rider, a regular bus rider, but she said her trip from albany to here usually took 20 minutes. this morning it was 45 minutes and she had to stand the entire way. definitely a different ride from her. if you take a look at the transbay terminal here, it might look kind of sparse but that's how the morning commute works on this end. this buss are packed and full, but people get off them quickly and they are on the go, they keep moving. we have video from earlier this morning to show you how crowded the buss are. but they do empty quickly. a lot of smiling faces this morning. bus riders reporting to us it really was a pretty easy trip. >> the ride was fine, but they used a double bus. you can see the long one, usually they don't have that one and it was full. >> i left home about 3:40 -- no, about 4:30, so we got to the bus stop, it came about 5:05. overall not bad. >> reporter: the moral of the story was starting early. the people who took the earliest buses to get to the city really were in the best shape. now, within the last 30 minutes i've had one bus rider tell me her bus w

. >> a new crash on 80 westbound, at albany hill. traffic is already slow on richmond heading out towards berkeley. let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal. thank you. a lot of fog out there. but the higher clouds are gone. there's a lot of sunshine. temperatures will warm up. the fog out there will keep temperatures -- some of it is really thick. if you are stuck in some of that, it might be misty or drizzle. the humidity was way up yesterday. santa rosa, up 5. san jose was still 80. with the clouds, 82. palo alto 80 today. temperatures are warming up. the higher clouds are heading well to the north, out of the picture. 50s and 60s. 68 in antioch. some locations having no problem warming unpretty quick here if you are up north, you might have to deal with higher clouds. a little low spinning off the coast will be here for a weekend. cooler lows for many due to the lack of cloud cover unless you have the fog. temperatures kind of stuck. 50s to 90s. these are all really kind of close to the seasonal averages. it looks like we'll stay th

so bad earlier but now it is solid red and that is bumper-to-bumper traffic to 580 and the 8080 from albany to berkeley still at top speed. that does not seem to be quite as bad as the others and to the south, when you pass dub it -- dublin it is clear. on the waze app this is the amount pass. 580 from tracy is not something we usually see but it looks like a lot of folks are taking the road to get around the delay because of an early car fire that is still blocking one lane. it really caused damage to this commute. that is now an hour to head out of tracy to dublin/pleasanton. in san jose it is not so bad. 87 beyond the julian off-ramp we have a few extra cars moving smoothly. tracking the sprinkles from your beach to mountain tan, that is where we have the best radar runs. they very light green to dark green so just sprinkles and nothing organized as far as rain or showers. we had that half an hour ago at half moon bay but it is falling apart. half mile visibility at half moon bay because of the fog and the rest of us are not affected by this at all. in the south bay, all of us are in the

and as we look at our drive time traffic headed along 80, westbound, from albany to the maze it is four minutes. southbound along 880 from fremont to san jose that is 15-minute drive and 280 northbound from 101 to cupertino is 13 minutes and outside we go and another look at san jose 280 away from 17 a couple of headlights we are looking at quiet conditions this morning. kristen and eric? >> breaking news from san francisco where firefighters uncovered a pot growing operation at scene of a house fire. a two-alarm fire broke out before 1:00 o'clock a.m. on tucker avenue in the visitation valley neighborhood. the home was empty at the time but they found five rooms with marijuana growing confirmment. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have more from the scene and the possible cause at 5:30. >> bart negotiations continue today as the clock ticks toward a second transit strike on monday morning. a new public confrontation does not look well for the two sides to come to terms. abc7 news reporter matt keller is at the station. >> trains are running at fremont bart station as negotiators m

. >> new york activist lynne part in a march for peace from albany to binghamton. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a military judge when now consider the fate of army private bradley manning, accused to be behind the leak of the biggest classified leak in history. prosecutors made their closing arguments on thursday and the defense followed on friday. he is the first-ever defendant to face and aiding the enemy charge for leaking more than 700,000 documents to wikileaks and other news agencies, and could case -- said a major precedent. the judge in the case is now deliberating over the 21 charges manning faces and has not said when she will rule. many of manning's supporters are dismissal of a possible guilty finding and to reduce the whistleblower sentence. on friday, whistleblowers block the gates of fort mcnair in washington, where offices are located. is not whether or not he was naive. >> the idea that he is being punished for coming out against war crimes and cruelty by his fe

