>> i don't agree with you on that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> guys. big storm moving in overnight. we got team chaser coverage. ashley, jason, n.j. transit, buy want to start with michael, winter, snow, coming. what do you got into crazy.

bill, we have heat nicer versuses cold going on now. it is wednesday, as we speak. was 60 degrees in parts of the state today. tomorrow, though, no, i am gnat meteorologist, but luckily, we have one on the sight now. scott williams fox 29 and friend of the show. >> we are talking shorts and doubled across the tristate area. temperatures have even made it to 70 degrees in parts of new jersey for your wednesday, but tomorrow, oh, a different story. a winter storm warning has been posted starting thursday morning between to 4:00 a.m. will be a heavy, wet snow. the heaviest right around hush hour making for bad commute. expect can sellrations. pecks delays and could start out as a little bit of ran the far southern areas and chose her to coast, this may be a brief period of some let sleet. the wind could gust up to 30 miles per hour so power in loos could be issue. >> all right. scott, i not ask you. we need prediction.

all right. look. this is what we do. how many inches in trenton? >> all right. six to ten, actually. >> no. six to ten? come on! >> take listen. >> no, no. i need exact prediction. >> i am going 11.32. >> very specific. >> 11.32? serious question. you are going to have to rely on all expertise. what's the go-to the day before the norm milk, bread, egg was? do you buy. is all of the above. you cannot forget the adult beverages, too. >> and there you go! excellent. all right. thank you, cot. >> ash hi, you are chasing what is phonesly going to be a nightmare commute. 3:00. >> well, bill, all over this news, we have been hearing almost a foot of snow hitting our region thursday, but at n.j. transit's monthly board meetings, several rider expressed concern. >> tomorrow there is supposed to be a snowstorm.

i think they are regular schedule tomorrow. the full five-day week but new jerseyians really don't need is a modified weekend schedule which reduces the surf, so i hope they run a a full service tomorrow. >> of course, i may sure to follow upwith the board about what are they doing to prepare nor storm? >> we are going to suring a press release, sometime this afternoon to just advice customers to be cautious. >> as you can expect, they do predict that this will be delays come thursday and they ask riders to exercise both patients and caution. >> you have been to so many meetings. this sounds to me look they use the snow as excuse to not have a real meeting. >> they don't look at me. we know there is going to be problems open to. we know there's ton of delays so we're warning you, tons of delays tomorrow. listen. i have been asking no matter what the conditions of the roads, we all have to be at work. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> if be safe. leave early. allison, start us off.

>> all right. >> i am obviously a fan. >> no. >> they hosted a skydiving competition indoors. check out the wind tunnel. 20200 competitive ni years from across the world came together hast weekend for the wind games. i tried this. it looked nothing like that. >> i would have thrown up by now. >> wildfire snowstorm may make you think i moved to florida, but check out once the kids were poking around in abandoned golf course in southern floor and found a ten-foot burmese python pulled off by fish and wildlife position as they are breeding now so there is a native population. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> not going to be the bride. you will be the brides maid. the maids will get paid for. what is a bridesmaid.

you looked at the definition on-line. the brides maid is -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i don't know about any of you ladies, i have never been a bridesmaid. it only last one day. it is a a part-time job it could last weeks or mons ap you don't get paid. at least, i didn't get paid. i met with jone is professional bridesmaid and gets paid for it m. what is even brent she wrote a book the crazy ex pierces she hassed what brides across the country. >> see how it is so subtle. sphi always liked bridesmaid dresses. good memories came from this. good memories. a fun way. it was fun way. >> there are plenty of bad mem i haves, too. >> i did a wedding in august. five minutes before of the med wedding the bride sat me dunn be a said i hate the groom, i don't want to do this. >> stop it. >> yes. the whole body froze. i thought i had sign the all by

now. in that moment, i didn't know what to do. so i thought really quickly. said to her, ok. i will lock you up a ram for ten minuteses after the tenpin mince you come back out and tell me what you want to do. if you want top leave, we'll get out of here. she doesn't know if they are still together together. that tie of work what is jen does. she helps you become the best bridesmaid. >> i have nightmares. i have night into meres about being bridesmaid. i did he it one time. worst experience of my life. >> it depends on the other bridesmaids. how did your coaching dom zi well, a lot of times what i do is i walk in, i help them know what they have to do, know thinned the drama, feel like they can get through this. when a brides maid, a lot of times, alofted money, lots of stress. >> always. >> so my job is to make sure you know what to do, you not losing your money. you should in joit. in your end shall where it is your friend. >> brides hire her from $300 to $600. $300 will get you over the phone

