>> a terror attack in new york city. leave several new yorker injured. the terror suspect is in custody. is he being tried as a criminal in new york, or shipped off to gitmo? that plus trouble in moloch, the town has decided and the judge agreed the teepees have to come down. i'll speak with one of the representative tonight. and cupcake wars, home baker in new jersey are suing because jerseys illustrate the country where it is not legal for homemakers to sell their goods. this lawsuit might change it. the new york yankees have a new

265 million-dollar man. george will have the sports on the show tonight. i'm bill spadea, and this is chasing news. >> we have a chasing alert for you tonight. as you know the terror attack in new york city during morning rush hour. a suspect in custody. several injured in the attack one a pipe bomb went off but did not fully explode. the full story right now. >> at 7:20 a.m. this bus terminal became the site of an attempted terror attack. the buses are back running on schedule but enhance security and transportation hubs across the city. police a 27-year-old used velcro and zip tie to strap a low-tech explosive device to his body. it went off in a busy summer

quarter. the device appears to be based on a pipe bomb. sue mcandrew burns and was to his body. he intentionally detonated the device. >> police arrested the man in three other people suffered minor injuries. nothing life-threatening. the attack happened just below port authority, the busiest bus station in the country. the fbi is helping with the investigation. nypd is searching areas of brooklyn where the suspect. the terrorist is originally from bangladesh and came from about six and a half years ago just before his 21st birthday. they said they can confirm that the suspect was admitted to the united states after presenting a passport and displaying an f43 family immigrant visa in 2011. >> sir sanders said president

trump was briefed on this or earlier. we have not heard record from him. he spoke an event today but to not mention the incident. >> i want to check in with ashley johnson in new york city. it looks like a relatively normal evening commute. >> new york city commute said three people were injured after rookie suicide bomber set off an explosive device underground the port authority bus terminal during rush hour monday morning. the bus terminal was evacuated. buses were turned away and many trying to get to work said the morning commute was a nightmare. >> and our commute turned into a to our commute because of everything. >> it was calm as i made my way from penn station to newark city penn station. once i got off eighth avenue --

i spoke with the commuter who is in port authority at the time of the explosion. >> i was upset. why would people do this to themselves? and is fun for you to do something like that, that suicide. it's a major sin. please continue just around the bus terminal until monday afternoon. >> thank you. i want to bring in counterterrorism expert, former dea and fbi, bob strain, welcome back. how are you? >> good, thank you. >> in your estimation it was

your knowledge and experience, was this guy lone wolf? what can we expect in the new york area, by christmas holiday? >> first of all, we can expect more police on the street. more police on the subway. we'll be looking for this kind of terrorist. somebody who becomes radicalized and disenfranchised in the community. reach out to those groups in the community whether through surveillance, wiretaps, try to stay one step ahead. >> from a law-enforcement perspective and a karen or terrorism expert, should he be shipped off to gitmo? or should you try him as a civilian in new york? >> he should probably be tried go to jail, find out through the courts what the depth of this was. the idea is to make sure he's held responsible people know what and he is put away for life. whether it be in guantánamo or

federal penitentiary, doesn't really matter. >> good to talk to. thank you. here's a look at headlines were chasing. >> californians are under evacuation as wildfires continue to burn throughout southern california. the st. thomas fire the first largest in history in california is growing. evacuees in san diego -- >> a lot of sadness for my neighbors. their home is your one day and gone the next. >> even peoples whose homes are not at risk are still stocking up on masks. monday was a big day, known as green monday the online version of super saturday. ebay coined the term decades ago.

>> new jersey governor elect, phil murphy is set to take office in january. he has questions of the current governor. he penned a letter to the governor say there's things you need to fix before i take office. he needs to stop discretionary spending before the inauguration or new jersey could face a 2 billion-dollar budget deficit. governor christie went back at him with his own four-page letter ripping the sarcasm and said you're crazy. none of this is true. but governor christie did the same thing talc the outgoing governor what in 2009. he said you do have to fix the state before i take office. was murphy smart enough to take it say this is how it feels, is this political posturing and an excuse to raise taxes. ryan, your newly elected member of the new jersey assembly.

the republicans are irrelevant as terms of a minority party. they haven't had any real effective ideas, what he said murphy's attack. to think it's an excuse to raise taxes? >> it was a private letter that he typed up and had a handwritten note at the bottom. yet it made it to the press before the governor could make up response. given the fact that it murphy has made everyone sign a nondisclosure saying you'll talk to the press. >> as an entrepreneur, are you nervous with phil murphy taking office on this same work to big set up and it will be a couple billion dollars short. true or not we been short for ten years.

