syracuse is your national champion. >> a few days after the karaoke night, the syracuse area celebratedball's march madness with a national championship. it had been a long time coming, and syracuse wanted its moment in the national spotlight. little did anyone know that the moment was about to be eclimsed by a different kind of madness. on april 8th, the day after the basketball victory, the odd couple from freddy's karaoke night was out running errands. while stopped at this bottle recycling center, the young girl slipped away and called her sister. an old man is holding me against my will, she said. sister in turn called police, who found the couple a few minutes later at this car dealership. as soon as the police pulled up, the 16-year-old leapt out of a rusty mercury comet, almost identical to the one jennifer spalding reported to detectives two years earlier. the girl told police the old man had kidnapped her, raped her, and held her prisoner in a basement dungeon. the old guy looked harmless, but the police decided to arrest him anyway and sort it out later on. quicker than you c

beloved by so many in the syracuse community. slip and fall in the shower. >> i just thought it was -- it wasn't fair. she was way too young. it wasn't -- it wasn't her time. >> reporter: family friend terri barr had come to the neulander home just hours after leslie was pronounced dead. >> what do you say when you walk into a situation like that? >> i'm really sorry. i'm just very sorry. >> reporter: together, terri and the housekeeper tried to clean up the blood in the bedroom but there was just so much. >> did that strike you as odd at all? >> i thought it was very unusual. >> reporter: and there wasn't nearly as much blood in the shower, where leslie had supposedly fallen. >> when i saw the shower, i thought, "there's no way she fell in here and died." >> where does your mind go from there? >> to -- to the obvious, i think. that -- that leslie's been killed. >> reporter: but terri could not let her suspicions show on her face. >> how did you compose yourself when you were saying good-bye after seeing that blood. >> i think i

syracuse at home against rhode island. wasn't even a game. orange ended the first half with a 74-yard punt return. first syracuse punt return in 12 years. 47-0, orange roll. also tonight, fordham beats army and the college football season is underway. isn't that great? >> surprised brady went public on this? >> friday night heading into a holiday weekend at 10:00 at night, perfect time to do it.

syracuse at home against rhode island. wasn't even a game. orange ended the first half with a 74-yard punt return. first syracuse punt return in 12 years. 47-0, orange roll. also tonight, fordham beats army and the college football season is underway. isn't that great? >> surprised brady went public on this? >> friday night heading into a holiday weekend at 10:00 at night, perfect time to do it. >> he made it okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you've gotta get fios! but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics networks to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wifi available. with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. and with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. why fios? ultimately, tha

syracuse led most of the way until the final seven seconds. so we go to overtime. jordan frederick saving the day for the orange. 4-yard run for the win, 47-27 syracuse. 3-0. >>> and uconn visiting missouri. this one seemed like a baseball game. first quarter huskies the punt, block for the mizzou safety. uconn led 6-2 at the half. fourth and goal from the two, mizzou goes on to win 9-6 as the huskies fall. >>> the pga's fedex cup playoffs continue this weekend. so far it has been jason day's tournament to lose. after a pair of excellent rounds that saw day tie the pga's 36 hole record low. well, today the leader was not quite on track for a three peat but still shot two under. six stroke lead. >>> and finally it was a beautiful day for softball out on randall's island this morning i was fortunate enough to help special olympics new york kick off its fall invitational as around 200 athletes competed for gold, silver and bronze medals in the team's softball tournament as competition. all. great fun for the athletes. >>> that is the news for now. we thank you for joi

. >> i always say syracuse is the best shock that i have had. it gave me a chance to mold into a man. even as he continues with his own demanding nfl career, this giant-hearted football star gives children a hope of a better future. of course, fun with the 53 family foundation. he gives away turkeys every year in new york and baltimore, and holds annual football and fitness campp for self hundred children in brooklyn. he jokes that he tricks the kids with sports to infuse them with a major life lesson. >> the verbal pessage that i deliver is that adversity won't stop me because it can. >> he believes the work with the kids will outlast the foot pam career. that is what we call a real street hero. lisa evers, "fox 5 news." >> absolutely. >> well, a deadly carjacking in newark morning to. hess say that six suspects held up a woman at gunpoint and took her silver jag quire on robbery and shooting spree. police chased them. three were arrested almost immediately. a forth was truck bay a police vehicle and died. two other suspects barricaded themselv

syracuse and rhode island. wasn't even a game the punt return and the first syracuse punt return in years. 47-0, that was the score. >>> fordham was a winner over army. whatever happens this weekend, laura behnke have has you covered. i'm rob powers. i'll see you right back here on monday. >>> much more ahead including the day's top stories. >>> a brooklyn man is accused of firing 11 shots at police officers who returned gunfire, and i'm kristin thorne with an update on the wild shootout, coming up. >>> and thank you, kristin. ahead, homeless crackdown. the latest efforts to screen up the en-- clean up encampments for the homeless. >>> the battle for equality wages on in kentucky. that's next. >>> amy is back with some of my competitors plan to reduce the use of antibiotics over the next few years. but what are you having for dinner tonight? try perdue simply smart and harvestland . two trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with no antibiotics ever. >>> welcome back, everybody. on this eyewitness news saturda

