>> on saturday afternoon, nine people were gathered at this house in the 100 block in newark. 26-year-old jeremy arrington arrived and fatally stabbed three people, injuring three more. the deceased victims are an 8-year-old, an 11-year-old, a college student and family friend who is 23 years old. the other three victims were a 29-year-old female and a 13-year-old twins. there not been identified but

they remain hospitalized in critical but stable condition. according to acting prosecutor, the man was out on bail for a different crime at his time of arrest. the family knew him for a very long time. one of the victims was aware there was a report out for his arrest and posted something on social media about his whereabouts before he arrived at the house. the prosecutor said he arrived at the house in order to confront the person who wrote on social media about him. after the stabbing occurred which took him about one hour, he fled the scene to what a neighbor said was the back window of that house. with the help of the community, he was arrested on sunday night around 9:00 p.m. he is scheduled to appear in court on thursday november 10. everyone at the police office wanted to thank the community for their great effort in helping arrest him.

>> to we know anything more about the relationship he had with the people involved? >> we know know he was not living there. he is a longtime, not family friend, but they knew him for a very long time. >> do we know what he was on bail for? >> it was a sexual assault that was not related to the victims in this crime. >> while out on bill there were two additional warrants out for him. >> exactly. this man was no stranger to crime. >> he was a fugitive before this. that picture should've been out a long time ago and possibly prevent something like this happen. >> there are more questions than answers, a lot of speculation. the bottom line is two kids are dead, woman is dead, it's horrifying and frightening. >> high-speed chase. >> were going to interrupt this life speeches to bring you a chase from hell. >> get a lot of that beautiful lake. all the the ghoulish lifeguards were taken the lunch

break. i'm just kidding. an aerial shot of her lava lake on top of hawaii. it's a volcano. >> it's a volcano. >> is a lake of mama. that's not what hell looks like. >> be in a new mom can't be easy but one new professor is trying to do her part. she gave birth to her new son and the professor said bring him to class. the dr. at lander university in south carolina that it can make this mom's life easier. he slept quietly the whole class and then he said -- [inaudible] >> grants, dog that was tossed

out of a car onto the curb in a cage almost a week ago has passed away. >> the whole staff worked so hard to get him through this. in the end, his body just gave up. the severity of everything was so bad that he cannot pull through. >> when i saw grant, he was in bad shape. his bones were sticking out, he had been completely shaved. he was very weak and frail. he cannot stand on his own. the nurse had to hold him up. the hold him up. the dr. believes that he was hungry. >> we given food and i think he suffer consequences of that feeding was part of it in the end. i think that he ended up with fluid in his lungs which was another complication. he ended up going into shock. >> he had been starved for months on end. they're trying to feed him food but it wasn't enough.

in the end, he passed away. >> in the end, he was surrounded by a love of the staff and community and that is what we have to find comfort with. we did the best we could for him and he was loved. >> by grant. by. >> the investigation is active in the authorities have not named a person of interest. they do have a suspicion. they want to make sure the person who was seen getting out of the car and dragging grants cage and throwing it onto the curb is the same person who actually neglected grant. >> you said this when you reported on it last week that there is a grandmother who had been in the hospital. she said was my grand daughter who is driving the car. do they have any idea if this was a case of an elderly woman who is sick and

couldn't take care of the dog? >> it's an. >> it's an active investigation. they're not releasing information at this moment. >> this is awful but there's a silver lining, his last days on earth were pretty good. he was loved loved and taken care of. hopefully he went peacefully and did not have to suffer anymore. >> i appreciate the police doing their due diligence. making sure they have the right person before, animal-rights activists in this state will go after and crucify whoever it is. hopefully we get to the bottom of it. and it. and they get the right person. >> of it turns out there talking of an elderly person, you've heard stories, it would seem insane to me that would lead to jail time. we'll see how it plays out. >> while governor chris christie broke his silence on the bridgegate saga on cbs this morning to charlie rose. he once again again reaffirmed his innocence. >> if they would have told me

that we are creating traffic at the george washington bridge in order to punish the mayor for not endorsing you, i would have remembered that. they never said that. in fact in the whole trial, i think it's important, in the whole trial no one, not even bridget kelly, bill baroni not even bridget kelly, bill baroni or david wildenstein ever testified that any anyone ever said to me this was an active political retribution. >> he also called the scandal stupid. >> it was one of the most abjectly stupid things i've seen. think about it. you know me. i'm pretty good at this political game. i'm up by 25 points five points in a reelection in a blue state. they decide they're going to create a traffic jam and it town that is a democrat town that i wound up winning? >> christie hasn't had it easy in recent months. he was silent through out the bridgegate trial. a lot of the headline that came out on friday said things like christie's epic collapse. they also said the governor political career is over.

