a motorcycle or other recreational vehicles, expect to pay more because of the drop -- trump administration tariff on steel and aluminum. you have to pay

the albany mini-mart sold a ticket for $40 million and someone won $27 million at the arco and someone. check out the jackpot in daly city, $1.8 million. the lucky store, the 711 on gellert boulevard. last but not least the 711 on taraval street sold a ticket for nearly half a million bucks. >> to get friday numbers, sign up for alerts and enable push. >>> fires being realized in san jose. >> how much of a budget cut the city faces and what they're doing about it. >>> that's an incredible offer. >>> >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> flip-flop and flip again. the white house is on its third course correction following president trump's helsinki summit with vladamir putin. president trump seemed to contradict his intelligence officers about ongoing meddling efforts. >> in washington where lawmakers are now taking action. >> reporter: as the white house cleans up avermaet the fall-out from president trump's summit with vladamir putin lawmakers are also taking action. >> surely we can rise above pandering to putin to act on behalf of our freedom and security. >> in the house,

there were multiple cases of cyberbullying and racism reported at albany high school. students reported pictures that were circulating o media. >> the showed an african- american student next to a gorilla. then it was reported that students were giving [null] salutes to each other's desk each other in the hallway. several students were suspended. >>> one student decided more needed to be done so she cofounded speak. a workshop that addresses issues like racism, privilege and social media. >> she received a $36,000 award from the -- family foundation to continue what she is doing. michaela join us live in the studio. congratulations on the award and all you do. why so much hate at this stage? >> it starts at such a young age. it actually starts i think even in elementary school which is why we targeted our presentations for elementary school. it is just all around us. evough our lives,are things we don't necessarily like that are going on but they are. >> when it comes to social justice education, was there one moment that hit you? >> i think that definitely the instagr

, but i went to the state of -- a state university in albany, so i would meet him for lunch and i would find every opportunity i could to go and watch a debate. and often times he lived with other members of the assembly and he would invite my roommates and myself to dinner, which that was a big treat. and while we were cleaning up, we would listen to them cackling the debates they would have the next day. sitting by the fire, and engaging in what the topic is going to be the next day and the roles they were going to play, it just left an impression. >> do have a favorite memory of your dad serving in the u.s. house? >> so many great memories. -- he does not see walls. he just knocks them down and gets things done. and, you know, he took on newt gingrich. he threw a party for silvio conti, when he got into trouble. and my dad was very bipartisan. he believed very much and if attention, as opposed to the political party. so a lot of the memories i have of my data was sort of teaching me the lessons of, working closely with chuck schumer, he saved a hospital that was about to close, a pub

. >>> a live look towards berkley and albany. it's hot out there on this afternoon now. back with a look at the work week forecast. oofrments the san francisco 49ers report to training camp today. there's a lot of buzz with garafalo getting his first full season. they signed the corner back also. the team will hold practice starting tomorrow. the 49ers first preseason game on august 9th when they host the dallas cowboys. >> the historic come back for the oakland a's as they beat the rangers in extra innings. most of the scoring happened off the relievers. a grand slam in the 6th inning and bases loaded for the a's. trooifing in two runs and top of the ninth, steven went deep to tie the game. chris davidson seals the wib. the 8 run come back was the largest rally for oakland since 1939. >>> san francisco giants did the a's a favor by beating the mariners 4-3. the game was back in force with both teams scoring one run at a time. the giants went up 4 2 after hunter pence did a solo shot. seattle tied it up with the w a blooper. palo gave the giants aa winning rbi. the giant

he flew from sam's disco to chicago overnight. 90 minute layover and 75 minute drive from albany to cooperstowneremony so we could see his guys get into the hall. >> we were a group of guys that became the team. >> how do you describe your emotions in a time like that? i wanted to jump up noncommittal on screen. i do why of all people and appear on the stage of these iconic players, my childhood heroes. >> trevor hoffman and chipper jones, and dosage until may, 612 career home runs. did you see what braves pitcher john newcomb did yesterday? chris taylor townsend takes in 94 per mile. it was really just beginning that the braves won under fire. in 2011 and 2012 he apologized. so did the washington nationals trade turnover in 2011 and 2012 contain racist and language. again, he apologized. kyle busch, the winner of his sixth victory here of 2018 takes a gander out towards 400. that is 13 all-time. world number one golfer dominating the end of the canadian open. he wins by three shots. dustin johnson finishing it 23 under par. thank goodness we have the red trail that now goes. golf is the one sp

