he was out on parole after a robbery in up state syracuse. back to you in the studio. >> from wnbc, kathryn, thank you. >>> hopefully you got a chance to see some of the spectacular fireworks displays around the area yesterday. this was on the national mall. thousands of people across the country there and in places like falls church here, the celebration was more of a community affair. don't fret if you missed out. you have another chance to catch a show tonight. >> the fireworks show in annapolis will go off tonight after yesterday's was postponed because of the rain. we would like to say thank you for sending all your beautiful independence day photos. look at that. keep them coming. #nbc4dc. >>> we, therefore the representatives of the united states of america. >> for the support -- >> it is the ad getting a lot of attention. it stars our founding fathers ancestors, including local woman. heaei wednesday morning. skies are cloudy and storm team 4 radar scanning the skies and finding rain drops for you here early this morning. the rain dro

temperatures now, 71 refreshing degrees in philadelphia, 72 new york city, 60s syracuse and roanoke,ton, richmond. no late july heat sticking in the mid atlantic, it's wiped off the coast. all compliments of high pressure, high to the west. making its journey to the south over the next couple of days avoiding humidity and cloud cover. as we take a look at the day planner tomorrow, 60s in the morning. temperatures climb in the 80s mid to late morning, toiching 8. official, 88. it's a degree heat to start the workweek. another heat wave a couple of days from now. during the heatwave, the humidity stays below oppressive. it comes up but not unbearable. widespread storms wait for the weekend. we talk about that next weekend. never too early to talk about a weekend. >> especially after last week. as adam mentioned, it was a perfect day for football. the eagles had their first open practice at the lynch. "action news" was there along with thousands of fans. >> it's a day thousands have been waiting for, 23,000 to be exact. it's the first open practice for fans and something the white famil

- it's homecoming weekend up at syracuse. i'm gonna hook up with the old gang. - ah. need someone to keep an eye on your lady while you're gone? maybe a pair of hands? ah! - no. i'm gonna go too. i'm gonna go hang out with a few of my sorority sisters. - oh, i recently took in a film with a very similar plot. according to this film, these sorority girls had quite the adventure as well. - well, you'd be less intrigued if you saw the size of audrey's friends. - hey! that is not fair. well, except for danielle.

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the shooting happened in upstate new york 80 miles per hour north of syracuse. the shooter surrendered without incident. police have not identified the victim. >>> it was a busy night for fire crews in london. nearly 70 firefighters battled the flames at the camden market a popular tourist destination in the northern part of the city. three floors and the roof were burning. there were no reports of injuries, a major fire ravaged a different part of the market in 2008 which was shut down for several months. >> this is a story that's been making international headlines. the dispute over the fate of a terminally i will british baby could be decided today. charlie guard has a brain damage from a rare genetic disease. british courts ruled the hospital can turn off life support because there's no hope for improvement. however his parents are fighting to keep him alive and today there is a new hearing about transferring gard. >> we're the parents we should have the right to give him a chance at life. >> reporter: yesterday his parents handed over a petition with # hund

he has been arrested several times, and he was on parole for a robbery in 2013 in syracuse. he had served six years out of his eight year sentence. got on parole and murdered the officer. he tried to flee the scene but was shot dead by police. >> i do not feel safe anymore. after this i just want to move. especially if you have young kids. >> the officer was a brave mother of three. she had twins. she chose to be a police officer, put on her uniform, showed up for work and unfortunately paid the ultimate price. >> thank you. guys, we are join up with former horse county prosecutor. what is your take on this? another horrific murder of a police officer? >> the attack on police officers is escalating at an alarming rate. a lot of the anti- cap rhetoric that's out there, you taken the people on the edge and given them a reason to want their 15 minutes of fame. >> these officers are sitting ducks. what can they do to be more prepared? you can't approach a police officer or car? >> cops have each and every day tens of thousands of encounters. anyone of them could turn into a viol