>> whenever anyone gets into office always nervous. recounting every time we have trying to make sure we have laws in place, money in place. we are nervous. >> politics, what productive comes out of either letter? >> i say of him being mindful, i would want anyone coming into a new administration to be mindful. you can seat in the appointments or the nominations christie is trying to fill seats that will outlive this governor. >> you could say the same with phil murphy. you're with him on sunday night. everything seems to be lighthearted.

it doesn't seem like he has a serious agenda. he doesn't seem that worried. >> one dinner doesn't mean he's not worried about the budget. i'm sure you think about it every day trying to figure out how to fix the mess. >> is a solution to raise taxes? >> i'm never a fan of raising taxes. that at starboard. i hope there's more solutions. >> sports news to cover tonight including the yankees are 265 million-dollar man. george will have it all. >> the yankees signing out there knows catch. fresh from the marlins giancarlo stanton putting up pinstripes for the first time on monday afternoon. we had that story coming up in sports. first, here's dan with a quick look at your weather. >> unless you are polar bear, penguin or swimming you like the

>> welcome back to chasing us. temple stated. we have a story about the yankees new 265 million-dollar man. first, battle ranging in my wall between the indian nation in the town. the town saying the tribe is using their 11-acre site and properly.

a judge not only rolled against him but will they have to pay around 13000 in fines for zoning violation including putting up tp to practice religious rituals. i'm joined by a tribal advisor. welcome to chasing news. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> neighbors have contended you have a situation where you putting up teepees in the area. it is your land. you are running religious rituals in the middle of the night, there's noise, questions about sanitation. beyond zoning it seems like you become part of the nuisance. >> that's untrue. we've had ceremonies there for many years. some have ceremonies for solstice that require them to be

there at dawn. that's only couple of days out of the year. they really never wanted us to be there and using this opportunity to move us out and take our land. >> what you mean, move you take away? you on the 11 acres. >> we have over $11000 in fines and they're trying to find us so we would not be able to pay them they could take the land. >> the judges reduced it to 13000, right? >> yes. >> your repealing that decision. when to be easier just to pay the meet them halfway? >> we want to have ceremony there. that's one of the good parts of the decision. the judge said nope problem with us using the land. however, teepees, sweat lodge, other structures are part of our ceremonies and we need to be up

to you so structures. >> keep us posted. let's bring back our panel. were joined with april and ryan peters. darling, you're an attorney, to the have a case on appeal? seems if you can put it up and take it down it is a much more than a tent. why not just a permit to have a rally? >> they've also been there for decades. so why is it an issue now if they haven't had an issue before. isn't that it's a nuisance? >> is a town just using the zoning loans to stick it to these guys? say they won't be able to pay will take the property. >> i think that town once the property. they want to maybe be involved in it. like a neighbors if they have something going on maybe you didn't get invited so maybe now you're going to be upset called

the cops on them. >> i don't think their permanent structures. if thousand gentlemen's club to zone out you can get rid of them because of that. they're not trying to zone out anything that was there. nothing pre-existing. he can come here and have your rituals by your living here in the tp is a more permanent structure and he can't do that. >> let's check in with george has your work in sports, news pussy yankees to 65 million-dollar man. when he got? >> the yankees chiding out there knows christmas gift for their fans, giancarlo stan putting up pinstripes for the first time. the defending national mvp joins the yankees with 59 home runs. he will wear number 27. >> i'm looking forward to

stepping up and being with this winning environment culture. >> the giants and cowboys and eli manning back for the giants. the giants reverted in jason whitman a 20-yard touchdown in dallas scored 20 points. the eagles versus rams, game of the day. bad news for the eagles, carson went diving in and call back on a penalty. he injured his left knee and torn acl. he is out for the season. he stayed in to throw touchdown pass. 43 - 35 is the final. the eagles clench the and --

east. >> blizzard conditions and big snow and 21 yards and a touchdown in overtime. the bills in the snow, lots of snow. i'm george, that's her day in sports. now back to. >> thanks george. let's bring in dan with your forecast. the arctic blast is headed our way. >> was so good snow and ice melt across the area monday thanks to sunshine and above freezing temperatures. a small system swings through. anther be cool down on the way by the middle of the week. the storm system swings rent tuesday. with that will come rain and snow. the further west you read the more likely you'll see snow. major accumulation is not expected here. this will stay within west of the city. tonight temperatures below freezing for most of the area. anything melted belo earlier toy

