but particularly those who reside in new york state. mr. faso: new york state is one of the few states in america that requires a portion of its share of medicaid costs, which is health care for the poor and the elderly, its share of medicaid costs. it has been 51 years that new york state since the days of governor rockefeller that new york state created this burden on the taxpayers in our state. in fact, in the entire united states of america, there is 9.5 billion being spent by local governments on medicaid costs which demvirt sri every state are paid for by the state. but in new york state, our taxpayers pay $7.2 billion of hat $9.5 billion mandated by new york state, mandated by albany. the property taxpayers, homeowners and commercial taxpayers, pay over $2.2 billion each year in property taxes in mandated costs over which the county governments have no control whatsoever. tonight, mr. speaker, i rise and i'm pleased to have organized this special order with my colleagues from new york state toe discuss this dire situation that our

for new york state, it is about 1300. there is a great example of how perverse these incentives can be. new york city fixed this in 2008 but the single biggest training program in new york state is barber school. until 2008, one of the things that disqualified you from g getting a barber license was a prior record. we would train thousands of men to be barbers and upon being released tell them one thing you can never be is a barber. and then they reoffend because they are facing stress, pressure, and no job. tr there are two things you can think when someone re-offends. one, maybe we are making re-entry hard for them or two, guess it wasn't hard enough let's do it even more. traditional policy is the second. if it isn't working now, maybe the tougher laws will work because when you scream at someone louder that is the best way to get them to behave. i think we are getting smarter about that and realizing re-entry is a huge issue. we need a lot more first chances. it is important to acknowledge it is guided and new york sta

new york state is a blue state. they disagreed aclu to defund because the underfund big yet when that bill hit the governor says, he vetoed it in terms of waste. he didn't loose dates, democratic governors are afraid to add budget to defense. that is something we could do and would be huge step to take. tougher sentencing laws. sentencing laws have gotten tougher and maybe it matters because it changes the bargaining. look along order, in in a beautiful gilded courtroom with lawyers yelling at each other across room. the law in law and order is spot on. the original, no idea about the spinoff. remember what jack said to the judge and the judge said to jack mccoy, that's my second best in law school. the law in law and order is great but the cases never end and a quarter. 95% of all guilty verdict a result of the plea bargain. we have no idea how the process works. it's a complete black box. it could be the back 15 years ago you said anatol definitively don't take this three-year deal i'm going to get you five years

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when new york state got rid of the proposal republican slept within the senate district because they knew they would lose a senate seat and added extra seats to preserve some degree of senatorial power.

by comparison, new york state had 436 per 100,000, and california, 302. hawaii's problem became so severe, that two years ago governor david ige declarea state of emergency. >> this homelessness challenge is a crisis. >> reporter: that released more funding for new housing and shelters like this one - designed specifically for

new york state. it's all here. it's only here. your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com . >>> bone-chilling video of a teenage girl dangling from an amusement park ride in upstate new york. the girl from sussex county, delaware falls 25 feet, hitting a tree branch but safely landing in the arms of strangers below. the ride is closed for inspection. >>> a landslide buried an entire village in china. crews recovered 10 bodies and are still searching for 93 others. three people, a couple and their baby, were the only ones rescued. authorities say the landslide was likely triggered by rain yesterday. >>> in pakistan, an overturned oil tanker burst into flames, killing at least 140 people today. everything that was nearby is just now a charred mess. officials say the driver lost control of the tanker. >>> the maker of exploding airbags that killed more than a dozen people is expected to file for bankruptcy tomorrow. takata can't keep paying for hefty lawsuits for making bad airbags. they are accused of exploding shrapnel. at least

it's finally new york state. -- it's fine in new york state.roposed to spend $200 billion more a year? less than half of 1% of the federal budget and that is his kick for infrastructure. it is less than half of 1% of the federal budget of the year. let's assume he is serious about spending that much more. you could encourage the states and municipalities to privatize their assets by giving them a financial incentive. you $20 billion a year to get to assetstes to sell their that they are under investing in. the airports in america, the water systems in america, gets them to sell them. funds as an incentive. if you so you want to system, with $50l provide you million to upgrade euros. vonnie: sure they do you upgrade a system where known with to buy flint but everyone wants to buy new york. >> the people of flint are paying user fees for the use of water. they're are paying for their water. there are politicians that do a horrible job investing in the upgrade of those systems. replacing the lead pipes. vonnie: give you like repatriation has a bet