. >> brian: leonard fournette went off after paying homage to syracuse running backs of the past. 228 last week, 244 this week. >> adam: probably back in new york state again for the heisman trophy celebration. 244 yards against syracuse today. a new career high. every game so far. the next opponent is eastern michigan. maybe one more. rick, georgia. they've got some backs there too. >> rick: if they're chartering flights for knock today, get a ticket for nick chubb. he's been the model of consistency. again today another 100-yard game. brilliant in tuning up for the tide next week. >> adam: greyson lambert one incompletion. is coker doing it for you? bama. two picks in the loss last week to ole miss, here he finds michael niswander. >> adam: 34-0 the final, bama going between the hedges next week on cbs. vandy on the board with a field goal. look out, 3-0 over ole miss up to number three in the country. a&m and arkansas. went to overtime last year, b.j., hogs on the board first. >> brian: brendan allen a passing team. >> adam: 7-0 the score so far. brandon allen nine are nine thus fa

well syracuse university says kiss it goodbye. a letter to a local newspaper. he said at the september 12th syracuse football game he saw two instances where men forcibly kissed women who were clearly saying no. the university's athletic department says they have suspended the kiss cam while they address the concerns expressed in that letter. >>> would you like a san grow yeah can your taco? the chain opened a location in chicago this morning that serves wine, beer, sangria and frozen mixed drinks. it's the first taco bell in the u.s. to offer alcoholic drinks. >> who would have thought? taco bell. >>> time is 6:16. let's get you out the door. hey sal. >> that story was written by steve duncan who's head you can see on my traffic report every day. >> that guy right behind you. >> yes. >> the coach. >> we'll get a little bit of powder for steve's head but he is a brilliant writer. >>> let's take a look at the east bay because things are getting a little bit more crowded as you drive up to the willow pass grade. we had an earlier ac

>> people who don't want to be seen at the syracuse football game. nobody wants to be there. >> every as those sexual aggression. >> is typical left-wing college nonsense. this is why women pulled back when the dude is about to suck face because they come at you with the tom and they have eaten a hot dog. we have all been there. >> i totally get. >> des jumbo tri responsible that is ridiculous. >> can anyone imagine take me out to the ball game? it implies certain people cannot afford a trip to the ball gave. kennedy: or a corporate sponsorship for crackerjack. >> it is gross to watch people who are not movie stars kiss. it is prosperous they do start to make out move the camera. i want the guy to the new over to start grinding. >> i think it is the most of egregiously stupid thing people are getting upset about. >> it is sad because human beings forgotten what it means to be human beings. what we need is sleep. it took a great person to design this. is miraculously with the workers we have talked to. >> this is better than home. >> good morning. >>

ever temperatures in the region on the cooler side, 59 in syracuse, 60 in burlington, temperatures creeping up a little bit, a few more clouds drifted into the area but no big deal, we don't expect any rain, that is for sure, 82 degrees by midday, high-temperature 86, 83 for the ride home, nice and warm out there. if you like it that way, that is what is coming at you. 85 your high tomorrow, 83 starting next week. let's bring in ines rosales, now that she is back in action, trains back on line, it will be nice. ines: it has been hectic. earlier problems on but bruckner northbound cleared away so traffic moving fine, new jersey commute looking good on the parkway by the 6 told plaza, no issues on route 80, let's take a look at the long island expressway in queens by the grand central parkway, westbound moving ok at the speed limit, there is an accident blocking two lanes west bound as we passed the bqe. let's go to our trains, talk about that, long island railroad back to normal service this morning, everything is a go, metro-north new jersey transit and pass trains are running on or close.

