laura anthony has their story from albany. after the fbi investigation was announced, the senate adjourned until monday. >>> other news now, tesla and its ceo elon musk settled a fraud suit from the government. the sec sued musk this week when secud funding to take the he company private. he cannot be chairman now for at least three y >>> and a woman from the east bay say her storage unit was burglarized and they took items money can't buy, her mom and dad's ashes and photo albums. >> she says the high cost of rent from her hayward apartment last year, and while she is in between homes, robertson put all she owns into public storage. friday morning she got the call that somebody cut the lock to her storage unit. one glance and she realized the crooks got away with the most valuable items inside. >> my grandmother's ashes and dad's ashes, and the antique stuff she left for me, and i was the only granddaughter, and all that is gone. >> material things she says can all be replaced also were taken. roberts estimates the burglars g

the couple decided the big dinner with albany event would be the perfect backdrop for a bake sale to raise money for bay area women against rape, with a big assist from their employees at hal's office coffee. >> they felt like this is their way of coping, their way of feeling active and their way of staying engaged. >> reporter: after all, the elterman's found after their unplanned activism in d.c., they couldn't just sit and watch, not now, not at this time in history. >> you know, we still hold on to anita hill from so long ago and it just felt like, wow, here we are again and not a whole lot has changed. >> reporter: in albany, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay, berkeley police recovered a body at the berkeley marina. a person called police after spotting it floating near a pier. that was around 8:00 yesterday morning. it's not clear yet if that body has been identified. >>> all lanes of highway 280 are back open in san jose after this van caught fire. it happened just before 8:30 last night at the interchange with 101. several lanes were blocked while crews moved the

abc 7 news laura anthony has their story from albany. >> reporter: among the thousands of protesterst the u.s. supreme court friday a bay area couple who had no plans to visit the high court can and much less demonstrate in front of it on their trip to washington, d.c., for a family wedding. >> that feeling of feeling so powerless and needing to do something. >> i told this committee that i wanted a hearing as soon as possible. -- >> reporter: but once they heard the testimony on capitol hill, they felt compelled to do something they had rarely done before. >> i have actually protested twice in my life, and the first one was the woman's march, and now it is with the supreme court. >> reporter: abraham took this picture of bonnie holding the sign on the steps of the supreme court. >> of course it affects women the most, but it affects everybody, because it is an issue of respect and decency. >> reporter: barely 24 hours removed from the experiences at the supreme court in dc, they wanted to keep the activism rolling by hosting a fund-raiser here at the coffee shop they own here in alb

it ran from the hudson river in albany to lake erie in buffalo. next on american history tv, how the. canal was built and how the waterway became central to early 19th century events. including the first murder of the century, the birth of and the death of the first niagara falls daredevil. st. paul's church in mount vernon new york posted this event. it is just over one hour. >> ok, good afternoon, everybody. i am david. i'm the site manager. thank you for coming out today. again, we are open every saturday here through the end of .he year, 9:00 to 5:00 today we are pleased to welcome back jack kelly. he has written several books on onrican history, including canal.e he explores the fascinating andy of the machinations what went into building the famous canal between albany and buffalo. what happens in the building of it and the various people who came together. we will be talking about that, and i guess take questions at the end. [applause] thank you, david. i want to thank everyone here at st. paul's church. it is great to come here and speak a

he pushed a pamphlet called seems up albany," and it we still need a good cleaning. will you make it happen if you're reelected? governor cuomo: yes. marcia, you know the situation are referring to was a painful it is a personally difficult situation for him and his family. he went to work for my father when he was making the came to work for me. saying wheny father another got into trouble with rudy giuliani, my father was still alive, and we were shocked that rudy giuliani, a great prosecutor, and my father said, "never underestimate the ability of smart people to do stupid thing." that is exactly what happened here. -- pay ang to play a terrible price. i asked attorney general said public trust is job one. i was very aggressive. forward, coming ethics plan. period. disclosure and campaign reform because we have to take the money out of politics. marcia: how are the achievable? majority,uomo: a full marcia. there has been a republican senate in this day almost for only twoe history -- years, 1955 and 2009. asked nothing. no campaign new marriage equality, nothing.