all kind of took a sigh of relief. >> reporter: on sunday the flags claimed inspectors from the new york state department of labor said the sky ride was safe to reopen. the agency is responsible for ride safety in the state. six flags found no malfunctions with the ride, but in a statement the company said, "as the safety of our guests and team members is our top priority and out of an abundance of caution, the ride will remain closed while we conduct a federal internal review." two safety consultants contacted by cbs news says they have good safety records. they also said when something does go wrong, it's usually because of what the rider did. demarco morgan cbs news queen -- queensbury, new york. >>> it's the second raid by the bureau in more than 200 years. more than 200 agents went into the jail late last night. investigators did not go into details about why they're there, but they are expected to release information later this week. the jail has a history years. most recently four cards were indicted for allegedly beating a -- four guards were indicted for allegedly beating a man inside

new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com >>> a dramatic crash was caught on camera in northwestern pennsylvania. >> let's look at this surveillance video showing a car and trash truck colliding early yesterday morning. it caused the truck to run directly into a barber shop. witnesses say the traffic light quickly turning from green to red may be to blame. >>> new details about a fight outside a turkish embassy in washington. two men were arrested for their roles in this fight both facing assault charges during a protest of the turkish president's visit to the u.s. last month. >>> five people in michigan's health department face involuntary manslaughter stemming from the water charges and an 85-year-old man died from legionnaires' disease. they used water from the river and didn't treat it and lead from the water leached into the water system. >>> to the parkway. >> jessica boyington has you covered. what are you seeing? >> we're watching the parkway right now. looks like a good drive.

new york state. it's all here. it's only here.r trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com >>> the family of the ohio man released after 17 months of imprisonment by north korea will hold a news conference on his condition. 22-year-old otto warmbier is hospitalized and said to be in a coma. >>> trapeze artist nick wallend a's wife will be hanging from a helicopter by her teeth. >>> golden state warriors get their victory parade in oakland. steph curry told reporters he probably won't go to the white house if his team is invited by president trump. >>> the fed raised interest rates as expected and that sent the dow to a fresh record close but the s&p and nasdaq were down. what's ahead today? let's find out. >> reporter: good morning. i think the markets are a little bit mixed. europe struggling to get out of the red this morning. people are concerned, i think, one with the complicated task of tapering the balance sheet, reducing this 4.5 trillion on the balance sheet and interest rates could go up even as consumer price inflation data

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the only precipitation we have right now is a thunderstorm rolling away from us over new york state and york city and long island in particular. looks like we'll see some sunshine early. temperatures are warm. 78 degrees in philadelphia currently. 74 in wilmington. low 70's in allentown. mid 70's in reading, trenton and lancaster. 73 in millville and 72 in cape may. and here are those dewpoints. in allentown and reading it's not too bad but philadelphia we have slipped from 70 to 69 but anything up close to 70 is still very humid and those numbers you see down south above 70 are even more so. we do expect these numbers to drop as we go through the day and it should be less humid overall. the big story, though, is the drop in temperature. the heat wave will end today. 76 degrees by 7 o'clock. 82 by noon. we're going for a high of 83 somewhat early this afternoon, say, one or 2 o'clock. and then by 5 o'clock, still holding 80 but we should be more comfortable by then and certainly better than yesterday when we set a record high late in the afternoon of 96 degrees. when we take a look at t

a warm front passed through early this morning and the warm front is in the northern part of new york state heading into new england with a lot of cloud cover and that front came through and pumped in higher temperatures today as well as a little bit of increase in humidity. as we look at future tracker tomorrow morning. we start your friday perfect around here and lots of sunshine and not a cloud and as we get into the afternoon tomorrow it stays fairly dry and sunny and all inland locations here at the store and could be pop-ups closer to the poconos and the lehigh valley. late in the afternoon and again it will be isolated up there. tomorrow, no problems, temperatures go back up into the 90s and as we head into saturday, at the shore. listen to this, 79 degrees and really nice and breezy as well. and any thunderstorms hold off until at night. you are good here on saturday. in the city 90 degrees soupy but the storms come in earlier on in the afternoon and the poconos t-storms develop quick with high humidity and a temperature of 79. that is not the whole story. the heat indexes saturday