they axed this at syracuse university because some call the tradition nothing short of fault. it shows game goers smooching but the school stopped rolling the cameras after someone wrote a letter to the editors of syracuse.com, he says that it condones sexual assault and men's entitlement, there was a woman featured on the jumbo cam that did not want to be kissed. she was visibly disgusted and so was he, so no kiss cam at syracuse as the athletic department assesses the situation in upstate new york. >>> and now a touching story from new york state, kirsten lost her father as police officer five years ago in the line of duty. on her wedding day she draped the chair with his jacket and his brothers in blue surprised her during the father-daughter dance, someone tapped her on the shoulder asked her to cut in, and then the next officer cut in and i just broke down. >> a whole line of officers to welcome that bride and dance with her, all the men in blue say family is always family even after we are gone. >> and finally to all of my fellow mamas out, there while we love our kids t

but that does mange it to be quite comfortable. 62 boston. 623 syracuse. clear sky here, that's throughout the day and nice and sunny and milted mild. high of 83 not quite as windy as we had yesterday. same thing on thursday, 84 thursday, friday. 2379 on sunday when we have more clouds but shower chances look to be -- almost nil but we have to keep an eye on things at least swhaf a chance. all right let's bring in kelly. you mentioned that the accident on l.i.e. cleared away so things are better there. >> francis lewis boulevard that flipped over car was quickly cleared away just within a few munns so some really good news there all lanes reopen. fun fortunately l.i.e. traveling westbound just getting word of a broken down war by queens boulevard blocking at least one lane right now. so do expect slowdowns traveling into that area. let's switch over now to the holland tunnel fin bound right now only a five minute wait at the toll plaza really not bad. let's switch over now to the george washington bridge no trouble spots. quiet upstairs and down stairs to

the on north northeast at 10 miles an hour making it feels colder than it is. 62 in boston, 48 in syracuse, clear skies as you head up the northwest, for the most part, mostly cloudy skies, not a cloudy sky in the tristate and looking at a few sprinkles and/or light showers popping to the northwest near the poconos and catskills not much for us in the metro areas but fairly cloudy and cool today, less sunshine than we had yesterday, high pressure building back in kind of getting nose out for a while briefly but mostly cloudy skies today, high temperature up to 74 today, tomorrow sunshine, is back, high pressure makes its come back, high of 80, tomorrow, 78 thursday, next chance of showers looks to the sunday of the coming weekend here. we will go in between and bring in ines rosales looking for molly the millipede. into your neighborhood soon. antwan: the commute things moving fine. looks good in norwalk and greenwich, long island fine in nassau county, let's look at staten island expressway, bradley avenue east bound and west bound smooth sailing, driving in to the city from new jersey ou

the ebony princess from syracuse university and how could they deny her the queen of miss u.s.a. or america. ben: america. >> you were probably watching with diva girl. i was playing with me g.i.joe doll. how many years later? ben: 31. juliet: yes, 1981. you were sitting here. >> i didn't know they have the contest in atlantic city. there's nothing there left. at atlantic city that is the only contest going there. well maybe miss america will get a boost because people are staying away from the miss u.s.a. pageant because of trump. i was watching football, right. i take the kids to the park later on today. juliet: you are? >> of course, it is a holiday. rosh hashanah. juliet: let's talk about the tickets given away for free to see the pope and now being scalped. but ben made the point, it is capitalism. >> hey, in philadelphia you have to trek five miles and over the franklin bridge and huge area, mass is free. no tickets. ben: there are tickets up for the closer up view. and they are free. >> well, you can just show up. no, in new york, we have issue tickets for central park. i

he is the guy that syracuse that says we got to revisit the kiss cam.our kissable comments. we'll read them coming up in the show. >> in the mean time coming up the fbi just found hillary clinton's deleted e-mails. they have recovered some of them. what are they? we're live in washington with what we know so far this wednesday morning. >> and seattle seahawk fans say they want their quarterback back. the new plot to get him to break up with his girlfriend? ahead. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. you...and itchy eyes.more than sneezing... they also bring tough nasal congestion. so you need claritin-d. it starts to work... ...in just 30 minutes. in fact, nothing works faster. so blow away nasal congestion, fast, with claritin-d. your buddy ron once said he he couldn't.l your ceiling fan. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a

but syracuse university is suspending the use of the kiss cam saying at the september 12 syracuse football he saw two instances where men forcibly kissed women who were saying no. they suspended the use of the kiss cam. they are going to assess the concerns brought forth in the letter. >>> if you have been watching nfl football games this season, you have seen the gold 50-yard line markings celebrating superbowl 50. unless you are watching games at the oakland coliseum, the raiders are not playing along with the other 31 teams in the league. the coliseum is the only nfl stadium where the 50 is not painted gold. here is what it looks like at some other stadiums. the raiders are not saying why. but some critics think the team is a little bitter about the 49ers stadium being host to the superbowl maybe? >> it is almost like al davis is still alive. [ laughter ] we are not going to do that! i'm already dead, we are still not doing it! >> we will have to look at it again. i thought it was the dirt from the as infield. >> they say they are going to keep it the way it is. >> we will see. that's o