>> utica was close to syracuse, and tom cruise is from syracuse, so i thought i was going to see tomise. >> reporter: sadly, for bosnian refugee ibrahim rosic, no cruise, happily, the mohawk valley resource center. >> we receive $1,125 federal to be spent on behalf of each arriving refugee. >> reporter: with those dollars, says executive director shelly callahan, the refugee center rents an apartment, furnishes it, gets the utilities turned on, and starts teaching the basics. >> so, it's how to lock your door, how to work the stove, the thermostat, the plumbing. >> reporter: there are also english lessons. >> is somebody sitting to the left of you? >> left? >> yes. >> right? >> left, right. >> you have got to shop around. >> reporter: introductions to strange new foods. >> celery. we're going to make celery and kale. >> reporter: and for those who can drive, the all-important class in parking tickets, a veritable auditorium of babel. but within a few months, they're on their own. >> they actually come here owing their airfare back to the federal government. so, they are expected to g

had an enormous impact on me in that lesson was oscar wilde by chance in a secondhand bookstore in syracuse, i stumbled on a copy of the book, it was a british book called the grams of oscarwilde and it is still available , it's the dover addition , they couldn't believe no one in the us recognize the word program so if they call it now the wit and humor of oscar wilde but he has many of his wonderful one-liners from his plays and writings, from his dinner table conversations in london , organized by topic. the nature of men and women, etc. it's just this skating uncompromising quality of oscar wilde's thinking, it had a huge impact on me and then on college this was before the gay liberation movement, gay men, they were absolutely scathing and going against every possible social convention. it was making you wince about polio victims and so on. what happened to that, after stonewall, gay men have come increasingly recreational, hedonistic or they become very pc and politicize so all of a sudden they are part of the army for the control of speech but i think on the underground gay men are j

a man with a criminal record out on parole for a robbery in syracuse. investigators say he had no ties to the officer he killed. >>> a suspect is underarrest in savannah, georgia for shootings that led to a deadly police chase. three people were shot there and wounded in is a zanana's downtown district overnight. police chased a car that crashed moments later, walking and two other people inside @ car died -- the car died. >>> it could get wet around here tomorrow. meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking all that rain live now on first alert live doppler. >> yeah lesli watching the showers creeping up to d.c. and not too i'm a little nervous about the start of this game. looking at the rain here to the south. north of town it's quite right now. here we are rain not that far away and it's lifting north showily and thomas -- slowly and that's a problem because it's been around awhile where it has been. the orange and red areas i've been checking the values, rainfall rates 1, 2 inches per hour. these are pretty hefty downpours, almost moving up to the b

officials say bonds was on parole for a robbery in syracuse. officer familiarilia, three children. her shooting was anotherly similar to last years ambush of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett in west philadelphia police say edward archer shot hartnett multi i am times. hartnett returns fire shooting archer, archer has confessed saying he did it in the name of islam. today at 9:00 a.m. archer is scheduled to have a pretrial motions hearing. >>> coming up, fast moving wild fire near a popular ski resort where hundreds of homes are evacuated, coming up next. >>> also ahead a ber me python found on the street and how this creature escaped and why owner isn't surprised that the snake got away. >>> apparently all large cars are not created equal when it comes to protecting passengers , latest results of the crash tests are still ahead. ber me. you have to believe when katie says rain's on the way, she will tell you bit coming up next, get your umbrellas handy >>> right now wild fires are burning in a dozen western states forcing hundreds of evacuations. >> dry weather is fueling

he had served seven years for a robbery charge out of syracuse. he was scheduled to be released in 2018. reporting in the newsroom, sam sweeney, abc 7 news. adrianna: the canadian man accused of stabbing a police airport will be back in court today. he's been charged with violence at an international airport. police say he yelled empty god is great" in arabic and mentioned the death of many in syria, iraq, and afghanistan. investigators believe he was a lone wolf attacker motive ate by hatred for the u.s. the officer attacked is now recovering and says he wants to head back to work. and here's a friendly reminder to not bring giant knives on an airport. a passenger was caught trying to bring this butterfly knife on to a plane at bi. a similar knife was ceased just weeks ago from the statement airport. no word on if that person who attempted to bring this knife on board was charged. if the weather cooperates tonight, the skies in annapolis will be lit up with fireworks. last night's scheduled fire worse were cancelled because of the weather. that s