it was a time in her life when she was first lady of new york state, then the nation. her official duties kept her extremely busy. but her committed -- commitment to her community and val-kill industries never wavered. however, the great depression came along, the furniture was all handmade and pretty pricey. a little table would have cost you about $145, which was a small fortune during the great depression years. mrs. roosevelt used to say that she ended up being the best customer the val-kill industries ever had. when it became too much for her to keep on going with it financially, she then with great reluctance in 1936 shut down the val-kill industries and remodel this building into her home. she called her cottage of 20 rooms. the outside the building pretty much looks like a furniture factory. it is stucco over cement block and as one child described it, it looks like a whole lot of houses bunched together. the building was built in several stages, to separate -- two separate factory buildings and then additions are added on for showroom and pewter forge and so f

new york state. it's all here. it's only here. our trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com >>> right now on nbc"nbc10 news toda today", bill cosby out on bail. now both sides are looking ahead for what is next for the comedian. >>> philadelphia's annual pride parade will bring thousands to the city in celebration of the lgbt community. >>> we have a hot and humid father's day. if you are going to be doing some outdoortive tea activities have plans with dad outside, look for a sticky forecast. >>> good morning. this is nbc10 ne"nbc10 news to." let's start with the weekend weather because we have another muggy day in store and then changes to our weather. meteorologist, krystal, is here to fill us in. >> today is going to be an uncomfortable day and there is no way to get around it because the humidity is high and it will feel sticky as we get into the afternoon hours with peak heating. cloudy conditions, and that's going to be the picture throughout today. mostly cloudy and a peek of sun here and there is possible but otherwise we w

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rockefeller, new york state.so what would you say to today's resistors here and all around the world, for example, there's a strike going on right now at prison and i urge everybody to support that, but thank you. >> thank you for that. yeah, i think that what that period of the 60's and 70's shows that ordinary human beings when they stand together can change policies, culture and ideas but it has to have extraordinary face and imagination that change can happen. i think sometimes young people have no faith anymore that change can happen so it probably starts with having that faith that, you know, this is not permanent, we don't have to -- nothing the permanent anyway. everything changes so let's make sure it changes in a very more humane and progressive direction, but what attica shows us, though, and tell our own history, get the stories straight because if you allow people to tell the media, the press what happened and it isn't correct, if it isn't true, then you'll have a generation turn against this generat

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it's interesting. >> tucker: you have been around politics for a while in new york state. ts you are getting and your colleagues are getting, is it accelerated? >> when i was a member of the state assembly i got death threats because i called on resignation of powerful people, like the governor and sheldon silver. >> tucker: you were vindicated with history on that one. >> i have had them against me but to many point i remember being a college student and i remember being horrified at way they treated ronald reagan, who was the first president i ever voted for and thinking everything was bush's fault. now i have seen, i have never seen anything like this in my life and i have been around a while. the level of violence, the normalization of this violence and this rhetoric as if it's okay. my district is a beautiful, bucolic upstate new york. but i also have 11 colleges in my district. one of them being a place where some people who are involved with violent pasts are there. so susan rosenburg, former weather underground. she was invited to speak at hamilton college, where my

i personally pick the time when he became governor of new york state, the lofty position. he would not preach to people about it he never did it once in his life but he would always see the two we've stamp collection into speeches. he was so enthusiastic that other adults are saying if this is good enough for the governor of new york, why shouldn't i be collecting and suddenly the mindset of the country started changing and people are at cocktail parties discussing their latest stamp acquisition. it just happen like that. it change the whole face of the post office department at that time. when he ran for president in 1932 he was sworn in on march 4, 1943 but he selected another up-and-coming politician and a very savvy businessman named james farley and he made him his the campaign manager. he sees on the fact that fdr was touching people personally while he collects stamps he was a regular guy because of that. so he actually designed campaign envelopes that had fdr's picture on the outside of the envelope and it said, i left the state collecting president, member of the

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there is a bookshelf full of history books about new york state, dutchess county, hudson river, hyde park, other towns. we are in dutchess county, new york. he was very interested. he actually had the document, the deed of sale, for hyde park from 1689, i think it is, between the dutch settlers and native americans who lived here. it is in dutch. he has all sorts of early records of the development of new york state, early families of new york state. he really cared and was interested in this. he had amazing naval history books. an enormous number of books about american history, international history. he had a collection of all his speeches, which were bound. he would give christmas presents even to his wife. merry christmas, here are my speeches. he had an enormous collection of natural history books. he was a birder from a very early age. he used to collect and stuff birds. you can see a number of them at the home in springwood. he had three complete set of audubon birds of america, but a range of other history books -- other natural history books, because he was deeply interested