to low 60's and mid-60's throughout the east bay shore especially the closer you are to berkeley and albany and that area where the breeze tends to keep cooler than everyone else and union city and fremont and castro valley, around 70. we will have temperatures in the low-to-mid steptoes for the east bay valley and concord and san ramon at 82. now, the game, premium game, you have to pay more to pay the red sox pay the a's, with first pitch at 7:00, and 65 under sun and dropping down to the stars and chilly 58 by end of the game. the seven-day forecast shows minimal warming at one or two degrees possible away from the coast, and we will drop a little bit on monday and. what up on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, and a steady forecast. how is the commute? >> good morning, we have another we overturned vehicle along 101 in the southbound direction as you head into sausalito, right at bridge boulevard. it involves one car that is blocking two lanes at this hour so you might see some slow downs as you make the drive from san rafael and toward san francisco. so, again, 101 freeway, we do have t

it eventually would take hold in washington which is now the national capital, return to new jersey, albany new york alexandria virginia and of course, carolina and mississippi and kentucky. more specialized knowledge association credited to manufacturers improvement of agriculture to study of natural history even a military philosophy society founded at west point and they all appeared as well. they were local or regional in scope and if you look at the name they almost always have at least a town or city associated very specific the early american in the philosophical society would save the philosophical society for the a transmittal of useful knowledge held in philadelphia in the province of pennsylvania and from our perspective it is silly but it is important to understand with 18th-century thinking knowledge a and its pursuit was a personal face-to-face experimented had to be done locally and face-to-face through lectures and members needed to live nearby to come to regular meetings this also has the advantage of a broad section to have access to the localized groups so when it was imp

in albany as in new york. in a war, you're going to have a lot of people killed. it goes on every day. they plan these things out. to suggest that somehow chicago is representative of the rest of the country when they have a drug war going on, and most of the killings in the black community are over drugs. a lot of people get hurt. that five-year-old kid, a good example of that. i am not sure that a president or anybody else will convince a hardcore gang banker to not shoot. >> worked in new york. they clamped down on it, and sending people from new york to chicago, it can be done. >> can we point something out, yes, you're 100% right, the vast majority is gang related, black on black, we get it, but didn't have eric holder come to the naacp and say we need to stop that, black kids are shooting black kids and that's got to stop. he said we have to look at laws that may undermine public safety like the stand your ground law. really, are you kidding me, attorney general? how about taking on, how about being the leader, saying this is where we should be. bob, you you

the plane made an emergency landing in albany, georgia after the pilot noted an indicator light showed a fire breaking out in the cargo area. all 155 people on board evacuated safely. the airline now busing passengers to their destination, the saint petersburg/clearwater airport. >>> jury selection today for a wounded warier sue to go get his job back at the fbi. justin says he was discriminated against when he lost his job because of a prosthetic hand. he lost it during training in 2004. the fbi says he couldn't effectively perform all of his duties. just tip says he was able to pass every required test and the fbi violated the rehabilitation act of 1973. heather. >>> search crews just recovered a second body in friday's boat crash on new york's hudson river. a bride to be and her best man killed when their boat hit a barge. robert moses is live for us in new york with the latest. >> reporter: heather, good morning. a boater found the body of mark lennon about a mile south of where we are in the hudson river. he made that discovery at 11:00 yesterday morning shortly after 11:00 yester

the career politicians in albany are the biggest whores in this state. i might be the only person sitting on this stage with the right experience to deal with them. >> new yorkers are forgiving, but with davis around to remind them of spitzer's past, it might be harder to forforget. here's a take on the tonight show last night. >> one of them is the most degrading profession of all time and the other ran a whore house. geez. >> of course, leno isn't the first to equate politics with prostitution. ronald reagan wrote, politics is supposed to be the second oldest profession. i've come to realize that it bears a very close resemblance to the first. there is a series a on comedy central tonight about american history but with a new spin that will surely appeal to the college fraternity demographic. it's called "drunk history" and it illustrates the storied past through an inebriator who often blur between fact and verification. >> john wilkes booth comes into their box and shoots lincoln in the head. after he shot lincoln, he jumped from the balcony, breakin

