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. >>> meanwhile in albany, louisiana, we have the albany saints.is a youth football league, the pee wee class. this is their banquet night. their coach couldn't be e. they brought the banquet to him. >> they're quiet standing at the counter inside this restaurant. >> i love this. >> cute. yeah. >> a fewh.ac the coach shows up. one of the boys jumps on the countertop, is on highwayen to see him. >> -- so happy to see him. >> say hi, coach. >> coaches and players have a special relationship. it's sweet to see that they're like, we're not having this banquet without you. they come in for the big group hug. cuddle up. >> all right. >>> goofing off in the back yard. some kids have been doing it for years. the cam and jeff youtube channel built a race track out of trampolines. rob, chris, and jeff will take turns racing around the back yard. >> going down. he's going down. >> you're not funny! >> the rules are one of the guys gets to throw balls at the racer. if you hit them, that's plus five seconds on your time. steroids. >> that's exactly what it is.

she was recorded without her consent while taking a shower in hilton's hampton inn and suites in albanynew york, back in 2015. in a newly-filed lawsuit, the jane doe alleges she did not realize she was recorded until this september when the alleged perpetrator tried extorting her over e-mail. >> all i could think was, my life is over. if this gets out, my life is absolutely over. >> reporter: according to the complaint, he even created an e-mail address using her name and sent that shower video to her friends and family. >> it was just absolutely traumatizing because these are people i went to law school with. they're friends, they're co-workers. >> reporter: tonight, the hotel tells abc news, the safety and security of our guests is our highest priority. we will continue to work with the authorities to discover the perpetrator and see that she/he is held accountable. jane doe also alleging in that complaint that she is not the only victim. but the hilton in albany says they recently underwent a renovation and did not find any recording devices. david? >> paula, thank you. >>> when we c

teacher of social studies and latin, and i had managed to get in three years of teachers college in albany before i went into the army, but with the possibility of additional graduate work, i -- excuse me -- went back to albany, finished my ba, started some graduate work there and went to the university of chicago. planning, hoping for the possibility of college teaching, not just secondary school teaching, i was interested in two areas. one, how the european powers had ,otten themselves into the mess that in an incident in the summer of 1914 had gotten them all into a war. not so much the crisis of july 1914, but the origins. and then, when i quickly discovered that the gentleman under home i would be working on of bismarckiews which were quite disparate from mine, i decided to change centuries rather than universities and -- [laughter] dr. weinberg: started working on the background of the diplomacy of world war ii and wrote my inner they -- might in a -- wrote my ma thesis on world war ii. here we are.and you are moving into that area of research. you picked the right century for your r

teacher of social studies and latin, and i had managed to get in three years of teachers college in albany before i went into the army, but with the possibility of additional graduate work, i -- excuse me -- went back to albany, finished my ba, started some graduate work there and went to the university of chicago. planning, hoping for the possibility of college teaching, not just secondary school teaching, i was interested in two areas. one, how the european powers had ,otten themselves into the mess that in an incident in the summer of 1914 had gotten them all into a war. not so much the crisis of july 1914, but the origins. and then, when i quickly discovered that the gentleman under home i would be working on of bismarckiews which were quite disparate from mine, i decided to change centuries rather than universities and -- [laughter] dr. weinberg: started working on the background of the diplomacy of world war ii and wrote my inner they -- might in a -- wrote my ma thesis on world war ii. here we are.and you are moving into that area of research. you picked the right century for your r

just kidding. 2019 will be a fresh start for ariana as he kicks off her sweetener world tour in albanyhat garth brooks will be doing this friday. they'll be tuning in to his show on abc. only nancy was invited to join garth behind the scenes. >> you're going to be the first ever live concert at notre dame stadium. >> yeah! >> what was your reaction? >> i was just flattered. happy for country music. country music's going to be the first audience in here. >> happy birthday! >> it doesn't matter. these people don't care. ♪ thunder rolled >> the thunder did roll, but this crowd of 85,000 fans didn't seem to mind. >> this is scary. this is when i wish i would have recorded i have friends in high places. ♪ thunder rolls >> sounds fantastic. sounds like you could reach it the touch people.uilt 100 years you can get a lot of people in a small place. that always makes fun! we know he's got the performance thing down, but there's one thing the country music star was worried about, making sure things went smoothly for the folks running the stadium. for these guys it's their first first. i really