mykehia was about to start her freshman year at albany state geiversity in albany, georgia.her family had ever gone to college, which is why she sent up that prayer, scared and worried. >> scared, this is my first time being away from home, and worried, like as in financially. >> reporter: your family has no epney? >> not really, no. n that's why i decided to come to college, so my little brother wouldn't have to go through the same thing i did. s reporter: mykehia hopes to become a nurse, to provide both ep example and a better life for her brother, malik. she got a student loan, but didn't have money for other necessities-- like a fridge for her room, or even a comforter for her bed. she needed help. unfortunately, the wind blew her balloons to just about the roorest preacher in central georgia. >> i don't have any money in my savings account. n drained it, from the taxes on 't hom's house. i said, "now, you say this, right?" >> reporter: did you say that out loud? >> i said it out loud. this is the way i talk to god. ch've got a way with each other. >> reporter: you may h

abc 7 news reporter lauram albany. >> reporter: among thousands of protesters at the u.s. supreme court on friday, a bay area couple who had no plans to visit the high court, much less demonstrate in front of it. on their trip to washington, d.c. for a family wedding. >> that feeling of feeling so powerless and needing to do something. >> i told this committee that i wanted a hearing as soon as possible. >> reporter: but once they heard the testimony on capitol hill, bonnie and abraham elterman felt compelled to do something they've rarely done before. >> i've actually only protested twice in my life, and the first one was the woman's march and now it's at the spouupreme cour. >> reporter: abraham took this picture of bonnie holding a sign on the steps of the supreme court. >> of course, it affects women the most, but it affects everybody, because it's an issue of respect and decency. >> reporter: barely 24 hours removed from their experiences at the supreme court in d.c., the eltermans wanted to keep their activism rolling by hosting a fund-raiser here at the coffee shop

seth: and have you found -- [ cheers and applause ] >> so that -- so that when i -- when i get to albanyrate donors because i won't have any. >> seth: that's a very easy solution to the problem of how to not be beholden. >> it is. it is. >> seth: you -- a lot of people giving you credit for even before the election pulling the governor to the left on certain issues. >> yes. >> seth: you have brought up issues. things like single payer. you mention affordable housing. you talk about -- >> whole host of environmental issues. we've got him to move to the left on. >> seth: you got him to the left. "the new york times" just wrote an endorsement, and obviously, they had to pick a candidate. they gave you a lot of credit in this piece for the issues that you were pulling the governor to the left on. >> right. >> seth: they also said that he had brought a degree of corruption to albany, and yet in the end they endorsed him despite making all the points because he would be more likely to be able to implement things due to his experience. what was it like reading that? >> i'll tell you, effectivel

we don't need a corrupt corporate democrat opposing him in albany. >> seth: so, i want to an issue thaterybody in the city agrees, the subways are -- they're not good. [ laughter ] are you one of -- a thing you've addressed. and obviously, you know, the li subway is light for a lot of people who have to get to work. this a serious issue. >> the subway is lit what new york city runs on. >> seth: it's literally what it runs on, and how do you even go about trying to address this issue that not just through -- to be fair, has been deteriorating for yeardunot just to the cuomo administration. >> yes, but look at what's happened in the last seven years. delays have tripled under andrew cuomo. we've got the worst on time record now of any major transitn system in thre country. >> seth: we did have that pizza wrap. that was a nice moment. [ laughter ] that happened on his watch. there -- was the firste overnor to hpizza wrap. >> but, he has watched the steady decline. he's -- he's siphoned of hundreds of millions of dollars for pet projects that have othing to do with transportation, and the f

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with the congregation and albany. who later went on to be the founder of reformed judaism. or one of the founders. i got into actually a fist fight fistfight with the president of his congregation on the pulpit. it have to be cleared by the albany police. i thought to myself, what could that have been about. it turns out that it was about practices keeping kosher people violating the sabbath. but the biggest issue was also doing circumcision. that was a common practice in those days. the fact that the biggest dispute of source was over whether or not there was going to be a personal jesus like messiah all of these fascinating issues. now the second reason i wrote this book. as we all know it's an an era of conflict of all religions that including and especially judaism. we've reached a point. when they don't recognize or even jews. of course they are over practices and religious liberty. all of these things and of course israel and i wanted to write a book that would tell readers. that the history of judaism is the history of conflict within judaism going all the way back t