but look off to the west. 48 there in buffalo. 56 in pittsburgh and 53 degrees in syracuse.o we have drier air from the north and west. this will be punching south and east as we go throughout the overnight hours into the day on sunday. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you the storms are offshore to the south and east. a mostly clear sky across the ohio valley that heads our way and start to dry out the atmosphere as well. so talk about what we can expect. less humid on sunday. we are tracking scattered showers by tuesday. and by then, things heating up as well next week. take a closer look at the full and exclusive accuweather forecast, brian. >> see you soon, thank you. meanwhile, triple digit temperatures fueling 40 major wildfires from california to montana. in california alone, more than 3,000 fire fighters battling blazes from the ground and the sky. hot, dry, gusty conditions made the west a tinderbox. in arizona a wildfire has destroyed three houses so far. and in british columbia, raging wildfires have forced thousands of evacuations. >>> chris christie m

. >> sources tell cbs news bonds was on parole for robbery in syracuse, new york. >>> "cbs evening news" will have more on the nypd officer killed later tonight, coming up at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00 on cbs-3. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" blood shortage, american red cross, an emergency call for blood donations, why donations are down. >>> game changers how one woman journey to visit her father in prison led to her creating a company to help others, up next her family reunion 25 years in the making >>> more than markelle why sixers fans will have another reason to watch summer league tonight, and, spanning at the plate it is hard for fans in the stand when phillies manager pete mackanin is saying about the team absent owe even if coming up in sports. ♪ if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human beings to have rights. stonewall means fight back. stonewall means fight back. discover new york state's rich legacy of equality. plan your trip to our

syracuse, 72.hat's the direction the weather is coming from over the next few days, out of the northwest series of cold front barreling through, strong to severe weather in parts of the area. if you look toward the upper left-hand side of the screen across the great lake states that's the reinforcing shot of drier air as that slides through it could touch off a stray shower or thunderstorm across the lehigh valley. the big ticket idea would be for the humidity levels to continue to drop behind the secondary front monday evening and tuesday. future tracker 6 combination of sun andy clouds, nice day. tomorrow pretty much the same thing there's the secondary front from the lehigh valley points north and west, keep an eye to the sky after 4:00 p.m. or so. there will be a quick-hitting shower or thunderstorm. note how that fizzles out before it makes its way into the philadelphia area. tuesday on the 4th. same thing mostly sunny skies, clouds mixed in. one or two areas you pick up a brief shower or thun

a mother of -- a mother of twins, the gunman alexander bonds was out on parole for a robbery in syracuse, he was shot and killed a block away from a original attack by police. >>> it's a tradition on the mall. the big clean-up shortly after the last fireworks blast. workers with the national park service emptied trash cans and picked up all the stuff you left behind down on the mall and all of the hard work paid off. the mall is back to its pre- celebration conditions today. >>> still ahead, why lines tweeted from the declaration of independence had twitter in quite an uproar. >>> it's usually his job to tell the public what happened but right after the break, a police spokesman in maryland is on the receiving end >>> authorities in baltimore want to know who killed the brother of the city's police spokesman. 24-year-old diana smith was shot and killed last saturday night. baltimore police media relations chief tj smith revealed in a facebook post last night it was his brother that was killed. as the face of the police department, smith is accustomed to delivering difficult news but toda

. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news, bonds was out on parole for a robbery in syracuse. an innocent bystander was injured in the shootout but is reported to be in stable condition. don dahler, cbs news, the bronx, new york. >>> a former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick, is he moving away from football? coming up, a video and comments he posted to twitter that have willie brown calling him absolutely unemployable. >> plus, cyber criminals are wreaking havoc on computers worldwide. well, now scammers are playing copycat preying on fears. what you should do if this pops up on your screen! >> and we showed you the high- tech way to keep track of how much exposure you're getting from the sun. annika quarterback colin kaepernick is getting in touch with his roots... he spent the f ♪[ music ] >>> quarterback colin kaepernick is getting in touch with his roots. he spent the 4th of july in ghana and posted this video documenting his trip. along with the video kaepernick tweeted, how can we truly celebrate independence on a day that intentionally robbed our ancestors of theirs? t