will re- freeze. watch out for pockets of black ice. tuesday, scattered showers with mostly rain, mostly light. could be some snowflakes mixed in. then the bottom drops out. cold air arrives on monday. temperatures do not get above freezing all day long. it will feel like teens are single digits all day long. bundle up for wednesday and for the rest of the week. this will sustain for several days. temperatures when i come above the 30s. >> thanks dan. more chasing news tonight. including cupcake wars. not what you think. home bakers are suing the state of new jersey to try to make it legal for them to sell their baked goods.

>> welcome back to jason's. i am bill spadea. this goes into the category of,

only in new jersey. did you know new jersey is the only state in the country where it is illegal to sell home baked goods? it was illegal in wisconsin but the judge threw it out. now there's a lawsuit. a couple of months and hold on a minute. we want the right to sell our baked goods that we make in our kitchen. >> heather franklin, new jersey wants to bake her cake and sell them to. the only problem is, selling baked goods made in your home kitchen is currently illegal. lester, heather and others in the new jersey home bakers cessation filed a lawsuit against the state trying to get that rule reversed. >> right now the single mom raising the sun. i work full-time. i need the extra income. i havell that i cannot use to my benefit. >> right now new jersey is the only state in the country that

doesn't allow home-baked businesses. baked goods must be prepared in the licensing commercial grade kitchen. the help the premise as it's for the safety of the consumer. wisconsin was the only other state to have a rule but it changed in june. >> heather looked into renting a commercial kitchen but it would charge $50 an hour. that would eat up most of her profit. she estimates with the current law place she is losing out on tens of thousands of dollars. >> i know woman who got fined $500 and then another 500 and cut again. but it's funny, they want to ice pop but they won't legalize cookies. >> we reach out to the health department and they do not written turn our call. >> let's bring in our panel at home bakeries. you're an entrepreneur, this

seems to be a no-brainer, to get government out of this and out of their kitchen and let the make some money. >> yes, please. there are thousands of entrepreneurs. everybody's trying their best to make money. of course they want to give you good things. people are baking, cooking, it's what they do. >> there's no government inspection if you go over to someone's house. why do we even need a bill or anything other than the government to say it is legal. cook and make money. >> it depends on where they and.. if they end up at a shop i think you're expecting it to be a commercial place. a summons making it in the house with kids running around and maybe not as clean as it should be come a that's for my mother with three kids running around, i want to know that. as long as there's a disclaimer i would feel comfortable.

>> why not a display sign that says here's your at-home section, now you know. >> many issues have been addressed in the bill. they're saying it's competition for commercial bakers. there's a $50000 cap. other problems are there you just won't post it. so now they just have to have legal rights which is how overturned. wisconsin overturned that law. >> that's to my point. they just through the law out in the bakers can do what they want. >> think about it, ragu started in someone's kitchen. cookie start someone's kitchen. we have to start somewhere in order to get somewhere else. we need home bakers. >> i'm with you with that. thanks for being here.

another terrorist attack in new york city. thankfully, this one failed. knowing killed, only a few minor injuries. other than the terror suspect himself who managed to nearly pull himself up. when are we going to get tough and smart in this country and say we cannot protect every single soft target out there. people have to go about their business. there are a few things we can do. number one, we have to get tough. the way the israelis get tough in terms of profiling, behavior profiling. it's not about religion, spot people acting strange. the sky, according to reports was building a bomb components on the job. second, let's treat him like the tears tears. forget about the criminal justice system here. he deserves to be shipped off to

♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. perhaps you heard it today. that collective gasp when we all found out carson wentz's season is done. thank you for joining you us at 11:00. i'm lucy noland the season has been so promised filled. dreams of a super bowl and mvp got a whole lot of questions with carson wentz can nick foles lead to us championship? we've got team coverage of the eagles much chris o'connell live at lincoln financial field. he commiserated with fans tonight. joanne pileggi has a look at wentz's injury. we begin though with kristen rodgers live in studio. kristen. >> lucy it's ban bittersweet 48 hours for the eagles. they clinched the nfc east last in it carson wept done for the season now the question is, if the eagles can keep winning without wentz. the birds are calling on nick foles