but syracuse university did kill the kiss cam.e stands, miller, what say you? >> hey, steve port, you are a massive loser. even your own kid couldn't look at you. did you see the kid throughout it the entire clip he? kept is this my old man who is this nuts? they had to put steve port up on a kiss my butt cam during the game. what an idiot. what's this is what is wrong with this country? are people shocked that people won't realize or concede what has happened to this country? who would have thought we would gotten this pc except mayborwell and it appears that orwell maybe missed it why 2024. he only missed it by 40 years. rubbing co-statutes. i can't see fahrenheit 450 in this country but i can see fahrenheit 451 with losers like this steve port guy and like i said, propers to his kid for even dodging him. even the kids know. >> the university is really the one at fault for foltding and they ought to have a little more backbone. come on. >> vapors and pity pat has the vapors. >> all right, now, i want everybody to read 1984. by g

i have a sister that is in syracuse who is very sick. i could help her with the medical bills. >> but the lottery officials said there was a mistake. the tissue -- ticket was issued in error. this is what it supposed to look like. winning numbers at the top. this is the ticket she bought. suggesting the machine cut the card in the wrong spot. >> a manager designed to give "7 on your side" a comment but said only the trained lottery officials are allowed to load the machine. she contends there was a mistake and it's not her fault. she paid for the ticket. she should get the winnings. >> i want the money. this says i won the money. this wasn't anything i did wrong. >> she filed a complaint with the virginia state lottery that is doing investigation. we reached out for comment but have not heard back. live in the newsroom, chris papst. abc7 news. maureen: thank you. the loudoun supervisor who resigned after being arrested apologized. in a statement, shawn williams said saturday night after a long neighborhood party i confronted a friend and

now, syracuse university is unplugging the kiss cam at its football games. the move comes after complaints about men forcibly kissing women who are clearly saying no at a recent game. >> okay. that might be a good reason to shut that camera down. >> absolutely. especially in colleges, twhan try to push the no is no messages. and throw that up. >> glad to hear about that one. >>> and good news for musicians and movie mamakers and other content creators. a judge says the "happy birthday" song is fully in the public domain. >> nobody has to pay royalties. a copyright holder says it never tried to collect from regular people. just from those involved in commercial endeavors like movies and tv shows. things like that. >> on the show, we could never play "happy birthday." you have to pay licensing and whatever it is you have to pay. >> yeah. just like at restaurants, too. i know there were certain, ap e applebees, the places that had to come up with different songs. like, happy annual celebration of the birthday. >> where did you come up with that, phillip? >> tha

central park, looking pretty good across the northeast region in general, 60 degrees in boston, 63 in syracuse, 74 in philly, 78 in d.c. mainly clear skies, pretty much the call for the most part in the northeast, a few more clouds in the mid-atlantic region, no threat looking nice and dry but it will be hot and humid with patchy fog, hot and you did in the middle of the day, temperatures 85, 90 is your high, 89 for the ride home, tomorrow 92, that is the worst of it, right back down to 82 for i, friday and saturday this week and looking pretty good for the holiday. juliet: let's bring in duke for look at sports. duke: crunch time in baseball. ben: mets are getting hot at the right time. duke: let's pick things up top of the fifth, yanks trailing, two men on with steven through, picking deep, that is the play, two runs getting to the wall and the yanks lead 2-1 and in the top of the eighth brett garner one of the most underrated players in baseball today makes, deep, that will get around the bull and right solo home run yanks up 3-1 and that is your final score. days won last night game and ha

harvard medical school, founded 70 years before syracuse medical college did not admit women until 1945's how difficult it has been historically for women to become doctors in this country. one of the great american freedom movements that has faded from our collective memory was dress reform. mary in mary walker's day, a woman could actually get arrested for dressing like this. in fact, mary walker was arrested many times for wearing pants, and she was charged with impersonating a man. her parents were bold believers in practical clothing for their daughters working with on the farm. so they all grew up wearing with pants. mary wore pants under her wedding dress. mary became the president of the national dress reform association. she wrote -- "the greatest soar zeros from which women suffer today are those physical, moral, mental ones that are caused by their unhygienic manner of dressing. she believed tight corsets were unhealthy. mary walker also worked to get women the right to vote. in 1881, she became the first female candidate for united states senate in this country saying the wo

