dog pack running around in jersey city. is that what is happening? >> people are seeing things. i am not a zoologist and they didn't turn over any video photographs. the point is i don't know the difference between a coyote and a walk. >> as it were someone there there is a fullman? [laughter] >> the man accused of listing his apartment on air bnb for triple the amount he paid in rent is fighting back. take a look at this luxury hi rise in hells kitchen. henry casey listed his apartment for $649 a night. that's a pretty big price tag for a $6670 monthly pace in rent. he benefits from a rent stabilization until last week when a judge ordered him to move out. it's been described as the first court case to effect a rent stabilized tenant. >> the decision is a bad decision because essentially the landlord could not prove there was any profiteering. they had three witnesses and they couldn't show how much my client was profiting how often he had guess how long his days were. >> if he loses the appeal he will be forced to move ou

. >>> joining me is jim mcgreevey, director of jersey city training programme from across new york and city, and counsels prison inmates in the area. governor, welcome. >> thank you for meaning here. >> we'll have a good conversation. the story mary did, did you redesign because of corruption or because you were going to be outed. >> basically i resinds because of circumstances of what happened. i put a person inappropriately on my payroll, was involved in a romantic relationship, which i ought not to have been. i had to deal with my familial situation and thought it was of the best thing to do for the state of new jersey, my family, and i think i made the right moral and ethical decision. >> and you wrote in book about the struggles of a public career and the life you want. we'll have that conversation. a kiss is just a kiss or is it when governor mcgreevey was seen with his wife. is america ready for openly gay public office holders, are they expected to have a version of don't ask, don't tell when it comes to bringing same-sex partners on the campaign trail. we talk it about that in

jersey is recognid r on . mr. se mr. speaker, i rise today to acknowledge jersry city new jersey, on its diversity and economic growth in the shadows of the statute of liberty, it is the second largest city in new jersey, and recently named the country's most diverse city. jersey city's history is a city of immigrants has contributed to its current economic boom. in the 19th and 20th century an influx of immigrants from europe flocked to new jersey city to achieve the dream. increasingly immigrants have now been arriving from south america asia, africa, and middle east seeking the same american dream and finding it in jersey city. immigrants of the city have long contributed to the economy by opening small businesses and joining the job market. just in the past year, jersey city has seen an upgraded its credit rating, continued decline in unemployment, and every increasing sky line. as far as the diversity, over half of the residents speak a language other than english at home. and city council is griced of a wide rave individuals from different ethnic backgrounds. jersey city is a true american melting pot and i applaud

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were looking at a regi regional play and we'll open up in midtown manhattan as well as harlem and jersey citytices we think they can do just as well from a revenue perspective as newark or even better for the new york city offices. in terms of number of patients, we think that the new york city practices will probably double the number of patients we have purely because of the population density that's there. >> at home where they care for their five lovely daughters, chris and leslie's roles are interchangeable but in the office they learned the importance of staying in their respective lanes. >> one of the things that is really huge in our success is the fact that my husband doesn't have a background in health care and in the office we have very specific functions. the other person cannot decide okay well this is how we're going to deal with this clinically or i wouldn't be able to decide this is how we're going to, you know, negotiate this contract. it didn't work. in the beginning. >> one of the things that we used to hear a lot is oh, you work with your spouse? oh, yeah, that probably is

this is as we learn of another suspect case involving a one year-old in jersey city, new jersey.ee people injured including two philadelphia police officers including this crash in frankford. a police suv collided with another vehicle when officers tried to pull over a car in the 4700 block of large street. one officer is being treated at temple hospital. >>> and some orthodox jews very upset tonight over anti sematic twitter posts that came out of lakewood, new jersey. police say that a teenager who made those posts will not be charged though because there was no actual threat of harm. >>> kate? >>> and chris, it was a cold friday today but things are getting better as we head through tonight and you will like the temperatures this weekend. temperatures surged a a have above average for saturday and sunday but then we will track another storm arriving sunday night into monday. rain, threat of ice and possibly a little bit of snow. we will break that down coming up. then it does turn colder again behind that system and perhaps another big blast of cold, late next week. i will hav

it involves a 1-year-old baby in jersey city who has not yet been vaccinated. in the meantime, health officials in chicago have not yet identified the source of a measles infection at a daycare center. 5 infants were diagnosed with measles, ten more children exposed. there have been more than 100 other measles cases reported this year including one in d.c.. most of the cases are related to an outbreak at disneyland. >>> a little bit of extra shut eye could cost big bucks for fairfax county. megan mcgrath has a break down of some of the numbers p. >> reporter: it's a $2.6 billion budget. and it funds things like later start times for high schools and pay increases. however, the chairman of the fairfax county school board says that the budget does not fund all of the school system's needs. now, since 2008 21 another positions have been cut, and there has been $435 million in spending cuts. the board chairman says this manner of b is not sustainable and eventually will affects the quality of education for our students. taking a closer look at the budget it funds f

