it's the second largest district geographically in upstate new york, in new york state and those are the things i'm focused on. >> should you want to watch it, c-span3 on thursday and tell the audience that, as well. >> i think i have a budget and agriculture committee both at the same time so i don't think i'm going to be diverted to c-span. >> i ask about mr. comey in part because the president sent out a tweet nominating christopher wray which he calls a man of impeccable credentials to be the director of the fbi and adds detail it is follow. >> good. well, i -- i don't -- i have read a little bit about mr. wray. he's got a great reputation from what i understand. >> let's go to bronx, new york, democrats' line, joe, good morning. >> caller: good morning, pedro. i wanted to say good morning to the representative faso. >> hi, joe. >> caller: how are you doing? this is joe the counselor of the bronx, new york. mr. faso, what i want to do this morning is to report for when i speak to the people from main street, what they're telling me if i have the opportunity to get on c-span, what

what saved the people of upstate new york from poverty? ael again. >> in the second paragraph, he goes into this. in upstate new york, the building of the erie canal and the almost interstate linkage between upstate new york and its surrounding metropolises, kept it at least in stride with metropolis and evolution, societal evolution. >> okay, yeah. anyone else want to say something on this? yeah, absolutely the erie canal is an important component here. yeah? >> later in the second paragraph when you talk about the railroads connecting with west virginia, like we saw when the railroads came into the region, ideas, businesses, but those businesses were, once again, outsiders. so i think it was just the idea of how isolated the region was, and we needed transportation and like a belief in the conventions, we wanted transportation from the eastern side, and we finally got that. >> good. yeah. industrialization, right? industrialization, the connection to the modern economy has saved the poor people of upstate new york from the fate that the i

good samaritans recall the moment a teen age girl fell from amusement park ride in upstate new york. >> and controversy swirling around bill cosby surprising plans following recent mistrial may not be true after all. hey, sue. >> marine a. tony, what a beautiful day we had. check out high temperatures. hard to believe we're on end of june here with temperatures like this. it's all about the nice, low hultty. 84 reagan and dulles 81 and bwi 8 and a lot of places head to the 50s again overnight. so get those windows open because july like heat and humidity is back on the 7 day forecast. we'll let you know when. "fox5 local news" will be right back. >> he entered guilty plea in upper marboro. he shot gladys as she waited to pick up her daughter outside high point high. a day after shooting his wife he shot three at west field montgomery ball in bethesda and shot a woman at giant parking lot in aspen hill. he killed two people in montgomery county and wounded two others and toredel pleaded guilty to crimes in april and now face as i life sentence for the crimes. his sentencing in montgom

connectmanaged to somehow with people in places in upstate new york where you would not have thought she would connect. i remember very clearly going there were 62ime, counties in new york state and the democrats could win state office by winning five or six. and nassauunty county and where albany is. that's it. that's all you need and you can win the whole state. a lot of democratic strategies through that time were to campaign that way. she said no, i'm going to get on this van and go all over upstate new york and she spent a lot of time there. she went to small towns, she had these town halls. she would go to meetings where there were 25 people. she won counties that a democrat had not one bank in ages. hillary clinton, red state wall buster. you would not think of that phrase, today that is what she was. host: john in troy, west virginia. on the republican line. good morning. caller: thank you for my call. i wanted to mention one thing that has not been mentioned. belt and trust and honesty is paramount. when you have the faster furious, the benghazi, the keep your health care if

>> i'm a fan of the yankees >> you should be coming from upstate new york.in about raising money. here's what you got to do. you got to go to wwwdot road trip.com and 100% goes to charity. you're impressive and i'm telling you what, i hope you all the success you got 28 more parks to go. i know you're excited. but i can see your mom and dad out here and little bit scared. thanks for being with us. adam cost doing great thing for charity. thanks to the nats for supporting him. gary mcgrady live from nats park, it's fox 5 dc news. >>> >>>. >>> this is fox 5 local news news morning. >>> good morning, welcome back to fox 5 local news news morning, on this beautiful sunday and yu >> i'm tom fitzgerald. it is sunday, june 25th, thanks for joining us, and we've got a great one out there for you today >> good morning. you're so right. this month i feel like with school ending, vacation season taking over, june 25th, it's going to be august 25th before you know. time seems to go by faster and faster every year, doesn't it? isn't that the beauty of aging >> absolutely