christie took the time with charlie rose to respond to some of that. >> the fact is, if the people, if the, if the media and others attack you relentlessly for three years and you cannot defend yourself because you are in the middle of cooperatiting n the judicial process, and you cannot sustain that process, then if there is only one line of information that people will be believe the information they're given. >> christie also touched on the trump campaign. there have been reports say that christie was initially trump's vp pick and that was taken away as the result of the trial. he denied that it said it wasn't true. >> the real question is, why are the headlines all about him not about the fact that you had to defendants charged and convicted of corruption. to me, the headline should have been, the system works, justice is served. served. these two guys are going to get what they deserve for what they

did. >> cans name was brought up the after day but let's not act like this is so far away from governor christie. i love how he likes to blame the media for all his negative publicity when he hasn't even spoken with us throughout the whole trial. come out and speak to us. >> did anyone else applaud when they heard the verdict? i was in my car and i was chasing chasing something else and i was applauding. somebody has to take faults of what they did. >> it is the way to the media. i think the governor makes a good point. the media has tried this case a lot more effectively against him than any court has ever done. we will see. >> the bridgegate trial may be over but it is still finding ways to surprise even after friday's guilty verdict on all counts for bill brogna and bridget and kelly. one of the jurors asked to be taken off the jury while liberations were underway, that's that's according to two sources with knowledge of the juries liberation after they asked to leave we saw a flurry every directed documents and seal

hearings including a motion that said prosecutor said was directly connected to those sealed courtroom hearings on wednesday. it now appears that we know what the lawyers were talking about. this was a same day the jury was sent home early and jurors said it was the worst day of the trial. the jury ultimately did not leave. the guilty on all counts were to came down friday. with the original juror intact. each juror, when asked said this was their verdict. it is hard to think about what might've been if the juror had left. the judge would have swapped out that juror for one of the alternates and they would've had to go all the way back to the beginning and start deliberations over. the u.s. attorney's attorney's office in the two defense attorneys for bill baroni and bridget kelly declined to comment. all the records for wednesday are underage judges seal order. but they did comment about

governor christie's interview on cbs this morning where the governor said all of the efforts of keeping bridgegate under wraps was down to three people in the office, kelly, browning, and wildenstein. they said the. they said the governor is ignorant of what fact came out in trial. he added that the one thing the defense and they agree on is that governor christie led in his press conference on decembe. so the lawyer said they're going to wait until after the presidential election cycle to speak out against the governor. you have to imagine there's frustration on the part of these defense to attorneys knowing that they could've had a different window of opportunity if one of the jurors had left. >> the big news out of the verdict, after we found out that they found to the two guilty on all counts is that one of the jurors believed it was christie who should've been on the witness stand. and christie was responsible for

bridgegate. so when christie said in the interview they said this is one of the stupidest things ever done. was it stupid governor? >> that governor is saying everybody else's line, i'm telling you the truth. that's basically the message. >> the old adage is sometimes when it's everyone else, it's use. >> the family became a sensation after a man posted a video of their home online. one look at this house in belmar, new york and you can guess which candidate has this families

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> election day is almost here. you're chasing a story on long island about what were calling the trump house. >> one look at this house and i bet you can guess which candidate has this families vote. >> where you voting for? >> the most got is a viral sensation after a mailman posted a video of their home online. it was a before halloween and he described it as a hillary haunted house. but the family is adamant saying this is not hillary house, it's a trump house.

complete with a benghazi graveyard, dozens of signs and tons of fans. >> people have been here three and four times. they've come back many times over the course of's several months. every time hillary does what she does i put up a new sign. >> it's a spectacle. >> it's a spectacle that started in the primaries and she wasn't a trump supporter them. but she she didn't support hillary. >> people started reacting to it. then they would say can you put this one up. look what's going on. and i did. so it's not just mine, it's a little bit of everybody who has been stopping by. >> as you can see it has grown a lot bigger. in fact they have an entire routine just to keep it in great shape. >> nice meeting you. >> they are all numbered, from . so we take it down and put it away, my bedroom should be up there, that you're in that room has become my bed for literally the last month and half. i sleep right behind the trump sign. >> she also said she has a really received too much hatred and response for what she's had

on her long but she's gotten a ton of mail, good and bad. >> this is a letter from from grandmother who called hillary hitler. >> on tuesday night during the election she'll have one less celebration outside which she hopes is a victory party. >> so no vandalism. >> you hear about trump signs being torn down. >> the first thing she did was credit the police. she said they have been supportive in her town. she's on a busy road and she thinks that has something to do with it. she said there's one paintball attack when she had a sign up but after that, nothing. >> i talked to lots of friends and this is a place where people have in their congregation happen. a lot of people i know are leaving for trump supporters could they don't want to be in the city. >> the polls reflect something that she's been in a slightly.