. >> jim mcgreevey, former governor of new jersey, and executive director of new jersey city employment and training programme >>> is special report tomorrow, effect's only black state counselman speaks to "real money", dwayne james first interview since the shooting death of michael brown. >> this happened in my backyard, under my watch, our watch. i should have, could have, would have - a lot of different things. you reflect on that. >> did it strike you any deeper as a black authority? >>> one foys, here. -- one voice here, tomorrow. >>> an initiative giving people a say in how to spend tax money. tell us what you think: >>> distrust of the police and elected officials surfaced in dramatic icts fashion after the shooting death of a black teenager, we learnt despite a population that is two-thirds back, and ferguson, missouri's personnel are two-thirds white. voter turn outs averages in the low numbers, but a growing effort aims to close the gap between government officials and under-represented members of the community. ferguson. here is a look how the process is playing out in new y

to protect your home plus plastic grocery bags, they could become a thing of the past if one new jersey cityy. nora muchanic with details. >> coverage of the dangerously cold weather continues tonight. stepping outside without the full winter gear including a coat hat gloves and scarf definitely not an option today. >> temperatures did not go above the mid-20's and the blowing wind of course created wind chills in the teens. unfortunately it's going to feel even colder over the weekend. >> let's head now to meteorologist melissa magee who is live at the "action news" big board with the frosty details. melissa. >> reporter: yeah, rick and monica here's part of the reason why it's going to get colder as we head into the weekend. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar showing you the area of low pressure over the great lakes. this is the clipper we're tracking. this clipper dives south and eastward and moves into the delaware and lehigh lehigh valleys as early as tomorrow afternoon. with that we've got a reinforcing shot of cold air. before the cold air really arrives we've got snow squalls to

out break from california but not all first confirmed case in new jersey is a one year-old from jersey cityh no connection to the west coast out break. he was too young to be vaccinated. >> i think what people don't fully appreciate is that children normal children without any issues of health from birth to one years old are not vaccinating because you don't vaccinate children until they are 12 months old. >> reporter: unidentified jersey city baby had has recovered. neighbors in the building where he lived have been notified of a possible exposure. while measles is highly contagious most people have been vaccinated and not at risk. big exception is babies, too young to vaccinate being most at risk. >> it is very concerning. if you have younger kid coming up and if they don't have the proper vaccinations they could be easily infect. >> we never thought to go out to the family but i'm not overly concerned. >> now health experts say that until recently it was unusual to see more than a hundred cases a year in the united states of measles. the last year there were 644 cases. the it is most com

health officials there are investigating a suspect case of the virus in a one year-old baby in new jersey city. that child has in the been vaccinated, he is too young, health department says that the child has recovered but as a precaution, residents in the building where the baby lived were notified of a possible exposure. now with the montgomery county case, we don't necessity where this 15 year-old has been, who he may have exposed in the community or at school. measles is not dangerous for people who have been vaccinated, only those who have been not. in the sat center i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stephanie, thank you. a as we continue to dig in the story, remember get the latest information anytime on our web site just go to cbs philly.com for details on the measles out break. >>> well coatsville high school english teacher and coach is under a arrest tonight accused of having sex with the student. allegations against mark, just surfaced, they come from 2008 when police alleged that he served then 17 year-old girl alcohol at his home in east goshen on at least three-

it's now been confirmed in a one-year-old in jersey city who has recovered.nd in the suspected montgomery county case, tests have been sent to the state health department lab they are expected back on monday. doctors say anyone who suspects they are displaying symptoms contact physician immediately much live in abington, diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana thank in you total there have been at least 150 measles confirmed cases in 14 states nationwide. many but not all of them are linked to an outbreak that started at disneyland in california. >>> as we continue to monitor developments in this story remember you can get the latest information any time on our website. you can also fine out about symptoms and confirmed cases it's all at cbsphilly.com. >>> well the weekend is here and we're tracking a changing forecast for you. i've come to the weather sent. being joined by meteorologist kathy orr nowth we're looking at warm and then also a storm? >> yeah, warm before the storm. temperatures are going to soar. we'll talk about that. take a look outside.