consultation to $1,000 to send one of the bridesmaids. you have the perfect bridesmaids who have been tested, tried, everything she has been through it. we have a ton of stories. we have bane handful of weddings, if you want to hear about jn's stores are, pick up the book. i have been a bridesmaid three times in the past year. and it is not easy. it costs so much money. according to this article it cost dollars 1695 and i am pretty sure i spent most of that at most of the weddings. >> it is ebbs pensive? like a real job of a real brides maid? >> yes. >> you get a dress. >> no. planning the bachelorette party. >> you have to are cord are nate six or seven other girls which is a task. 1 i have been maid of honor twice, brides maid additional time. >> surround yourself with good people. you are will be okay. >> commercialized we wedding at this point. i mean, you have your friends so

keep it small. you don't vice president to hire bridesmaid if you cannot afford it. it is extremely expensive. people think is extreme where they don't have a date forking the. you goon to the site. you can pick a date online. you can show off as if that was the person were you dating. >> isn't capitalism great? >> fun. >> i am in the new jersey pine barrens the middle of went ter. the since not yot out. i believe in the new jersey devil, i would be a little freaked out now. >> i am little freaked out right now. >> peace and stillness is insane. anywhere you finned on the east coast in the pine barren but don't be fool bid the quiet. this is contors have sy raging around here over the proposal to build a 22-mile natural gas pipeline, here, to a power plant on the shores of the har for. i figure this is only one way to

days story and that is the walk the root of the pipeline. all 22-miles to the pines in the mild of winter. let's do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the old gas station bathroom spot, me luck. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wasn't too bad. >> if this has been a special mace, i do not know of. >> i a miracle that this place still exists and was preserved, but this crazy combination of factors, writers like john who

wrote the famous book the pine barrens and organizing to save the place and politicians like governor brendan byrne who actually did the rig thing. remember when that used to happen. >> the head of the river cemetery established 1792. we're not in hudson county any more, my friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> once this thing is built, it is inevitably grab going lead to pressure on the pine barn. once the infrastructure is here, the develops will want to come and build. if you build it, they will come. officials say no way, no other customers glob other developers are hooking up to this pipeline and it is solely electric plant

which is burning coal and oil. natural gas is going to make the plant a lot cleaner. make the air a lot cleaner. >> but what do the people in aring through the front yard think of it all? twice i will be take with. anyone them? knock on doors randomly unannounced. >> walking through the pines. ♪ >> big high pressure gas line. >> does it worry you? he. >> no. i think it is better, better thing to do. it is cleaner energy it burns up. >> so your hus in about a is for it. you are against it. >> absolutely. [chanting] >> i will have more tomorrow. chasing the pipeline story. many more miles to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> the manhattan district attorney's office is looking into the mystery surrounding

the death. solving this murder ictstery that happened over 50 years ago may be the key to figuring out who the master mind of the jfk assassination was. dorothy was reporter for the new york evening journal and went on to become the syndicated columnist and star of the tv game show what is ict line. >> the reason she is a reporter who knew too much, that is those people who are going to exposed in her book just couldn't let her live any more. >> dorothy was a force to be reckoned. she broke the glass ceiling for him. she raised three children while she was doing this work. she was incredibly powerful. she was so powerful at the time.

you have to understand that. that is when people actually read newspapers and she was so powerful, but i think she underestimated the danger that she was in. >> she was friends with jfk and became obsessed after she was asossinated and didn't buy that lee harvey oswald was alone in shooting e thek and believe she had figured about the mastermind of the jfk assassination was and going to exp3 ree everybody, but that never happened and found dead reportedly of a drug overdose two years after jfk was assassinated. >> she was found in her townhouse bedroom she never slept in, a bed she never

slept in with makeup, eyelashes on, and no investigation of any kind. >> mark has been an advocate and believes she has been a victim of murder and happy the d.a. is looking into this. >> i think that is what propelled the d.a. to decide to investigate this case. so hopefully, throed anh that, she will get that justice she deserves. that is why i am fighting for her, for herat ioice to be basically the killers won. you know? she never wrote her boch,. she never was able to expose anything that happened and that is basong. >> she wants to remind everyone the media and the administration, the worst form of censorship is murder.

