contest for snow and albany new york and july. you may not find snow in albany new york. but that does not mean that it does not snow in albany new york and he sent out monitors when wrong and you may not intact burning trash the monitors are too far away from them burning you may not attack a part of it you don't put in a monitor until after the burning stuff you may not detect burning any common sense tells you there was a lot of bad there. is no. can you say. there's a. do no need to be there. to do. it . all around the globe there's a job. in the polls or not true. the world's finest people building a leg. well the company. the waste management responsibilities were part of a contract that was held by kellogg brown and root which was a subsidiary of halliburton the company once run by dick cheney vice president dick cheney during the bush years the story about how how byrd and then k.b.r. got these no bid contracts really has not come to light enough i know from some depositions testimony and some of the with occasional bald in the recontract was allegedly negotiated o

test for snow and albany new york and july. you may not. fine snow in albany new york. but that does not mean that it does not snow in albany new york. monitors when. you may not burning the monitors or too far away from the burning you may not attack a part of. it in the monitor until after the burning stops you may not detect. any common sense tells you. they're. all around the globe. the world building. the company. the waste management responsibilities were part of a contract that was held by kellogg brown and root which was a subsidiary of halliburton the company once run by dick cheney vice president dick cheney during the bush years the story about how. your got these no bid contracts really has not come to light. i know from some depositions testimony and some of the with occasional be involved in the recontract was allegedly negotiated over a couple hours over the phone for a multibillion dollar contract work k.b.r. was the only company that was allowed to actually get it. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected.

from albany, new york, a part-time sportscaster. this game would not even air on tv. it was to be broadcast online. now they have this pr nightmare at espn. in the newsroom, i'm sam sweeney. back to you upstairs. melanie: a video posted by the nypd sergeant's union is under attack after it claims officers suffer from what it calls "blue racism." the officers are victims of violence in luther king jr.'s "i have a dream" speech. many took the social media saying "being a cop is not a race, it's a choice." the union is standing by the video. the admiral in charge of the navy costs seventh fleet -- navy's seventh fleet based in japan has been removed from duty due to loss of confidence in his ability to command. four navy warships have crashed in the past months. diapers continued for more remains of sailors aboard that -- divers continue to serve more remains of sailors aboard that ship. a look at the damage and the death toll, coming up next. the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. this one of the treasury secretary's wife is getting a lot of nasty ones. w

albany, new york, line for republicans, go ahead. caller: hello, sir. calling is hy i'm and i've been hearing what is going on in charlottesville, thought it was disgusting. i think that the president's weak, i thinkt was two days too long, too late. know, i just can't people can't see, toother words, pay attention what is going on. don't just be a person who is there and watch. participate. write. demonstrate. get involved, talk to the white house, talk to congress. i called speaker paul ryan's office and i told him what i saw and what i was watching on t.v. while that car, when it lived tape, i was watching when that went on. host: are you a republican who upported president trump or candidate trump at one point? caller: to be honest with you, no, i didn't. be honest with you, no, i didn't. here is the situation i want to sir, if you know about this at all. call tempting to try to governor terry mccall and ask him. hen they committed that violence, okay, did they succeed, suspend their right, called to r teclarnational emergency, could he say because

new york. abc's rob marciano is tracking across the east. albany, new york, the capital district going to hit hard this afternoon. watches up for the high plains and more rain coming for oklahoma. flood watches between oklahoma city and dallas. a cluster of storms drop south and east tonight and tomorrow. >> thank you, rob. >>> still, a lot to get ahead on "world news tonight" on this busy saturday. >>> life and death moments caught on an officer's bodycam. when an alleged drunk driver comes right at an officer. >>> armed and dangerous, escaped prisoners on the loose. >>> and we go back to charlottesville, that deadly incident at the white nationalists rally. the latest from the scene is coming up. if you have fleas.eas, use advantage® ii monthly on your cat to prevent and treat flea infestations. advantage® ii. fight the misery of infesting fleas. depend real fit briefs feature breathable, cotton-like fabric. in situations like this, there's no time for distractions. it's not enough to think i'm rea