westbound 80, albany to the bay, wide open. fremont to san jose, 14.orthbound 280, highway 1 to cupertino in the green at 10 minutes. >>> in the north bay, nine bucks of chicken wings landed a driver with an expensive traffic ticket. >> an officer spotted a ford mustang with its license plate partially covered by a sticker of safeway chicken wings. he was cited for driving on a suspended license and obstructed place. his mustang was impounded. >> darned teriyaki glazed chicken. ruined everything. >>> now a band now has another distinction. ♪ >> san francisco's lesbian and gay freedom band is the city's official band. mayor london breed made that announcement yesterday. she played the french horn in the eighth grade and said it was life changing. incident was the first openly gay music organization in the world when it formed in 1978. >>> new at 5:00, the results are in, and they're not that good for muni. we will break down why it just received its lowest approval rating since 2012. >>> more tiny homes coming to the south bay. where temporary housing f

little bit cooler as you head into the hills er 49 in the res o neighb livermors gatos, pacifica, albany. clearing is taking place around santa rosa and novato. 38 and 39 there. here it is 53 clear sky from the sutro tower. roads, damp spots are left over. watch out for that early this morning. mass transit cool all day today. if you're on the fairy, take the sunglasses. you will need them this afternoon. north bay, mainly cloudy at 45. 53 at 10:00. 58 at noon. 61 with partly cloudy conditions. then we will drop into the mid-40s by 8:00. south bay, we start off at 48 with random showers up until 8:00. increasing sunshine and 60 at 2:00. 52 under the stars at 8:00 this evening. and our last stop will be san francisco, where it will take a little bit longer to shake the crowds. we will do that 10:00. partly cloudy all afternoon. mid to upper 50s. back down to 52 at 8:00. been dying to get outside? a little cabin fever because of all the rain. wait until you s cast. how is the commute going? >>> quiet so far. we are hoping we can hold on to this day. in the east bay, we probably have some d

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. >> reporter: it happened inside this albany, new york hampton inn. while taking a shower, jane doe says in a lawsuit, a hotel employee used a hidden camera to record her. she agreed to an interview without showing her face. >> just absolute horror. i started screaming, and crying, and all i could think of is my life is over if this gets out. my life is ruined. >> reporter: jane doe, who has filed a $100 million lawsuit against the hotel, hilton worldwide, and others, says she learned of the recording through an e-mail, after the video was posted on x rated websites and shared with her colleagues, the perpetrator demanded money. >> i'm so angry. >> reporter: in 2016, broadcaster erin andrews was awarded $55 million after a stalker filmed her through a peephole at a nashville hotel. >> erin andrews involved an individual targeting of a single person. this is a systemic problem where videos were taken of many people. >> reporter: in anst stunned to learn of the allegations. hilton adding, we take the safety and well-being of our guests incy seriously. t

found a way to work in the cities and go to history about why green bike taxis could be along so to albany when you should worldwide and how female comedians are breaking the glass ceiling in india one performance at a time. forced let's look at how an indigenous fishing community in mumbai you know waiting to perfect its livelihood the meteor devo once the crown jewel in mumbai storm water drainage system used to be nothing more than a sewer it's. proof the drivel has high levels of pollutants from hazardous waste but the cordy community has found a simple yet ingenious solution to help breed even thrive in mumbai. the meaty river to day for live deborah and pollutants was once crystal clear. in the river used to be very different if we flicked a few coins and we can see them clearly. until our livelihood depends on this we make our money by selling fish from the river so the pollution is a real problem. for generation. kohli and his family members of the kohli ethnic group have lived and worked on the banks of the esther e. where the meaty river flows into the arabian sea in mumbai. but

. >> reporter: it happened inside this albany new york hampton inn.e says an employee used a hiddam to an interview without showing her face. >> an absolute horror. i started screaming and crying. all i could think was my life is absolutely over. >> reporter: jane doe, who has filed a $100 million lawsuit against the hotel, hilton worldwide, and others, says she learned of the recording through an e-mail after the video was posted on x rated websites and shared with her colleagues, the perpetrator demanded money. >> i'm so angry. >> reporter: in 2016, broadcaster erin andrews was awarded $55 million after a sto stalker filmed her at a na nashville. >> this is a systemic problem where videos were taken of many people. >> reporter: in statements released to nbc news, the hampton inn says in part it was shocked and stunned to learn of the allegations. hilton adding, we take the safety and well being of our guests incredibly seriously. the hotel, working with authorities, says it's found no evidence so far, having recently undergone renovations. but jane