court here in camden for the biggest symbol of the economic woes at the other distressed south jersey cityer end of the atlantic city expressway. two big threats have been stopped, the the latest only guy who wants revel now says he will not walk away from the deal today if not finalize by original deadline for the the closing that wa today. glenn straub's lawyers says to the associated press's wayne perry that they will let the appeals of the restaurants and nightclub get settled or wait until the end of february. the threat that the utility made to shut off power, heat and water last thursday was lifted as well. hearing on the utilities tea man for payment is set for bankruptcy court in philadelphia on wednesday. hearing set for nightclubs, who really said that they invested 16 million-dollar in lights, furnishing and more, set for 3:00. they want straub to be forced to honor their 25 yearlies with the original owner saying hey they were making money. they invested money. they want to be back opened under the original deal. straub says he is holding off on buying the place because if the

. >> nbc10 south jersey reporter cydney long is live in trenton city. what did you find out about this? >> reporter: i can till you we've been out here all day. the city department of inspection has been out here every couple of hours taking photographs of the plywood and bags of salt that sit on top of these metal bilco-style doors, the doors that gave way beneath two cousins on their walk to school. 5-year-old iona barnes says it was cold dark and dirty. >> i was crying. i was like somebody get me out of here. somebody get me out of here. and they kept taking pictures of me. >> reporter: when she and cousin dropped six feet into the basement of this empty building on their walk to school on southard street thursday. it was a passing bus driver that helped rescue iona. >> she picked me up. she came down and picked me up. >> it was an accident waiting to happen. thank god it was a younger person younger kids it happened to and was able to bounce back. thank god that door didn't fall on them. >> reporter: now it's on the building's owner, lafayette coope

lets take a live look at atlantic city, new jersey, we will have a live report from the garden state king of the atlantic city we have heard that those schools are closed entirely as are camden city schools. for closures and delays, we will be scrolling those at the the bottom of the screen throughout the morning. >> just heard independent charter school closed. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >>> late great robert palmer. >> a lot of talk about these trucks being on the roads this morning. on twitter. >> yes peter, one of our twitter followers made a good point, you will remember earlier in the week we reported some penndot trucks and new jersey trucks were heading up to new england to help out with this i am penning storm for them. they have been just so hammer. but sue you mentioned that with the forecast shaping up the way it was we needed those trucks here in the delaware valley. >>

also it is not the jersey city thing where local officials said the christie administration stuck thaty with economic efforts. it is a different thing. it is also not the travel thing, and the rga thing where governor christie has taken gifts from people with business before the state. not that thing either. not even the other brand new thing where his mentor and top appointee to an agency called the port authority has been asked to explain basically whether he got united airlines to do him the favor of creating a brand new flight route between newark and his vacation home for the duration of the time that he was chairman of the port authority and the united airlines had business before the port authority. they reportedly canceled the chairman's flight after said chairman had to resign from the port authority last spring. i know it is a little hard to keep track of all of the investigations and allegations that fall around governor christie christie. i know it is hard to keep track sometimes of what is following him around. but the chris christie story that we're talking about here is

this one reported to be in jersey city. the case involved a one year-old babe hoy wasn't vaccinated. baby has recovered from measles like symptoms but other people may have been exposed. health officials also say that five infants at a chicago day care center were diagnosis, diagnosed this week. they are looking into possible connection to the recent measles out break at disney land. >> they want to know if their parents or whatever, these kid had been out in southern will california at difficulties knee land. >>> all right. a heart breaking situation is unfolding in an atlanta hospital where the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brownies still on life support, of course. >> lets get to lauren. she has more on the story. there has been conflicting reports about how she's doing. >> reporter: it is true, alex. we don't really know. we do know bobby brown spent his forty-sixth birthday yesterday agonizing over the condition of bobby christina the entire family is bracing for the worst. tmz is report ago this bobby brownies

it involves a in jersey city who has not yet been vaccinated. health officials in suburban chicago have not yet identified the source of a measles infection at a day care center. five infants were diagnosed with measles there. ten more kids were exposed. there have been more than 100 other measles cases reported this year including one in d.c. most of the cases are related to an outbreak at disneyland. this afternoon lawyers for the nfl players association will be in court in an attempt to get suspended vikings running back adrian peterson back on the field. he was suspended under the league's personal conduct policy for child abuse back in november peterson pled no contest to an assault charge of disciplining his 4-year-old son with a switch. >>> about an hour ago, funeral services began for the driver of an suv ho waswho was hit by a commuter train. services for ellen brody are being held in westchester county. they've talked to witnesses who said that brody had driven on to the tracks when her car was hit by a crossing gate that came down on