it happened during a minor league game last night near albany new york stated -- in new york state and left fielder tracked the flyball into the stands, was able to keep his eye on it and the glove opened, leaps over that wall, and came out with a baseball. i could watch it over and over again. talk about taking one for the team. really impressive. way to go. >>> kids and pets, we are talking about the link between your little ones, their furry you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >>> having a pet does not improve the mental or physical health of children. that's according to a new study from the rand corporation. researchers looked at thousands of households with and without pets and they found that children from pet-owning families did have better overall health, but after considering 100 other variables like income, housing type, and language skills, those health advantages disappeared. experts say future research could look at the longer-term effects of

so if you have friday afternoon plans at the airport from d.c., philadelphia, to new york, all the way up to albanyw york. there's a possibility of definitely delays on the roads and especially at the airports. that's a soaking rain friday afternoon with some of those thunderstorms. by the time we get to the weekend forecast, though, it will clear out and leave everyone pretty nice. i also want to mention, we still have hurricane gert out there off the east coast safely moving away. but there are really dangerous rip current threats from the beaches of new england down to north carolina. it's sunny and pretty nice. it's confusing. it's warm and beautiful. the waves and rip currents are dangerous. keep that in mind for any beach plans in the southeast. down along the gulf coast. it's a typical storm. heat index, 100, to 110. that's from saers of south carolina to georgia. and very typical heat in areas of texas. that doesn't change tomorrow with 100 in san antonio. the tropics also. i didn't mention anything heading to the u.s. because nothing is at least for the next week. do expect maybe two, mayb

country, including the capitols in richmond, virginia, austin, texas, sacramento, california and albany, new york's part of a special weeknight edition of american history tv starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, the 1947 u.s. war department film "don't be a sucker" about hate filled speech. >> i'm just an average american and i'm an american american. and some of the things i see in this country of ours make my blood boil. i see people with foreign accents making all of the money. i see anegros holding jobs. >> on american artifacts, we'll tour the presidential vehicles collection in deer born, michigan. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern within herbert hoover scholar george nash talks about the relationship between the 31st president and calvin coolidge. >> just four days before the election, coolidge finally gave hoover a public endorsement in a prearranged telegram that evoked sensational newspaper headlines. hover he declared showed his fitness to be president. said he was able, expe

new york state capitol. here atop the state street hill in albany, this amazing building has served as the center for new york state's government since the mid 19th century. the capitol took 3 2 years to build, starting in 1867, and it was deemed completed in 1899 by governor theodore roosevelt. construction materials such as granite and marble came from all over the country and all over the world. five architects worked on this building. the building reflects those different architectural styles. we're standing on the eastern approach to the capitol. this stairway contains 77 steps. and we're told that the 77 was chosen to commemorate the year 1777, which was when new york officially became a state. the stairway is also important in the history of this building because it's said governor theodore roosevelt used to run up these steps. and he would challenge reporters that if they could keep up with him, he would grant them an exclusive interview. at the very top you can see carvings of henry hudson and joseph grant. now, it's logical that henry hudson might appear on the new york state capitol since it was he

country including the capitols in richmond, virginia, austin, texas, sacramento, california and albany new york. it's part of a special weeknight edition of "american history tv" starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. saturday, at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1947 u.s. war department film, don't be a sucker about hate-filled speech. >> i'm just an average american, and i'm an american, american and some of the things i see in this country of ours make my blood boil. >> i see people with foreign accents making all of the money. i see negros holding jobs that belong to me and you, i ask you, if we allow this thing to go on what's going to become of us real americans. >> on "american artifacts," we'll tour the presidential vehicles collection at the henry ford museum in deerborne, michigan. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, herbert hoover scholar george nash talks about the relationship between the 31st president and calvin coolidge. >> just four days before the election, coolidge, ever the party regular, f