new york are not? what saved the people of upstate new york from poverty? michael again. >> in the second paragraph he goes into this in up state new york, the building to have eerie canal and the almost interstate linkage between upstate new york and its surrounding metropolis has kept it at least in stride with metropolis evolution, societal evolution. >> ok. yeah. anyone else want to say something on this? yeah. absolutely. the erie canal's an important component here. yeah. >> later in the second paragraph when you talk about the rare roads, i think connecting with west virginia like we saw under the feud book and how when the railroads came into the region, ideas, businesses, but those businesses were once again outsiders, so i think it's an idea of how isolated the region was and they needed transportation and like a belief in the conventions that -- within the conventions we wanted transportation from the eastern side and we finally got that. >> good. yeah. industrialization, right! industrialization has saved the poor people of upstate new york from

so, i have a big dairy district in upstate new york. milk costs about 60% of what soda costs. think about it. there is no reason in my mind that we could not reduce the expenditure on food stamps, and we could get $20 billion in savings. we can tell recipients that milk is a better alternative for you. ,e're not trying to be punitive but let us be smart and sensitive about this. when we were kids growing up, we had about five kids in our family and soto was a rare commodity. my mother would only by -- and soda was a rare commodity. whenther would only buy it it was someone's birthday. so, spending that much money on soda seems a little absurd in my opinion. specify what food stamp purchases can be made on? guest: we should. i do not want to be the food police here, but, on the other hand, it is so obvious that soda is not a personal benefit. not auld get -- nutritional benefit. we should get rid of it in the food steps program and allow recipients to buy something that is more nutritionally beneficial like milk. host: our first caller on the line. pat, go ahead. caller: good m

he said today at his charity softball tournament in upstate new york, he has been talking to maclin since he was cut on friday. and the bills back says don't be surprised if it happens. they played six years together in philly. >> not to brag, but i was the first guy he talked to when the news broke. and i kind of understand. i have been there. i mean, he was hurt. but i played with him, man. i know the guys in the locker room. i know he could help us out tremendously. so i have done my recruiting already. don't be surprised if it happens. >> could the eagles use him? should they bring back j-mac? tonight on sports sunday, mike joins me live in studio at 11:45. >>> an absolute monster. jimmie johnson is so dominant, not even a last second last place start can keep the nascar star from driving away from the checkered flag in dover. johnson makes an an approved gear change this morning, bumped to the back. david regan's car catches fire, three to go. go is into caution and overtime. come out in ot, johnson passes kyle larson from the lead. and a monster mess behind the leaders. unreal, jimm

a teen in upstate new york, dangling more than two stories up -- from a sky ride. caught by her neck, with a young child in the gondola. the teen eventually left with no choice -- but to drop twenty-five feet. officials at the park -- still not sure what caused this. the ride was inspected, and crews found nothing wrong. but it'll stay closed until six flags completes an internal review. as for the girl who fel some of the biggest names in music and film came together for last night's b-e-t awards. and a long time group showed fans that they still got it. r & b group "xscape" reunited on stage for the first time in 18 years. the group had 3 consecutive platinum albums before they disbanded. that was just one of the big moments during the awards show. bruno mars also walked away with the best male r&b artist. beyonce-- who is recovering from childbirth-- won the viewers choice award. and "chance the rapper" won the humanatarian award. never forget to thank your mother. at just 24 years old, the youngest person to ever recieve that award. at xx time for weather. toss

speaker, i rise this evening with my colleagues from upstate new york to discuss a matter that is important to all the people throughout new york state 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

> frightening moments for a teenage girl after she fell from an amuse amusement park ride in upstate new yorkas not seriously hurt. she was riding on six flags great escape when she broke away from the safety harness. hair owing moments at a six flags amusement park in upstate new york h this weekend. a 14 year old dangling from a ride while 25 feet in the air while hard owed park visitors watched from blow. her neck is stuck. seconds later the crowd gathers directly underneath the girl ready to catch her before she hits the ground. all right. the girl hit the tree as she fell into the arms of about half a dozen guests and security personnel. they and she was taken to a hospital now in stable condition with no serious injuries rnlg you don't know what to do. you understand somebody falling could cause damage to you or whoever you are catching her with, but it's better off to suffer a minor to save someone from a serious injury and that's what those guy s ultimately did. six flags releasing a statement saying quote, the safety and security of our guests is our top priority. there doesn't appea

