albany discovered gridlock. we had 30 years, honey three budgets -- 23 budgets relate. an average of two months. this was real gridlock, new york style. it was tough. we did the exact opposite. for budgets passed for the first time in 30 years. >> what you described is some of the qualities that president obama had not had. -- it is true that you have gridlock in washington. had to work with republicans. or you would not have passed what you have done. >> i have had to work with republicans. i have a senate that is controlled by republicans. i understand you have to get the republicans to agree and you have to get the democrats to agree. that is when you'd tend to say, , the far left is -- ipy with certain things heard the far left. unhappy with certain things. i had the republican senate. i have to get this passed. balance in all these measures. >> i will read you the last paragraph. americans are the rare souls and offering the people who are brave enough to get into small votes to cross great oceans to come to a faraway land and they --ld the greatest nation in on ea

it may go back to the prince of darkness and albany. i do not know where it comes from. there is a bit of that. i asked people, what should i ask him? what do you want to accomplish, learning from loss, they also say, -- >> i think it depends. campaign manager for my father as a young person created a certain image and it was a certain role and by the way, that was the job. you are campaign manager running against the system. it is all up hill and it is new york halle, and it is rough-and-tumble. >> win at all costs? >> this is hardball and it is the fast pitch cage, and that is what it is. it is new york politics. you do not have the stomach for it, they do not care if you are 19 or 55. so it was a very tough business. now, i think what you look at what i have done in four years as governor. i have by relationships accomplished a great deal. the governor of new york, you do not have that much power in the job description, believe it or not. i was attorney general before i was governor. you have more constitutional power. as governor, you want to get anything done, you h

it may go back to the prince of darkness in albany. i don't know where it comes from. there's a bit of that because i ask people what should i ask him and they say all the things i've asked about what do you want to accomplish and about foreign policy and about learning from law. but they also say is he. >>nchyp i think charlie it depe. i think campaign manager for my father as a young person created a certain image and was a certain role. and by the way, that blew the job. you're a campaign manager running against the system, it is all up hill and it's new york politics and it is rough and tumble. i think -- >> rose: at all costs. >> well, it's just, this is hard ball and it's the fast pitch cage and that's what it is. that's new york politics. you don't have the stomach for it. they don't care if you're 19 or 55, you know. so it was a very very tough business. now, i think you look at what i've done in four years as governor. i have by relationships accomplished a great deal. governor of new york, you don't have that much power in the job description, believe it or n

protesting against the proposed development at the land in albany. we're live in berkeley. ktvu. >> pro democracy supporters in hong kong are calling for free and open elections in 2015 and oppose china decision to screen candidates first. they say the demonstrations will continue until hong kong's chief executive steps down. >>> pacific walrus searching for a place to rest is more evidence of climate change. those are about 35,000 walruses crowded on a shoreline in northwestern alaska. it was taken saturday during a survey. normally they use floating sea ice for rest in place, as the arctic ice melt, the experts say they are forced to swim to shore. >>> pitching in, a local grocery chain raises more than $100,000 in two weeks. >> how the big check will help a lot of children. >>> our crews head out to the scene of two suspicious fires and encounter the possible suspects. >>> plans for a road that sings, will it curb speeding on a historic route? ♪ bring them all to the table with the kfc favorites bucket. 8 pieces of chicken with 12 hot wings or 6 extra crispy tenders. â

albany is a corruption disaster. so you are looking at andrew cuomo, the rest of tonight, you'll see a person who very well may be indicted for witness tampering, obstruction of justice, failure to report crimes. we have seen this before in new york. it has to come to an end. and governor, i would ask you tonight if you would talk to people directly, tell the truth, raise your right hand and swear that neither you nor your staff have been subpoenaed. i think that was set the record straight. >> mr. gonzales, i believe you have a follow_up question. >> to mr. cuomo first and the others can respond as well about the interview that we did today. he also said in the interview that the only way an investigative body can get to the root of a problem is to independence. mr. cuomo, was the panel independent and does the panel have to be independent to get to the root? >> yes, and the chairman said that a number of times. it is truly outrageous. the us attorney that he was not quoting said about mr. astorino that he has given