jersey city took the top spot. they looked at diversity of race and ethnicity, language and region of birth. billings montana was the least diverse city in the country. >>> roads are mostly clear as you you head out this morning, but you needs to be ready for slick spots. icy conditions we're finding. and making sure you know what to do if you he said upend up hitting a slick spot. jeff rossen has what you need to know before you get behind the wheel. >>> also ahead, ready to make tough decisions. potential cuts coming to prince william county schools as they deal with a multimillion dollar shortfall. >>> whether you're driving on work or walk to go catch a bus, the overnight refreeze could make things dangerous for you. we're tracking potential slick spots on the main roads and sidewalks. >>> many of you won't have to walk out into the conditions today. a lot of schools are closed. fairfax, prince william loudoun county all closed today. if you work for loudoun county schools, administrative offices are opening two

jersey department of health has confirmed its first case of measles this year a 1-year-old baby in jersey city came down with the disease but has since recovered. this latest case comes after a measles scare in montgomery county. a 15-year-old boy is suspected of having the disease but that case has not been confirmed. still, local day cares are taking extra precautions because children cannot be vaccinated until they're at least a year old. because of these recent cases doctors in our area are making an effort to talk to parents about vaccinations. >> we try our best to work with parents and convince them educate they will, to the benefit and the minimal, if any, risk to these vaccines. >> a measles case has been confirmed in delaware and in chicago this week five infants tested positive for the disease. none of these cases has been connected to that outbreak in disneyland. >>> we have new information on a restaurant at the center of a hepatitis scare in mercer county. a food inspection report from october shows that rosa's restaurant was cited for hand washing violations. a month later a wor

jersey. sea isle city west ward to delaware. we're dealing with rain. these locations where you find snow across south jersey are underneath the winter weather advisory. so that moisture will quickly changeover to rain as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. temperatures outside 32 allentown and 25 poconos with we have winter storm warning in effect and 31 reading and 30 lancaster and south and east of philadelphia it's 39 in wildwood and 36 in atlantic city so insear orsections of south jersey we're finding snowfall and roads are wet. dover 36. here's satellite 6 and action radar in area of low pressure it's north of cincinnati and north of that we have snowfall in chicago. if fact blizzard warnings up across this region. folks have already seen a foot of snowfall. this storm system will continue to stretch east ward to areas of new england and up to a foot is likely overnight and into monday. to the south of that warmer air moves southward as the storm system moves to the delaware and lehigh valley. this area of low pressure tracks north.

the first was in jersey city. >>> two more people have died from the flu in delaware aaccording to state health officials. that brings the total to 23. the state has confirmed more than 2,172 cases. delaware is close to exceeding its highest number in a decade. most of the 23 who died were older and all had other health problems. >>> health officials tell us delaware is seeing a slowing in new lab-confirmed cases but that does not mean the flu season is over. it's important to wash your hands often and avoid people who are sick. >>> giving people homes no matter their history. it's a new approach at ending homelessness in camden. the program called housing first was announced at cooper university hospital today. the program targets people with mental illness or drug abuse issues. instead of requiring them to resolve their problems before they can qualify for housing, it gives them housing first. >> today we're taking another important step for the county and its residents, by providing funding to this initiative $100,000 a year for the next three years, from the homeless trust fund. >> o

the state department of health and officialness jersey city says case involves a within year-old babe hoy had not been vaccinated. baby has recovered but others may have been exposed to the virus it is still unclear if this potential case is connected to the measles out break. health officials do not recommend vaccinating children under one years old. >>> at a chicago day care center have been diagnosis. as many as ten more kid may also be exposed to the virus. parents, staff workers at that care center have been net filed those not vaccinated were ordered to stay home for three weeks as a precaution. health officials say there is in link between measles and out break in disney land in california. nationwide though there have been more than 100 confirmed cases in 14 states. >>> two people are dead in an apparent murder suicide in the university of south carolina school officials say shooting happened at 1:00 at university's new school of public health. state newspaper is reporting one of the victims was an expert in colin cancer and head of the division of applied physiology departmen