the department of earth sciences at syracuse university. dr. siegel kushtly teaches ground water movement and fate of contaminants in groundwater. prior to joining syracuse university dr. seeger woiegel w the minnesota district. among many other accomplishments dr. siegel has served as a member on numerous panels as national academy of science and chair of the national research council and water board. received his bachelor degree in geology from the university of rhode island, master in geology from pennsylvania state university and doctorate in hydrogeology from the university of minnesota. our third witness, mr. simon lomax is the western director of energy and depth research, education and public outreach program of the independent petroleum association of america. before working at energy in depth mr. lomax spent 15 years working in journalism as the editorial director of the energy now tv show and energy and environmental reporter at bloomberg news and a senior editor at argis media inc. holds a bachelor from the queens -- in brisbane, au

syracuse needed over time to hold off central michigan. the orange are 3-0 for the first time since 1991 but, yes, there is a butt , lsu visits. notre dame hosting georgia tech. you saw this game last week's hero making the first career start for the injury irish and this will do the trick. first quarter finds will fuller at 46 yards and irish go up 7-0. in the fourth, c.j. finds the hole, ducks and wave eaves and gone. irish go 23 points and tech rallied but notre dame wins 30-22. >>> giants host the falcons victor cruz out, john beason doubtful. >>> when shooting a 69 is disappointing? really have to feel for jason day, don't you? he was trust frustrated with the third round long birdie on 18 and heads to tomorrow's final round. mcilroy is lurking there, as well. final round coverage tomorrow at k 2:00 right here. 69. i feel really bad. >> to open it, that's insane. >> yeah. >> john, thanks. >> and that's it for news 4. >>> "saturday night live" is coming up next. enjoy this beautiful weather. >> looking good. [ cheers and applause ] >>

said it is still pretty warm out 65 degrees in philly right now, 63 also, same in boston, 49 in syracuse, up look at radar, a little brain popped up, way to the northwest, and the pocono, nothing happening in this city, doesn't look like a over that eastern tour they poconos, and for the most part, mostly cloudy skies, the rain will not be a problem for us, a big sprinkle passes by without a huge surprise. lobar should to the south of us, mostly cloudy, but potential for showers is pretty minimal today, on despite forcing its way up. high pressure will win out and we get a mix of clouds and sun over the higher temperatures. mostly cloudy skies, high temperatures 75 degrees in the city, clear skies later tonight with cool temperatures, lows from 55 to 60 and the next seven days high of 74 today, 80 tomorrow, 78 thursday, a few more clouds friday, share our chances on sunday, models do not agree at this point, we have a chance of showers out there. the myfoxny.com weather apps with live interactive radar, see if there are showers, it can come handy, download at the apple itunes store, goog

and you'll be with us again this may watching jason as he receives his diploma from syracuse, continuingeep you in their lives for ever. you were a devoted son, son-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and friend. but most of all you were a husband and a father. you are our hero, and the first responder to all our needs. our world will never be the same without you. we love you and we miss you. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] spirit and my grandfather. we miss you and we love you a lot. >> and my brother-in-law, thomas francis swift. we love you and miss you every moment of the day. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [bells] .. >> [silence] >> mark joseph. >> albert. robert. edgar hendrix every, jr. >> christopher. irwin. >> william john irwin. >> sarah. >> jose. >> sandy espinoza. >> francis esposito. >> michael esposito. >> roubaix and. barbara. robert edward evans. meredith edward. katherine k.. and my 85 a police officer even though i never met him i love him very much. >> for my a uncle he taught

committees that 61%, we need to rain but it is not happening yet. 63 in philadelphia, 62 in d.c. 48 in syracuse, not much happening in the northeast, fairly quiet weather conditions over all, clouds from yesterday made it look like it is raining through the day, didn't really happen, we have a few sprinkles and a light quick shower, clear skies in the tristate region, clouds we did have from yesterday are starting to move on as high pressure noses in and takes over for a few days which will allow more sunshine through the daytime hours, and eating a decent amount,s above normal for a little while, that area of low pressure in the southeast atlantic water will not go away. high pressure wins out for awhile so it looks like the area say in a few days but with high pressure in control, clear skies, lots of sunshine today into tomorrow, looking good sunny or mostly sunny skies on both of those days with high temperatures at 79 degrees for both of those days as well. which is six or 0 degrees warmer it than normal so we are heading up to 73 by noon and 79 your high temperature with plenty of sun exp

