i'd rather have gaming in new jersey. >> ms. guadagno very quickly i believe we should put on the ballot the question of whether or not gaming should the up and i agree if somebody should get the jobs we should get the jobs and we are in the best possible position to get those jobs on condition and that is that we can afford to do business here in new jersey. phil murphy would eliminate tax credits and phil murphy would eliminates -- he would raise taxes on business and make jersey city on affordable and make business unfriendly. >> and want to talk about pension and mr. murphy i will start with you. advocate fully funding for public employees system which is severely underfunded and obviously we are obligated to pay what is already being committed. going forward to consider the state switching new employees to a 401(k) type program like a lot of private businesses have done? >> i share the original commission on this 12 years ago and if we had taken the steps we had outlined we wouldn't be in the position we are in today but we

york and new jersey. phil murphy would raise taxes make it impossible for businesses to work here. >> the labor market participation is that a tenure low. with all due respect, we have fewer small businesses in new jersey than the day that you and governor christie took over leadership in the state. those are two pesky facts which are. >> our debate will continue right after this commercial break. [inaudible] >> american history tv on c-span three is in prime time, this week starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. tonight, the life and influence of buffalo bill cody on the 100 anniversary of his death. wednesday night, the 60th anniversary of little rock's school. the lead up in response to the forced desegregation of little rock central high school. friday night from the oral history series, interviews with prominent photojournalists who documented major events red american history. it's american history tv this week in prime time on c-span three. >> momentarily will take it back live to the new jersey governor d

jersey, and new york. whether it is in port authority projects, canceling, the arc tunnel, whether it is a discussion like this. we don't punch it. we don't have leadership at the table, eye to eye, to defend the interests of, all of us but certainly our commuters i would say tax credits to get jobs in new jersey, we send them out at a rate of $162,000 per job right now. massachusetts right now we have some friends, $22,000. there is a reason for that. maybe investments that we have ignored. secondly the labor market is at a 10 year low in terms of, participation. but answer you have got to hopefully convince them not to do it otherwise you have to find the money leave on putany has the next question, le von. >> at last debate you said legalingarijuana for you is primarily a social justice issue. >> yes. >> you have also said though to fund the edge of your programs the state need continue on crease taxes on the wealthiest, close loop holes and legalize marijuana. >> yes. >> so is legalizing it all about j

the 20,000 or so dreamers in new jersey -- we will not destroy families in new jersey. they did not have a choice in coming to new jersey. i do not think the right word is "save," but the problem needs to be addressed in washington -- steve: the immigration issue. what about the rule of law -- they are not supposed to be here. president obama had an executive order where they were supposed to run out. rule of law, you said. and you know law better than most. lt. gov. guadagno: i have said it many times. 20,000 people in new jersey who came here as a family member, whether it was at two or now that they are 40, that we will not tear apart. we will never advocate for that kind of draconian response. i think there are 800,000 leverages, because that is the number across the country, for congress, democrats and republicans alike, to deal with this problem. that is the leverage we need to finally deal with this problem. why should people be worried about whether they will be deported or not if we can fix it? lt. gov. guadagno: i choose to believe that we will fix it, because

about one hour. ♪ live from new jersey performing arts center in newark, new jersey, welcome to the new jersey gubernatorial debate. this is brought to you by the new jersey performing arts center and others. our candidates in alphabetical andr are republican democrat. our moderators are w -- >> good evening and welcome to this debate between the candidates for governor of new jersey. the next hour they will answer questions from us as well as from others. answerdidates will questions submitted through twitter as well. >> we have several hundred guests in our audience. refrainasked them to from applause or other interruptions. the candidates have agreed to a one minute closing at the end of debate and by prior drug, the first question comes for mr. murphy. >> every poll shows property taxes are by far the number one issue. at the end of the year, a gap on raises will expire. local officials say letting it expire will undoubtedly lead to tax hikes. what we do in the first 100 days to address property tax relief for the average ? -- >> this is a great state that has been ravaged by the ad