says she was recorded without her consent while taking a shower in hilton's hampton inn & suites in albanyack in 2015. in a newly filed lawsuit, the jane doe alleges she did not realize she was recorded until this september when the alleged perpetrator tried extorting her over email. >> all i could think was my life is over. you know, if this gets out, my life is absolutely over. >> reporter: according to the complaint, he even created an email address using her name and sent that shower video to her friends and family. >> it was just absolutely traumatizing because these were people i went to law school with. they're friends. they're co-workers. >> reporter: the hotel tells abc news the safety and security of our guests is our highest priority. we will continue to work with the authorities to discover the perpetrator and see that she/he is held accountable. jane doe also alleging in this complaint she is not the only vialim, bubanyaythey reny underwent a renovation, and they did not find any recording devices. paula faris, abc news, new york. >>> police in baltimore are searching for susp

roger: so i grew up in albany, new york. i had a wonderful childhood.ad health problems as a kid. i developed a condition at age two. at 10, i had a traumatic injury that required life-saving surgery. it was one of those experiences you come through and it forms your personality in an interesting way. emily: how did this impact you as a child? roger: i became more introverted and essentially, i got used to having to go my own way because the digestive disorder i had from age two, meant i could not eat anything that had any grain in it. you grew up without birthday cakes, cookies, bread, and cereal. you have to develop tremendous self-control. you are going -- you are going to become an investor, what are some traits that are really useful? emily: did you want to become an investor? roger: i knew nothing about it. when i look back, the experiences of zero to 10 had a huge influence. it was that willingness to do it my own way. to be different from everybody else. from zero to 10, i was always different from all of my classmates. emily: you went to yale.

national deputy advisor and ambassador to iraq and ambassador to turkey and united states ambassador to albany. he was the highest rank. was a969 until 1976, he u.s. army if a tree officer in germany and vietnam. thank you very much to everybody for being here and ambassador jeffrey for joining us today. [applause] ambassador jeffrey: thank you for inviting me here. i am going to take a step back before i talk about syria. , six yearsyou know until august, i was in the think tank world down the street. of being inenefits a think tank is you get to think about the larger issue of foreign policy and abroad, secretarial analysis. and, so, having been bitten by that bug, not to expose if you're in the foreign service, i tried to follow up on my interest even in my current job which is all time-consuming. i read an article the other day, in "the new york times" about on america is divided several schools of thought on for policy, whether it should be isolationist, neo-isolationist or definitions of diplomacy realist or idealist, internationalist kind of blame america. there are various you can use.

accident cleared wb 80 at university sluggish from albany warriors are moving on..azers tonight.. that embarassing loss to the lakers christmas day is "in the past like a ponytail." remember klay coined that after the kay and dray drama.. if you like klay's wisdom and steph curry's look, you can find it online for 25 bucks. a reasonable price for a national treasure (says so right there). everybody wants to put that christmas day game in the past.. even lebron.. he'd like to move on from the groin injury.. they're calling it a slight strain.. he will miss the lakers-kings game tonight and probably at least a few more games. warrior turned laker: javale mgee missed the christmas game with pneumonia.. so he couldn't get his championship ring. they say he'll pick it up when the lakers come to oakland on february 2nd. a high school referee in new jersey is under fire for forcing a wrestler to cut his dreadlocks moments before his match. andrew johnson's hair was pulled back and tucked under a cover as the rules require.. but the ref said that wasn't sufficient and said

stewart, who had issued proclamations in albany, drafted lincoln's proclamation. there is no official record of a meeting the twin lincoln and hale, but indications that one may have taken place. her biographer reports that her grandson told her, i remember her telling me she had visited president lincoln and found him a very kindly and interesting gentleman. hale might easily have secured an interview with the president in her capacity for editor of the nations most popular magazine. but in addition to seward, she had another personal connection she might have used to obtain an interview. major general david hunter, who is close to lincoln, was the brother of the husband of mrs. hale's daughter. a word from him could have opened doors at the white house. in 1864, lincoln issued another thanksgiving proclamation, again naming the last thursday of november as the date of the national holiday. as in 1863, the proclamation was encouraged by hale, who wrote to seward asking him to get the president to name the day as soon as possible so that americans across the land