except to have their kids or their neighbors or their friends in prisons and from albany and in theal freedom rise. all the way through there was a strategic incentive. so that they could fundamentally understand. it was intentionallyeg they talked about openly. as a goal. i as being jailed together as something that would transform not just white attitudes in the south.it not just to fund the movement. but to bring them more into the trouble. they had written an excellent book on that subject. i would make reference to that book. i more interested in what he have to say and the reference to the opportunity for blacks and i'm anxious to hear what you have to say. we had have lots of conversations about this. what i see that is substantially different than anything before.ll it happened in the 1960s. but you are seeing massive aggressive recruitment by american corporations of african-americans at this point in time. and what you are finding as the pipeline is not enough to fill those situations. one of the reasons is. the focus, what we talked about. the commercial focus that needs to

traffic heavy from albany area. plan on some delays.ming in on traffic maps, better news for the san mateo bridge a few minutes ago. thumbs up. a crash between suv and semi pushed off to the shoulder. however, pretty lengthy residual delays as well. richmond san rafael bridge, eight minutes. 46 westbound 92 san mateo. i would definitely head south and take dumbarton. that is in the green, just 10 minutes. >>> a woman in jacksonville, florida was picking up her son from school when she saw a man riding a jet ski down the road. he kept saying, hey, that goes in the water. he was confused too. the only thing that makes sense is it was florida, right? >> that and maybe -- can he drive -- obviously we don't know. maybe if he could drive it into the water. >> he just drives it right off the dock and straight into the water. >> i'm sure some people would love to take their car and go into the bay and scoot around that traffic. >> they are dreaming of doing that. >> he is wearing a helmet. that's good. safety first. >> speaking of that, lime ha

those albany punkin highly entertaining shows i. love going. out all coming on the gwen on how cool. temperamentally is of all when they get up out there with all but will have but it is still all they have more. still a sentimental idea this is me is. on the vocal the next but is. if it is the senate that said well it adds up on them and they see them ahead of them to have to let anyone know that i sent. one. one. me a bit is. i don't go to the fuckin did i have to move it would it be sued over the phone be in effect at the drive you know issue in which you know what i want to know the employee of the day going to be ok if we don't start my group would get. the going to get one of those there's a bit some of that there are going to show you don't mean we're very stuffy gena it will show you where they're going to be six cinemas you know what about a quick last show before the movie is equipped if you must use their products you want the super to see that in winter when she goes on to the cornwall you know all about you know what it's going to

the brawl that erupted had to be cleared by the albany police. i thought to myself, what could that have been about? it turns out that was about practices, keeping kosher, people violating the sabbath, he tried to fire the kosher butcher. the biggest issue. >> wasn't the kosher butcher doing circumcision on the side? >> that was a common practice on those days. the fact that the biggest dispute, the biggest source of that dispute was over whether or not there is going to be a personal jesus like messiah to come and return the jews to zion. from there, it went down a rabbit hole about all of these fascinating issues. i just wanted to tell the story. the second reason i wrote the book is because, as we all know we are in an era of conflict of all religions. including, and especially judaism. we have reached a point where juice on one side of the spectrum don't recognize the jews on the other side. of course, those conflicts are over practices, religious liberties, gay marriage, all these things. and of course israel. i wanted to tell people it was

general, accepting no corporate contributions and calling out corruption wherever she sees it it in albany or washington dc. and giovanni williams. jumaane, who transformed the idea of what a lieutenant governor could be. not just a rubberstamp but someone whose job it is to hold the governor accountable. and who's allegiance is first, last and always to the people of new york state. i would not have accepted any less from someone who has spent his career by fighting for police accountability . and fighting against self interest and fighting in defense of immigrant new yorkers and as a champion or tenants and rent control. and i am so proud as well to have run alongside this incredible slate of igc challengers. my hat is off to each and every one of you and the brilliance inserting campaigns that you have run. your victory tonight has shown that the blue wave is real and that it is not only coming for republicans, is coming for democrats who act like them. and as i said on the first day of this campaign, if we want things to finally change in new york state, we don't just need to elect mor

it spans two cities as it goes into albany as well.along with food booths as well as live music. organizers say it draws 2 owe,000 people ow200,000 people or more. >> i'm glad it's nice weather. >> little change tomorrow with slightly cooler weather. you will notice it with the breezy conditions. very dramatic cooling as we get into tuesday, wednesday, even thursday. this is a look at parts of the north bay. really, the entire bay area will get in on the cooling trend. that's good news until we warm up slightly the end of the week. >> sounds good. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. thanks for your time. >> for all of us, have a great night. we will see you back h >>> tonight, states of emergency. hurricane florence getting stronger and bigger as it closes in on the east coast. the major storm on target to hit the u.s. store shelves already emptied. the slight change in the track. rob marciano standing by with the new update from the national hurricane center. >>> also breaking tonight, one of the most powerful executives in hollywood