the problems are in albany right now. we have overregulation, massive taxes driving our middle class, our small businesses and our big corporations out of this state. people are following those jobs for better states. we have to put that to an end and change the climate in the state. >> mr. cuomo, you have one minute. rhetoric is fine. facts are better. state are thehis lowest they have been since 1953. corporate taxes are back to the level of 1968. we just won an award from a business point of view, from number 25 to 4, from a conservative organization that studies taxes. so we brought down taxes and that has brought up dobbs -- brought up jobs. than itte has more jobs has ever had in the history of the state of new york. myterms of credibility, friend, mr. astorino, when it psalmisttaxes, the their 20% tax cut, guarantee there would not be a tax hike. after five years, they are the number one text county in the united states -- number one in the united states of america and the county was downgraded. >> trickle-down cor

we have democrats and republicans working together again in albany. on time inr budgets a row. there is more work to be di -- to be done to make certain. i want to keep upstate moving forward together. >> mr. mc are met -- mr. mcdermott. >> i asked you to please listen as new yorkers. now i want to speak to you as a libertarian. democrats and republicans have a problem. you want to stop, gore? vote -- you want to stop common core? vote libertarian this one time. vote for michael mcdermott. you want to prevent [indiscernible] vote libertarian. you want to not have charter schools taking over? vote libertarian this one time. don't think of what you have done and don't continue what you do every other election. this time, vote libertarian. what do you have to lose? years, you can still vote for a republican. they will still be around. libertarian this one time and let's make a difference. and am running for governor i am ready to be your governor to turn this state around, to make it great again so our families, like mine and yours, can actually live in the state and not think abo

between the shoshone and the albany commissioners and representatives from massachusetts, connecticut, and pennsylvania. this is a treaty held at a particular point. does the document reflect a memorialized agreement signed by two parties? not at all. it is a meeting of the two parties. it is an organic concept. indian treaties began as an organic relationship on both sides, not just on the indian side. now, the critical relationship was, at least from the native, indigenous point of view, that the natives had agency and the relationship. they were actors. they brought their concerns to the table. they were consulted about the relationship. they in fact were not told what the policy was. they were consulted in the policy formulation. they were active actors and they were consulted in the relationship, and then ultimately, for anything to change, they had to consent to it. so these are the three critical elements, particularly from an indigenous point of view, about the treaty relationship, however it is cast in familial terms, agency, consultation, and informed and free consent. those

a mohawk speaker was in albany. he said we have been here before and made an alliance, the dutch. the dutch say we are brothers and join together with chains. once we have something to offer, they want to negotiate. today, the beaver has been replaced by cigarettes. tax-free gasoline and the hope you will get rich at the casino. 1812, redr the war of jacket echoed this. all the promises made by one president are handed down to the next. a little foolish in that thinking. we expect to comply with our engagements. we have persistently said this despite the french and indian war and the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. we have said we will still try to uphold our covenant chain relationships with the united states. you have heard our treaty with the united states. here is the wampum belt to confirm that treaty. red jacket was standing there in 1819 holding the george washington covenant belt. this holds our hands together. here is the parchment, also had the written paper. you know the contents. i will not open it. the tree of friendship is decaying, the symbol of our relations

the politicianings in albany won't like it. it i work for the people, and won't stop fighting until we all we cangovernment that ke trust. >> andrew cuomo is spending of tax dollars on ads that are not true. rank last inate economic outlook? new york. theest property taxes in nation, most people leaving the state, you got it. york.e's new andrew cuomo's policies have new york last in too many categories. and no amount of taxpayer ads will change that. has a proud history of fighting discrimination. that's why it's shocking rob astorino has repeatedly violated federal antidiscrimination laws for years. the only county executive in the nation who refuses to comply, $10 million in penalties civil rights violations. the "new york times" on die-hard resistance to civil rights laws didn't work out for the south half a century won't work now. ran astorino, so far right, he's wrong for new york. >> c-span's exin 2014 is than 100you more debates for the control of congress. stay in touch with our coverage and engage. on twitter at c-spa