>> [inaudible] >> i think it so contentious. let's just leave it alone. >> the parking queens is known for its unorthodox display of art. doctor christopher is known for his unorthodox displays of acting. >> that's my head, looking quite a bit like a mushroom. very unsettling. >> combined the two, adding adding concrete, and you have yourself a grade a attraction. it is simply titled, monument of walking. walking. i had to see it myself so i headed out to queens where i was met. >> the mushroom, statue, it's unclear. >> ladies and gentlemen, i give you money meant walk in. why christopher walk-in? his family had a very well-known business called walk-in bakery.

the artist use that history and brought it into the park. new new york inspired it may be, the artist is from jersey. >> monument to walk and is one of 15 projects on view in the park right now. as part of a hour emerges artist exhibition. >> he conceived this monument to walk in and in our part. it was one about 300 applicants. 15 were chosen for exhibition this fall. >> on the chase every day there's a lot that we see. i have to admit this is the first for me. i cannot say i have a walked among the walk-in. it turns out i'm not the only one of this on my bucket list. this exhibit is a hit. >> definitely in instagram favorite among our audiences. these mushrooms are referred to and started popping up this august and will continue to be here in all of their glory

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and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

>> rant, the patterson dog. >> grant. [inaudible] i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!"

>> for mexico was hit from torrential rain over the weekend causing massive flooding throughout the area. the lagoon were massive crocs live began to overflow causing one baby crock to be stranded on a four-lane highway. luckily police in mexico were able to cover the crock and return it to the lagoon where it belonged. election day is tuesday and a lot of people are saying either way we're screwed. while home decor company has has put a new spin on that. take a look at these huge trump

condoms. >> in new york city-based company said he captioned i'm huge. the comedic condoms and started flying off the shelves. if you want to get it in trump style go and pay for 50 for one condom. >> election day, only a few days away. in what i can say it's a bit of an unexpected turn of events. the big conversation on the airwaves, in the mail, on television, is about ballot question number two in new jersey. it has to do with the new jersey trust run. they're upset about the cat gas tax hike. so were having a conversation with tom lewis a proponent of question two. and senator mike on the side to

vote no. tom let's start with you. why is the chamber of commerce so focused on getting ballot question to past? >> we have an infrastructure which is the basis and the foundation in the foundation of our economy. it's an deplorable shape. we need to get a fix. we have waited 20 years to get money into it. the ripple effect of that is for the last 20 years money has been collected through the gas tax and not put in the infrastructure. it has been put into the general fund or other places in almost every cent has been used for other purposes. now that we've had a difficult and hard step and legislatures made it decision to vote on the gas tax we have to ensure the money g goes into the infrastructure. >> we have done nothing to control our high cost of road construction and road maintenance. the highest in the country according to the reason foundation. by proving this measure steve sweeney and other democrats already have their eye on taking billions of dollars in building light rail in bergen, gloucester and alanna county. i'm sorry, we already have a light rail project that goes from trenton to camden.

silver price. a a total disaster. nobody rides it. when people do ride it nobody pays the fair. >> what he say to that? it's a valid point that the 12,000,000 dollars is not dedicated. if you dedicate the gas tax revenue and half going to old debt to end the rest to new debt. already have folks lined up. steve sweeney had a press release and said first thing we'll do is build the light rail. that takes away takes away from the argument of the crumbling infrastructure. >> that was an unfortunate comment. the use of proceeds of this money has not been determined. to make a leap of faith that it is going to go to, light rail projects, people have said that but it is not something -- the president of the senate said that. >> but the decision on how it is going to be spent is with the department of transportation. >> let me ask about that. the

decision and prioritization we have heard will come from a four person panel appointed by this is governor. >> absolutely. there's going to be a very political group of four people. it needs soviet style, 100% approval which really brings in some concerns about what this group is about. you will have four people overwriting the legislature. >> the bottom line which is irrefutable is that if you vote yes, the money is dedicated to the transportation infrastructure. you vote no, the money goes to the general fund. if you take nothing else from this take that away. >> remember this is it administration that that the skyways -- >> it's either general fund or dedicated that's the bottom line. dedicated that's the bottom line. >> emily is

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