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in fact, there's some tornado warnings in part of new york state.e are looking at some storms kind of clipping northern berks county and the lehigh valley. most of those will stay north of us tonight. however, tomorrow we've got a frontal boundary that will be pulling through and that will bring us some stormy weather. so future tracker showing really the window of the storms will be late in the afternoon into the evening hours around 6:30 this is showing a pretty good line of some heavy downpours across the i-95 corridor and that is the main threat. there's going to be very high humidity levels tomorrow so strong downpours, lightning and strong winds also a moderate risk, low risk of hail and tornadoes. i'll run you through the complete holiday weekend including the shore and the poconos coming up in a few minutes. back to you jim. >> thank you cecily. if you're hitting the road this weekend you are not alone. aaa says 44.2 million americans will travel 50 miles or more from home this fourth of july. most will be driving to their destination. low s

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it's interesting. >> tucker: you have been around politics for a while in new york state. s it changed? the level of threats you are getting and your colleagues are getting, is it accelerated? >> when i was a member of the state assembly i got death threats because i called on resignation of powerful people, like the governor and sheldon silver. >> tucker: you were vindicated with history on that one. >> i have had them against me but to many point i remember being a college student and i remember being horrified at way they treated ronald reagan, who was the first president i ever voted for and thinking everything was bush's fault. now i have seen, i have never seen anything like this in my life and i have been around a while. the level of violence, the normalization of this violence and this rhetoric as if it's okay. my district is a beautiful, bucolic upstate new york. but i also have 11 colleges in my district. one of them being a place where some people who are involved with violent pasts are there. so susan rosenburg, former weather underground. she was invited to spe

new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com >> we want to give you an update on the breaking news that led this newscast here today, the shooting inside bronx lebanon hospital in bronx new york. we know right now that the shooter is dead apparently from a self inflicted gunshot wound ooh. we have also learned the shooter was a former employee of that hospital. we are also told that one of the victims has died here and five to six other victims are injured at this point. obviously still a lot of questions unanswered but police do tell us that the situation appears under control right now. the suspect dead in a self inflicted gunshot wound and one victim dead here, five to six others wounded. we'll bring you the latest as we get it throughout this newscast. >>> shocking scene near los angeles when a small plane crashed in the middle of a busy freeway. this exclusive video shows the aircraft burst into flames when it hit the ground. investigators say the pilot just declared an emerg

as the governor of new york state, he dreamed of a canal stretching nearly 400 miles to connect the atlantic ocean in the east with the great lakes in the west. he predicted that its construction would place new york city at the very center of worldwide commerce. he took the idea to washington, but president thomas jefferson, great president, didn't agree with him and he dismissed that concept as total madness. i'd like to thank all of the people that helped so much in that incredible event and i think that jefferson simply understood who he was and who he was dealing with. because if you want a new yorker to do something, just tell them. like our great past governor,s that impossible to do. the governor didn't give up and new york state achieved what they thought was the impossible. and when the eerie canal opened in -- erie canal opened in 1825, he was on the first boat. he personally deposited a bucket of water from the great lakes into the new york harbor. the new canal exceeded even the governor's bold vision. it dramatically reduced the time and cost required to transport goods from th

new york state. it's all here. it's only here.lan your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com >>> good morning. i'm first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington, with you and watching 78 at lehigh street. you can see both directions look good now, pretty empty for the most part. eastbound and westbound moving through the lehigh valley is a good drive. the 42 freeway over in new jersey is good, as well. five minutes right now on the northbound side. if you're moving from 55 up toward the walt whitman bridge, average speed there is still into the high 50s. we're not seeing any problems reported there. if you have to get to philadelphia, another road is route 73. voorheis around cooper road. i don't see a car on the camera here. spoke too soon. northbound and southbound looking good on route 73. also we'll check in with the bridges and end here. clear on the tacony palmyra and burlington bristol bridge with no scheduled openings right now on the horizon. the walt whitman bridge is nice and clear. we'll be back in about ten minute

he has all sorts of early records of the development of the new york state. early families of new york state. he really cared and was interested in this. he also had enormous number of books about american history, international history, a collection of all his speech which is were bound and he would often give as christmas presents even to his wife. here, honey, merry christmas, here are my speeches. he was a birder. you can see a number of his birds and he has a complete volume set of birds of america, but he has a whole range of natural history books because he was deeply interesting in how nature worked. he planted almost 250,000 trees in this park alone in hyde park and described himself as a tree grower. he thought of himself as a tree grower. great funny story during world war ii, he had actually a christmas tree farm and sold christmas trees and winston churchill came and spent christmas at the white house and they don't really have the same tradition of or -- ornamented christmas tree and next year winston churchill has one delivered. >> can public wa