managed to score at least once there were plenty of beauties this match they like the cracker from albany or how have their first ever for talking and the fans in germany voted a totally different one as the goal of the month. which was shot right here in the final of the blind football league. with the ball filled with a ringing bell. and where only the keeper can see. this goal from said i'll share maybe good german football fans so excited that they ignored all the goals from the bundesliga stars and voted to hit the goal of the month. his club sun paoli lost to want to stuttgart in the end but still we want to say congrats to chile for winning goal of the month. congrats also to byron munich three matches three wins no huge surprise there then come dortmund valse would care to clap and minds with seven points apiece plenty of contestants in the rumble for second place. leverkusen is in the last following their worst ever stop shop around much better off there in the relegation zone to something's got. that will leave you with the match for a moment this week starring al trap that look

space saver check out a tiny house in albany germany. italian treat up to the soup is a favorite on. and on the ground argile the colorful word of stockholm's metro. this week we have shown you some really extraordinary homes from around europe today we stay here in germany and travel to the small town of hits in the us six to me it is ok to about one hundred kilometers from handbook very it did a lake right on the river. that is where you all poets tomo sic lives he's just nineteen but he already has his own house and he even bit himself a tiny house might not offer much room but it's said to be very comfy for today's episode of living outside the box you could say living inside the box. this is nineteen year old male poet tanishaa and this is his house. he planted all himself. it has fifteen square meters a floor space you know for him it even has a terrace where you can sit in the sun. a little part time and she likes it this way. his tiny house is parked in the small town of hits saxony. but. i think one of the best parts about livin

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. >>> and the "albany times union" reports new york state is making it illegal to lease dogs, cats, ander companion animals. governor andrew cuomo signed a bill yesterday that will ban the financing of pets through lease-to-own schemes. pet buyers make monthly payments to leasing companies, but the pet is owned by the company until a final payment is made. critics say it's a cruel practice that can lead to pets being repossessed. >>> still ahead, italian flair. an iconic fashion house may soon be snapped up by american designer michael kors in a multibillion dollar deal. oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increa

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judith sargent teenie she wrote this report into mr albany and his fidesz party so it looks like that's going to go ahead similar proceedings are actually being considered too for poland but we'll bring you more on that and the role of occasions of what that could be of course could be very big news this in the coming hours. this is art international thanks for being with us coming up after the break the senate to says he's got proof that there are high level leaks to the media to deliberately undermine donald trump just one of the stories. it was taken up with obama's. course it was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're. progressing. along. big get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. wanted. to go to the press this is what. i'm interested in the water. again the number of dead in afghan suicide bombing on tuesdays was the sixty eight known at least a hundred sixty five injured according to local officials it happened in one province said a protest among the resignation of a local police cars on the demonstrators of the highway the links the provi

light jacket out the door, hartford through albany. and it's still hurricane season, tropical storm kirk way out there, but moving at about 23 miles an hour, expected in the caribbean by the end of the week. at this point, we expect it to stay below hurricane status, but we'll be watching it closely. >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn to another story. the controversial owner of a company that makes 3d guns back in houston tonight after his arrest in taiwan. in custody after being accused back home in texas of paying for sex with an underage girl. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, the 3d gun maker some call "the most dangerous man on the internet," is back in the u.s. extradited to texas, after being tracked down in taiwan. charged for allegedly sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl he first met online. according to allegations in court documents, cody wilson paid the teen $500 for sex in an austin hotel room after connecting on sugardaddymeet.com. >> i don't know if my detectives have ever sat down with a predator who willingl

still ahead in this half hour cost of albany and block roads the towns and villages to stop the serbian president from visiting and the everyday life in conflict zones such as gaza and yemen brought into stark focus in a french photojournalism exhibition. how the weather so looking at interact across much of australia sizes some bright skies some warmer weather make its way back into the eastern side of the country to the new south wales will say things are improving temperature wise up to nineteen celsius in sydney or so into melbourne actually as we go on through monday in a high of ninety four perth on monday afternoon they'll kill him as we go into a choose day but still fun in try as is the case across much of australia i says the temperature starts to pick up for sydney twenty two degrees melbourne also twenty two along with adelaide a little more clout there into adelaide but for most as i said is fine and dry lousy fine and dry say for good parts of new zealand for the time being have every account is making its way through the tasman sea it's heading towards that western side o