in newark, new jersey. david lee miller, chasing news. >> i am meteorologist dan zarrow a look at the local weather forecast for the next couple of days? i reforeautumn in the northeast united states as the roller coaster season. i knows at steady decline from the heat of summer al the way down the cold of winter. the cold front drops it down then we warm up again then we drop down and warm up again. so forth. we're on the down swing now turning cooler so looking for the taste of a you at torments is coming up the next couple of days. ni weekend it is uphill again the near record temperatures by the end of the weekend show you two maps to illustrate what is going on. look at the rainfall. we had the spotty showers and sprinkles around the area over the past day to day and a half that bill continue for part of thursday and we'll start to dry out a little bit. i think clouds will fill in. temperature-wise, though. no more 80's. no more 70's. highs will be in the 60's for thursday and friday. that is tall lay

new jersey, and make sure people can live in new jersey. my opponents idea of living in new jersey is to make more money. that is not realistic in the world we live in. my opponents idea of lowering property taxes so you can afford --stay here and find a job all of you will have to pay more. adjust to continue to jobs in new jersey. great question. before i get to it, the reason our unemployment rate is so low, we are at a 10 year low of market participation. talking about the last governor, after being there every step of the way alongside governor whattie, is talking about grover cleveland did. at some point you have to own the record. in exportingation high school seniors and college seniors. we have to get stronger, fairer economy. the two big economies we think we can grow by the infrastructure and innovation economies. i don't mean the big companies. also i mean the smaller startup cultures. we were silicon valley before there was a silicon valley. under this administration, we lost our edge. we had 15 incubators in new jersey. new yo

the 20,000 or so dreamers in new jersey -- we will not destroy families in new jersey. they did not have a choice in coming to new jersey. i do not think the right word is "save," but the problem needs to be addressed in washington -- steve: the immigration issue. what about the rule of law -- they are not supposed to be there. rule of law, you said. and you know law better than most. lt. gov. guadagno: i have said it many times. 20,000 people in new jersey who came here as a family member, whether it was at two or now that they are 40, that we will not tear apart. we will never advocate for that kind of jacoby and -- draconian response. are 800,000e leverages, because that is the number across the country, for congress, democrats and republicans alike, to deal with this problem. that is the leverage we need to finally deal with this problem. why should people be worried about whether they will be deported or not if we can fix it? lt. gov. guadagno: i choose to believe that we will fix it, because lots of people here, not just in new jersey. -- the question kept coming

he is surfacing charges in new jersey are new jersey over the bombing attempt at charity run in seaside park. lisa evers, chasing news. meteorologist: aim met per ole gist dan zarrow a look at the local weather forecast much? am sure felt the chill in the their afternoon and going to get even chillier tonight. den are rule, the further north and west you are in the higher elevations the cooler the temperature will be. the better your chances of frost overnight. nation athlal weather service has issueded a frost advisory for the most of the northwest subburrs evermight. we have not seen temperatures this cold sonar season and you have sensitive plants and outside you may want to bring it in. >> so they stay nice and toasty warm overnight. you are been areas not expected to see frost this time around. meanwhile, a big dome of high pressure will sit on top of us for the next several days all the way through the end of the week that is going to drive our weather and going to keep things sunny and dry with a nice warping tren ahead after one more cool day on season tuesday. let's go ahead an

also watching for any major delays in new jersey. the new jersey turnpike. so far, so good. this is approaching the delaware memorial bridge. here is the southbound side. you definitely see it's wet here, too, and rain actively falling there, as well. >>> 5:11. sexual harassment allegations against an a-list actor. he claims that kevin spacey made at vanses, and his -- advances, and his latest response. >>> five years later, superstorm sandy swept in and changed our area forever. how new jersey is still rebuilding. >>> and a live look tek spinn g spinnispinning -- look at the spinning turbines. strong winds and rain sweeping in. the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast coming up. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of thin

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new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. >>> father's heartbrake. for the first -- heartbreak. for the first time, we're hearing from the father of a temple university student who was shot to death. >>> trees turned to torches. raging wildfires are ripping apart california's wine country. >>> and full of gratitude. an athlete thanks the city of brotherly love as he announces plans to call philadelphia home for the long haul. >> he's got to deliver. >> yeah. for that kind of money he better deliver. 5:30. welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. let's get to meteorologist bill henley and the m

york and new jersey. phil murphy would raise taxes make it impossible for businesses to work here. >> the labor market participation is that a tenure low. with all due respect, we have fewer small businesses in new jersey than the day that you and governor christie took over leadership in the state. those are two pesky facts which are. >> our debate will continue right after this commercial break. the new governor will be elected this year after governor christie served to full terms. >> we welcome you back to the new jersey territorial debate. why from the new jersey performing arts center in newark, new jersey. >> will start with a question for mr. murphy. let's talk about a topic that's making major headlines. your opponent charged the for years you have worked with weinstein to raise money and that he has contributed to your campaign for governor. the press report he has been accused of sexually abusing a number of women over some years. have you partnered with him to raise money for the democratic ca