a mohawk speaker was in albany. he said we have been here before and made an alliance, the dutch. the dutch say we are brothers and join together with chains. once we have something to offer, they want to negotiate. today, the beaver has been replaced by cigarettes. tax-free gasoline and the hope you will get rich at the casino. 1819, after the war of 1812, red jacket echoed this. all the promises made by one president are handed down to the next. a little foolish in that thinking. we expect to comply with our engagements. we have persistently said this despite the french and indian war and the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. we have said we will still try to uphold our covenant chain relationships with the united states. you have heard our treaty with the united states. here is the wampum belt to confirm that treaty. red jacket was standing there in 1819 holding the george washington covenant belt. this holds our hands together. here is the parchment, also had the written paper. you know the contents. i will not open it. the tree of friendship is decaying. the symbol of ou

drive time traffic when you get beyond the half man split from albany to the maze is ten minutes on i-80 southbound 880 from fremont to san jose is 23 minutes. and 680 has a crash and i will have more information in a moment and 101 to cupertino is 14 minutes and not too bad. we have a water main break and do avoid the area until further notice. >> we back with seven things to know before you go. >> the morning news continues in 90 seconds. >>> here are seven things to know today: go giants. game six of the world series is tonight in kansas city. they are a win away from capturing the trophy. you can cheer on with thousands of other fans at civic officer plaza, with no alcohol allowed at the celebration. >> students at san jose state are mourning the loss of one of their honor. they held a vigil for 22-year-old chi lam who died a day after being hit by a suspected driver in front of his house. police arrested the suspected driver, a 22-year-old man. >> $30,000 is offered this morning for information in the shooting death of perla avina, the 30-year-old mother of four riding in a car o

a lot of brilliant colors like milford to albany, it's 3 hours to albany, not too far away maybe you you want to enjoy that this afternoon. sat light and radar, there's nothing going on, this is the dominant upper level low that is retrograding pushing back toward the rest. it's driven the cold air into the heartland of the nation. this shade of gray right in through here, that's the entire area picking up the cold weather this morning. so, really, the pattern is being dominated from there upper level low. 40 degrees in chicago, bismarck, 40 degrees, cincinnati, 44. itthe low will push so far backo the west, it will allow the winds to shift out of the southwest. it will be a reversal literally in 24 hours, tomorrow will feel fantastic with highs in the 70s. today, 59 in lancaster, wilmington, 60. philadelphia, 60. trenton, 60 degrees, we'll call it breezy and cooler combination of sun and clouds, cape may, 60. dover, 62. if you're heading to the lincoln financial field, eagles taking on the rammings. sun and clouds, cool breeze, kickoff temperature 58 degrees, be by the 4th quarter a

we have democrats and republicans working together again in albany. we've had for budgets on time in a row. hadn't happened in 40 years. there is more work to do to be certain, but the arrows are pointing in the right direction. i want to keep doing it, keep the state moving forward. i want to keep upstate moving forward together. mcdermott: we started this in my opening remarks. i ask you to please listen as new yorkers. now i want to speak it as a libertarian. democrats and republicans are the problem. you want to stop, core? vote libertarian one time. vote libertarian this one thing to do want to make a difference for new york? don't think that you can't vote and get to vote for democrat or republican. just vote for libertarians one time. vote for michael mcdermott. to want to stop the safe act? repeal it. vote they became. you want to not have charter schools taking over our children? local control? vote libertarian one time. .. do you feel your taxes have gone down they haven't. the taxes keep going up everywhere despite the fact that we cut tax

she was a secretary of the state legislature of albany. been in the legislature in the early 1920s and 30s obviously women had very little power. but she had this notion that her voice was important and she had the view that she wanted to be heard on things that they were working on. was she realized what she could amplify her voice with other women and they could make a difference. it became essential to every campaign. they did all the work and all the door-to-door and over time she became powerful because you couldn't get elected in albany. so i learned attorney how important grassroots activism is. so i always had in the back of my mind i wanted to do something in public service something and government and as i got older it became almost embarrassed to admit i wanted to run for offi office. >> how hard was it to make that decision? >> i'm a young lawyer working in big law firm in new york city pushing paper and they look up long enough to notice that hillary clinton is giving a speech in china. i had studied mandarin in beijing so he