this and i got to jump in here all i can say is to be continued many thanks to my guests in new york albany and percivale and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so when you want to be president. some want to. have to go right to be press this is what the full story of the people. i'm interested always in the water . in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just a lawyer here but i mean you know liz put that you would put him in the new bill is that i'm spilling into the fall the ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four. those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. delegates that. i said come on i don't use it with my. dogs so there was a bill to go up. in the him a ride in the question about how

you can see it pushing across the bay into albany. tomorrow it is going to be foggy in the morning just like today. the temperatures will be about what they were today. 70s and low 80s around the bay and maybe mid-80s inland. you see all the green which is seabreeze. temperatures are going to come and represented by the colors. the oranges are eating degree temperatures. there will be some upper 80s and low 90s but most of us will be in the 70s and low 80s. we will look beyond that in the bay area weekend.>>> tropical storm gordon is causing extreme flooding. as it weakens and moves north flash flooding is being seen as a big rest. some areas could see as much is eight inches. late last night a tree crushed mobile home in florida killing a two-year-old child inside.>>> coming up, two silicon valley tech executives testified on capitol hill. there was one ceo who is notably absent. >>> the a's are trying to get back into the winning column. >>> federal investigators returned to the scene of a deadly plane crash and search for answers.

speakers include oakland mayor and oakland mayor and albany mayor. >>> circle your calendars becauseyou have the opportunity to visit the more than 100 redwood parks were free. they are celebrating the 100th birthday. the same the redbook lake is inviting the public to visit the park. you can download your free 8:0 passes are available on a first- come, for serve basis. we have a link on www.ktvu.com. >>> the oakland ace played the seattle mariners. last night against the mariners, there was a back-and-forth game. the tray 28 scored. oakland scored another three runs in the second the ninth, two foll ball and is unable to make the throw to first. the next batter tied the game up and the mariners wf home run the game starts at 7:10. >>> there are a few games left in the season. the giant hosted the padres. there was the monster blast and san francisco takes the lead in the seventh mayor they tied the game in the ninth any. in the 12th inning, bumgardner got a chance to pinch-hit. >> on the ground. the game is over. bumgardner protects them. >> bumgardner, that is your ace starting pit

investigators say he is known to frequent albany. >>> happening today, san francisco mayor breed introduces a new zero waste initiative. it's part of a city's plan to eliminate groanhouse gas emissions by the year 2050 and scheduled to announce plan to create some kind of new clean energy facility. >>> a mixed day on wall street as we listen to the opening bell right now. the dow is up about 7 points. the nasdaq, though, down 87 points. nasdaq and s&p fall in a big selloff because of netflix and tech shares. >>> well, instagram is working on a standalone shopping site and let you browse collections of items from merchants you follow and then buy them directly within the app. more than 25 million businesses have an instagram account and 2 million advertise. 4 out of 5 instagram users follow at least 1 business and a shopping app could be a big revenue opportunity for instagram's parent company facebook. >>> more people are getting sick after eating kellogg's honey smacks cereal. there are 30 new reports of people getting sick bringing the total to 130 people across 36 states. and the outbrea

trishna begam has more like a well oiled machine, skilled workers are the back bone of this albany manufacturingrs or mistakes."at the front of the assembly line sits a skilled seamstress.diane hubbard, couldn't see herself doing anything else.diane hubbard / seamstress: "i like to sew. that's the thing. i enjoy it." as her nimble fingers work quickly around the needle... diane is able to produce 100 safety vests a daynatsot: "are you afraid your fingers are going to get too close to the needle?" "no."but this is no ordinary factory.take a closer look.the fabric of this workforce... is mostly the blind.diane: "when you learn you just get used to it."with no sight ... diane is able to feel her way through each ... perfect ...stitch.diane: "we don't think its amazing ... its a job we get paid for."the only thing helping her is a small piece of (anchor) we have breaking news...(anchor) we now want to send things over to .... the 49ers pulled off their first win of the season..escaping the mouth of the detroit lions.now, it's time to hit the road again.. 2 straight games away from levi's stadium...