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and what we are tracking later on today is activity moving across upstate new york and portions in the new york and pennsylvania border and some works its way eastward tonight and clips the suburbs. today partly sunny and hot and humid as well. high in philadelphia maxing out at 92 degrees with the southwest lindh wind at 12 to 25 miles per hour. overnight cloudy and humid and dropping down to 74 with the southwesterly wind and the likelihood of stray and spotty showers and storms north and west of philadelphia. but the chance of thunderstorms over the holiday weekend, just a small chance today north and west but peaks on saturday a 70% chance of finding unsettled weather across the region. sunday mostly dry and for the actual told holiday we are looking to be dry as well. the storm prediction center put us in a marginal risk of severe weather, to the north and west. that is likely for a good portion of our viewing area and the biggest concern is damaging winds and brief and heavy downpours come tomorrow evening. here is future tracker 65:00 today showers and storms mainly confined to

i'm from upstate new york, i work in underserved capital regions in the united states that need desperately more capital to support the entrepreneurs and innovative ideas that are coming out of places outside of new york city, silicon valley and boston and i appreciate the opportunity to have my voice heard today to talk about those things. and i want to encourage the administration that anything you do for venture capital will pay off huge dividends because we are the new job creators and have been for three decades. on that new job growth is because of venture capital funds. matthew.orge we are an industrial drone manufacturer. looking forward to spending time with you to show how industrial work is accomplished with the use of a drone and changing how the aspect of engineering and the industrial markets continue to evolve. >> good morning, mr. president and mr. vice president and members of your staff, john stratton from verizon and very well timed session today. we are at the dawn of an age of a technological revolution that will change the world. with your focus on job creation and u.s

. >>> in today's gma first look, some stunning video from an amusement park in upstate new york. >> adrian bankert has more details. >> reporter: a day of fun turns terrifying. watch as this 14-year-old girl dangles more than two stories above ground saturday night, hanging from the sky ride gondola at six flags in upstate new york. panicked onlookers assembling to break her fall. >> her neck is stuck! >> reporter: here's the heart-stopping scene from a different angle. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the crowd tells the teen to just let go. >> they'll catch you, they'll catch you, honey! go ahead. >> and that's what she does. watch as she falls through tree branches into the arms of good samaritans below. matthew howard and his daughter among those who rushed to the rescue. >> i was looking at her the whole time. i said, just let go. i promise you i'll catch you. >> reporter: the teen was airlifted to a local hospital. we'll have more on her condition coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i i'm erica bankert, new york. >>> the first day of the of martin skarelli. he unknowingly rai

a young girl was dangling from a ride at the six flags in upstate new york. she eventually drops to the ground where she's caught by other park guests. the 14-year-old is still recovering from her injuries. some now questioning the save of difference the ride. morgan rat fodford reports. >> reporter: a tear are filed 14-year-old girl hanging on for dear life, dangling from the seat of a ride 25 feet above ground. >> her neck is stuck. >> reporter: the harrowing moment caught on cellphone at a six flags great escape in upstate new york. >> saw this young person dangling by her arms and head basically. >> reporter: the girl a's broth on the chair with her shouting for help clinging frantically to her sister. >> he was screaming don't let her fall, don't let her die, please somebody save teher. >> reporter: bystanders below jumped in to action. >> you didn't know what the outcome would be. >> reporter: one man climbing a tree in an effort to get to the girl. others like matthew howard sr. and his daughter leeann forming a human landing pad. >> i looked up and i

scary moments, but a happy ending for a teenage girl in upstate new york. take a look at this.t to the twice about going to the amusement park after this. a 14 or old girl is dangling -- 14 or old girl is dangling after falling out of her ride. she lost her grip and fell 25 feet. she would have hit the ground had guest and park employees not caught her and broke her fall. the girl was not seriously injured. josh: oh my god. kimberly: how does that happen? beautiful day to do anything else. this week isf going to stay that way until we get closer to next weekend then heat, humidity. we are in headed -- we are headed in that direction. tomorrow and tonight, really nice temperatures. 84 degrees right now at reagan national. brees out of the northwest working to bring in the dry air for us. this time of year our dew point is a magic number for what our temperatures in error feels like. temperatures in the 40's for the beginning of summer is something special. temperatures of 80 four makes it feel like it is cooler. it feels like we are at 82. very comfortable night. the other thing