the problems are in albany right now. we have overregulation, massive taxes driving our middle class, our small businesses and our big corporations out of this state. people are following those jobs for better states. we have to put that to an end and change the climate in the state. >> mr. cuomo, you have one minute. >> rhetoric is fine. facts are better. the taxes in this state are the lowest they have been since 1953. corporate taxes are back to the level of 1968. we just won an award from a business point of view, from number 25 to 4, from a conservative organization that studies taxes. so we brought down taxes and that has brought up jobs. this state has more jobs than it has ever had in the history of the state of new york. in terms of credibility, my friend, mr. astorino, when it comes to taxes, the psalmist their 20% tax cut, guarantee there would not be a tax hike. after five years, they are the number one taxed county in the united states of america and the county was downgraded. >> trickle-down corporate welfar

between the shoshone and the albany commissioners and representatives from massachusetts, connecticut, and pennsylvania. this is a treaty held at a particular point. does the document reflect a memorialized agreement signed by two parties? not at all. it is a meeting of the two parties. it is an organic concept. began as anies organic relationship on both sides, not just on the indian side. now, the critical relationship was, at least from the native, , that the feeling natives had agency and the relationship. they were actors. they brought their concerns to the table. they were consulted about the relationship. they in fact were not told what the policy was. consulted in the policy formulation. they were active actors and they were consulted in the relationship, and then ultimately, for anything to change, they had to consent to it. so these are the three critical elements, particularly from an indigenous point of view, about the treaty relationship, however it is cast in familial terms, consultation, and informed and free consent. those are the core elements of a treaty relationship

we're off to a cool start this morning, you can see most of the significant cloud cover is up over albany and new york city. a little bit forming along the appalachians and west virginia and virginia. generally speaking we're looking at a bright start and bright finish. 48 in philadelphia. 47 in allentown. reading, 44 degrees, same reading in wilmington. and 48 this trenton and closer to 50 along the boardwalks along the south jersey shore. winds are running at 9 in philadelphia. every now and then we get a zero where winds settle and become calm. so winds is not a big deal for you. as we head out the door to catch the school bus. it's chilly, temperatures in the mid 40s clear skies and cool. back to school everybody for monday, 48 degrees on the smart phone. 64 degrees is the 3:00 p.m. temperature. it does look like we get a high of 65 degrees that should be around 4:00. tranquil conditions. karen, it's even milder tomorrow and then the temperatures dip again and we get a chance of showers later in the week, details ahead. it's cool out there, roads are dry, the accident on 422 westbound

speaking of 280, 101 to cupertino is 11 minutes and 80 westbound from albany to the maze is four minutes and southbound 880 from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes. >> the federal government is going after a major cell phone provider accusing the company of deceiving customers. >>> in tech bytes, at&t is underfire, being accused of slowing down data speeds for customers with unlimited data plan claiming that 3.5 million customers have been affected since 2011. motor role has a super charged version of their smartphone, the droid, featuring 5.2" screen and a battery lasting 48 hours. >> finally, taco bell has a new mobile app and you can pay by phone and skip the line when you arrive at the accident and customize whatever you are craving like never before. >>> the state is launching a new crack down on drunk drivers. >> a pothole there, bay area roads get a report card. the best and worst places to drive in the bay >>> 4:54. there has been no improvements to the bay area roads in years which have been consistently mediocre for a decade after grading 43,000 miles of streets and roads. brent