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. n. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of l, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos d tic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >> 6abc's "inside story" is presented by temple university. >> "inside stories of the week." we start with david. >> so, i'm hearing that there's gonna be a really quick change in the governance of the school reform commission. that's gonna lay at the feet of

accident with injuries, vehicle spun out here in bordentown, new jersey, new jersey turnpike southbound inner lanes past route 206. left shoulder compromised there, and by the way, two other places where vehicles spun out, helping us know just how slippery it is. northeast extension northbound past quakertown the left lane that's block there. and then like i said another accident here, where again the vehicles spun out. pa turnpike eastbound before downingtown, that left lane, so that water is really accumulating on the road especially on the bridges bridge deck, sidewalk, side streets, all of those will be extremely wet as well. and then, once we get out to the inch states, freeways, bumper to bumper conditions, and the rain coming down like, that you can only imagine how much time it is going to take to you get to where you need to go. now we will be talking about this, as a reminder there is start today this construction villanova station, more about this coming up in the next ten minutes, jim, back over to you >> cbs-3 the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia teaming up once again in

new jersey. the final debate before the election, this is sanctioned by the elect, they new jersey election law enforcement commission. joining me here, my colleague from philadelphia, jessica dean. part of the new jersey usa today --work, and leave on putney we would like to welcome our live audience tonight. we ask those in attendance to remain respectful and not interfere with the debate. this is streaming on facebook.com and on facebook.com. spanish inch it in north jersey. candidates will have one minute to answer each of the questions and 30 seconds for a rebuttal as warranted. let's welcome to the candidates onstage here, running for new jersey governor, former ambassador to germany, phil murphy, and lieutenant governor -- you- kimmel donnell served alongside chris christie for eight years. what do you say to voters who just cannot consider the vote -- to vote for you for governor considering your affiliation? >> thank you for having us tonight. i want to say to start, anybody who knows me

we'll end over in new jersey. on the new jersey turnpike, right here. the traffic moving this way is headed southbound toward the delaware american legion bridge. so we're really close to that point here. if you're heading into delaware from jersey on the turnpike, no problems right now. back to you. >> all right. thanks. 5:19. meteorologist steve sosna is in studio as bill is out at the wawa. >> at the wawa in upper darby. the first alert forecast, the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. steve? >> all right. i'm super jealous of bill. how many cups of coffee can you go through in a morning? we'll find out. i'm sure. as we start your wednesday morning, a big difference from how we started the day yesterday. we started with downpours and gusty winds. not that much rain out of yesterday's showers. .3 inch of rain in philadelphia. greater than that. northeast airport, a little under .4 inch of rain. pottstown, .7 inch of rain. more bark than bite with this rainfall. unfortunately, we're starting to get dry around here. looking at our drought monit

from wayne, new jersey, this is just under an hour. uninterrupted, the new jersey governor trail debate sponsored by cbs 2, cbs 3, cbs news radio, northjersey.com, and william paterson university. 2's is your moderator, cbs kristine johnson. kristine: good evening to you. we are coming live from the campus of william paterson university in wayne, new jersey where the candidates for governor will face off in the final debate before the election. this debate is sanctioned by elect, the new jersey election law enforcement commission. joining me here at the table my colleague from philadelphia, cbs 3 anchor jessica dean. alfred doblin, opinion page editor of northdirty.com, part of the new jersey usa today network, and also lavonne putney, evening anchor at w cbs news radio. we would also like to welcome our live audience. we do ask those in attendance that you remain respectful and not interfere with the debate. this debate is streaming on facebook.com/cbsnewyork. andy cbs.com/philly. you can watch it in spanish in north jersey and wps th

this is our new jersey. >> i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >>> we can't tell you what his exact words were but joel embiid is not happy with the 76ers. >> not right now and not leading up to the season opener game in washington. >> joel embiid was surprised by the news he was on a minutes restriction, today he was down right angry and when asked about it he said quote, that is bleeping ridiculous. but he did not use those words. regardless of the min and displeasure embiid is becoming a leader on this basketball team. >> think like he feels like that and acts like that and p