want to look at whether sierra club is getting gas industry money and i started i called i called syracuse to ask him straight up are you taking gas industry money and they said no we're not and and then when i told this person this she sent me a series of him. e-mails she was having with the c.e.o. of sierra club at the time are you taking it no we're not no absolutely why we did yes well eventually we found out they were they were taking twenty five million dollars from chesapeake energy the biggest point to bigger for hackers in west virginia and this was at the time when and the reason they were just keeping it quiet so in fact technically he was saying no we're not taking money now but they had been taking money. and this is at a crucial time when there was a strong public interest citizen grassroots movement against fracking across united states new york banned it marilyn threw a grassroots movement just last month and it but it got a foothold in west virginia and i think sierra club had something to do with that so it was it was an insidious play taking twenty five million dollars f

officials say bonds was on patrol for robbery in syracuse.fficer familia leaves behind three children. >>> a camden county father accused of murders his son will go on trial again later this year. david creato, jr., retrial will begin on september11th his first trial ended in mistrial in may after the jury was deadlocked. prosecutors say creato kill his three-year-old son brendon in 2015 and left the little boy's body in cooper river park. creato is being held in jail until his new trial. >>> a warning for pa turnpike toll sights pay up or risk having your registration suspe suspended. new law goes into effect august 4th that allows penndot to suspend vehicle registrations of anyone with six or more toll violations or outstanding balances over $500. before that happens, the pa turnpike commission is offering drivers a chance to settle those violations through a partial amnesty program and we've got information for you at cbsphilly.com. >>> now is your chance to own piece of the old trump taj mahal beginning tomorrow the former resort is hosti

tell my story but my mother to tell how she was protecting me at twenty years old i was a junior at syracuse and i won i had no aspirations of our being a beauty queen but me being miss america overnights you know i had death threats being sent to my my course house here because of my color and then you lost your crown ten months later yeah we all went to hell took pictures of you well this is before yeah the year before i had taken some pictures from a photographer that i worked in the studio and of course there is now there's no release and nobody has was either it yeah yeah yeah so that was my move i dumb ass move in a weird way it made you it maybe the person i am absolutely the rage or because i'm a jew you were a zillion absolutely and you became doubly famous i think sense of my similar forgotten who knows america three years ago from what statement i don't know. where if you're down right good but yeah it may be the fighter in the survivor that i am the jew plan a career of to or did you say but i gotta go so yeah and nothing stopped me from hearing the nose and the curiosity all tho

officials say bonds was on patrol for robbery in syracuse. officer familia leaves behind three children. >>> a camden county father accused of murders his son will go on trial again later this year. david creato, jr., retrial will begin on september11th his first trial ended in mistrial in may after the jury was deadlocked. prosecutors say creato kill his three-year-old son brendon in 2015 and left the little boy's body in cooper river park. creato is being held in jail until his new trial. >>> a warning for pa turnpike toll sights pay up or risk having your registration suspe suspended. new law goes into effect august 4th that allows penndot to suspend vehicle registrations of anyone with six or more toll violations or outstanding balances over $500. before that happens, the pa turnpike commission is offering drivers a chance to settle those violations through a partial amnesty program and we've got information for you at cbsphilly.com. >>> now is your chance to own piece of the old trump taj mahal beginning tomorrow the former resort is hos

buffalo, 58 degrees, pittsburgh a pair of 5s, syracuse, 58. charleston, 62. go farther to the northwest just off the screen they have temperatures in the 40s this morning. really nice stuff out there. satellite and radar again not much going on, high pressure building, remember with the areas of high pressure, the air sinks it's difficult to get much in the way of clouds. the results will be full sunshine. high pressure, nice gentle breeze out of the west/northwest, temperatures very comfortable today. monday, the high works out to sea, the winds shift again, this time out of the southwest, the humidity starts to build, temperatures start to climb, we introduce the threat of showers and thunderstorms again, that will be late in the day. unfortunately that pattern persists through friday. here's future tracker 6 today we're not tracking much of anything at all. mostly sunny skies from start to finish. here comes tomorrow, starting out with a combination of sun and clouds, the humidity quickly builds. we get into the afternoon hours, here come the showers and t