we've learned that it involves a 1-year-old baby this jersey city just at the age of vaccination, but immunized. and while the baby has reportedly recovered, residents in a building where the baby lives were informed of potential exposure ands the incubation period ends tomorrow. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> health officials in suburban chicago have not yet identified the source of a measles infection at a daycare center. five infants were diagnosed with me measles, ten more kids exposed. 102 cases reported this year, 94 related to anoutbreak at disneyland. >>> sounds unthinkable, but true. a missouri mother is accused of conspireing with relatives to have her own 6-year-old son kidnapped. police say the boy's mother his grandmother, his aunt and a 23-year-old man plafnned the fake kidnap to go teach the child a lesson. apparently they thought the boy was too nice to people. police say the man lured the little man into his pickup truck on monday after school and that's when he tied the boy up, covered his head with a jacket and told him he'd never see his family again. >>

state department of health officials in jersey city say that the case involves a one year-old baby who had not been vaccinated. the baby has recovered but authorities say others may have been exposed to the virus. it is unclear if this potential case is connected to the nationwide measles out break. health officials a a at this point do not recommend vaccinating children under one year of age. >>> five infants out of a chicago day care center have been diagnosed with measles. officials say as many as ten more kid may have been exposed. parents and staff workers in the care facility have been notified and those who have not the been vaccinated were ordered to stay home for three weeks as a precaution. health officials say there is in link between infant's measles and out break in disney land in california. nationwide at this point there have been more than 100 confirmed cases in 14 states. >>> police are investigating a murder suicide on a college campus this happened at the university of south carolina the the incident leading to frightening moment for students and staff. fox's patrici

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snow is on the roads behind a big headache for drivers in one jersey city. public work officials say they are fighting uphill battle. fox 29's dawn tim money knee life in vineland. all right, dawn, so what are drivers and plow trucks up against right now? >> reporter: well, basic basically lucy too much cold and too much snow and not enough road crews to get to everyone. we're here on the side streets you can see they are still snow covered even though the plows have been through. saturday's bitter temperatures and snow only making the job today even more difficult. but the city says it is making progress. >>> the plow trains out in force on the main streets in vineland trying to clear out the latest snow that fell overnight and into the morning hours. many of the majors slushy and wet with traffic moving just fine. the side streets they're another story. >> they're all bad. all these little side roads right here third street, second street where people go to the little stores they can't get out their driveways because they're not cleaned at all. >> yesterda

investigators believe they are headed to new jersey or new york city. we'll stay on top of the amber alert for you and let you know if anything changes this morning. >>> and record cold for some of you this morning. a live look here from our camera at camelback ski resort. negative 7 in the pocano. that's not a record for them but allentown and reading have record lows. bundle up before you head outside. meteorologist bill henley is back with a look at whether we'll see a warm up any time soon. >>> it's a warm up of unwanted variety in penssauken yesterday. and this morning part of a major roadway in south jersey remains closed after the tanker caught fire and crashed in penssauken. katy zachry is live on the scene of yesterday's fire showing us the damage left behind. is there any existing danger to people who live near the scene of the fire there? >> reporter: well, fortunately, chris, everyone who was evacuated yesterday because of the fiery explosion has been allowed back in their home. look at the ramp up there. police are still blocking the ramp o

a one-year-old in jersey city is said to have caught the measles and is recovered. the suspects case in montgomery county is said to have come in from a doctor so the patient likely had symptoms consistent with measles. now they're working to confirm it and pediatrician dr. diane westerberg from cooper university tase the course of action of sending that patient home is appropriate. >> if he's at home and not exposed to anyone who is at rick for measles then it's okay. the danger comes when kids or adults who are not vaccinated against measles come in contact with him. and then it's highly susceptible. >> reporter: and if you have questions about measles or about the vaccine dr. westerberg is here at "action news" for a live facebook chat. just go to the 6abc "action news" facebook page and you can send in your questions or your comments. the chat goes until 5:30 tonight. rick, back over to you. >> all right ali thank you. >>> we are covering that outgoing measles outbreak on 6abc.com and of course we'll have updates on any possible cases in our area along with more

stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you can see areas in south jersey, surf city, atlantic city, vine land, cape may, rain, ice, frozen precipitation for philadelphia. it's been a long day. areas north and west of poconos allentown, reading lancaster we have that snowfall. we have mixed precip from trenton, to philadelphia, along the 95 corridor moving to norristown malvern pottstown. on route 22 2 from allentown and south and west to reading we have a couple of pockets of moderate snowfall. so we have to watch for this activity as we go throughout the overnight hours. eventually once warmer air punches into the system milder air over spreads and we transition from snow to sleet over to rain. and temperatures outside it's 33234 in philadelphia. 33 millville. 36 in wildwood. and so we're starting to see transition. the problem, though, the ground is so cold it's been very cold with out -- arctic outbreak of air overhead. it takes time for temperatures to respond and get that warmer air moving into the system. 25 allentown. 22 poconos. 26 lancaster. here's satellite 6 and action radar.