next, new jersey governor hosted by the caucus educational corporation. ♪ >> welcome to "new jersey's next governor." i am steve adubato. we're coming to you from north new jersey. for the next hour, i will sit with the two major party candidates for governor in new jersey. this broadcast is being seen across a number of networks. pbs stations, njtv, whyy, and we are also one verizon and fires surrogate, you can also catch up on facebook @steveadubatophd. and we are seen across the country on c-span. right now, we are joined by the republican candidate for governor, lieutenant governor kim guadagno. welcome. >> thank you. thank you for having me. it is good to have you here. and we will be joined by the democratic candidate for governor, phil murphy, in a bit. first, we have a report from our partners. >> kim guadagno defeated a strong opponent to win the republican nomination. for nearly eight years, she has been the lieutenant governor. the first person ever to hold that office. before that, she was monmouth county sheriff. and before that, a federal prosecutor. she is running on a

bill: coming up on "chasing news": state troopers from new jersey headed to puerto reck doe help with the releaf efforts and more on some of the heros that we have met this week. bill: welcome back to chasing news. am bill spadea. here is a look at more headlines we are chasing for you tonight. >> the white house is allowing more employers to opt out of providing free birth control to women for religious and moral reasons. the trump administration issued a lopping expected revision to obama era rules requiring most companies to include birth control coverage at no cost the revision allows companies to claim religious exception. 48 new jersey state troopers are headed to puerto rico to support hurricane relief efforts. the troopers were joined in new jersey, advance team arrived last week and will focus on law enforcement and humanitarian aid. a new study suggests multi vitamins taken during pregnancy can reduce the child's risk of developing autism. researches say they found a link but not cause and effect proof after analyzing more than a quarter million mother-child. the odds of aut

night live" with bucks county native and musical guest pink. >>> online gamblers in new jersey could soon go all in against players in nevada and delaware. today, governor chris christie announced the new deal. right now people in delaware and nevada can play poker with each other, but gamblers in new jersey cannot participate. the three states must still work out a few details before this kicks off. new jersey launched online gam b bllbling in 2013. >>> lost and found and now it's headed to philadelphia. this week, a rodan bust of napoleon was found inside a north jersey town hall. it's worth millions. the sculpture has stood inside the hall for 80 years.

york and new jersey. since sandy, coastal communities have been choosing how to fortify themselves in the event of another superstorm. the choice often comes down to whether to rebuild in flood-prone areas, or to retreat to safer ground. in tonight's signature segment, special correspondent stephanie sy reports on that debate from the new jersey coastline. this story is part of our ongoing series, "peril and promise: the challenge of climate change." >> reporter: five years after superstorm sandy devastated the new jersey coastal town of sea bright, it has been rebuilt. many residents, including the mayor, dina long, had to reconstruct their homes from scratch. >> my first floor is now 13 feet off the ground. >> reporter: new homes are elevated, to meet local post- sandy flood zone guidelines. >> after the storm, when we started rebuilding, we kind of adopted this mindset of-- i call it "never again." we're going to do everything we can to mitigate our risk. >> reporter: property values have rebounded. >>

here at 12:30 it's barely moving into new jersey. that's why new jersey may see longer period. temperatures near 70 degrees. so it's warming up. it's humid enough. and doesn't matter it's coming in the morning. these storms can be fierce. more on the timing and what comes after it. >> you can follow the storms as they happen. down load the nbc10 app. it has an interactive radar. you can see get weather alerts sent to your phone. >>> a 16 year-old girl hit by an out of control truck. tonight she's having surgery at the hospital. while police search for the driver who did this. >> live for us outside children's hospital of philadelphia. i know you spoke with the girls family tonight. what'd they say? >> i had the chance to talk to the family a little while ago. that 16 year-old remains here in critical condition. she's in the icu. she had surgery just a little while ago and tonight her family desperately needs your help. >> i have walked with the dogs on the road. >> reporter: a road familiar. a road where she believes her granddaughter and daughter-in-law could have lost their l