not mechanical malfunctions were to blame for this terrifying scene at an aamusement park in upstate new yorkthe teen slipped under the restraining bard and was dangling 25 feet from the pavement. bystanders yelled for her to let go. they were waiting for her and they caught her. 21 wildfires are burning out west. in utah, more than 1100 firefighters are fighting flames 11 feet high. the fire has scorched an area the size of washington d.c. the violent shaking on an international flight started after what passengers described as a loud bang from the plane. it lost its turbine fan blade yesterday causing constant vibrations, sending shutters throughout the cabin. 350 people were onboard. nerves were rattled more when the pilot told everybody to pray. >> hopefully everything will turn out for the best. >> lots of people were crying, pulling out the life jacket and preparing. we thought there was a good chance we would go down. >> the plane turned around over the indian ocean back to where it came from. they were preparing for a water rescue. the plane landed safely at the airport in perth and n

new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com . >>> bone-chilling video of a teenage girl dangling from an amusement park ride in upstate 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 20 people have been killed worldwide. >>> shake, rattle and roll. what the pilot told passengers to do during a wild flight. >>> okay, denise

alison: an amazing story from upstate new york were a 93-year-old world world ii veteran just coulde that's just graduated. jonathan: he left home to join the military. he now received an honorary diploma. served 50 missions as a radio specialist in the u.s. air force. he later got a ged and went on to college. his advice for students, continue your education. jonathan: and he does not look 93. did tonight? robert: >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. cubs tonight.nd it was all cubs the first eight innings, but the nationals down one. two runners still on, but davis gets ryan zimmerman swinging. contreras completes the save, the cubs win, 5-4. this,e been anticipating the nba m.v.p. was announced on it. it comes as no surprise, russell westbrook of the oklahoma city thunder took home the hardware, very deserving, beating out kawain's james harden and leonard. serena williams, one of the greatest athletes of all time, clapping back on twitter. in an interview with john mcenroe, with she would be ranked 700 and the world if she played the men

sleeping on the ground in upstate new york in the middle of winter. ornate much more looking. it has a brick face. . different lifestyle. decisiona clear between the officers who were definitely the middle to upper and the british society soldiers, who were more working class. you have this really grand hallway in front of you with ace their case at the end. there are two rooms on the left that could be used as bedrooms or offices. you have this prussian blue that is extremely popular in classy places in the 18th century. this is the long room. this would have been known for dining and entertaining. people would come here, they would play games, dying. they had the finest food brought i. we have above the fireplace a portrait of george ii. you definitely would have seen this in most homes, especially government buildings and officers homes. we have this setup and design to be a little bit more like an quarters.- ensign's british soldiers, often pretty young. maybe the second or third born son in a wealthy family in england. purchasing a position for their son. he was not going

she fell from a six flags ride in upstate new york. it started when she slipped under the safety railing of the ride's carriage on saturday night. witness says she held on for several minutes, and you can see here there, holding on, until she dropped into the arms of strangers below. >> i yelled out to her, drop, i promise you, i'll catch you. >> yep. >> she heard me. >> so she hit a few tree branches on the way down. she was flown to but again, she is going to be okay. inspectors say the ride is safe to reopen, but it will remain closed while six flags has its own review. safety consultants say when something goes wrong on these rides, it's usually something the riders have done. >>> it's got a name that might make you giggle, but some people are serious about wanting to save it. >> why wouldn't you? this is in norway. it's a formation that is literally known as rock. joggers on saturday noticed that the rock had been, well, amputated from the rest of the formation. this picture was taken before the damage. experts say vandals are res