including the capitols in richmond, virginia, austin, texas, sacramento, california, and albany, new york. starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> coming up this weekend on american historyative on c-span 3, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, the u.s. war department film, don't be a sucker, a hate filled speech. >> i'm just an american. and of the things i've seen in this country make my blood poly. i've seen people with foreign accents making all the money. i've seen negroes holding jobs that belong to me and you. and i you if we let this go on, what's going to become of us real americans? >> and on sunday touring the presidential reel collection. and then at 8:00 p.m. eastern george nash talks about the 31st president and calvage coolidge. >> just four days before the election coolidge gave hoover -- hoover, he declared had shown his fitness to be prez dent. hoover said coolidge was trustworthy and safe. >>> sunday night on q and a, the lives of winston churchhill and orwell. >> churhill and orwell never met. interestingly orwell, a real leffest all his life, ad

caller: near albany, district of new york state. host: thanks for the call, we appreciate it. to mary joining from good morning, democrat's line. caller: i was just calling about hypocrisy of the americans at this time. office, they in were not going to kick the can down the road. saying, people are now well, we've got to pay our bills. that is what we were trying to democrats were trying to do. it aggravates me and as far as man that says that trump was the only one working in ashington, i have to disagree, i think he's not working in washington, he's not there. mueller is the only man working in washington. the president has not been here? caller: right. host: we should be fair on that point, they were renovating the house, he was asked to leave for 2-1/2 weeks so they ould conduct some work, including installing a new heating and air conditioning system. and the other 53 days? host: okay, fair point. mary, thanks for the call. to raising debt ceiling with the right bill. miller, the s.a. president wants congress to send a clean bill to raise the ceiling.t's adopting long-ti

new york state capitol. here atop the state street hill in albany, this amazing building has served as the center for new york state's government since the mid 1

it's logical henry hudson might appear on a new york state capital since he came to albany, discovered albany. joseph brant, we're not sure why he's there. a native american who fought against the americans during the revolutionary war but you can see it's a marvel of stone carving and we'll talk more about that when we go inside. we're standing in the hall of governors. this is a very historic place. there are portraits of 51 of new york's 56 governors hanging here outside of the executive chamber. the tradition of gubernatorial portraits began in 1813 when the state legislator commissioned a portrait of george clinton who was new york state's first governor. since then it's proceeded whereby families and friends of the governors pay for a commission. as you walk along you can see nelson rockefeller, william seward on the wall behind me of the door who was abraham lincoln's secretary of state during the civil war. grover cleveland who went on theodore roosevelt who went on to become president. to become president. i think that certainly franklin delano roosevelt had an incredible impa

there's nothing they can do in texas that we can't do up in albany, new york that's my hometown. o work on is all levels of government cooperating. liz: we have not had a new airport since 1995. that 95-year-old bridge, the ambassador bridge that connects detroit to canada. that's the number one export line. stuart: crumbling. they'll take you to court and when they lose in court, they'll appeal, and they'll appeal and appeal and appeal. liz: the president is talking about infrastructure; right? there's gridlock in dc, gridlock in the media about policy discussions, and literal gridlock going on across the country. americans are done with it. stuart: one last point. to my right, not politically but to my right geographically is judge napolitano who is steamed and wants to get into the debate. >> why are you so brutal on him. stuart: why? >> yeah. he's coming here preaching your recipe. it's your own personal bitterness. i'll tell you what i think the problem is. too much discretion. and the government needs to narrow that discretion. president trump has tried to do that with execu

. >> there's new study out that finds the quickest way to cut back on calories to do your weekly food shopping online. now here's why. researchers at the university of albany in new yorkose impulse junk food purchases. >> makes sense. >> and it makes you stick to your diet instead. based on their findings they believe that the home delivery services one day could be used as a dietary under vince. it does make sense because when you're clicking the boxes what you want. >> tollly makes sense. >> you won't be i'll have six bags of chips an few candy bars in the aisle. >> you know what somebody said awhile back on the show i never forgot, shop the perimeter of the grocery store. >> that's where all the good is the middle get some of the canned stuff. >> little more processed in the middle. >>> if you want to give your brain a big boost and who doesn't, right you might want to try yoga. according to new study out brazil researchers looked at brain scans from nearly 50 women they found those who practice yoga regular hal greater protection around the areas of the brain involved in memory and attention. somebody sign me up. >> there you go. definitely helps. >>> speaking of