the people of new jersey these dreamers there are 202000 new jersey residents. different ages. the president saying at first hate listen, they've gotta go. we don't know where that is in can ago. we think it should go. i think we need to honor the deal we made with the dreamers. it is the presidency. i think it is both side. they have not fixed in years because well beyond this president and frankly the president before that i think it is a problem that needs to be fixed. i think all of us have to go to our congressional leaders and tell them what i said the 20,000 or so dreamers in new jersey we are not going to be destroyed families in new jersey. they did not have a choice about coming to new jersey. the problem needs to be addressed in washington rule of law you say. >> i've said it many times. 20,000 people in new jersey who came here as a family member whether it was or two or 30. that we will not appear apart. thus a number across the country for the congress the democrats and republicans alike to deal with. why should people be worried about this. we wil

new jersey seeing many neighborhoods in interior new jersey in the 30s. 38 degrees in the lehigh valley. the sun nice and bright. winds are dying down. there's still time for temperatures to come down a little bit mother nature. 8:00, the -- a little bit more. 8:00, the sun will be up, but the temperatures will be down at that hour, winds calm. we'll get a nice breeze, not a strong wind. just enough and the direction is important. the wind helps to warm us up. today, 55 degrees. that's by 11:00 this morning. this afternoon, sunshine, frost will be long gone. we'll enjoy sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. into the 60s at the shore this afternoon. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly that frost will disappear when i'm back in ten minutes. first jessica boyington with the first alert traffic. >> thanks. starting on the boulevard. cameras at 17th street just happened to pop into this camera and not found the disabled vehicle here over into the rpd shoulder. traffic is still getting by the scene. you see that both directions look the same. even with that little disturb

jersey, north, new jersey, south new jersey and asked people what they wanted to talk about. we did that on facebook a lot of you took part in that. we will incorporate some of those questions as well. what we are hoping is you walk away and know a little bit more about these two candidates before election day on november 7th, guys. >> issues are on the table, interesting, and exciting as well, jessica, have a great time, talk to you soon. >> thanks. >> once again there is less than an hour until the debate, watch it live right here on cbs-3 at 7:00 right here after the "cbs evening news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" opposing views, democratic u.s. senator bob casey just one of the pennsylvania representatives meeting with president trump about the new tax plan, what the senator has to say after sitting down with the president. >>> and wait just a minute philadelphia a suburban county wants in on amazon, the big city neighbor that is also looking to land a tech giant, chelsea. >>> high pressure is in control with even more sunshine, on tap, i'll let you know how lo

new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. >>> 5:13. a lehigh valley man says he doesn't need a tv to see what happened in vegas. he lived it. ben sweeney of salisbury township was at the mandalay bay, two floors below the shooter, when he opened fire sunday night. he was trying to sleep when a series of loud bangs woke him up. >> i was probably 30 feet from this guy who was killing all these people. all the shots i heard, one in every three, probably ended someone's life. it's -- it's just -- i don't have words to describe it. >> sweeney jumped in the bathtub for cover, not knowing what was going on. >>> former first lady m

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from florida, mr. mario diaz-balart, chairman of the appropriations subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. diaz-balart: i want to recognize one of our own who has been a superb representative of puerto rico in this time, you rarely see someone with the talent and energy here in congress, jenniffer has been great, she's made us all understand the situation and tone so with great dignity, passion, and brilliance, i had to say that. let me first thank the chairman for being incredibly accessible and engaged. florida has gotten hit rather hard, as you know. this bill toe that thes $36.5 billion. $18.6 billion of that goes directly to fema's disaster relief fund and ensures that our national flood insurance program has the resources that it needs to pay the claims. also an important grant food and aid loan to puerto rico which is crucial. so far, mr. speaker, florida has received $740 mi

that is touchy in new jersey. it's a tough sell. >> but it should be a lively debate. >> thank you nora it's good to see new person. the debate tonight, 7:00 here at the performing arts center new jersey, downtown newark we hope you'll join us then. i'm jim gardner. >> thank you jim. because of that debate tonight's episodes of jeopardy and wheel of fortune airs at different times. at 1:05 a.m. >>> former vice president, joe biden, was in bucks county. the beau biden foundation for the protection of children is teaming up with doylestown health. providing health staff with proper training to prevent and recognize and act responsibly to child sex abuse, and he announced details about that in warminster. coming up a 23-year-old woman was found dead in berks county. an autopsy reveals she was murdered. an investigation into her death and the big contract extension by sixers joel embiid. >> the taste of summer continues, temperatures in the 80s and showers on the way and a brief cool down and 80s return we'll have it