-- going on, you can see the big band of showers coming through buffalo and rochester headed to syracuse. that's ahead of a cold front. behind it the air is drier. winds will turn more to the west, north west. out ahead of it we still have this hot, humid air mass in place. with the daytime heating i expect we'll pop a couple of showers and storms. today a boarderline -- boarderline weather alert -- borderline weather alert day. a few showers north and west of us. this is a computer model. some could be in frederick or maybe toward fredricksburg so keep that in mind. when you see the green blobs they could be a hundred miles away. showers tomorrow north and west. as we go through the day on thursday, are we going to see the showers and storms north of us or on top of us? futurecast, once they develop in the afternoon south and east of us, i've seen some models that have a lot more rain throughout the day. in any event, this will finally pull away thursday night allowing drier air to move in for friday. so friday looks like a pretty nice day. then we have a couple of questions about the w

and i'm sure you're watching sam as he graduated with honors from our alma madder syracuse university walking the same steps you did. and you'll be with us again this may watching jason as he receives his diploma from syracuse, continuing your legacy. there wasn't a person you met who didn't want to keep you in their lives forever. you were a devoted son, son-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and friend. but most of all you were a husband and father. you were our hero and the first responder to all of our needs. our world will never be the same without you. we love you and we miss you. >> neil matthew dollard >> james joseph domanico >> benilda pascua domingo >> alberto dominguez >> carlos dominguez >> jerome mark patrick dominguez >> kevin w. donnelly >> jacqueline donovan >> william h. donovan >> stephen scott dorf >> thomas dowd >> kevin christopher dowdell >> mary yolanda dowling >> raymond mathew downey sr. >> frank joseph doyle >> joseph michael doyle >> randall l. drake >> patrick joseph driscoll >> stephen patrick driscoll >> mirna a. duarte >> luke a. dudek >> ch

during the day, spotty storms really forming closer to albany to syracuse thin into the catskills and poconos. because the front is so slow to come through on friday and friday morning, we may be stuck in low clouds on friday morning and worst case there is a couple of showers that flare-up along the front. that may be the only chance to see raindrops scattered through the area, through the upcoming weekend. we will get that out of the way friday. skies clear later in the day and then saturday, sunday, monday look beautiful. 93 the peak heat tomorrow. late spotty storm north and west. it could be anywhere at night into the first part of friday. the relief friday. we go from a 92 or 3 tomorrow to 82. that will build things up over the weekend. variable winds on the waters. boaters go to the south. light chop. water temperature is nice and bank of america. good beach day. 74 degrees. clear to partly cloudy overnight. warm, sticky. 93 tomorrow feeling like 95. a spot afternoon storm mainly north. sticky tomorrow night. you won't notice the lower humidity until friday as the clouds try to

end of my sophomore year he put me up for a job that they were looking for a weekend weatherman in syracuse new york at the cbs station. i did a tape, he took it down for me. he was mr. trolley on the magic toy shop, which was a long-running kid show. anyway, i got the job and i did weekend weather for a year and a yen to my sophomore year, junior year i got a new job so i drove 50 miles a day round-trip taking classes and doing the weather in six months after that i graduated and got a job in washington d.c. where washingtwashingt washington d.c. where it met the man who changed my life, william scott was the weatherman at the station and kind of mentored me and a couple years i got job in cleveland, was there for five years and then in 1983 about six months after that doing weekends, the monday to friday weathermen laughed and went to channel two. a few years later i started doing weekend weather on the today show. here we are today. there you have it. >> if you believe in global warming, which i do and i was reading an article the other day that we are approaching the point of no return

and then, you know, with what lsu did, they got a little bit of a push from syracuse and ucla, one of the more impressive performances of the day as far as the top ten's concerned. >> chris: it can be tough to win in lubbock. its a wound up environment there. but tcu with all the defensive guys out, does their ranking suffer by needing a desperation touchdown to win? >> kirk: i don't think so. it's one thing for the committee to sit there, when you are splitting hairs between this team at three or four or five, you look at that, but i -- you know, they went on the road in lubbock and took a great shot, even though it took a tipped pass, they won the game. they found a way to win in a shootout. and how many -- they had, like, six, seven starters on the defensive side of the ball out. so, that -- even though it didn't look pretty, that's still a good win for tcu, just to find a way to get it done. >> chris: and a very satisfying win for the bruins. victory formation, as josh rosen and his first conference game, by far his toughest road game, gets a lot of help from the big guys up front

one place you won't see it is at syracuse. the university is getting rid of it after complaints when men forceably kissed women that were clearly saying no. some fans say it sends the wrong message at a time when colleges are dealing with sexual assault. >>> and caught on camera, a battle with a hammerhead shark as a kayaker walloped the shark repeatedly but the shark won't give up. for 15 minutes, it circles and rams the small vessel over and over. even after the kayaker made it so safety, he said the shark swam near shore waiting for him to come back. it looks like this one was personal. >>> when we come back, they just got the honor of their young lives. the children hand-picked to greet the pope. beating this woman's brother to death. she's talking to us about the ordeal. =raj/take vo= plus: late today -- president obama signs a disaster declaration for the valley fire. what it means for victims. =next close= next. >>> finally tonight, when the pope arrived in washington hours ago, he was greeted not just by the president,