she was recorded without her consent while taking a shower in hilton's hampton inn and suites in albanynewly-filed lawsuit the jane doe alleges she did not realize she was recorded until this september when the alleged perpetrator tried extorting her over e-mail. >> all i could think was my life is over. if this gets out, my life is absolutely over. >> reporter: according to the complaint, he even created an e-mail address using her name and sent that shower video to her friends and family. >> it was just absolutely traumatizing because these are people i went to law school with. they're friends. they're co-workers. >> reporter: the hotel tells abc news "the safety and security of our guests is our highest priority. we will continue to work with the authorities to discover the perpetrator and see that she/he is held accountable." >> jane doe also alleging in this complaint she is not the only victim, but this hilton in albany says they recently underwent a renovation and did not find any recording devices. paula faris, abc news, new york. >> that's scary. one more thing to check, huh. >

democrats that are raising their heads in the southern district of new york, whether it's manhattan or albany two years in the times i have talked with him, not one ounce of anything but absolute energy and strength to repel these -- i'm going to call them what they are, dishonest fools going after him. >> that's right, lou. i had the opportunity to be with him yesterday. he told me specifically to give his best to the great lou dobbs. he loves this program as we all do. but i heard -- and we have heard those reports. i heard them that the president was isolated and depressed and fearful of impeachment. when i was with him yesterday he was nothing of those things. he was upbeat and positive. but he was adamant that he had done nothing that rises to the level of an impeachable offense. he understands what's going on here. the democrats are trying to undo the 2016 election. they couldn't win at the ballot box so they are engage in a program of impeachment while in office or harassment while in office. lou: i believe what will be revealed here is the depth of corruption that exists within our go

vacaville, fairfield, point richmond, albany. at lunch time the san francisco daytime high as 58.ow 60s. it will be a really nice day. just not as nice as you might think with as much sunshine as we will have. it will not be that warm. it will be mild. high pressure, dry on wednesday. then here comes friday. that changes the whole deal. your is the model, 7 am tomorrow, tomorrow night, thursday morning, thursday night and here comes friday. friday morning, right there. you can see it. and it kind of pops through here, pretty light. definitely a chance of a few sprinkles. light at best. the five-day forecast highlight sunday which looks like the real deal. we will see backyard 11:00 and update the forecast. >>> coming up on the 11:00 news, the rally to savethe apartments ithe heart ofey we will update you on the vote to replace the complex with market rate townhomes. back mark will have candid comments regarding the warriors, coming up in sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... o

[laughter] >> i see the politics in albany and i ask, what is the problem? you know, it is never simple. afghanistan has been at war for 30 years and they were already a complex tribal place to begin with. there are a few things also. the first is afghanistan is not the same place it was. the number of females in school now for almost a generation, 17 years and number of young afghans in school has changed complexion of the country. the reality is, my generation, our generation will have to get off the stage. because we are scar tissue and we are in the way in afghanistan. therefore .4 million afghans, it is pretty impressive considering the situation. there is still corruption and challenges. but i believe that there is a way. i don't believe thousands of american troops and american dollars is right. but there is a way. look at what happened after world war ii, what we did in japan, what we did in europe. those are very painful, expensive and whatnot. ... the world is connected now. the idea of building borders and living in the u.s. is not the way the wor

the foundry is in albany. cars are being built from cambridge to albany and beyond to rochester, which is an historic area of great strength in optics. there's a story that's been floating around recently about a audent, for example, went to community college in central massachusetts, his name is sean, he got a two-year degree in electrical engineering technology. internship to work at m.i.t. lincoln labs, spent a summer working there with the people who are just starting in this area. he is now continuing to work and study for a four year degree at university of massachusetts at lowell. this is really fascinating from several ways. first of all, we have a deep industry involvement, looking at the roadmap and trying to figure out where the jobs are going to be needed as this industry emerges. this is a very detailed roadmap. what kind of products they will need, when, who is going to do which parts of it. we are trying to get them to think about what the new jobs are. some of those jobs are designed jobs, new

the big problem spot westbound 80 east of albany.very congested as you drive through berkeley into emeryville. also stalled vehicle in emeryville as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza very slow going this morning. your drive there, once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, pretty open. looks like it usually does on a sunday morning. so the payoff once you get through that congestion is getting through to this nice, clear picture here. 8:46, steve, i'm wondering if that rain we are getting this week and will mean snow in the sierra? >> yes. >> asking for a friend. >> yes, well. what is going on at the bay bridge toll plaza?  where is everybody at? >> i think they are stuck. >> there you go. >> is in the unusual? >> very for friday. cloudy and wind is the big story for many maybe not for all the santa cruz mounds to parts of lake county, blowing and strong in saratoga, so windy. south wind also producing really mild temps look at santa cruz 59. 59 campbell. saratoga speaking