only in the 50s this afternoon. 58, gusty in new jersey. sunshine for the suburbs and philadelphia. 50s for the lehigh valley and delaware, too. at the shore, sunshine and near 60 this afternoon. i'll break it down hour by hour and talk about trick-or-treating

new jersey. the big guns are coming out. joe biden and even hillary clinton have come on the side of democrats. >> if there is one word to describe it, it is excitement. this was obama's first time campaigning since leaving office in january and he chose phil murphy. there is no direct mention of president trump, but you might say that he was on the mind? some of the politics that we see, we felt that that is the best. >> murphy previously served as ambassador to germany. a role that made him want to run for governor. >> our kids are here because of >> a string of other democrats like former vice president joe biden were there, including al gore. phil murphy continues to lead in the poll. >> a rock star like president obama is coming, it isn't about changing votes but solidifying the fact that president obama is incredibly popular and has picked phil murphy is his choice. >> phil murphy is up against kim guadagno. their last debate was held wednesday. three weeks shy from election day. reporting

clouds and some breaks of sunshine for new jersey. low 80s inland and at the shore 75 degrees with plenty of sunshine for today. come monday and tuesday we may be dealing with the remnants of nate. that's hurricane nate now. take a look at that storm when i come back in just a few minutes. >>> see you then for that, thanks, bill. happening today, the 11th annual gloucester county autism walk takes place. it's a 5k race and begins at 9:00 this morning at the riverwinds community center in west deptford. that's followed by the walk at 11:00 a.m. participants have raised almost $25,000 will go towards autism programs in that county. >>> a house leader shot and seriously wounded on an attack in a congressional baseball practice session shows he's ready to play ball again. >>> a new poll finds that most americans think the country is heading in the wrong direction. just 24% believe the u.s. is on a good path. the optimism different among republicans went from 60% in june dropped to 44% now. most people polled do not believe the president i

watching the 42 freeway in new jersey. the northbound side, route 55 to the briwalt whitman bridge, spe in the 60s. this time in cherry hill, route 70 at kings highway. no problems or delays. >> thank you. >>> who's got game? >> katy zachry. >> right there. >> nice! >> katy zachry. how about katy? look at this! katy playing a little football for a good cause. katy took park in the nrg's charity flag football game yesterday. sleepted us all well. >> nice! >> looks like she's -- she's going to tackle somebody. >> yeah. >> ooh! playing defense! katy! nrg donates $1,000 to each player -- on each player's behalf, charity of their choice. katy played for children's hospital of philadelphia. nbc sports philadelphia's marshall harris also played. we're proud of katy. good job. >> absolutely. >>> we need your help picking the teams for nbc10 high school football game of the week. >> here are your choices -- >>> growing fallout this morning over accusations against actor kevin spacey. what netflix is doing in response to sexual hara

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. hey, girlfriend. how's your café au lait? oh, it's actually... (squeaking of balloon) it's ver... (squeaking) i'm being so serious right now. i really want to know how your coffee is. it's... (squeaking of balloon, laughing) i had a second balloon! goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, it happens to more people than you think. try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. mmm. good, right? yeah. lactaid. it's the

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >>> and we do have a first alert for this sunday. looking at a live picture of philadelphia international airport where we have arrival delays, and not a surprise there. if you are heading to the airport today, make sure you give yourself extra time and call your carrier to see if your plane is on time. a good chance it is delayed due to the heavier rain. the real heavy rain now moving through parts of delaware. so taking you on a tour, area of burks county through chester county, we're seeing the rain there. we do have that flash flood watch expanded, if you checked in last night it was only the lehigh valley. now it's all of south jersey into philadelphia and the reason why heavy downpours and the potential for flash flooding. track that go rain hour by hour for eagles game. some pockets of showers. the real heavy stuff coming in after 4:00 today. more on the wind in a bit. >>> five years ago today hurricane sand barreled ashore new poll shows victims remain unhappy with the recover

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >> scott: no. no, no. no. come on, come on, come on. get it together, man. come on, come on, come on, come on. [ breathes deeply ] oh, please.