they brought this vehicle -- it was purchased from john yates of syracuse in 1825 and then eventually by studebaker in 1887. this is near or slightly after that time. , we are seeingre much of the original interior which is no longer in the vehicle we have in the studebaker collection. stepsre quite a set of ar, aren't they? let's take a look at the carriage. i tried to give you a smattering of lafayette to understand how important his arrival here was to the population at that time. the structure of the vehicle was in sound condition. wheels couldn't be driven. we had sections of paint removed and had microscopic cross-sections repaired. i'm sorry, i had pdf images and could not get them into the format of this presentation. you could see the multiple layers of paint. at that point, we could tell there were at least three different coats of paint. entire undercarriage was painted black. we also found a medium brown oil paint. we found active corrosion on the arm component. -- iron component. we also found old repair. .ections of paint lifted the paint points upward and splits. the le

cooler numbers to the northwest, pittsburgh, buffalo, 66 degrees, syracuse, 67. what you're not seeing is very dry air off to the northwest with the dewpoints in the 40s and 50s across the great lake states that's the source region that's where the air is coming from over the next couple of days. here's another quick look at satellite and radar. everything moving from northwest to southeast, so we're tapping into that air mass across the great lake states, this front right here, as the front pulls through, spotty showers is possible for the mid atlantic states. nothing significant, no flash flood warnings or anything like that today. spotty showers and brief spotty shower in the lehigh valley. winds out of the northwest as we head into sunday, that's key, we're driving the drier air from canada into the mid atlantic states and again sets up a gorgeous sunday. future tracker 6 for today, sun and clouds, a nice day, one or two spotty showers possible late in the afternoon. you can see here by 5:00 p.m. we're looking at just a couple of spotty showers for place like

right now, we're starting to see syracuse, buffalo, albany, as we go later in the day, new york city, philadelphia, and that could potentially cause airport delays. we already have airport delays on the southern for instance of the system, around dallas. 30 to 40 minutes. keep that in mind as you have travel plans throughout the week. here's a look at your actual july 4th forecast. there are some spots. not everyone is dealing with a washout. new york, relatively nice, temperatures in the 80s with sunshine. in the south, raleigh, charlotte, atlanta, albeit hot, you'll deal with showers and thunderstorms. dallas, you won't necessarily have a strong storm threat but hot temperatures. christi and victor, triple digit numbers maybe the pool might sound like a great option for july 4th for some folks. >> anything like that in triple digits, yes, ma'am. >> i'll take it. allison chinchar, thanks so much. >>> well, aren't you up early. 9:00, actually on a saturday morning, at least here in the east. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good morning to you. well, they missed the deadline

you can see the heavy downpours in the reds, buffalo and syracuse and pittsburgh.e heating of the day, the atmosphere becomes unstable, that line will blossom later on. it's in association with the cold front coming in from the west. this cold front will not drop the temperatures down, but it will knock the humidity out. tomorrow we're talking about the highs in the 90s, but without the humidity. this front slides through monday, and the humidity begins to increase again and high temperatures in the low 90s. it will stay in the 90s over the next several days, but the humidity will go back and forth. sun and clouds, maybe a stray shower or brief thunderstorm ahead of the main line that starts to get active by 5:00 p.m., especially for the western suburbs, in the city by 7:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m. it starts to encounter more stable air across south jersey and delaware, it disappears. it's the city, north and west that have the best chances of seeing strong to severe weather. late-day thunderstorm that's the general headline for today. brief, but heavy downpours a good bet

rick: a so-called run for turtled near syracuse, new york, people from the area, came out to compete.decade, and it started with one turtle. >> mary, some of her patrons came in, one had a turtle, they had an idea to race the turtle. >> she can dirt very fast, there is not a turtle here she can't beat. rick: top three turtles took home cold card cash but no pizza. they are not teenage mutant ninja turtles. that our "fox report," sunday july 9, 2017, "watter's world" starts in about i diving in the case. it's only in the keys could something like that happen. under the sea. and with that. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and president trump is back in washington after his first meeting with latimer putin. what should we look for in relations with u.s. and russia? >> i look forward to a lot of very positive things happening with russia in the united states and for everybody concerned. >> chris: in the wake of the g20 summit we will discuss where things stand and the trump agenda. when we sit down with white house chief of staff, reince priebus. it is fox news sunday exclusive.