. >> you appointed a special panel , the moreland position, to root out corruption in albany but suddenly abolish her own panel less than the your ago -- your own panel less than a year later and press accounts a your aides pressured its members to squash certain investigations. manhattan u.s. attorney is now how do you respond to those who call this the darkest stain of your first term, and can you assure us tonight that your office never sought to interfere with the moreland commission or any attorney general investigations prompted by it, or even the current federal probe? >> yes, thank you for bringing up because there's been a lot of misinformation. two basic points. number one, we appointed a commission and i said to the chairman of the commission who happens to be the preeminent district attorney in the state of new york, in my opinion, happen to be a republican chairman fitzpatrick. you make all the decisions. yes, people gave him advice, public ends, my staff talked to him and everyone staff talked to him, but he has repeatedly said he made all the decisions independently. he is

and 80 we, albany to the maze is four minutes and southbound 880 from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes and northbound 280 from 101 is 11 minutes. >>> ratings company nielsen will measure ought conference on-line >> could a legal life hover board be in the works? >> a warning for apple icloud users: china has tried to intercept customer information and says the servers are still secure. apple is taking orders for the new ipad, a 9.7" display and 18 percent thinner. the "wall street journal" says it is solid but not a "must have." >> the ipad is what the ipad has always been, good at tablet things, movies, reading picks, but looking for a tablet to do more, the ipad isn't the one. >> it starts at $500. a california company has a kick starter campaign for something reminiscent of "back to the future," with the cost of a levitating skateboard: $10,000. >> another twist in san francisco's turf war and why a community group is taking the city to court offer fake grass. >> a frustration bay area commuters deal with each day but wait until you hear how much getting stuck in traffic is costing.

showers stretched from albany to scranton, bedford, cumberland, west of hagerstown. old town, maryland seeing some of that as well in toward west virginia, just toward the romney area. looks like mainly west of romney as we speak. i'm put everything in motion all moving northeast. we have this eastward progression. looks like a tiny wave. hagerstown, it might be another hour or two before we see a shower. this stuff is creeping eastward right now. so romney, you've got some showers. a little heavier one to the west, southwest. the bulk of that may hit you on the the west side of romney. cumberland seeing some light to occasionally moderate rain here. looks like it's west on i-68 and more activity southwest of garrett county will be rolling in in the next one to two hours. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies now. mid-60s this afternoon. our showers will be approaching i think after the 3:00 hour. 60 at 4:00 p.m. with some showers in the i-95 corridor. by 8:00 most ever the activity is gone with the exception of maybe the lower eastern shore and extreme southern maryl

we're at 32 in albany. the big cities are holding into the 40s, but all the burr bs are into the 30s. middle of the country is great. if we're going to have bad weather, one, south florida it going to get a lot of rain and new england is going to be ugly. . we have a nor'easter rainstorm. no snow, but it's going to be rainy and windy. not a pleasant tuesday through friday. >> nobody wants to hear nor'easter. >> not already, but it doesn't always mean snow. it can mean cold rain too. >> even better. >>> also making news on this monday morning, police say the disappearance of hannah graham is now a death investigation. they are awaiting forensic tests to determine whether remains found on saturday are that of the missing uva student. the location is eight miles from where graham was last seen more than a month ago. >>> serena williams is competing in the wta finals this week. he's firing back for comments that referred to her as one of the williams brothers and also called her scary. williams called the comme

accident everything is clear to 80 and as you head from 80 through san pablo to the half map split, to albany berkeley, no problems. >> cringe ghosts and goblins are all around tonight, and what you need to do to stay safe. >> an accident that shut down a major freeway from northern california to southern california. >> 35 recruits from the latest oakland police academy will graduate and which is video from the graduation early this year, and today's graduation for the 170th oakland police recruit academy is at 10:00 a.m. at the scottish rite center. the new graduates are a welcome addition representing another step forward in the efforts to glow the police department and increase public safety. officials say this class is employ diverse with many of the graduates able to speak a second language including spanish, hindu, korean and russian. >> today is the victory parade and halloween. san francisco police chief suhr has advice: if you take your kids trick-or-treating, use a flashlight or reflective tape. watch out for choking hazards, examine all candy, look both ways and use crosswalks. mot