like to commend you know, obviously new york state we have trouble with the oppressive tax regime in albanythat's made it hard for dairy farmers to survive, but also another thing, another area is on crops in particularly this gets back to where we are going with the ability of canada and other border states were border countries to be able to dump agricultural products on the u.s. and i just hope you answer some of these and bring these tonight because they are happening in new york state and want to be sure you are aware of those. also ensure the president and comments made by my colleagues on the other side is delighted that they are occupying some of the space because they are reading the twitter account regularity so i thought that was amusing but they do happen to think that you've are a stable genius and i think the president iand your politicaland/or polite proving to be may be true, so i want to get to something beyond that and maybe a deeper dive into the iran sanctions and state model. i know going through just quickly, you violated a little of this but we were on the islamic rep

in terms of albany techniques they are trying to learn, china needs to learn how to improve shale gasis crucial. >> china's energy giants are pouring money into shale. the local governments as shale gas investments will reach 165.4 billion yuan by 2020. leading the charge on this is sinopec. >> we will try to expand output in steady ways. our goal is to achieve a capacity of more than 10 billion cubic meters by 2020, and produce more clean energy for the country. >> sinopec is showing signs of progress. by investing in drilling technology, drilling costs have dropped 40% since 2010 levels. but it has far to go before he can claim success. >> it will not carry the aspirations on the shoulders alone. we need to find more fuelings, that is the crucial next step for sinopec. shery: that will be all for "bloomberg best" this week. you can visit bloomberg.com for all the latest business news and analysis 24 hours a day. thank you for watching. i'm shery ahn. this is bloomberg. ♪ .. .. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. jason: and i am jason kelly. carol: coming

albany. el sorito. out to martinez. i see it on the 10 corridor and out to four. crockett. 50s on the temperatures. blackhawk, ten degrees cooler. speaking of there, 57, everybody is stuck here. there's just -- 54, el sorito says 54. plenty of fog. fog and low clouds. san francisco. ready. were you here in 1988? 103. record high. 6655 today. what's the average? 56, 54. again. 49 in 1887. big extremes. sunnyvale says 60. lake port at 60. san rafael one of the cool ones at 53 degrees. mid50s. doesn't matter if it's vallejo. the water temperatures, many over on the coast into the mid50s instead of the low 50s. still a good gust. vacaville has calmed down. they will be close to 100. gray as far as the eye can see. that tropical swinging around. looks like it wants to pay a visit coming in late wednesday. more likely thursday into early friday. possibility again. we saw this last friday. up in napa county. a little bit in lake county. i would favor sacramento to lake tahoe. it's close enough that we have to mention it won't be thursday into early friday. it's smoking h

there was a wonderful set of photographs that they produced at the albany wpa called where the moneygoes. there was a whole series of i wpa worker getting his paycheck, then paying his rent, buy a pair shoes, by his wife address, going to the dentist. and that's really, that is an illustration of how a program like the wpa is an economic stimulus program, although that's not often out it is seen. >> we have time for one more question. anyone? okay. >> being an advocate for women in politics forces me to mention a woman whom i met at cornell in the 1950s after retiring from government. fdr -- [inaudible] invited to meet with him on the very first day of his presidency and she became the first woman secretary of labor under fdr administration. [applause] >> i like to mention another character who is not well known and plays a very significant role in all of which are talking about. his name was gerard swope, and he was the president for the general electric company from 19 -- 1922 into the depression. he offered american workers unemployment compensation that ge would pay for to a sign

like to -- and obviously new york state, we have trouble with an oppressive tax and spend regime in albanythat's made it really difficult for our dairy farmers to survive. also, another thing -- another area is on the -- in crops and particularly hay and that, again, gets back to where we're going with the trade and tariffs and the ability of canada and other border states -- border countries dump agriculture products on the u.s. i know you answered some of those things. i want to bring those to light because they're happening in new york state and want to be sure you're aware of those. also, just i'm sure the president and comments made by my colleagues on the other side is delighted they are occupying -- he is occupying some rent-free space because they are reading his twitter account regularly so i thought that was amusing. but i do happen to think you are a stable genius and i do think the president's geopolitical and political instincts are proving to be maybe true. i want to get to something beyond that and a little bit back and maybe a deeper dive into the idea of iran sanctions and

high temperatures all across the area, tomorrow, new york city 98 degrees and hazy. 99 in albany.watching a little back door front pushing through new england. so that should cool things off a touch for boston and for portland, maine. bringing us back down into the 80s, but everywhere else, in the northeast, will be scorching. it's not just the heat, it is also the humidity. when you take the humidity and add it to the temperature, you get the real feel. if you look at philadelphia, new york, down towards washington, d.c., we're talking about temperatures that feel like 105 to 110. that's again why we have those excessive heat warnings in effect. again, this is likely going to extend on into the next several days. i think we will even have this heat in place for the 4th of july. likely won't break until next weekend. so some tips for you to survive the heat, we want you to limit your strenuous activity into those early morning hours, and also into the late evening hours, wear light-colored and loose-fitting clothing and of course folks who are especially susceptible to heat-relate