you can clearly see the cooler numbers to the northwest, 63 with no humidity at all in buffalo, syracuse, 66. it is the drier, cooler air that's working to the southeast, it arrives later this afternoon. with that said it will be hot today we're talking about high temperatures in the low 90s. when you start dropping the humidity down it will feel better. satellite and radar there's what was left of the line of showers and thunderstorms that ripped through here, had numerous supports of storm damage in the lehigh valley. a town called bath father to -- farther to the northwest pick up 2 inches of rain. 4:00 p.m., nothing going on, quiet day. monday, same thing, stop it at 4:00 p.m. the delaware valley is quiet, but the lehigh valley could get into showers, spotty stuff late in the day. the 4th itself this particular model has us nice and dry. i like the general idea, but one or two locations could see a spotty shower or thunderstorm. not a big deal, but keep that in mind as you head out to the fireworks shows. mostly sunny, less humid, 90 degrees that's the forecasted high with the winds

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rick: a so-called run for turtled near syracuse, new york, people from the area, came out to compete.s back decade, and it started with one turtle. >> mary, some of her patrons came in, one had a turtle, they had an idea to race the turtle. >> she can dirt very fast, there is not a turtle here she can't beat. rick: top three turtles took home cold card cash but no pizza. they are not teenage mutant ninja turtles. that our "fox report," sunday july 9, 2017, "watter's world" starts in about 7 seconds, have a great night. jesse: "watters world" is on. >> president putin and i have been discussing various things. i think it has gone well. it's an honor to be with you. jesse: the heavyweight showdown. president trump and vladimir putin go one-on-one. kellyanne conway and eric bowling here with reaction. one professor calling for a college course to understand white people.

. >> sources tell cbs news that bonds was on parole for a robbery in syracuse, new york. during the shoot-out an innocent bystander was shot in the stomach but then is in stable condition. >>> a driver slams a car packed with propane tanks into an apartment building and police say fiery crash was, intentional. >> oh, my god. >> this all happened yesterday at fort peers, florida. the driver died at the scene. man allegedly targeted a woman with whom he had a domestic spill. amazingly no one inside was hurt but more than a dozen residents were displaced. >>> investigators discovered more human remains from the high rise fire in london last month. officials say 87 remains have been found, but they may not belong to 87 different people. the recovery effort is expected to take several months, so far, 80 people have been confirmed dead, or are still missing, and presumed dead. >>> fire fighters in southern california, are battling multiple wild fires, in the los angeles area, this brush fire west of l.a. snarled holiday traffic after coming dangerously close to the busy 101 fre

i have a masters in journalism from syracuse. here is the issue. i do media training. the number one thing i tell people right off the bat, the media is not a monolith. conservatives certainly trust the media -- they do not trust editors, they trust fox news, talk radio, they do not trust the media. it needs to be understood, this was a campaign started during the next and administration. administration as a response to the watergate, roger ailes was the media consultant f or the nixon administration, with pat buchanan. , negativity.aid planned ass hub inative information 1972. they have gone to great lengths to discredit all of the media. now we are seeing the repercussions of that. important -- in order to manipulate people, in order to do things, every dictatorship does this. you first have to shoot the messenger. you have to discredit all media. -- the mediat was was made illegal in germany and we are inching that way. do not believe them when they say they do not believe the media, they trust drudge, fox, infowars. studies confirm that fox audiences are the least