only until the child was 4 year's old and by 1804 they changed it where they eliminated because new york state was going broke. they couldn't afford to pay. by 1817, they changed the law so that everyone male or female that was born would have to serve 21 years to their parents, enslaver. july 4th when all the people that were called slaves, one of the points of writing this book, again, was to bring out the information about each person to learn about life because it's a part that excluded in the history books. when we are looking at 18th and 19th century, one of my missions because i was a teacher and i was a professor as well. a professor in education and social studies education is to enlighten young children that this is part of our history. see where we came from and the legacy of slavery is exactly where we are right now. you have to look back. >> c-span is in high park, new york learning about the scene. up next we found out more about the hudson valley inhabitants and native new yorkers. >> i feel that it's hard to understand any american history without understanding the native part

new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com medical mystery, ambulances rush several students to the hospital from an after school event. >>> moving on from mistrial, bill cosby is making plans to return to the public eye. >>> a slam dunk, sixers get their number one pick, he is earning fan favor from something he said on jimmy kimmel live. >>> matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> let's go over to karen rogers and david murphy good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys, take a look at storm tracker 6 live double scan, west of lancaster we have showers building in, some of them heavy showers with downpours included highlighted in oranges and yes, sir on -- on the way in from the west and into philadelphia after that. once we finish with that we'll get a lull, but more pop-up showers and drenching downpours possible later today and this evening. ahead of that it's warm and muggy, 76 degrees in philadelphia. 71 in allentown. mid 70s in trenton, millville, 07 in cape may. t

new york state. it's all here. it's only here. an your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com >>> new this morning, crews have been battling a fire in a philadelphia row home. everyone inside got out safely. no one is reported hurt. >>> philadelphia police are asking for your help to catch a man selling stun guns on septa trains. police say michael luna is selling stun guns on the l train. and they have a warrant for his arrest and you're asked to call philadelphia police. >>> philadelphia has won another legal battle over the tax on sugary drinks. yesterday, a commonwealth panel allowed the so-called soda tax to remain in effect. the tax charging distributors went into effect and funds the pre-k program. those who oppose the tax say it's costing jobs and promise to appeal the case all the way to the pennsylvania supreme court. >>> from the campaign trail to the boxing ring, another big matchup to talk about this morning. >> floyd mayweather and mixed martial arts star conor mcgregor will face off. he's best known as an mma fighte

new york state. it's all here. it's only here.mer trip at iloveny.com >>> a woman's amazing determination kept her calm and alert after losing her arm. tiffany johnson said she felt no when the tiger shark bit her arm off while swimming in the bahamas. she gave her husband specific instructions on how to save her. she says she closed her eyes and prayed. >> i remember thinking this is not the end tr me. i'm not going to die here. he's not going to take my life. >> she made it to a local hospital but was air lifted for surgery that ended up saving her life. her husband says she's always been calm and collected. >> a major birth control recall tonight that could put women at risk for an unintended pregnancy. the 24 birth control pills have been recalled due to a packaging error that puts the placebo at the beginning of the pack. women who take the pills in the order they appear are at risk of unexpected pregnancy. if you have these, call the manufacturer. >> braving the heat, imagine you're an eegal and had to practice this the heat

. >> reporter: new york, california and washington state are forming the u.s. climate alliance to uphold the paris agreement. trump's decision sparked protest in washington, d.c. and new york. several business leaders weighed in condemning the exit. this morning one industry praising trump, coal. >> we'll see if we can make a deal that's fair. >> reporter: leaders of france, italy and germany said the accord cannot be renegotiated. french president said this. >> make our planet great again. >> reporter: exxon said staying in the agreement would make the world more competitive and president obama agreed, saying nations remaining in the paris accord will reap the benefits and jobs and industries created. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> good to see you kenneth. >>> developing overnight, the trump administration is asking the supreme court so reinstate the ban on travelers from 6 muslim majority countries saying the federal appeals court made mistakes in the order. they called the security concerns after the fact justification for what amounts to religious

three states, california, new york, and washington are forming the united states climate alliance to convene states who are committed to upholding the agreement. >>> former astronaut scott kelly is the veteran of four space flights. kelly tweeted that withdrawing from the paris agreement will be devastating to our planet. paris and pittsburgh share the same environment after all. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk to cbs news chief correspondent john dickerson about potential political fallout from the president's decision to pull out of the paris accord. >>> the trump administration has petitioned the supreme court to reinstate its controversial travel ban. the ban on travelers from six mostly muslim countries has been repeatedly blocked by lower courts. last night's filing comes one week after a virginia paced federal court ruled against the president saying the executive order drips with religious intolerance, animus. comey is expected to testify about the private meetings he had with president trump. the president allegedly asked comey to consider ending the investigatio