when you into albany you have another patch of slowing and it looks like traffic eases making it further into berkeley but that was due to an early accident blocking a lane and it caused quite a jam. now, a look at the golden gate bridge where it is unplenty of fog and it does not seem to be hampering your commute. you may want to slow down but so far it is 12 minutes from sausalito into san francisco. a ride they will never forget a family visiting san francisco is breathing easier after the tour went wrong in the yellow go-kart s after taking a wrong tour while site -- sight seeing and a cart stalled on the bay bridge and the family did not speak english although there is g.p.s. in sell languages. >> you do not want to end up on the bay bridge with those. >> trading is underway on wall street and investors are buzzing about facebook. >> the dow is down 67 points and we go to jane king at the new york stock exchange. >> coming up first, a gusher in the east bay with what led to this >> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> new this morning a man an

if you are driving in from richmond that it has been very slow coming to the racetrack area near the albany hill. all because of the earlier problems that are now gone. but still kind of a lengthy commute. now, when you get to the teleplays that's the good news that it is empty. they are moving along pretty well, getting into san francisco. they've been looking at the peninsula and also some slowing of the traffic here south, heading down from union city to fremont. and across the way on the traffic, they are moving along pretty well. let me pull this back down here. had is where i want to go to 101 and 92. you can see all the slow traffic there. southbound 101 approaching highway 92. to claim what was a minor accident, but no such thing at this interchange. watch if the slow traffic coming out of burlingame. >> thank you, sir. a very good morning with a lot of cloud covers. a few breaks. they had a little hazy sun beginning to break on through. same for san jose, although they are making it for parts of san jose. there's plenty of fog to go around. not only that, but gusting up to 25, 30 m

. >> phillip from albany. >> he's wearing the classic guy look, baseball cap, t-shirt. i want to point out something right here and right here. >> logos. >> nix the names, guys. look when i show you the before and after, you will see it makes a big difference. >> are you kidding me, bobby? >> it's less distracting. >> it looks better? >> less like a college frat boy. >> more likely to get a date with a blue hat? >> women will think, i'm telling you, if you go to a job interview, you have to be careful. >> you guys are weird. >> carson, be nice to me. baxter is somebody i loved. he was playing with color, and he's doing something a lot of guys are asking about, rolling the hem of his pants. the only thing i wasn't sure about is i felt like the yellow sneakers were distracting. simplify your statement. making the shoe gray. >> well done, bobby, well done. ankle is still tight. >> i'm 0 for 2. >> i don't roll like that, i'll tell you that. >> next greg from texas. now his wife was in our last so good segment, so what's good for the goose is good for the gander. greg has a

as we look at the drive time track, if you are traveling along highway 80 the east shore freeway albany to the maze is four minutes, and very short, and 880, southbound under 20 minutes and 280, northbound, from 101 to cupertino, is 13-minute commute. now, a look at your drive in san jose, 101, coming away from 880 over to the san jose airport, you are in fantastic shape. >> the watch abc live stream is now available the first local station and abc is the first broadcast network to bring you a live stream your local news and all your favorite abc tv shows. now you never have to miss a minute of the news and shows you lover. watch abc allows to you watch abc7 with you wherever you want to be, a special new benefit brought to you by abe, comcast, and charter communications. there is no cost. search watch abc to download the app. >> 15 things to know use tart the day. >> giants' fans, have a new slogan for the man who left for dodgerland. footer says it's no exactly for everyone. >>> that's "america's money." make it a great day. i'm john muller. w where to star. at angie's list, you'll fi

south of the hoffman split from albany and berkeley it is looking good but you slow down at the maze. we have an accident eastbound 580 with a lane blocked but plenty of slowing westbound because of an early accident. the bay bridge toll plaza is loading up with metering lights not on and the cash-paying lanes are goatsing packed. >> right now oakland police remain at the home of the oakland man who reports his daughter missing and amber alert is in affect. katie marzullo joins us with the details on the story. katie? >> at this point police say the father of the little girl is not a suspect but you can see they are here at his home and there is crime seen tape blocking the entrance. officers have been here all night. this is where the little girl lives with her dad and also his mother. as of last night it appears the police were waiting for a search warrant so we do not know if they have been allowed to search the house. the little girl in question, 21-month-old daphne viola webb last in a car with her grandmother who has dementia outside of a supermarket at international boulevard a