the northern lights today across north america from, again, vancouver to minneapolis, chicago and syracuseway to buffalo and bangor, maine, as we head into europe. oslo, st. petersburg, into glasgow. unfortunately, not for you in london, you're just a little too far south to see the lights. what are the most common colors in the sky? typically we see shades of green and yellow. if you're lucky, you might see some of the multihued purples, blues, even the violets. if you're extremely fortunate, well, you'll get that dancing red glare on the horizon. that is the rarest light form that you would see. now in terms of your best viewing possibilities, look towards the upper plains states and into the pacific northwest today in north america for your best viewing chances. we'll take you to europe again. we're talking about the weather throughout the united kingdom. we're focusing the radar on the north hampton region and, of course, london. two major sporting events taking place. we've got the wimbledon men's kmienls in a few -- finals coming up in a few hours. and the forecast looks to stay dry

i was wearing my syracuse t-shirt and he was wearing his tennessee volunteers t-shirt. i said to lamar, "if this skinny bill goes down, as it should, we will, and i spoke to patty murray, we will sit down and work in a bipartisan way to improve obamacare." we know obamacare needs some work, we don't deny that. let's do it in a bipartisan way. instead of passing this hot potato back and forth and not getting anything done. >> jon: that's chuck schumer live on the floor of the senate expressing some of the democrats view on the republican efforts to repeal and replace obamacare. let's talk about what's going on with a.b. stoddard and vince colones a.b., it appears they're heading toward a vote for this so-called skinny repeal, but nobody seems to know a lot about what's in it, can you enlighten us? >> it's what peter told us is basically a repeal of the individual mandates. it would have certainly been one of the first things they attempted, democrats, to join with republicans on if hillary clinton had won, but this is not a repeal and it keeps the medicaid expansion, tho

we're still looking into it, but we know he was on parole for a robbery in syracuse, new york.tis familia died from her injuries this morning in the bronx hospital that she was brought to was filled with other members of the nypd, fdny as well, and they're all in mourning this morning again, for what the police commissioner called on twitter an assassination. >> based on what we know right now, it is clear this was an unprovoked attack on plifs who were assigned to keep p people in this great city safe. >> this all happening on july 4th. another nypd officer. >> mother of three. >> our heart breaks for her family and we're thinking about the officers. >>> republican senator susan collins saying the gop health care bill must change dramatically if she is going to get on board. a central sticking point to this all along has been more funding for the opioid epidemic. next, a former surgeon general of the united states who's talked a lot about this will join us to weigh in. ♪ ♪oh, my love ♪my darlin' ♪i've hungered for your touch papa, hola! ♪i've hungered for your touch no, no no,

bonds has a criminal history, he was on parole for an incident that happened in 2005, a robbery in syracuseew york, and now police are just at hiss house, investigators talking to family members, trying to figure out what went wrong here, why did this officer do this? but you heard the commissioner say this was an assassination, and at this point this is a community that was devastated. we have been talking to people who say at the precinct, officers are crying, and a chaplain came up and was holding the hands of a few police officers and they were praying. >> talk to us about the slain officer. a veteran, a parent of three? >> reporter: yes, we know that he was a parent of three, she actually had twins and then a 20-year-old. she was on the force for 12 years, 48 years old, john, life certainly taken too soon. >> just awful. other officers will remember that smile and our heart goes out to her family and the officers in her precinct. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get th

work is being done at syracuse university to try to understand this. but with 0.8% of our population now serving, we have many american families that don't even know people, and don't understand. the tremendous commitment that not only these young men and women give when they go off to serve their country, but their entire family gives when they go off to serve. part of our responsibility at the v.a. and so many of our community groups is to make sure we let people know not only about what these young men and women do when they raise their hand to protect their country, but what our responsibility is as a country to them, not only when they go off to conflict, but when they come back. i think that is one of the roles we see. we learn a lot by looking at other countries. when you take a look at countries, and i am thinking in particular where everybody in the country serves, like a country like israel, you do not see so many of the problems when people come back with emotional or invisible wounds of war, because everybody around them understands so they