new jersey. we'll be right back. >> welcome back everybody, we're looking live at the commodore barry bridge, we've got clouds up above. we've got rain in spots and the wind is picking up, as well. what a miserable monday. let's look outside and get you going for your morning commute. you might expect problems, so give yourself extra time. route 42 is looking okay, that's northbound traffic coming up from deptford, and turnersville. you can see the people are moving slowly and wet the roads are. we have a jackknifed tractor-trailer. blocking the right lane and off-ramp can't get from 38 to 295 southbound, use creek road or exit 73 in mount laurel. i-95 at cottman, you see the rain drops over the camera lens it's a wet ride that's southbound traffic heading toward center city, moving okay, moving slowly. we have an accident at boot guard road at barrett root. >> it's to be one of those morning. >> the new jersey state attorney general's office is warning parents to look out for marijuana laced can

, for new jersey's annual bear hunt. the six day event kicks off today. hunters will be out looking for bears in eight counties, hunters can only use bows during a first three days of the hunt. but, can start using guns on wednesday. in new jersey, officials resumed state regulated bear hunting, back in 2,003, that was after a ban that lasted for more than 30 years. the winner of next month's gubernatorial election will decide whether the hunt will continue in the coming years, and democratic candidate fill murphy opposes bear hunting, but republican hole full, kim, backs it. >> so, james woods is going to retire from acting, or is he? got to tell you about he is setting the record straight. >> and it has got stars, it has great reviews, and it cost $150 million to make. see how the blade runner sequel did at the box office. katie? >> looking ahead to pretty soggy day, but only a specific time frame, that's going to be the wettest, which i'll walk you through coming up after cbs presented by target.... urban agriculture

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. look that is the view at the airport. if you're heading 0 out to pick somebody up, give yourself extra time, the roads are slick. >> flash flooding left a mother and son trapped in their suv. they were on their way home yesterday when their car stalled in kearny. waters from the heavy rain filled the vehicle. firefighters ar

new jersey state police can't stand by and just do nothing. their mission to serve next. >>> also ahead, eagles are on a mission, too, at 6:30. the flight for justice that's getting players up early and on the road to pennsylvania's capitol. >>> and nbc10 today is going on the road. tomorrow, we'll visit the wawa on west chester pike in upper darby. bill henley will be there starting at 4:00, and jessica and i will join him after the morning show. >>> today on capitol hill the senate will vote on a funding package that provides disaster relief money to puerto rico. the bill would replenish the funds in fema's accounts and send $500 million to the island. more than half of the money will go to help restore power and water services. >>> in delaware, members of the national guard will leave for puerto rico in a few hours. their mission is to help get supplies where they're needed. the soldiers expect to be there for two months. new jersey state police officers refuse to let puerto rico fall by the wayside. 60 officers are assisting with traffic c

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington with you, and the schuylkill expressway, cameras at center city and vine. closed, and diverting traffic to the off ramp here. eastbound in between this point at the vine and south street, another closure. it usually clears around 5:00. sometimes they get a little ahead of schedule. also watching more construction in northeast philly. the boulevard develop 3rd and c street both directions. the inner drive blocked with the construction project. we'll end with mass transit. everything on or close to schedule so far. not too bad. a much different look than yesterday for amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco. >>> 4:41. skies are clear. down to 50 at philadelphia international. many neighborhoods have dropped into the 40s in philadelphia. we're going to see that happen at the airport, too. down 46 by 8:00. this halloween, lots of sunshine. noontime, 54 degrees. the wind will be picking up. blow

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. why are south jerseyans so angry headlines at sweeney? up. sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. >>> the promise of cold, hard cash may motivate diabetic teenagers to take charge of their health. research has shown teenagers are type i diabetes struggle to manage diet, exercise and insulin dosing. a new study found those with the disease with money at stake were three times for likely to monitor glucose levels. >>> most states restrict indoor tanning for minors but many salons are not following the rules. researchers called more than 400 facilities in 42 states posing as a minor who wanted a tan. more than one third were out of compliance with state laws. >>> the girl scouts of eastern