the first game for which i was ever paid, although it was only $30 plus $5 meal money was the syracuse blazers against the johnstown jets in october of 1973. and the last time i was ever in the building was 1974. i'll return to be part of the coverage, a small part on nbcsn. the penguins against the lightning in a preseason game beginning at 7:00 on tuesday night. the cambria county war memorial is the site for most of the filming of the paul newman film "slapshot" which we will show you immediately after the game. and the old johnstown jets that al saw and whose games i once called, they were the inspiration for the charlestown chiefs, paul newman's team in "slap "slapshot." al, you've got the miracle and i've got the jets. >> and we all have baseball. there's your final from detroit. 24-12 is your final score so on

reporter: and what leslie's injuries were telling mary would eventually send shockwaves through syracuse. >> leslie was murdered. she died as a result of blunt head trauma and the manner was homicide. she had large five inch wound on the side of her scalp with her skull crushed in, pushed into her brain, with injuries on multiple sides of her face, both cheeks, her forehead, her nose, her lip. >> what was the medical examiner thinking? >> i wish i knew. >> reporter: mary's findings gave the case new momentum. and the person authorities were focusing on was bob neulander. detectives began collecting more evidence in what was still a highly circumstantial case and eight months had gone by since leslie's death. it was spring 2013. bob had sold the beautiful mansion on shalimar way and had moved into a much smaller place downtown. police got search warrants for his new condo. >> we took the two lamps and those lamps still had blood spatter on them. on the -- >> still? >> on the -- on the shades. yes. >> reporter: they also returned to the mansion now sold and mostly empty but amazingly, the

sporting events as hot dogs and beers and we saw jimmy carter and his wife on the kiss cam but now syracuse university is unplugging the kiss cam at its football games. the move comes of acomplaints about men forcibly kissing women recent game. >>> you won't see this guy at a minnesota vikings game any time soon at least not until a deal is struck with the team. his name is joe yurinich but everyone calls him the vikings mascot reportedly he was seeking a contract that would pay him $20,000 per game. he had been making about 1500 bucks a game. >> sorry, dude. not unless you can play right tackle and keep those defenders away from teddy bridgewater you're not going to get paid like that. >>> up next in "the pulse," monkey business. this famous selfie you may remember is now the center of a lawsuit. >>> and on the attack a kayaker's frightening moment out at sea.across america, people like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins... ...are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza . for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my go

by this time next year the fairgrounds near syracuse will have a new expo center able to near round. the midway will grow to be the biggest in the country at 16 acres and to make room for all of this, the familiar grandstand and track will be removed. >>> it's 4:39. you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. amy freeze is in for bill with the accuweather forecast. >> right now we are start wearing clear skies, 75 degrees. we are expecting patchy fog, haziness in the atmosphere when the sun comes up. repeat of what we had yesterday. hot and humid conditions right through the afternoon. heat wave is official. we had three consecutive days and likely we will get that this afternoon. 75 currently. lows in the low 60s to the northern counties but around the boroughs, we didn't fall below 75 degrees. it was muggy overnight. we are waking up that way this morning. on satellite and radar, not worried about storms until thursday night. until then, 80s by 11:00. mid-90s through the early afternoon. 90s is the forecast high. by the time we get to sunset, mid-80s. i will ha

the first game for which i was ever paid, although it was only $30 plus $5 meal money was the syracuseinst the johnstown jets in october of 1973. and the last time i was ever in the building was 1974. i'll return to be part of the coverage, a small part on nbcsn. the penguins against the lightning in a preseason game beginning at 7:00 on tuesday night. the cambria county war memorial is the site for most of the filming of the paul newman film "slapshot" which we will show you immediately after the game. and the old johnstown jets that al saw and whose games i once called, they were the inspiration for the charlestown chiefs, paul newman's team in "sl "slapshot." al, you've got the miracle and i've got the jets. >> and we all have baseball. there's your final from detroit. 24-12 is your final score so on we go to new orleans for sunday night football next week. until then, it's al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya, for our entire gang, saying good night from motown.