new york state capital. here atop the state street hill in albany, this amazing building served for the government since the mid-19th century. the capital took 32 years to build starting in 1867 and it was deemed completed in 1899 by governor theodore roosevelt. consti

through here, we have the canadian high pressure system down into the 40s across upstate new york, buffalo, syracuse, albany, 44 and 48 degrees, chilly stuff up there. clouds could sneak in this afternoon, generally speaking we're looking at mostly sunny skies, jersey shore, wall-to-wall blue skies temperatures holding steady in the mid 70s. forecast looks like, allentown, 78 degrees later on. philadelphia, 79. wilmington, millville, same number, dover, 78. shorepoints mid 70s nice comfortable sea breeze kicking in later on, mostly sunny, pleasant, trenton, 78 degrees. the latest on tropical storm harvey, heavy rains batter southeastern texas there's the center of circulation there. the storm is becoming very disorganized now, which is expected. once the storms make landfall they lose the energy off the water. it is becoming disorganized, with that said we're seeing rain falling from houston, northward into lake charles, louisiana, unfortunately we're looking at the spaghetti plots, the lines are getting closer to together, but the problem is this takes us through friday, the storm is sitting over southeast

albany as in like the bohamas. i was like wait, in new york.was arrested on suspicion of dui back in may, and trying to get back there right now. >> wow. >> lobsters. >> i'm glad you cleared up that whole new york. >> really confusing. >> yes, appreciate it. >> that will do it for us here in the studio, more summer fest funnies here for you but first fun facts, beach tags for both avalon and stone harbor are receptacle. they can be used interchange ably on beaches in both towns, just so you know, talk about teamwork. >>> speaking of the beach a live look at 80th street where we have lots of fun planned when we come right back, stay with us everyone. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreemen

that's why i'm calling on albany to pass a millionaires' tax to support the mta. gerri: that was new york mayor bill deblasio announce his plan to tax the wealthiest people in new york city to pay for the subway city. the tax will be used to help fund discounted rides for lower-income citizens. i listen to that and he says it's an issue of fairness. is it? >> it's an issue of incompetence. he increased spending 22%. he increased the property tax levy 28%. we have no money for transit? he has been adding tens of thousands of people to the city payroll. the governor needs to kick in some money. the bottom line is this is about mismanagement from the city, from our manager, the mayor, who doesn't seem to understand what priorities are. gerri: he wants to raise the income tax on those earning $500 million or a million for a couple. it doesn't sounds like a lot. but when you are paying 50% in thanks which is what people at those income levels pay in tax. it's onerous. you see this all the time. in connecticut they tried to go after the very wealthy, and the very wealthy have left. hedge fund m

today still and in 1928, he was convinced to run for the governor of new york and he won by a whisker and we spent four years there and albany in the governor's mansion where i lived with a roosevelt and we began the practice which continues to this day of myself being the backup was this to mrs. roosevelt so she could continue to be his eyes and ea ears. [laughter] we went to the white house taking this up in 1933. some dreadful things have happened before then, the most serious of which was the banking crisis all over the country they were failing and taking the life savings of america. mr. roosevelt and his advisers were going to try to use an old world war ii piece of banking legislation to close down the banks temporarily and reorganized them and it would require an opinion for the new attorney general. unfortunately, the man that he decided to appoint was coming to the inauguration to be sworn in and he just married a few days before. he was in his mid-70s and he had married a much younger woman, very attractive widow from cuba and he died on the train. [laughter] they said it was his heart. but after all that, no one

in new york they were split into three separate groups. they didn't even have a lobbyist in albany. a group provided clout is what i call mainstream reformers. these were people -- i use the word mainstream reformers, but they're actually an elite. they're elite and primarily in new york city and primarily concerned with things like cleaning up government, cleaning up tamany hall, cleaning up the slums, e the conditions of the people living in the slums and conditions of employment, and what i found after reading their statements was that they weren't concerned about the two extremes that were kind of posing or being created in american government. and this fits again with your position, victoria. they were worried that extreme on what would be called the right and extreme on the left would actually cause turmoil that would break down american government, that the only way to solve the problems of american government was to find some middle reform, some middle reform. i appreciate very much randy mentioning my book. and along with david bernstein's book which i think is a very good b