. >>> authorities in new york say a delaware girl to to blame for her fall from that ride at six flags in upstate new york. fortunately that 14-year-old landed in the arms of some people at the queens brrr repark. the ride was stopped schenn dropped about 25 feet into a crowd. the girl was taken to albany hospital. police are not saying how bad her injuries are. investigators have not yet said what the girl was doing before she fell. partial officials say that ride is still closed today. >>> philadelphia wants more families to enroll their children in pre-x so school officials have extended hours of registration. pre kindergarten is free a full-day program in philadelphia. district's pre-k office at 440 north broad and open from 8:30am until 7:00 p.m. through friday, june 30th. to be eligible children must be at least three years old on or before september 1st. >>> veterans of the korean war came together to remember fallen troops of that war. >> it has been 67 years since it ended. the korean war memorial at penn's landing saw a special ceremony this morning. the us supported south korea knots f

you can see some cool temperatures through upstate new york and into new england. 77 in hagerstown pittsburgh 73. baltimore and washington in the 80s. so a lot more warmth moving our way. in the wake of this front high pressure building in. mostly sunny skies expected again tomorrow with a westerly wind becoming northerly but even with that northerly wind we will still make it to 81 degrees in philadelphia. today hurricane season begins and want to show you some of the names. had he a arlene already in april. but then we have brett, cindy, don, emily, franklin. you can see your name i'll put this on facebook and twitter to see if your name is one of those for the atlantic hurricane season but there are no seans, no iains, and there are in luc lucys. sorry guise. >> last year. >> but they smelled spelled it wrong. >> hot spots for june mainly through the western part of the caribbean the bahamas and the gulf of mexico. so something to watch this month for tropical development. of course, it runs right through the month of november. tonight looking for overnight low temperatures in the 60s. it

year-old girl dangles two stories aboveground saturday night hanging from the sky ride gondola in upstate new york. panicked onlookers help her. here's the heart stopping scene from a different angle. the crowd says let go. >> they will catch you honey go ahead. >> reporter: watch as they falls through tree branches into the arms of good martians -- samaritans below. >> i was looking at her let go, i promise you you will catch you. >> reporter: the teen was airlifted to a local hospital. we'll have more on her condition at 7:00 a.m. with your "g.m.a." first look, abc news new york. i accept i take easier trails than i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major blding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke.

a teen in upstate new york, dangling more than two stories up -- from a sky ride. caught by her neck, with a young child in the gondola. the teen eventually left with no choice -- but to drop twenty-five feet. officials at the park -- still not sure the ride was inspected, and crews found nothing wrong. but it'll stay closed until six flags completes an internal review. as for the girl who fell? her injuries are not serious. coming up - stormwatch seven tracking a beautiful start to the week. cooler temperatures and low humidity. the day you might even want to shut off that air conditioning - but first - breaking news on the beltway. part of the inner loop shut down at van dorn street. julie wright is helping you get around, next. every truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. incredible. no way. i'm getting goosebumps. get 17% below msrp on all silverado 1500 lt pickups in stock.

. >>> a teen girl remains in the hospital after this fall from an amusement ride in upstate new york. >>> living in an area that sees four seasons and extreme weather can make it tough for kids to get outside and play. >> and bringing the fun in the great outdoors inside, and i got to get a first look at the grounds. here's a look you will see only on news4. >> that's my second. outside inspired michael blair to transform the former safeway into a natured-inspired playground. >> it occurred to me there was not a space where the kids could run free inside. >> that vision became unstructured play space, badlands. >> i like that metaphor. it relates to what we are doing here. >> a indoor mountain, with cliffs, tunnels and slides, and there's party paw vivians for birthdays. >> the open space is helpful for the parents that are here because they can be aware of what is going on with their children but not involved with what is going on with your more independent discovery, and a creek and logs for smaller climbers and a cave for the more experienced. >> like they would in thaeu kna. >> th

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sexually assaulted tonight authorities in new york say a delaware girl is to blame for her fall from a ride at sick flags. bystanders at the queens berry park in upstate york the ride was stopped and she dropped about 25 feet into a crowd. the girl was taken to hospital in albany police are not saying how bad her injuries are. investigators think she may have been trying to kick something or may have intentionally slipped under the safety bar. you see it and you shoot it fresco users helping us show what's happening in your neighborhood n west philadelphia police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man on arch street. police were call to the 5600 block around 9:30 last night. the victim 31-year-old brian johnson, jr., was shot in the back and the arm. and died at the hospital. >>> in chester, everyone is okay after a fire broke out in a row home and spread to another. crews had to rush to the scene on the 1300 block of west seventh street early this morning. they knocked that fire out in about half an hour. so when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and then use that fresco app to zen it to our newsroom. you might be