but, so far so good from albany to berkeley to the maze. we are starting to see a buildup of traffic at the maze and busy conditions when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. >> thank you at 5:56. a study says people with pair shaped bodies could have greater risk if deadly disease with researchers looking at 3,000 patients and those with increased belly fat were at greater risk for cancer and heart disease because an -- abdomen fat is more dangerous because it surrounds the internal organs. >> gender could affect perception at drinkenness. researchers say that in a study people judging a man who had a drink or two or more likely to think he is hammered and judging a william they say he is "tipsy." the level of the drunkenness has nothing to do with perception of the people, maybe something for bartenders to consider when deciding whose keys to take away. >> just now, next at 6:00, continuing coverage of the asiana flight 214 including new information we just learn overnight of the teenage victim. >> new this morning, look at this, flames

northbound side, look at that, a couple of areas with heavy bumper-to-bumper traffic along 80 westbound from albany to the maze, four short minutes and 880 southbound from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes and 280at 101 is a short drive. the golden gate bridge is looking empty and quiet making the drive from sausalito into san francisco. >> it is 5:33. a $25,000 rearrested is offered this morning in the measure defer an 8-year-old girl who was shot and killed at a sleepover in oakland with a vigil last night and katie marzullo is in the newsroom. katie? >> crimestoppers and oakland police are offering the reward. police say they are determined to solve the case and making the presence known in the diamond district neighborhood where hey lay was shot and killed. police have parked a mobile command center in the neighborhood and they are handing out flyers are and the police chief went to the scene and talked with neighbors and says this. >> go have some leads but this is one that witness withs are going to be key. >> friends and neighbors came together for the vigil last night singing and supporting

the career politicians in albany are the biggest whores in this state. i might be the only person sit thong stage with the right experience to deal with them. >> new yorkers are forgiving, but with davis around to remind them of spitzer's past, it may be harder for them to forget. here was jay leno's take on spitzer versus davis on "the tonight show" last night. >> there is a tough choice for the voters, huh? i mean one is involved in the most degrading profession of all time, and the other ran a whore house, jeez. >> leno isn't the first to equate politics with prostitution. ronald reagan famously remarked, quote, that politics is supposed to be the second oldest profession. i have come to realize it bears a very close resemblance to the first. >>> next up, it's american history through beer goggle lenses there is a series premiering on comedy central tonight about american history, but with a new spin that will surely appeal to the college fraternity demographic. it's called drunk history, and it illustrates america's storied past through the account o

in albany, new york, where that minimum is 7.25, a big mac costs 3.99. in riverside, california, a big mac also costs $3.99, but the minimum wage is a full cents higher, with no effect on the price there. nothing affects mcdonald's prices more than the value of commercial real estate where the store is located. so of course, some of the most expensive big macs in the country are here in new york city, right around the corner from this building where they cost $4.69. which is also what a big mac will cost you on fillmore street in san francisco. where, get this, the local minimum wage is a full $3.30 higher than the minimum wage here in new york city. where the big mac is the same price, because you see san francisco has its own minimum wage on top of the federal -- minimum wage, and on top of california's minimum wage, which i said is higher than most states. san francisco's minimum wage is $10.55. and mcdonald's still wants to do business there. and still makes barrels and barrels of money there. >> for businesses across the country it would mean custom

in albany, new york, where that minimum is 7.25, a big mac costs 3.99. in riverside, california, a big mac also costs $3.99, but the minimum wage is a full cents higher, with no effect on the price there. nothing affects mcdonald's prices more than the value of commercial real estate where the store is located. so of course, some of the most expensive big macs in the country are here in new york city, right around the corner from this building where they cost $4.69. which is also what a big mac will cost you on fillmore street in san francisco. where, get this, the local minimum wage is a full $3.30 higher than the minimum wage here in new york city. where the big mac is the same price, because you see san francisco has its own minimum wage on top of the federal -- minimum wage, and on top of california's minimum wage, which i said is higher than most states. san francisco's minimum wage is $10.55. and mcdonald's still wants to do business there. and still makes barrels and barrelin barrels of money there. >> for businesses across the country it would me