new york city up through albany down through the shore, the jersey shore, southern, you could see moref these storms. i'll have a whole lot more coming up in just a couple of moments. david? >> we can hear the rumbling outside the window. thank you. we'll see you shortly. >>> overnight the president holding a rally in west virginia attacking the russia investigation as we now learn special counsel robert mueller is now working with the grand jury on this. the president also facing more leaks from the white house in washington. "the washington post" publishing transcripts of his actual calls with world leaders. attorney general jeff sessions will speak later this morning about a crackdown now on the leakers. and this afternoon trump will start his first vacation since taking office. he'll spend it at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. first though we want to get to new details about the russia investigation, this grand jury and our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega back with us from the white house. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: a lot of news to get to here, davi

. >> well, i will say living in new york state where a lot of laws and rules are set in albany it is ut i know in eerie county where i am part of buffalo buffalo eerie county western new york we do everything we can to encourage the growth of business. and we have thousands of manufacturers here that put out world class products all the time. so it is something that this is something to benefit them and benefit everyone, and i will tell you, i work with chamber of commerce, they all stress buy local help local community and, of course, since january 20 what president trump -- there is there has not been a greater cheerleader for made in america, in my lifetime. so it is something we want to give local manufacturers an opportunity to -- you know to sell more of their products, to a place like eerie county. >> that is a wonderful goal, and i agree with all the sentiments that we want to see more products made here and bought here, the interesting perspective though is that of small business owners who are trying to start their own business maybe making a product trying to sell a product

albany to pass a millionaire's tax to support the mta. it is a modest increase on state income taxes for those that make half a million or more. >> trish: new yorking for a millionaire's tax that would hit people making 500,000 or more a year. it's not really a millionaire's tax, right? he is calling it that. it is absolutely needed to pay for mass transit repairs. subsidize fair. is that fair? to debate it, julie aven, fox news contributor, rachel, and "washington examiner" ," hellacious and ski do start tax the rich and problem solved? >> that is right. typical liberal response. they do not say let's go back to the budget and take off somebody's wasteful expenses and make the appropriate investments in public transportation. this is a city that spent since 2009, $30 million on, and the one that trump with that assassination mark. they also spent $16 million for illegal colas to have legal. they're wasting money. >> i would agree. the subways are a mess, and julie, you are here in new york. you know that will too. they are a mess. as rachel rightly points out, we spend a lot of money in the city. unfortunate, eventuates goes t. why is the answe

state of new york where rumors that the conservatives were trying to take over the conference and turned out large numbers led huge numbers of feminists who changed their plans and hid for albany to participate in that event. one of the most important developments of these battles between feminists and conservatives for control of these state meetings, mind you, and then be able to take send voters to the national conference and dominate the national plan of action was that an alliance was forged for the first time between the anti-e.r.a. and the anti-abortion or pro-life movements. which previously in their efforts to attract as wide a range supporters as possible had chosen to remain single issue movements. conservatives when all the smoke cleared and the summer was over, they had succeeded in electing 20% of the delegates to the houston conference. but they likened it to the victory of david over goliath. the next section, and one that many readers have said was their favorite, and i have to admit is mine also, focuses on the houston conference, on this grand culminating star spangled national women's conference in houston in november of '77, one of the most dramatic and in

albany. the advantage of the group that provided the clout are the mainstream reformers. i use the word main stream reformers, but they are actually elite. the elite primarily in new york city and they were primarily concerned with things like cleaning up government, cleaning up taminy hall, cleaning up the slums and the conditions of the people living in the slums and the conditions of unemployment. and what i found after reading, there are statements, they were concerned about the two extremes that were kind of posing or being create in american government. and this fits again with your position, victoria, that they were worried that the extreme on what would be called a right, the extreme on the left, would actually cause turmoil to breakdown american government. the only way to solve the problems of american government was a to find some middle reform. some middle of a reform. now, i appreciate very much randy mentioning my book. and along with david bernstein's book, which is a very good book, but i have two things in the pitch for myself about that. i think if you are going to read the two books, you aught to read my review of bernstein. because it is a little up