a teenage girl on the mend after a frightening fall at a six flags amusement park in upstate new yorke 14-year-old dropping off the gondola road saturday night. lucky for her, keen-eyed good samaritans sprung into action and broke the girl's fall after she went plunging 25 feet down. the young lady not serious lly injured. local authorities say everything on the ride appeared to be in working order. >> terrifying. >>> let's check on cnn's "money stream" this morning. looking like global stocks are in the green after wall street finished the week higher. the nasdaq getting a boost from health care stocks. the health care sector last week was the biggest gainer of the week. growing 3.7%. this week investors will continue to keep an eye on health care, especially with the cbo analysis of the health care bill. they'll be watching as india's prime minister visits the white house for the first time. the president's america first policy, it's created some tension between the two countries, especially over the h1b visa program. this is used by many indian engineers to come to work here in the

instead he walked into their classroom in upstate new york.a lot for me and my guys over there, so it was the least i could do. that's great. gillian: great story. officials in london are evacuating four public housing towers as concerns grow over the fire safety of those buildings, this after at least 79 people died in a fast-spreading fire at grenfell earlier this month. our own kitty logan is live in london with more. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, it's more misery for londoners living in these kind of buildings. late last night hundreds of people were advised to leave their homes after local authorities decided that these buildings were not safe. now, authorities say this was just a precaution, but residents were told they may not be able to return home for up to four weeks while fire safety standards are improved. residents form around 600 apartments were affected. they were seen leaving late last night with the few possessions they were able to pack up in a hurry. these are people on lower incomes who depend on state housing, s

. >> kroft: it took him a year to find his footing in upstate new york, where he spent the next decade, working on a dairy farm and starting a modest feta cheese business... where one day he spotted an ad. >> ulukaya: it said, "fully equipped yogurt plant for sale." and it has a picture in front, it said 1920 on the back. there was small, small pictures of various per-- parts of the plant. and i called the number. >> kroft: the real estate agent said the 85-year-old factory was owned by kraft foods, which had decided to get out of the yogurt business. >> ulukaya: and i asked for the price, and he says $700,000. i mean, you cannot even get a tank with $700,000. how could this be? so i didn't ask the second time, because i didn't want him to think that i-- >> kroft: didn't believe him? >> ulukaya: yeah. >> kroft: or get him to reevaluate the price? >> ulukaya: yeah, he says, "oh, maybe-- we're asking too little." >> kroft: sensing an opportunity, hamdi set off to the small village of new berlin, new york to have a look. there he found the last employees of the last plant in the area, clo

he went to the hospital, but has been released and this is in upstate new york. six flags officials say they don't know how the girl slipped from the ride and that everything on the sky ride was running as it should. park officials are close -- excuse me, are closing the ride until a complete review is finished. just incredible. >>> arlington county is using soccer to help decrease gang violence. the county held an annual gang prevention soccer tournament. dozens of teens came out to washington, lee high school to join in. >> it was really important because it shows that we are able to do it together. this is the 12th year they've hosted that tournament. >> they flooded the streets to celebrate gay pride, but there was a big interruption at one rally. >>> political rallies are the order of the day in washington. there are four of them going on simultaneo us >> you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >>> the burper is under way on the falcon 9 first stage. >> the spacex falcon 9 successfully lifted off this afternoon and it's carrying ten satellites of a company called ir

legally in upstate new york, then made his way to flint, michigan, where he's accused of slashing an airport police officer, jeff neville, in the neck wednesday morning while yelling in arabic. >> ftouhy attempted to buy a gun and was unsuccessful in that attempt in the united states. >> reporter: he allegedly used a 13-inch survival knife like this, launching the attack before reaching the security checkpoint. the fbi says surveillance video shows ftouhy entering the terminal at 8:52 a.m. he then gets on this escalator and heads to the second floor. after spending some time at this restaurant, authorities say surveillance video shows ftouhy entered this bathroom. authorities say he emerged a minute later. that's when he allegedly attacked the officer right here. his target, officer neville, hospitalized but improving. tonight, flint's airport is back open and authorities believe this attacker was acting alone. the question remains, why did he choose here. blake mccoy, nbc news, flint, michigan. >>> we turn now to the extreme weather across the south. waterlogged cities from what was