slow from albany to the maze right through berkeley. 880, fremont to san jose looking great. >>> thearch continues for shalom mendoza, the prisoner who escaped from san quentin wednesday night. >> police believe he walked away from a work detail and is expected of carjacking a woman at a shopping center one mile away. the woman is sharing her terrifying ordeal. amy hollyfield is live with the only interview you will see only on 7. amy >> reporter: the woman who was carjacked said she is certain incident was the man who escaped from san quentin prison wednesday night. we have surveillance video of that carjacking. it happened in the home depot parking lot. you can see a man walk up to her and he told her he had a gun under his shirt and he was going to kill her. he demanded her keys and that she not call police. she tells us she was scared to death. but she did manage to ask him if she could have one thing out of the car. >> i was scared to death. that was the first time ever in my life. he jumped to the car. i said i want to take my dog now, please. and then he just left. okay. >> ok

westbound 80, albany to the maze, 5 minutes. fremont to san jose, 15. 101 to cupertino, it's foggy.the green at 11 minutes. >>> okay. how does this sound. a $10 toll to cross the gate bridge? bridge district officials will meet today to make the first steps towards that hefty toll. >> amy hollyfield live at the bridge to break this all down for us. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie. yeah, this is already the most expensive bridge to cross in the bay area. now they are talking about it costing even more to get it across the span. if you have a fast track pass right now, you are paying -- looking at raising it up to $8.75. those who pay by invoice, that could go up to $9.80. this would be a gradual increase the next five years. the financial committee will discuss this possibility today. officials say they need the money to pay for ferries and buses, which help be keep cars off highway 101 during the commute. they need more money to maintain the bridge. it is facing a $75 million deficit. tolls are about to go up $1 on all the other bay area bridges. that will be next month. golden gat

i see the politics in albany and ask what is the problem? it is never simple. afghanistan has been at war for 30 years and they were a compex tribal place to begin with. there are a few things to offer. first is afghanistan is not the same place it was on 9/11. the number of females who have been in school almost a generation, 17 years and the number of young afghans in school has changed the complexion of the country. the reality is my generation, our generation has to get off the stage because we are in the way of afghanistan. 4.4 million afghans, which is impressive considering the situation. there's corruption and challenges. but i believe there's a way in. i think a partnership with the afghan people is important. after world war ii, what we did in japan and europe, those are painful and expensive and whatnot. by making a commitment over time it pays off in the long term. i would argue we must be open eyed and realistic about afghanistan. i'm not a proponent of walking away. it sends a message not only to the afghans but the world and -- hopefully the worl

this particular hilton hotel in albany says they recently went through a complete renovation.evices. a spokesperson for hilton hotels says they were alerted to this story yesterday through our reporting. they told us they take the well-being of all of their guests very seriously. they're committed to supporting the independent ownership and management of the property as they investigate, respond and cooperate with any law enforcement investigations. >> okay, so, people watching this morning and wanting to know is there something that they can do to make sure this doesn't happen to them. >> we can't live in fear but when you enter the hotel room do a quick sweep. look for things that have been tampered with and think about where you would hide something and go with your gut. you can buy an rf detector. it looks like a walkie-talkie. it detects any wi-fi signals and if you look through the view finder and turn the light on it will detect any camera lenses that might be in the room. you want to try it. take a look through it. you can look at our camera right there. you see our ca

wasescape to campobello away for them to get away from the pressures of albany or washington, d.c. you talk about this second volume, this is the arrival of fdr after the first 100 days when he sales up the coast. this is an interesting exchange. ship about their relation and how they found parallel lives to be effective. there is his court -- these are missy luhansk movies?-- lohan's she really welcomes her as the junior wife. really close and they treat her with great respect gets sick, itan is eleanor roosevelt who goes to visit her. she is a welcome presence. there is his court in the white house. hers is on one floor, anyway, they are all there. eleanor roosevelt has a four earl miller. we were talking about competition a bit. eleanor roosevelt did not like boats. she preferred to fly and she preferred horses and trains. interesting. she is not with him very often. this is an amazing -- steve and his girlfriend. is that missy there? it is hard for us to understand today. eleanor was a global figure of extraordinary popularity and celebrity. you see her there with shirley templ