one place you won't see it is at syracuse.niversity is getting rid of it after complaints when men forceably kissed women that were clearly saying no. some fans say it sends the wrong message at a time when colleges are dealing with sexual assault. >>> and caught on camera, a battle with a hammerhead shark as a kayaker walloped the shark repeatedly but the shark won't give up. for 15 minutes, it circles and rams the small vessel over and over. even after the kayaker made it so safety, he said the shark swam near shore waiting for him to come back. it looks like this one was personal. >>> when we come back, they just got the honor of their young lives. the children hand-picked to greet the pope. where our next arrival is... red carpet whoa! toenail fungus!? fight it! with jublia. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. are you getting this?! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters

syracuse checking in at 64 degrees. we'll zoom in a little close sr.ht now. 50s already showing up on the map in the pocono mountains. 67 degrees popular number. trenton, philadelphia, millvil millville, dover as well as atlantic city. so as we look at the sat right and radar you can see mostly cloudy skies out there. a little bit of green showing up on the map. indicating a couple of sprinkles but a lot of this falling into some drier air there have been a couple of light showers out there but nothing to cancel any of your evening plans. as we expand the view you can see we're watching a frontal boundary well to the south. an area of low pressure. that will have to continue to watch for the latter part of the week and high pressure off to the north. so in between these systems, we'll see a little bit of a breeze over the next several days. so by the latter part of the week, still the high to the north. that area of low pressure to the south. here's one take on the forecast. the gfs model showing that the rain will likely try and move a little farther

the first game for which i was ever paid, although it was only $30 plus $5 meal money was the syracuseinst the johnstown jets in october of 1973. and the last time i was ever in the building was 1974. i'll return to be part of the coverage, a small part on nbcsn. the penguins against the lightning in a preseason game beginning at 7:00 on tuesday night. the cambria county war memorial is the site for most of the filming of the paul newman film "slapshot" which we will show you immediately after the game. and the old johnstown jets that al saw and whose games i once called, they were the inspiration for the charlestown chiefs, paul newman's team in "sl "slapshot." al, you've got the miracle and i've got the jets. >> and we all have baseball. there's your final from detroit. 24-12 is your final score so on we go to new orleans for sunday night football next week. until then, it's al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya, for our entire gang, saying good night from motown. i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of th

and then, you know, with what lsu did, they got a little bit of a push from syracuse and ucla, one of the more impressive performances of the day as far as the top ten's concerned. >> chris: it can be tough to win in lubbock. its a wound up environment there. but tcu with all the defensive guys out, does their ranking suffer by needing a desperation touchdown to win? >> kirk: i don't think so. it's one thing for the committee to sit there, when you are splitting hairs between this team at three or four or five, you look at that, but i -- you know, they went on the road in lubbock and took a great shot, even though it took a tipped pass, they won the game. they found a way to win in a shootout. and how many -- they had, like, six, seven starters on the defensive side of the ball out. so, that -- even though it didn't look pretty, that's still a good win for tcu, just to find a way to get it done. >> chris: and a very satisfying win for the bruins. and his first conference game, by far his toughest road game, gets a lot of help from the big guys up front and perkins. arizona moments dow

the great lakes to the northeast, all of these sites, boston, albany, syracuse and new york are on pace for the warmest september ever recorded and some of these records go back 150 years. new york city is running about 4 1/2 degrees higher than the hottest of all time. so it's going to be hard not to break the record in new york city. the rest of the midwest is very warm, too. st. louis, des moines, minneapolis and chicago all on pace for the warmest september ever and today we're just adding to these numbers with 80s and 90s. widespread, betty this looks like a map that you'd see in july. at least we don't have the humidity. but it's unusually warm. >> i'm not going to complain. it was chilly on monday. i will take this. thank you so much. >>> how many times will the gop candidates invoke the name ronald reagan at tonight's debate? oh, my goodness. you know it's going to be a lot. the former president has become a party hero. but, would he have fit in with today's gop? msnbc's political correspondent reports. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> i was a big fan, a

their next game is against a syracuse team that's 3-0 for the first time since -- >> rick: give themdit for traveling out of the s.e.c. footprint. that game at south carolina will be tough and we'll see how the florida gators look when that game rolls around. >> brian: alabama is a big one but i think they may have an "l" on their schedule. >> adam: let's get you caught up on what else is going on including number seven georgia against south carolina. lost this to them last year, b.j., here is nick chubb. >> brian: 10 straight 100-yard rushing games. mama's happy. you've got to keep mama happy. >> adam: 10-3. grayson lambert six for seven so far this week. the big story outside the s.e.c. was the scare for ohio state and what may be a changing of the quarterback guard, rick, cardale jones misfiring. >> rick: he gets the start but this ball is errant, picked off by northern illinois. they turn it into a touchdown. the huskies are showing they're not going to be fodder today. jones again. >> adam: same guy. setting up a field goal. >> rick: leads to a field goal as you just suggested.