i personally take the time when he became governor of new york state, a very lofty position and he would not preach to people about it. he never did that once in his life, but he would always seem to weave stamp collecting into his speeches and he was so enthusiastic that finally adults, other adults were saying if this is good enough for the governor of new york why shouldn't i collect and suddenly just the mindset of the country started changing and people were at fifth avenue cocktail parties discussing their latest stamp acquisition. it just happened like that and definitely change the face of the post office department at that time. what he did was when he ran for president in 1932 he was sworn in march 4, 1933, but he selected another up-and-coming politician and a very savvy businessman whose name was james aloysius barley and he made him his campaign manager and barley ceased on the fact that fdr was touching people personally. he collects stamps and i collect stamps and he's a regular guy because of that. so, he actually designed campaign envelopes that had fdr's imprint, his pi

new york. we have a one-to-one age rating. you can't charge a 64-year-old anymore than an 18-year-old in the state of new york. er person in new york is probably better off than anybody else in the united states of america. in my district and in new york state, it simply doesn't apply. >> you want to keep that protection, right? >> there's no question the one-to-one rating will stay in new york. that's a decision by our legislature, the governor and the head of our department of health. >> and you favor it? >> i'm in favor of it, yes. >> as we get the details of what is in the bill, please congressman come back on. >> i'd like to do that. >> always appreciate you being on. important conversation. >> good to be with you. >>> chris, capitol hill coming together again for a ball game. this time women took the field including one bona fide hero. the details next. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov a mihappy birthday, sweetie! oh, millies. trick or treat! we're so glad to have you her

new york state. it's all here. it's only here.n your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com >>> right now at 4:00, you can see it there from the skies, mother nature set to strike. severe weather is rolling through the lehigh valley, expected to hit new jersey and delaware as well. we've been telling you about this and showing you, this is the kind of damage we could see some some of the storms. a tree down in bryn mawr. there are severe thunderstorms warnings, and a watch until 8:00 tonight for much of our area. these storms will impact most of our area. >> there you see it on the radar. krystal klei has more. >> we've been this huge line of storms. and as a result we've already seen downed trees affecting that area, but now a very strong segment through chester county, coming up in the next hour or so. so let's take a closer look. starting with chester county, in fact, just on part of a spotter network. what that means if it's only there for a half hour, that's nearly two inches of rain, these zigzags you see, that lightning co

new york. number one i believe is new york. >> reporter: new york state came in 50 out of 50. what about the states with most courteous drivers? that's oregon, new mexico and number one, idaho >> i go there all the time. they're nice people. the people there are just good. >> reporter: begged one more question. >> someone being courteous driver necessarily make that may a good driver? >> no. >> regardless of location, the study concluded that drivers over 50 were overwhelmingly more courteous than their younger countertops. he was talking about courteous drivers, are they necessarily good drivers? think about the patience. someone is being super patient. there might be people them. so >> come on. yeah. >> kind of >> ok. >> ukee would never do that. ukee would never lay on the horn. >> oh, no. >> meantime to deliver her third child giving birth mid flight. a fellow passenger recorded the delivery, christine had in a was en route from fort lauderdale to dallas when she started having contractions. spirit airlines was promptly diverted to new orleans and a pediatric on board deli

new york westchester county is noteworthy. kristin brown is the first transgender person in new york state to get a major party nomination for any type of election. she's a republican right? >> democrat. i couldn't tell. i wasn't sure. >> you didn't say. >> 400 development lately kids were five years old could be out of state-funded take care this friday. >> no notice. the skits need this program. >> diana parents like her were given ten days notice. >> dale in the former exotic dancer. >> that's the first. >> bill you are here this morning but you might wish that you were in texas where a truck carrying pigs overturned on the highway. they were milling about and seem to be on face. some are sunning themselves. law-enforcement was able to corral them and get them back to where they were going. so no reprieve. >> we brought you story a couple of times of a 13-year-old girl plays basketball as saint teresa school on the boys team. said she was kicked off the boys team that she was allowed back on. then, she and her younger sister were expelled for the fact that she wanted to plan the boys team and then they were brought back and n

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