. >>> we want to give you a check on breaking news in new jersey. at least ten people hurt in this bus crash in ocean county. we continue to make calls about this story here. this is on route 537 in jackson township near the entrance to six flags. we know the bush crash in crash tree. a number of people were hurt. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> rescue crews training on the delaware river today are learning lessons that could be the difference between life and death. nbc 10 went along with delaware state police to see how they learned to save people from the most dangerous situations on the water. >> nbc 10 reporter tim furlong takes you along with rescuers all new at 6:00. >> reporter: if delaware gets hit with floods like harvey or you're out on the water, chances are they'll get there before the coast guard. >> we're a coastline state. for us to be ready, we're here. we can get out there rather quickly and get the job done. >> got it, here we go again. >> reporter: this is why they run training missions like these. the training is led by a ret

particularly in new jersey and delaware. more sprinkles, isolated showers in the pennsylvania neighborhoods. we have here a cell moving into chester county as we speak. that's moving through currently. this is the steadiest rain, the deepest green. from dover up through ocean county. those are the areas with the steadiest rain. none of this is causing any flooding zones or anything. all it's going to do is make it where you need the windshield wipers, umbrella, and heads up. take it slow on the roadways. slick out there. temperatures, this cold front will affect us in terms of temperatures. the last two days in a row we've been above average, considerably so. in the 70s both saturday and sunday. yesterday, we kind of lucked out. the clouds held together a little better than expected. temperatures stayed in the 70s. if they had broken, we would have made it to the 80s. today, only 63 in center city. in lansdale, 61. parts of the lehigh valley, berks county, possibly even in the afternoon, only upper 50s. this will feel like f

amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco. i'll have another update in ten minutes. >>> let's look at the planners for today. a similar forecast to yesterday. if you got outside yesterday, man, it was a really pretty day. just a little warmer than average. 46 is where we are now in the lehigh valley. the time this morning is 4:43 a.m. a little early still. 59 at 10:00 a.m. at 68 around noontime. as we get into the afternoon, some low to mid 70s for highs. notice the winds are no problem today coming out of the south, southeast, at five to ten miles per hour. very similar forecast across many of our neighborhoods. for delaware, 52 the temperature currently. rises up to 69 at noon. mid 70s for the highs. in new jersey about the same. 45 currently. chilly to start. clear conditions and plenty of sun out there through the afternoon. in philadelphia, 55. nearly 70 at lunchtime. sunny, 75 by 4:00 p.m. that temperature rises in the days to come. we'll talk how long 80s are on the board coming up. >> thank you. >>> rushing to the resc

all over new jersey. you can go south to philly. over there, jersey city, just the other side of the river, that is where rick is reporting he rented this truck from home depot. literally a mile from new york city you have to go under the tunnel, through the holland tunnel to get there. now, where all of this began was around the lincoln tunnel. which also goes to new jersey in the 30s, 40s. that's where this started. we are getting reports he went at least nine blocks. what do we have? let's listen. >> okay, okay. stand back. stand back. >> shepard: we are listening to a witness described what he saw, multiple reporters in on it and one didn't want others hearing. you can see the media scrum. we are going to get official word from the new york city police department and a news conference scheduled to begin in 3 minutes. eric shawn is there. >> good afternoon, shep. we expect andrew cuomo, bill de blasio, and james o'neill to brief us. this sadly becoming an all-too-familiar scene here in new york and aro

for me i'm the senator from new jersey. but the problems in louns county the problems in alabama the problems in louisiana, the problems in new jersey are the same. and for me the way to pay back the fight sr. civil rights are in nation who have so many poor people struggling with environmental issues that are a threat to the public health. this to me is a gives me to chance to try po pay forward all that was given to me. >> let's touch base -- [ applause ] >> i want to touch base on a bunch of issues. one, the issue of soil planting and etc. modern technology allows us with hydro farming to the leading firms in the world are here. to be able to farm in a warehouse. have 20 different crops that you can harvest. substantially more so technology has a promise. >> air farms in new jersey. it's amazing. vertical farming. >> we brought the leaders in the world for that. amazon technology and others delivering food to food deserts that you spoke about. three shining a light of the issues that you have done today. and i think back

"eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean joins us live from williams paterson new jersey in wayne, new jersey where tonight's debate is taking place. jessica, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to both of you guys. yes, we are inside auditorium at william paterson university where in just about two hours we will have a thousand people in here watching the two candidates for new jersey governor talk about a whole host of issues. before we got to that at 7:00 we wanted to give you a primer on this race. lets take a look. during the primary, lieutenant governor kim contacted dan owe easily beat out her fellow republican candidates for a position on the ballot in november's gubernatorial race. >> get to say it for the first time, i'm so very proud to be our party's nominee. >> reporter: fifty-eight year-old former monmouth county sheriff and federal prosecutor may so some of her political success to governor chris christie. each time he was out of the office campaigning for president, she stepped in as acting governor. but those ties to christie cut both ways. his low approval ratings have b