we go down a trip down albany lane. >> the fourth grade class attempting to bring into law the new york yogurt industry. swhak are we defining as a snack here? >> i think it's self-explanatory. i mean you have breakfast, lunch and dinner and then you have snacks. >> did you consider or say the potato chip as a potential state snack? no. did the sponsor consider raisins as an official state snack? >> no. >> did the sponsor consider pretzels as the potential state official state snack? >> never. >> thomas, the viewers take their snacks seriously. i was surprised the bagel or hot dog. they aren't over their potato chips and we'll just kind of keep you updated on that. >> maybe they are not healthy enough to be the state snack. it has to be healthy. >> i like it. you may have seen american ninja warrior. ellen has an idea. if only it was real. take a look. >> from the makers of "american ninja warrior" a show ten times more shocking. cats take on obstacles. the gate jump. the tail grab. >> not even hesitating. make your move. >> the spin. and the leap of faith. cat ninja warrior. it's an ev

two lanes blocked westbound 80 at school son, where you start to head over to the hoffman split into albany where you will fine the delays and further to the south, southbound we have another accident and it is blocking at least one day and it does not appear to be causing delays northbound and no spectator slowing at this hour. we have areas where construction is picked up and the golden gate bridge shows in the northbound direction coming out of san francisco you will find flashing lights. be careful. >>> we were talking about the unveiling of the new ipad and apple may have stolen some of their own thunder. >> here is the tech bytes. >> accident am plop december -- accidental blunder by apple with new versions of the air and the mini which are to be unveiled today. and galaxy note 4 has a larger screen and rear camera and the "wall street journal" gives it high marks. >> if you thought apple just entered the war with the iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus and wiped out the competition, that is not the case. samsung still leads the way with better software that takes advantage of the screen and a

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this is going to head over to albany, right now all south of camden yards and that is good news, they are on track to play. 8:30 tonight showers off to the south, temps in the upper 50s to low 60s. but by 10:00 notice what's gathering to the west, all this activity rolls through, by midnight we are looking at rain and showers again covering the entire metro area. we will come back, put that further into the future and let you know if we can salvage some of saturday and what happens to sunday. >> thank you, top. >>> well these two parents from prince william county are locked up tonight after their 9- month-old baby died and prosecutors have charged them with neglect. >> police telling us they left a child in her crib for 16 hours without checking on her. our surae chinn visited the neighborhood. >> reporter: to a leave a 9- month-old home for 16 hours in a house? >> neighbors are reacting to the tragedy of a 9-month-old girl who died in her crib last weekend. police s their baby in the crib at 8:30 saturday night, the next time they would check up on her would be 12:30 sunday afternoo

those lanes on the right heading up toward albany. richmond. the richmond san rafael bridge. that looks pretty typical for an evening commute. pretty heavy in the other direction as well. >>> and coming up mark ibanez will have the highlights. >>> a massive marijuana bust in a quiet east bay neighborhood and neighbors say they didn't suspect a thing. ktvu's allie rasmus live in san ramon where a million dollars of marijuana was found inside a home there. allie. >> reporter: police raided this home last night. you can see signs of that police activity. the front door was busted open. there's now a plywood door where the front door used to be. there's also a red tag. according to the inspector someone reworked the electric system in order to grow the plants and this home is no longer safe to live in. >> reporter: only the stems remain in the home. a ventilation sneaked through every room of the home to filter out the marijuana smell. >> they did a good job because i didn't smell anything. >> reporter: georgina moved in next door in july. when she got home. >> my electricity wen

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the problems are in albany. we have overregulation, massive tax is driving our middle class, small-business and big corporations out of the state and people are following them for a better state. we need to put that to an end and change the climate in the state. then we will do well. >> moderator: you have one minute. cuomo: rhetoric is fine, facts are better. our taxes on the middle state are the lowest they have been since 1953. corporate taxes are back to the level of 1968. we just won and award from a business point of view we have gone from 25 to 4. from a conservative organization that studies taxes. we have brought down taxes and that has brought up jobs, 511,000 new jobs. this state has more jobs than it has ever had in the history of the state of new york. in terms of credibility, my friend mr. astorino when it comes to taxes, if you promise to point to some tax cuts, he guaranteed there would never be a downgrade and he promised they would not be the highest in taxes. after five years they are the numb