recorded without her consent while taking a shower in hilton's hampton inn and suites in downtown albany15. in a newly filed lawsuit the jane doe alleges she didn't realize she was recorded until this september when she says she received an e-mail with a link to the video. the message reading, this is you, right? >> all i could think was my life is over. if this gets out, my life is absolutely over. >> reporter: according to the complaint the next day, the extorter threatened to post videos of her on other sites unless she sent a new private video in exchange. you have until midnight to send me something good or i will post videos, your name, your info everywhere, then i send to people you know. you can enjoy being famous. she alleges when she didn't respond over the next couple weeks, the extorter posted the video on more sites and then created an e-mail address and uses her name and e-mailed the video to friends, colleagues along with this message saying, dear friends, i'm trying to recruit some friends to help out a friend's art project. it's a little daring. >> it's traumatizing. the

san pablo, richmond, albany, berkeley, a moderate shower. a quick one.y stretching from san francisco down to redwood city. the key is it's light. it's going to have a higher impact. we're in the middle of the morning commute. 101 and 880, it is a little bit dryer. right now, the rain is confined mainly to the morning commute. clearing tonight. once that happens, that's when the fog forms. look for more of that during tomorrow's morning commute. that will be the challenge. weak storms for friday and sunday for now. temperature, 56 to 59. very narrow range because of the cloud cover. without the cloud cover, the range widens tonight. a lot of 30s in the north bay. mid to upper 30s. upper 30s in the east bay, morgan hill. low to mid-40s elsewhere. even san francisco and out towards the coast. here we are at 7:00. let's go all the way up until noon. it just fades away. the green goes away. that's the light rain. if we see a little sunshine, the best chance across the north bay. clouds open up just before 5:00 and the sun is setting. it is going to be signif

the escape to campobello was a way for them to get away from the pressures of albany or washington, d.c. you talk about this second volume, this is the arrival of fdr after the first 100 days when he sails up the coast. this is an interesting exchange. talk about their relationship and how they found parallel lives to be effective. blanche: they are is his court. so after lucy mercer, there is -- missy lehand's. she really welcomes her as the junior wife. they are really close and they treat her with great respect . leha lehand gets six, is eleanor roosevelt who goes to visit her. she is a welcome presence. so there is his court in the white house. and then there is harcourt, and floor,ehand was on one hick. they were all there. and then, eleanor roosevelt had space for earl miller. we were talking about competition a bit. eleanor roosevelt really did not like boats. she preferred to fly and she preferred horses and trains. which is sort of interesting. she is not with him very often. this is an amazing -- who is that? fall: that is steve and his girlfriend. blanche: is that missy there

albany, 50. fog-free commute as you head west and east across the san mateo bridge this morning. good. mass transit good. ferry, good. let's talk about neighborhood temperatures. 12-hour planner 39 degrees. 48 at 10:00. low 60s this afteroon. back down to 46 by 8:00. cools quickly tone. east bay valleys, same thing. mid to upper 50s this afternoon. quickly dropping to 46 by 8:00. our last stop will be san francisco. 46 this morning. 55 by noon. upper 50s to near 60 this afternoon. down to 53 at 8:00. our run of warm sunny days just about over. i'll have a look at our storms coming up next. i want to bring in alexis. you have had really good news. >> i know. i'm hoping we can hold onto it. it feels too good to be true. quiet conditions so far this morning. yeah, we'll take it for now. want to head out to the central valley. we are seeing red today. westbound 205, 9 tphrp. 16 millions on the westbound side. they should be out working until 11:00 this morning. you're averaging 10 miles per hour. that is a headache doing a counter commute. mass transit, so far so good. 45 trains in s

are world with multiple spider people will hear what the latest spider—man in albany releases in thefilmed having what she described as a robust conversation with john she described as a robust conversation withjohn clyde younger as she was told there'd be no renegotiation of the negotiation deal, she told a press conference and will be possible to get assurances and to brett to —— back or deal. i have held a series of discussions with fellow leaders on the brexit deal, i was crystal clear about the assurances need on the back stop having read the views of mps in the house of commons. i reiterated, that it is in the interest of the eu as well as the uk to get this over the line. a disorderly brexit would be good for no one. at 27 level, the eu have published a series of the conclusions. the eu made clear, that it's their firm determination to work speedily on a future relationship or alternative arrangements which ensure no hard border by the 31st of december 2020 so that the backstop will not need to be triggered. if it is ever triggered, it would apply only temporarily and the eu w