. >> a live look attent state 80 near el scerrito and albany. bob redell's camera as he makes his way through the traffic and morning commute. more on traffic conditions, anthony slaughter filling in for mike inouye. what's happening? >> i wanted to show you that specific lotion. approaching the bay bridge, things are bogged down from 880, 580 through the caldecott tunnel. good news where bob is at, the camera freeze, he's right here coming through just got on to 80 and you can see he's about to hit a heavy patch of some traffic. this is going to be where things slow down for him. let's show you what it look like in the location. it's foggy. headlights are on. here's where we're starting to see the back up through emeriville. past it, things are slow as folks trying to get into the bay bridge approach. another perspective, further south from the 880 perspective, north bound. traffic moving smoothly. it's not all bad everywhere. it once you get into the maze approaching the bay bridge. even farther south, towards fremont, things moving smoothly.

cracked down in corruption in albany arresting a queen state councilman who bribed his way on to the mayoral ballot. he put the times square bomber in prison for life. at our delivering alpha conference last year he joked with jim cramer about his perception on wall street. >> i wanted to apologize in advance that i don't have enough subpoenas for all of you obviously, i'm kidding. i do have enough. >> he was clearly at least half serious. since then he's indicted two s.a.c. capital players and a veteran trader. both will go to trial in november but s.a.c. has felt a real impact. a flight of investor capital, a lack of investor confidence and the big question hanging over that firm is whether its founder steve cohen will be indicted. possibly as early as this summer. heard indications to the contrary but plenty of active cases going on at s.a.c. from what i understand. >> given all the news surrounding s.a.c., it makes tomorrow's interview all the more timely and jim will do it again. so good we're bringing them both back. that's how good it was. there it is, cramer's exclusive inter

i'm going to go to albany with the tenants and we are going to fight to strengthen rent protections to bring back affordable housing units. but i also have a plan to build 40,000 new middle income housing units across the city over the next ten years. it's $300 million from our capital budget. given where rates are and how well managed our capital budget is, i would borrow half of it new and i've identified specifically where else in the capital budget i can find the other money. that's going to be another real help to helping middle class people get homes they can afford. we also need to beat on slum lords. we have 100,000 apartments that are dilapidated. we need to hold landlords accountable fixing those up. the state housing law i passed has started that. in eliminating tens of thousand of danger violations. we've taken the slum lords to court and in 98% or so of the times they have hae to pay fhad pay for it. >> conservative unite against slum lords. i've been privy to slum lords in my youth. i want to ask you sort of about the tutelage of bloomberg. you're your own woman and i don

where is the political party that will protect the citizens of albany, georgia? >> so what did you mean when you said, "let us not forget that we are now involved in a social revolution?" >> what i was trying to suggest -- this is not child play. this is not something today and it's gone tomorrow. that we need a revolution of values. we need a revolution of ideas. we need to humanize. i didn't make it plain. i didn't make it clear. but find a way to humanize our politics, to humanize our political institutions, our business, our education institution and look out for the people. neither of the two major political parties was being responsive to the needs, not jufst the african-americans, but there was a lot of americans had been left out and left behind. they were low-income whites, there were latinos, native americans, women, children. the march on washington, august 28th, 1963, was all-inclusive. it was not a black march. we wanted everyone to participate. we wanted to really, as i said before, to move toward the creation of an america at peace with itself, the

albany's facebook or twitter? >> both. >> mr. thompson? >> both. >> sir? >> i'm triangle to learn how to use tweeter. >> mr. weiner? >> all i can say is, don't ask me. >> all right. i think that was our man knowing exactly what he was doing. that was anthony weiner making fun of himself when asked his favorite social media. he was booed when introduced. let's bring back in our panel. rachel, there is some development this morning, very interesting, word has leaked out that huma, mr. weiner's wife who, of course, is the focus of all the stories this morning in the post and times, she's let it be known number one she didn't know about the continued sexting when they did that "people" and word leaked out she almost left him. interesting decision by them to modify the story yet again. >> that's right. it was a very awkward moment for her in the news conference the other day. she came out and at first she couldn't get comfortable in the physical space. we saw her moving around in the frame, smiling nervously at the reporters. >> i get that. >> she came out and