i went to high school at alba nick cannon me -- albany academy. i have outworked both of the candidates in traveling this district. people ony work with a daily basis in this district. i'm focused on what my ideas are representing this district, which are creating jobs and growing our economy, standing up for constitutional liberties, always protecting our farmers and giving them the environment to grow and thrive, and standing up for servicemen and women at fort drum. i'm very proud of the work i've done in the community. i mostly proud of helping to save the small-town movie houses and to have been involved on a community level for decades. dropping off my daughter at school is about as big a commitment i can make to the future of our district. i'm going to be there no matter what happens on november 4. >> we switch gears entirely at this point. the question is for you, mr. woolf. there are a number of colleges and universities in the district. they play a vital role culturally and economically. there is a problem of sexual assault on college ca

here's a look at traffic, 80 albany to the maze, right to the maze, four minutes will get you there. four short minutes. southbound fremont to san jose, 15 minutes. eric, katie? >> leyla, thank you. >>> the first reviews are in after apple's latest big product unveiling. >> here's this morning's tech bytes. >> in today's tech bytes, apple's new mobile payment system launches on monday, apple pay allows users to make purchases using their devices touch i.d. center. it works with iphone 6 and 6 plus and the newly unveiled ipad air 2 and ipad mini 3. other features include a thinner frame, more advanced processer, and fingerprint reader, and three color choices. joanna stern got a firsthand look. >> i'm happy to see many hardware improvements, better camera, touch i.d., faster processer, but i wish apple was doing more on the software to make the ipad a more powerful device. >> ipad air 2 starts at $500, ipad mini 3 starts at $400. apple unveiled its latest desktop computer, featuring a display that's seven times sharper than hdtv. those are your tech bytes. >>> his epic home run is sen

but that man kept on going for another mile before crashing into a fire hydrant in albany. the suspect is now hospitalized and in critical condition. >>> a police chase came to a screeching halt this morning when a chp motorcycle officer was thrown off his bike. the officer had his lights flashing and sirens blaring while trying to catch a speeding driver in oakland. that's when another car made a turn and cut off the motorcycle on macarthur avenue. witnesses say the officer was thrown from his bike and launched at about 30 feet in the air before landing on the pavement. >> whenever you see red lights and you hear that siren, you need to pull to the right. you always pull to the right and come to a stop. and that's because we're responding to an emergency that we need to get to and we need the right-of-way. >> always a good reminder. the officer had moderate injuries and is expected to survive. the driver of the car had minor injuries. >>> the brothers accused in that bathroom aac at levi's stadium were back in court where prosecutors filed additional charges. both of the b

san francisco topping the charts with the highest price in the country, drivers in albany, georgia, have the lowest. and analysts are saying there could even more good news for drivers tonight. that national average could fall below $3 a gallon. one analyst joking that stations like this one might not even have enough 2 inside their drawers to make all the changes in these signs they need, because they haven't seen prices this low in so long. david? >> cecilia, thank you. >>> the countdown is on to the midterm elections tonight. just eight days to go. the stakes e nor moss. president obama battling with a republican house will he soon face a republican senate? tonight, or new number tonight revealing where this could be headed. and look at the wall tonight. a political who's who out there on campaign trail. bill clinton in colorado tonight. jimmy cart erlt campaigning for his grandson in georgia. new jersey government nor chris christie in florida. mitt romney is in nebraska. and hillary clinton campaigning in new york. you might be saying at home, it seems everyone's out there, but some

this is video of the crash in albany. police say two detectives were getting lunch at the mall when they spotted a man trying to break into a car. the suspect then jumped in the car, to escape. that's when one of the detectives fired shots. the man was hit. but managed to drive about a mile before ultimately crashing his car. >>> we first brought you this story on monday about a 10-year-old girl who flew through a glass window while jumping on a trampoline. now abc 7 news has learned that is not the first time an incident like this has happened at the same facility. anthony joins us with the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. laura? >> reporter: hi, cheryl. this facility, it is the same facility, but there were different owners during that time. and it has changed hands in the last couple of years. this window has also been changed, fixed. let's show you what we're dealing with here. these shards of glass, this is broken from the other day, when a 10-year-old girl went through these windows. now we've learned that a 16-