look at these temperatures chicago to cleveland, syracuse to new york.s in the 30s across parts of maine. warming up a little bit as we go through time, all in all not too shabby. that's the national outlook here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning everyone i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. flood advisory in the atlantic county until 9:00 a.m., high temperatures topping out in the # 0s. . >> such a great team. >> coming up on "good morning america," concerns about carbon monoxide in police cars. one department ordering hundreds of their police cars off the road. >>> and she is wonder woman for a reason. gat gadot is hoping to go with no superhero has gone before. you want to know? >> it's coming up, stay tuned. i know this because i'm from seven days in the future. now don't be frightened, seven days in the future is a glorious place. after all you had two good hair days in a row... perfect. right out of bed. and this car you reserved on carmax.com is still being held for you, for free. pretty sweet. or as we like t

elott was left to figure out how to support himself and 19-year-old son who was a syracuse university student. a cobra plan would have cost $2,000. now they have quality health covege as elliott continues to look for work and his son is pursuing his college education. these are real stories, real hardships, real challenges, real help, real assistance and has come the way of these famili. we don't need to take that goo news and suffocate it. we need to build upon these stories. now, senate republicans are racing to ps a bill that would open the doors to ls corage, rip it away frotens of millions and in my ways perhaps provide for an imposition of lifetime limits on care. what does that do? it is a deh sentence for far too many people. it would impact severely upon those who are struggling with cancer, working their hardest to defeat that. working with their doctor and medical doctor to defeat that impact of cancer in their lives. art disease and other long-term illnesses. my friends, this is about being aompassionate voice and utilizing the advancements in medical care, technology, mak

then he did eight years for robbery in syracuse.time was served at the ettica correctional facility which had no correctional effect on alexander bonds. last night at 12:30 a.m., he walked by a police van in the bronx and fired one round from a ..38 caliber revolver into the head of officer miosotis familia. police nearby then shot and killed alexander bonds. she was rushed to the hospital, her three kids were notified. her 128-year-old twins and her 20-year-old college girl daughter. her 86-year-old mother who lives in miosotis fa millia's apartment in the bronx had to be told the horrible news. word spread quickly to relative inside the dominican republic who suddenly had to make reservations to new york city. she clung to life in surgery for three hours and was pronounced dead at 3:37 a.m. her nephew, john quell low, told "the new york times" she was a wore yore to tell you the truth. she was a fighter. she was tough. that was the job for her. she would say there is nothing easy about it but she loved what she did. new york city

the new york state fair began in syracuse in 1841 and remains one of the largest in the u.s. >> happyestival to you. i'm at the indiana blueberry festival with jamie allen and her strange inheritance -- a cabin her grandfather carved out of a 1,900-year-old redwood. how many people do you think you meet a year as a result of traveling with a log? >> millions. [ chuckles ] literally, millions of people. >> she's been at it since she was a kid. for years, she crisscrossed the country with her dad. what's here? >> this is my friend mike mcneil, and he was a good friend of my father's, as well, so i thought he was somebody you might like to meet. >> oh, you mean you didn't just bring me over here to have something with sprinkles? >> [ laughs ] >> mike mcneil has run a traveling concession stand like this one for 40 years. he and jamie's father crossed paths many times. >> jamie's dad was a good businessman, and he had a good heart, too, which is what you want people to say about you. >> okay... what i want is to see if mike's cheesecake is any good. >> wait a minute. >> ooh! they have eve

upstate new york syracuse only 64.ool air is going to continue to filter down into the delaware valley. as we go hour by hour, additional showers spotty throughout the evening as you see this on shore flow that's northeasterly wind. this northerly wind kind of converging keeping that moisture pretty stationary right through the 11:00 o'clock hour and then that wind kind of pushes it westward wednesday. a few spotty showers possible into wednesday afternoon. so a few more chances of rain this week and in july a pretty wet month but those numbers are a little bit deceiving. right, scott? >> absolutely. all depends on when those locations received all of that rainfall. as you mentioned kathy a few pocks of light isolated showers right now on ultimate doppler but let's talk about all of the heavy rainfall we've seen so far for the month of july. many locations almost 8-inches of rain around the reading, pennsylvania, allentown about seven and a half inches. look at philadelphia. about 5-inches of rain. but most of that has