a new york activist is walking 133 miles from albany to begin tend to bring a federal judge signed petitions on behalf of of an imprisoned him on named yassin aref who was sentenced to 15 years in prison along with another mosque leader in 2007 for laundering money as part of a fake terror plot invented by the fbi. his lawyers now say secret evidence revealed by freedom of information act request shows the fbi targeted yassin aref because they mistook him for an al qaeda agent named mohammed yasin who was reportedly killed in israeli strike in 2010. now lynne jackson has launched a journey for justice to deliver a "seriouscalling for -- consideration of yassin aref's assertion that the government targeted and convicted an innocent man. the evidence was kept secret during the trial, the defense was unable to challenge the evidence. this is why secret evidence is so bad. we have filed a petition today and i'm going to hand deliver signed petitions in support of yassin aref. >> those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman w

you know let's talk about all the bongos relationship with obama in two thousand albany came mary was praised he was also praised by rudy giuliani amongst many other politicians why is it that obama has this close relationship with the u.s. where we get one has a little over a little. multiple american corporation in the bone. so because of oil i think that's why we have that strong relationship and i also believe that the u.s. is supporting the governor's army they they have some mission together i know that the u.s. is very interesting in establishing bases in africa in order to secure the materials because china is advancing very rapidly in africa so i think the u.s. would like to have a bone and the gulf of guinea in his backyard because there is always there. were oil is there that's where he has interests usually ally or the imperialist powers rather i mean third the population in the bone is below the poverty line a lot of people say it's a dictatorship but they did have a lections so why is he viewed as a dictator if they had elections in two thousand one. because he there was

you know, what happened back then in albany when the steam roller came and stayed we would change things for the better, that didn't happen. but i can point to my success as borough president and a member of the assembly where i live to fight rules reform in the state legislature. >> i want to talk about the tax returns a little more. i want to get into that a little more. you have been hammering home at it. there's been writes in "the new york times" all over. you have been calling on spitzer to release his full tax returns. something, frankly, he's done in the past, something as you're right on his former program on current tv, he called on mitt romney to release his full tax returns. i want to play you this and then talk about that. >> romney has now made paying taxes the litmus test for good moral standing in our community. so while i had grown tired and lost interest in mitt's tax rushes, i have a sudden newfound interest in examining them. game on, mitt. where do you stand with your own taxes? >> all right. that is part of one of your most recent campaign ads there. but so to be cl

and new york city as well, even up in albany, new york, as we get into what it will feel like with a factor of the humidity thrown in there. boy oh, boy. 97 in philly. that's what it's going to feel like for you. 92 for you up in new york city and 99 degrees is what it's going to feel like for you down in washington, d.c. high pressure in control, and that is going to stay. the heat going nowhere soon so tomorrow expect more of it. the break this weekend. >> yikes. all right. check out some of the utility stocks. i mentioned that they are under pressure. diminjob resources, duke energy, cms, american electric and dte energy are all on the minus side today. for the year so far though, stocks though are up between 10% to 15%. michelle? >> sue, we'll get the trading action here from the floor of the nyse with bob pisani. >> esther george made comments about the fed which lowered the markets, and i this there's concern about the bank stocks. had a great little run. they are pulling back as well. take a look at the major sectors. right now the important thing is a slightly more downside.

record, of being able to do really important things by bringing people together, when this guy went to albany full of promise. forget about how he left. you should have seen how he was when he was there? it was unbelievable. and that's the problem. >> i think it is the arrogance factor. >> can i ask you a question about that $145 billion fund? spitzer has a new book where he says he wants to use that power of that $145 billion to change corporate behavior in america in a fundamental way that relates to executive xe compensation, all the rest. do you want to use the pension fund that way, too? >> he see late to the game. we've been working on those corporate governing issues for a long time but always through the lens of what's best to grow our pension fund. we're the sixth largest institutional investor. of course we have to look at issues relating to corporations but you have to do it not as a sheriff, as a steward and you have to do it responsibly. tell you something about new york voters -- they're gritty, they're tough and they're going to make the right decision because they want someone