they have been doing some overnight roadwork often at this time of the morning between albany and emeryville. it should be only 18 or 19 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. and once you hit the bay bridge toll plaza, that's what you're looking at live, obviously is quiet now into san francisco. by the way, they should be picking up that eastshore freeway roadwork any minute between now and 5:00. here's a live look outside. the nimitz freeway i mentioned at the top of the show that roadwork 98th to davis 880, scheduled until 5:00. sometimes they pick it up early. overnight they had five lanes blocked. no delays on our sensors. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. no problems this morning out of sausalito into san francisco. similar story across the san mateo bridge. coming up we get a check of mass transit. in the meantime, brian, michelle, back to you guys. >>> on the subject of transportation, caltrans is trying to figure out how to keep water away from bolts on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the oversight committee got an update on 400 steel rods found to be si

this is going to head over to albany, right now all south of camden yards and that is good news, they are on track to play. 8:30 tonight showers off to the south, temps in the upper 50s to low 60s. but by 10:00 notice what's gathering to the west, all this activity rolls through, by midnight we are looking at rain and showers again covering the entire metro area. we will come back, put that further into the future and let you know if we can salvage some of saturday and what happens to sunday. >> thank you, top. >>> well these two parents from prince william county are locked up tonight after their 9- month-old baby died and prosecutors have charged th

they planned on developing a plot of land in albany. they planned to build a supermarket and the protesters want that side turned into a community farm. it was sparked on 1964 over a campus band on political information tables. months of massive didn't tracings came with the right to free speech. it is working together to end vision what free your speech means. >> now events come and will be held all months-long including movie screenings and performances. >> many are expected to a lineup but not for a free meal. volunteers will be passing trays, sports and cups from the other temporary dining room to a new one across the street. funding for the project started three years ago. st. on this miss started four years ago since 1950. the first bump will be held and they are on high alert as the temperatures heat up. >> plus many bart riders are facing a parking crunch. we will tell you why it has gotten so hard to find a parking space and what they have planned to do about it. >>> i think the guys in the control room are laughing at me. it i

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she was fdr secretary of labor and she never had beginning in 1910 when he showed up in albany as a very young and somewhat buried at legislator. here's a frances perkins had to say. franklin roosevelt was not a simple man. the man. that quality of simplicity which we delay to think marks the great noble was not his. he was the most complicated human beings i ever nail. and out of this complicated nature they are spraying much of the drive that brought achievement. they made it possible for him to have insight and imagination into the most varied economic, geographical, social and strategic circumstances thrust upon them as the responsibilities of his time. now as kevin said in his introduction, there have been literally thousands of books for it about a dr, more than any president like abraham lincoln. so why do we need another book? is a very fair question. well, as kevin pointed out, most of those book has been written about either the new deal years which are obviously consequential, or increasingly his leadership are in world war ii. there's been also nothing written about the conne

. >>: reporter: here in albany this friday morning parents are beginning to drop off their kids at ocean view elementary school. they say that they certainly have concerns about the now disclosed cases of the enterovirus. they are doing what they can to make sure that their kids can stay healthy. one parent says that they showed up at school today she was unsure what the school policy was and that she found out it was better to keep a child at home. another parent said that she's doing what she can to make her children healthy as hospital-a- possible. >>: reporter: here in albany. >>: <

man hit but manageed to drive about a mile before crashing his car in albany. >>> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. bay area man who can't hug his family. tonight he's under ebola quarantine and says he's fine with that. >> state park ranger found asleep on the job and picture that touched off i-team investigation. >> an mass explosion in the uk. frightening 16 as neighbors told to evacuate. >> 7 news at 9:00 will be right female announcer: right now, at sleep train save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >> peninsula talktor under quarantine after treating ebola patients in west africa hoping that others well follow to stop the spread of the disease there dr. buck gave the first interview today and david is in redwood city. >> one week down. 2 more to g go. dr. collin in solitary confinement for 21 days in redwood city home. family moved elsewhere. however he's far from idol. he talked to reporter by skype. >> i ha