he is now clean shaven.he is known to visit the solano avenue corridor in and around berkeley and albany. jekabson also spends a lot of time at the live oak park in berkeley.standuppolice warn ... he is wanted for attempted murder and may be armed and dangerous.if you spot him, you're urged to call authorities right away. reporting live from berkeley ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (ken)tropical storm gordon has been downgraded to a tropical depression.the storm has left thousands of people in the dark and has killed at least one person.gordon made landfall near the alabama- mississippi border last night. natasha chen is in pascagoula, mississippi with the concerns for people there tonight. a strong storm, now being blamed for at least one death. in pensacola, florida-- a child died after a tree fell on top of a mobile home.gordon made landfall late tuesday night-- bringing fierce winds and heavy rain to the gulf coast.mississippi home owner: "you get the six and the seven inches of rain in mississippi and then imma look for water to get to about a foot to two foot of water underneath my h

westbound 80, albany to the maze, 5 minutes. fremont to san jose, 14. northbound 280 still wide open at 10 minutes. >>> the iphone frenzy is officially under way. people are lining up to get the new version. >> people in singapore are lining up to get the new phone. >> san francisco fans are still wait anything line in much smaller numbers. >> exactly. abc 7 news reporter carlos saucedo is in downtown palo alto. they are hoping tim cook shows up. >> reporter: while we wait for tim cook and the doors to open, i have the best seat in the house. first in line. but it's not for me. i'm actually saving the seat here for my buddy david from san jose. you've been here since tuesday night, right? >> right. tuesday night, 10:15 p.m. >> why the excitement? why did you feel you wanted to be here? >> over the years i've met a lot of interesting people n line. so it's about the camaraderie and the experience. anybody can order anything online today. but you don't meet anybody ordering online. >> and i actually had the chance to meet ceo tim cook as well. >> yes, i h

emphasize that there is no love lost regarding schools on long island that is not staffed legislators in albanyfrom supporting them. of course they are first in line to sign a letter anytime one comes into a district and their districts. that support for public schools despite high taxes and complaints every single year long island is left with public support. if there is not a local issue we have come out in great support for education on long island. we believe there's a innate feeling on the part of long islanders they are heavily involved in school districts are not prayed they realize quality schools are part of what their economic and social capabilities are. >> you know i'm really glad you mentioned the riverhead example because one of the sad things about broxson high which i mentioned the town in massachusetts which did all this tremendously good work is that there was an application to establish a charter high school and broxson. as you pointed out the first there was overwhelming opposition in the community and this is a poor communities for that tax dollars are coming out of that hi

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as we wake up tomorrow morning, a soaking heavy rain right over new york city to hartford to albany andh boston as we go throughout friday. there is some nice weather out there. areas like chicago, st. louis and oklahoma city are good. just too much rain. we haven't had a september like this in a long time on the east coast. very cloudy, warm and wet. >> if it's not raining, it's disgustingly humid. >>> global markets under pressure this morning after jerome powell and the federal reserve raise rates for the third time this year. >>> and a live report on whether rate hikes may be on the way. ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. this is moving day with the best andin-home wifi experiencees. and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me

that has not stopped our legislators in albany-over from supporting them. they're first in line to sign a letter anytime one comes into a district in their senatorial or assembly district. so, back to support for public schools. despite high taxes and despite complaints, every single year, long island is left with the public support for its budget. so, if there is not a local issue, the public has come out in great support for education on long island, and we really believe that there's an innate feeling on the part of long islanders, whether they're heavily involved in school districts or not, they realize that quality schools are part of what their economic and social capables are. >> i'm really glad you mentioned the riverhead example because on of the sad thing but brockton high, that town in massachusetts which did tremendously good work -- there was again an application for -- to establish a charter high school in brockton, and the first -- there was an overwhelming -- as you pointed out, overwhelming opposition in the community and of course this is

it's pouring right now around albany and schenectady and troy. are the thunderstorms that rolled through baltimore, then they head eed through philadelphia. if you're on the i-95 corridor through upstate new york, definitely bring the umbrella and be prepared for slow commutes. here's the rainfall forecast. some of the heaviest rain will be in the southern mountains of new hampshire and the higher terrain. providence possibly two inches. other areas that we could see some airport delays, chicago and minneapolis. this is the beginning of fall air, but it is still summer from denver to oklahoma city. dallas, 95. even into tomorrow it stays very warm in st. louis and throughout much of the south. no sign of any fall weather yet. >>> let's switch gears and go out to tinseltown. tv's biggest stars took home top honors at the 70 th annual emmy award last night. >> amazon's streaming series lived up to its name. four emmys for rachel brosnahan. the series creator won for writing and directing. >> my panic room is going to be so pretty. >> another first