improved the quality of 5,000 apartments in new york city, passing legislation -- getting it passed in albany that come september makes kindergarten mandatory for every 5-year-old. that's what we need in leadership, and that's what voters want. and i think that's what we're going to see happen come primary day and election day. >> one issue here that you haven't talked about that's not getting as much attention, that's the stop and frisk policy in new york that has been targeted by critic who is say it is racial profiling. you have raised constitutional questions about stop and frisk. and yet you still support it. why? >> i think stop and frisk can be used in a way that keeps us safe, because i believe we can be the safest big city in america but can do it in a way that brings communities and people together. no arrests, no weapons brought in. that is over the line. that's pulling communities and police apart. that doesn't make us safer. that's why when i'm mayor you'll see the number of stops go down, we'll be focused on quality stops that keep us safe and that are done in a constitutional w

than 160 passenger and crew slid down inflatable chutes after the flight made an unplanned landing in albany, georgia. the plane was going from cedar rapids iowa to st. petersburg, florida last night. there was a report of fire in the plane's cargo department. >> not knowing what was going to happen next, we didn't know if it was going to be a safe landing or a horrendous landing. we didn't know where we were going down. >> southwest georgia regional airport is a smaller facility so it was closed at the time with nobody in the control tower. the city emergency crews responded to the scene. >>> a steamboat crash in new york killed a bride-to-be and the best man. they were thrown from a steamboat that collided with a barge 30 miles north of new york city. the wedding was supposed to be in two weeks. >> they knew each other since 10 years old at -- they used to go to mass together and they have been friends through the whole time and they fell in love about 3.5 years ago. >> 6 people were aboard the 21- foot speedboat when it crashed. the driver is facing vehicular manslaughter charges. investi

i thought it might be albany new york, or something like that. but there it is. and someone actually tweeted back to me, yes, and the ice machine is still broken. >> and then here a shot from be a airshow in chicago, is this a real photograph? >> a real photograph. and i'm a loyal chicago native so i love putting up pictures of chicago if i can. this is 1911, there was an aviation meet it there were a lot of planes over grant park which want on to be known for other things. >> yes, incredible. >> and in here, this is the first drive-infilling station. >> in case anyone was wondering. >> and what year? >> 1913, this is pittsburgh, gulf oil, before that. and again i didn't know this until i researched it fairly recently. if you wanted to get your car filled, would you drive up, basically to a hardware store and go in and get a tank and take the gasoline out and put it in yourself. so this was a great progress and something we obviously use today. >> okay. and then here is a traffic jam of sorts. in washington, d.c.,. i mean i done even know what the story behind th

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image an pair of women who marry in albany and then move to alabama. >> i'm stuck in imagine the two women part. >> stephanie: sorry. move on, jim. married. honeymoon. there is the sex part in new york. >> i'm sure alabama has pictured two women together a whole lot. >> stephanie: that's probably why he wasn't paying teengts finer legal points. i'm sorry. what now? that would be funny if that actually happened. go back to the two girls again. >> like that penis pump judge. >> stephanie: right. oh yeah, that's it. that will be tough to figure out. okay. >> i would hand down my decision but my hands are busy right now. >> stephanie: my hands are down there. going back, imagine a pair of women who marry in albany, new york, then move to alabama which does not recognize any party of americans of the same sex. when the couple files their tax return, it may state law's controls. their state of celebration which recognizes the marriage or their state of domicile which does not. a mess. [ buzzer ] a mess i tell you. a coalition of gay rights groups put out after after doma advisory council.

improved the quality of 5,000 apartments in new york city, passing legislation -- getting it passed in albany that come september makes kindergarten mandatory for every 5-year-old. that's what we need in leadership, and that's what voters want. and i think that's what we're going to see happen come primary day and election day. >> one issue here that you haven't talked about that's not getting as much attention, that's the stop and frisk policy in new york that has been targeted by critics who say it is racial profiling. you have raised constitutional questions about stop and frisk. and yet you still support it. why? >> i think stop and frisk can be used in a way that keeps us safe, because i believe we can be the safest big city in america, but can do it in a way that brings communities and people together. the way stop and frisk has been used is not doing that. at aur oll-time stops, resultin no arrests, no weapons brought in. that is over the line. that's pulling communities and police apart. that doesn't make us safer. that's why when i'm mayor you'll see the number of stops go down, we'l