new york, and then i moved here, to los angeles. lemonis: where in new york? patrick: i'm originally from upstate binghamton. -lemonis: okay.patrick: which is where we had our family bakery and our family business. and then i -- lemonis: you were a baker? patrick: my dad was. my dad lives in upstate new york. lemonis: and your mom? -patrick: is no longer here. -lemonis: she passed away. patrick: my mom died eight years ago this week, actually. lemonis: oh, man. patrick: when someone is dealt something like that and such a tragedy -- and she was super-young, too -- you can either go super depressed and put your head under the covers, or be like "[bleep] it, life is too short. i'm gonna live my dream and do exactly what i want." so, 10 weeks later, after my mom died, i found myself living here with no job, and i knew i was gonna have a clothing brand. lemonis: well, your mom would probably dig this. she would think it was cool, right? patrick: she probably would be pissed that i moved to l.a. with no health insurance or, like [laughs] i don't want it. i want to have my life. i want to have my dream. when i was 18 years old, i

. >> a 14-year-old girl hangs on for dear life in a six flags great escape ride in upstate new york. >> i saw this young person dangling by just her arms and head basically. off the chair. >> a group gathers beneath. the child's younger brother sitting beside her screaming for help. >> oh my god. >> so i looked up and said honey, let go, i promise i'll catch you. >> reporter: this good samaritan at the park with his daughter, leanne, suffered a back injury trying to catch her, they say she fell into both of them. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> you know, security guards were saying everyone back up, i was like no, if she falls i'm going to save her. this little girl is not dying on my watch. >> reporter: the teen is now in stable condition. six flags released this statement in part saying this morning the new york department of labor has cleared the ride for operation. out of an abundance of caution, the ride will remain closed while we conduct a thorough internal review. >> find out, you know, if there was a problem when they were loading the ride, find out if they did the dai

severe weather watch for parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. damaging winds, large hail. and this all squeezes to the east. look at the highly populated d.c., philly, new york to boston corridor. albany as well. could see severe super cells there tomorrow. 118 in palm springs and phoenix. approaching all-time records. looks like the heat will continue through wednesday or thursday. a dangerously long stretch. >> rob, thank you. >>> with all the temperatures outside, we want to turn to an invisible danger in the water. people killed by electrical currents. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, a new jersey family mourning the loss of their 11-year-old daughter. >> female electrocuted, unconscious. breathing. >> reporter: the child and two friends were on an inflatable raft in a lagoon when two of them touched a metal rail that sent an electric shock. the 11-year-old, dying at the hospital. her friends not hurt. this comes just one day after the sudden death of a 19-year-old from ohio, electrocuted after he jumped into the water near a boat dock to save the family d

sunday, cincinnati to upstate new york in play. and the heat in the west, ramping up through thursday. in boston, 55 tall ships will parade, and we're hoping for beautiful weather. >> thank you, rob. >>> and we're reporting on a significant change in u.s. policy toward cuba. president trump rolling back what president obama had done not long ago. >> effective immediately, i'm cancelling the last administration's completely one-sided deal with cuba. >> president trump restoring limits on u.s. tourists traveling to the island. claiming that american money only benefits cuba's military. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the dramatic end to a manhunt. you'll hear from the homeowner who held them at gunpoint. >>> and deadly rip currents. off the east coast. much more news ahead. your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for

this happened at six flags in upstate new york. she was taken to the hospital where she's listed in stable condition. she was treated and released for minor back injuries. it's unclear how the girl fell out of the ride. park officials say there is no indication the ride malfunctioned. but it remains closed. >> you heard him yelling. they'll catch you, honey. >> i guess she felt she had no other way. thank ges the fourth of julymight want to. >> that's because taking a trip may be pretty cheap this year. aaa predicts a record number of people will hit the road or hop a plane this year. experts say gas prices are a lot lower. airfares are down 10%. even rental cars will cost you about 14% less. that could make for busy roads. >> going to be a historical day of travel for aaa. we expect 44 million americans will be traveling this holiday season. >> aaa measures it as a full-on five days from friday through next tuesday. you just heard about the low gas prices. how low are they? >> the national average for a gallon of regular is $2.32.