there was a recent lieutenant connor, recent medal of honor awardee out of albany, kentucky, was a friendmy grandfather's and they used to get together. his family said the same thing, that he never -- he never talked about what he did in the war. >> his final ten years, what were they like? >> he was bedridden, but he took it -- he took it in stride. he had hundreds and hundreds of visitors during that time. people would stop and knock on the door. my grandmother would invite them in. many, many visitors came in. and i can't tell you how many people would come and see him both at home and in the hospital that would leave and turn to you and say, you know, i came to cheer your grandfather up, but actually he's cheered me up. he stayed up on current events. he watched the news programs and stayed up. and when people came, he wanted to talk to them about what was going on, what was going on with america, what was going on in the united states. >> you were 17 years old when he passed away. if you could ask him one question today, what would it be? >> i would probably ask him more about the e

the "albany argus" exclaimed that up until then, nobody of citizen had been allowed to assemble there for purposes of diversion. even white bath school children denied. a pennsylvania newspaper protested that within and around washington, "are thousands of wounded and languishing white men whose parched lips -- speaking of which -- [laughter] dr. burlingame: and fevered brows have not the rich, cold lemonade, nor the balmy, cool shade they are afforded to that motley crowd of reveling niggers. a month later, the washington'st of third colored baptist sabbath yetol sought permission for another fund-raising event to be held on the executive mansion grounds. it was described as a theonstration of appreciation of the colored people of the much desired and highly appreciated privileges they are permitted to enjoy since the freeing of the slaves and the abolition of the black laws of the district of columbia." lincoln approved the request, and over 400 african-americans attended the celebration, during which the organizer of that affair "thanked the president for granting the use of the gr

a film critic for vox who has been watching a number of these cases, and joins me via skype from albany york. >> schifrin: thank you very much for joining us on the newshour. i will be honest, i am a little baffled when i watch this video. what was your response to it? >> i was also baffled, i couldn't figure out what he was tryingo, why he was doing it, as frank underwood notorious lying and murdering character or what the purpose wes at all. >> schifrin: dave any idea whether this is some kind of comeback? >> well,t is hard to say, what we do know is that netflix, which carried "house of cards" declined to comment and made it clear ny times that they don't want to work with him again, "house of cards" is not coming back. but what he could be trying to do isveyance certain number of his fans that he is trying to ste a comeback anyhow, that they shouldn't judge him based on these allegations or other accu coming forward over the past year, and that they should do this beause of the kind of character that he has played in the past. >> schifrin: could that kind of mes rge beeceived well b

even though she founded the school in troy, new york, near albany, called the emma willard school, still exists, what she became known for was her textbook. her history of the u.s., reprinted 53 times. translated into german and spanish. she was so well-known when she died in 1870, her death was reported. there were obituaries in many different cities. everybody knew emma willard. she wrote a plan for female education which he presented to the new york state legislature. that is what is galvanized and led to the school she founded in troy. she sent that plan all over. in bogota, colombia, they founded a seminary called the seminary school. she was internationally famous, too. i have been to the emma willard school because i want there to read her papers and letters. when you walk into the library at the school, this is a single copy of all the different editions of the book she wrote. what is her argument for female education? i want to lay out the argument and then show how it relates to concerns. the argument was a would not only make the nation great, it would make the nation last. sh

ben franklin, remember tries to get the colonial leadership together in albany in 1754 to work out not just the common approach to the indian problem, but even a colonial government where they had one governor appointed for the whole of the colonies, one assembly for the whole of the colonies, nothing comes of it. but just the fact that it could be thought of and that some of the colonial legals would come in talk about it and think it's a good idea is something brand- new. so you have got these long-term developments, growing population, growing political competence, a growing economy, that while they don't make people want to be independent, does mean that if independent should unfortunately come we probably can handle it. and then you have got this since that hey, wait a minute, we are no longer the backward provincials in this empire looking with envy at the great metropolis across the seas. we are not even just the equal, but perhaps superior in some ways to those poor folks, because here, we are more religious, more devout. here, freedom is safer because we have a huge group of m