the media threatened today just like dorothy was threatened back then. the worst form censorship is murder and i don't care if she died. >> years ago or five days rights of a victim. >> anyone ever find some of the stuff she was about to goo pubic or the evidence she was collectings that ever discovered that. this was supposed she had that had the information on everyborsy who was behind but once she was killed, the file went missing. what avenue was she going down in the investigation >> this is a very old building. it is very old building. >> i think it would be appropriate for the university to change the names, just to sort of accommodate that history. >> and trying to, i guess, give credit to them or just like everyone, everyone that was involved. i would oy maat.e like

a memorial type of thing, bad, stuff like that. >> now rutgers is considering chanmmng the college apartmenle t to the truth apartments who happen to be originally owned by the father of rutgertis first president. and lastly, the library on the piscataway campus were considering renaming the library after the universitytis fapast african-american graduate who graduated in 1892. >> black americans are minorities. apasack and to bown minorities all over this country need it. they really need i the they need people to stand up for them specifically and the way it is going, we're not going down the path. what about rutgers dealing with the wasted tens of millions of tad dollars. what about the in-state tuition that is unaffordable to m3 ret people who live across the state. they are paying lip service to something because they are arsillib and they have not fixed anything that is wrong

at that universilib. they have acted, bob has acted as a disgrace over the past few years. and instead of fte.ing real precalems, they are like, oh, we can put a label on something and make pyou hple feel good. it is embarrassing. you will feel better when apasack history month is not addressed as slavery forward that happens before slavery? there are stories that become mainstream that are not being acknowledged. that is what the university should do. >> well, a huge study at rutgers to find about the history of slaves and the universilib. university. i think it is great. they take action and dce that. again, you bring up the football stadium that is hard for me and rummners and not wonder why they are spending so much money on football programs and the stadnivem effort. >> so rutgers is also a start to apologize. when do you think the democratic parlib is going to rename the headquarters to apologize for voting ainto

the 13th and the 4giz amendment and the 15th amendment. >> a3 yo apology? >> well, no. >> democrats don't own up to that. >> thanks, ashley. >> the rutgers board of governors voted to approve all three name changes weew yesday. the universilib chancellor says we thought it was important to show the universilib is being reainonsive to this part of our history. >> well the new jersey state police are well-versed on

3:00. >> it is winter. it is going to snow. >> wow. >> the battle going on. >> why?

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arrive here in the u.s. and we can give ourselves diabetes and nice hart attack. i, for one, will line up. >> it does. it does. wouldn't at the i would eat thief them. >> i want one right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> check out this wild video uploaded by industrial dea sooner who really loves lego. can see legos attached it to. now, the gears start turning. the shoes are lacing shelves up. this is one of many of his crazy lego designs and you can see the rest of them on-line. >> woe. >> yeah. i honestlied into idea what was happening until i really enlarged. >> i ok. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we told these stories about cop catching burglars, drug deal

ter and thieve. the new jersey state police well versed on catching criminals but not every day they are catching babies. >> sure. >> sure. >> yeah. >> there you go. >> oi. >> this parking lot is the address on williams. we were invited back for the reunion with the state police, mother, and newborn baby. it was here at the new jersey state police port north barracks on january 19th that soon to be grandma katrina bulled her greenstein the parking lot while soon to be mother was having contractions. >> if it wasn't for them, i don't know if she would be here. >> and listen to this. the 911 call between the dispatcher and the baby's grand mom. you said the baby's head is out. >> the baby head is out.

>> maim, sitting in the! the passenger he of why he, she is. >> yes, she is. we will have ambulance come there and letting the state miss know. >> we got in. started the day. check up on things. ing a cup of coffee. texted the family. she called and is having a bab became pulling in the parking lot any second. ran outside, sure snuff. >> we get throughout. inning this is happened quickly. detective and i delivered a child and waited for the par pleadics to show. he can i. tell the state miss we have ambulance and paramedics coming to them, ok. the reyun on tuesday was under much calmer circumstance this. the family had a lot of gratitude. >> around town, every place like that needs to be taughting about cops. people need know about the positive they can do. most people will run from not run to. so there is a nickname for to the baby.

princess trooper. >> why that is sna. >> because my little princess and the state troopers helped deliver her. the baby went home from present interests the state troopers and promises to come back next week with presents. i cannot even maim gin having to birth a baby in a hospital, but in the hands of a police officer, that is frightening. so it is call to see that the police officer really took care of this become and her baby and now has god fath. one thing getting whispered around the room that catching the baby was catching bouquet at a wedding. one of them a dad yet? >> great night at chasing news. thanks for watching. stay safe in the snow. coming. see you tomorrow. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff.

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