a man dressed as the tinman from the wizard of oz was pulled over for dui in upstate new york. nicholas sherman says he was working at an oz festival. that explains the ke and it doesn't explain why he blew a .1 the .19 on his breathalyzer. more than -- abundant 19 on the breathalyzer. more than twice the legal limit. >>> a disturbing discovery in a grocery store parking lot. someone found a backpack and inside wrapped in a blanket was a newborn baby girl. now that is sad enough. but this was sunday evening in tempe, arizona. where the temperature outside was 103 degrees. police say paramedics responded and fortunately the baby was perfectly healthy. ironically, that newborn was found a few hundred feet from a tempe fire station which like all fire stations and hospitals is a safe haven for babies. that means someone can drop off a newborn baby within 72 hours of being born, with no questions asked. police are now looking for the baby's mother. >>> a lot of you are wondering, who could do this to a precious newborn? diana wrote, so sad, but thank god it didn't end tragically. l

gets held their breath as they watched a 14 year-old girl dank from an amusement park ride in upstate new yorkappened last night at six flags greatest scape near albany, teen, from greenwood, delaware and her little brother were riding the bond l park officials say ride came to a stop and moments later the girl was dangling, 25 feet off of the paver. man walking by caught her but injured himself in the process park officials say ride and seat were in working order so it is still unclear how she fell. >>> well, hot rod and cool designs were on display atwood high school in warminster. is there "action news" reporter jeff chirico and their son showing off their classic car with the name a volkswagen thing. it is known as wheels on wood. organizers are collecting donations to cover cost for a new solar powered bus stop, the township has already approved the plans for the stop, all they need right now is money to pay for it. >>> in philadelphia, today unique festival celebrated african arts. "action news" was there at stenton park in logan where performers played traditional african music on drums

dangled from a wire left hanging nearly 25 feet from the ground off the sidelines of 6 flags in upstate new yorkshe finally jumped into the arms of strangers waiting to catch her below. a witness commended the group. >> better off to suffer a minor injury to save someone from a serious injury. that's what those guides ultimately did. >> she wasn't seriously hurt. the gondola style ride found everything was working properly including the safety equipment. >>> now, you may have experienced a bumpy flight or two. i know i have. there's a good chance you've never felt anything like this. you're looking at video shot by a man flying aboard air asia after staking off from sydney, australia gentleman. the flight turned back after two hours and landed in perth rather than heading on to kuala lumpur. the discount airline blames an engine problem for all that shaking. >>> and new details tonight on a cyberattack caused in the british parliament. 90 e-mail accounts of legislators were compromised and each of them had leaked passports. news is reporting there may have been a compromise of a large number of

. >> talk about a really scary moment at a theme park in upstate new york. take a look. >> her neck is stuck. >> ooh, a cell phone video was rolling as the teenage girl from southern delaware dangled from a gondola ride. it happened at the six flags park in queensbury. a crowd gathered underneath to catch her, and they did. the teen was not seriously hurt. the park says it does not to be a malfunction with the ride, but they have it closed until a thorough review is finished. >>> all right, let's talk a little sports now. late night in arizona, the phillies got some pop from pitcher ben lively, but it came from the plate, not the mound. at 25 years old, lively became the youngest phils pitcher to homer in a game in more than 20 years. but the cheers were short lived. yeah, diamondbacks coming back with a little power of their own. jake lamb. the d-backs went on to beat the phillies 9-2. they're back again this afternoon in phoenix. and now here's the rest of the sunday morning sports. >> hey, hey, good morning to you. danny pommells from csn here. flyers gen

. >> this is the great escape sky ride at six flags in upstate new york north of albany. the teen is in the hospital fortunately in stable condition. witnesses saw the girl dangling from the gone dough law yelling for help -- gondola yelling for help before she fell. she struck a tree on the way down. this man was in the crowd with his family and he saw everything. >> i was horrified. you can tell this person was helpless. she's probably 35 feet in the air. i said to one of the staffers, i said, you "you guys mean to tell you you don't have anything set up to rescue somebody in this situation? " and he then told me to leave the scene. >> six flags issued a statement saying, "the safety and security of guests is top priority." the a amusement park says there -- the amusement park says there does not appear to be a malfunction in the ride but closed it until they can do a thorough vi even if that celebrity is an ugly dog, make that the world's ugliest dog. this is martha the neapolitan mastiff. she took home top prize for the ugliest dog prize competition in pet plume arks