you do see some low clouds up in the east bay hills, upper in albany there from berkeley.og back at the coast tonight but not a lot of it. when you get a trough like this, it breaks up the inversion. so, the inversion, all it is is a lid on the atmosphere. that allows summertime fog to form. when the lid comes off, when this guy comes in, the fog comes off. it really has a difficult time existing. in the winter months, this is rain. in the summer months, this is clear coast and cooler weather. that's what we are seeing. relatively clear coast and cooler weather. this low pressure lingers tomorrow and a little bit into wednesday, but then temperatures start to come back a few degrees. by thursday and friday, we'll see numbers back into the mid- 80s, upper 80s, even low 90s. but, just one day of big warmth and after that it cools off again. overnight lows, upper 30s and low 40s in some of the cool spots in the north bay. starting to feel fall like. and this is the forecast model. this is the fog footprint for tomorrow morning. you can see, once they put it up into her -- fai

steady to heavy rain from new york city to albany to hartford to syracuse to scranton.gland. so tuesday evening the worst of the wet weather will be here from hartford to boston. it's very typical of fall. it's good for the grass. afternoon activities could be a little difficult. >>> still ahead, the u.s. and china further escalate their ongoing trade war as new tariffs take effect. - [announcer] the typical vacuum head can struggle with large debris and stuck-on dust, so shark invented duoclean, replacing the front wall with a rotating soft brush. while deep cleaning carpets, two brush rolls pick up large particles with ease, make quick work of stuck-on dust, giving hard floors a polished look, and fearlessly devour piles. shark duoclean technology, designed to do more on carpets and floors, available in corded and cord-free vacuums, and only available from shark. >>> six weeks until this year's midterms, and democrats hold a 12-point lead. 52% of voters say they prefer democrats to be in control of congress, up two points since last month 40% said they want republican

it ran from the hudson river in albany to lake erie in buffalo.next on american history tv, how the. canal was built and how the waterway became central to early 19th century events. including the first murder of the century, the birth of and the death of the first niagara falls daredevil. st. paul's church in mount vernon new york posted this event. it is just over one hour. >> ok, good afternoon, everybody. i am david. i'm the site manager. thank you for coming out today. again, we are open every saturday here through the end of the year, 9:00 to

[ light laughter ] new york state police outside albany, yesterday, said that a three-year-old showedficer a bag of marijuana that belonged to her parents during a traffic top. so yeah, next tiy will be stopping for ice cream. [ laughter ] little narc. a man in florida has been arrested for stealing over $5 million from his job at a local credit union to produce movies. he apparently got caught after the release of his new documentary, "how i stole $5 illion from my local credit union." [ light laughter ] and finally, an interview published today by "gq" magazine, paul mccartney revealed that he and bandmate john lennon once masturbated together. but then yoko came in, and broke it up. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a fantastic show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] she's "a simple favor."m, she's one of our favorites. anna kendrick is back on the show everybody. [ cheers and applausne she isf the stars of hbo's "insecure." she is hilarious. natasha rothwell is joining tonigh [ cheers and applause ] so happy to have her here. t before we get t, you guys, i'm in my 4

we talk about the freedom summer oror the birmingham campaign, te albany campaigns, various campaigns throughout the south during the '60s, but the mugshots really allow us to know the people in the freedom rides at an individual level. i think, what i try to do in shaping the book and the information that is included in the details about each of the people i'm writing about is sort of you can see the strains of the movement and the conflicts of the movement itself, and the story the movement played out in individual peoples lives. there was a great debate in the movement in the early '60s about direct action versus lawsuits. the naacp was very pro-litigation and that yielded victories like brown v. board, but young people like ms. travis in the freedom riders, they wanted to act. it wanted to act now. they wanted freedom now. and so you can see that being played out in the interviews. at another sort of conflict was whether he believed in nonviolence as a way of life or a tactic that may work in this particular instance. and so you see people sort of struggling without themselves. ca