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it has now been confirmed in the one year-old in jersey city who has recovered n the suspect montgomeryests taken of been sent the two lab in the state health department and they are due back on monday. the doctors say that anyone who thinks they may be exhibiting symptoms should contact their physician immediately. in abington i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in total there have been a at least 150 measles confirmed cases in 14 states nationwide. many but not all of them are link to that out break that started in disney land in california. >>> well, as we continue to mob for developments in this story, remember you can get latest information anytime on our web site. you can find out about symptoms and confirmed cases on cbs philly.com. >>> and new to the latest on a fast moving fire in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. chopper three was overhead as flames shot into the the night time sky. the fire is still smoldering this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the scene of the fire in the 16 hup block of foulkerod street steve? >> reporter: n

all lanes open headed westbound on into city from new jersey. no problems there as well. now, out in pensauken. due to the tasker fire that happened yesterday afternoon. route 90 eastbound at route 130 on and off ramps closed. take union avenue and be diverted in that direction. a water main break on the schuylkill eastbound. on ramp blocked from penrose avenue. additionally look at speeds here, nothing going on. 95 to vine to north haven a clear trip, 422 no problems 202 to oaks if you head westbound. eric a. back to you. >> commuters who drive to pen sawk republican waiting for a ramp to open after yesterday's tanker fire. neighbors are worried about gasoline fumes the tanker over turned eastbound route 90 to northbound route 130 11:00 yesterday morning. aft explosion people could see smoke for miles. authorities evacuated about 30 homes near the scene. firefighters skivrping wished those flames in a half hour. >> when i looked out the window only things i saw was tires way up in the air on fire and they were coming to my yard. >> now, the driver and firefighter did sto

feeling that my instinct has always been to go to an area like the lower east side or harlem or jersey city and what i get interested in is the panorama of theiary and i take thousands and thousands of notes. how do i get all of this in a book without it being a travel log? what i've discovered if there's a crime in that area, that in some way essentializes the conflicts in that area. if you follow the orderly investigation of the crime, it will give you the spine of a story going through all that mess, and all the people that come to interact -- the witnesses, the victims, bystanders, the police, everyone's families -- you will get an orderly massive picture of a turf and it's the only way i have been able to -- it's been a boon to me because the last thing in the world that comes to me is the story. >> rose: why do we need harry brandt here? >> it was a mistake. >> rose: you were serious about that? >> it was a mistake of judgment on my part. what i intended to do is write down an utterly stripped-down totally orthodox genre urban thriller, and it was such a different identity for me even

and a one-year-old child in jersey city also caught measles and has recovered.tructed to watch for symptoms. there are more than 100 cases reported nationally this year. many have been linked the an outbreak at disneyland last movement measles can be serious. in some cases it can lead to swelling of the brain and even death. the vaccine works but over the decade, many parents opted out of the vaccine due to unfounded fears linking vaccines to autism. yesterday the group autism speaks released a statement saying vaccines do not cause autism. we urge that all children be fully vaccinated. >> for them to say the question is over, vaccines don't cause autecism get vaccinated that's a big step. >> reporter: some lawmakers are calling for stricterrer guidelines on who can opt out of vaccines. mississippi has no opt out provisions. 99 percent of kindergartners are vaccinated and there have been no measles cases there since 1992. compare that to california where more than 17,000 parents refuseed vaccines last year. its vaccination rate is nine 2%. there have been 99 cas

. >>> if you're looking for something to do this val towns day you might head to newark, new jersey. the citys offering a special land sale this saturday but it's only for couples. the city is selling 100 vacant lots for $100,000 a peace. city says the sale is not for developers or investors but couples looking to live in newark. there you go. >> all right. turning back to your fox 29 winter weather authority now. it wasn't too bad out there today. in terms of temperature. >> temperature wise it wasn't. the ice this morning again was -- >> a little tricky. we got colder weather i know on the horizon. here's scott. >> we also have some mr. ice perhaps some more snow as well. two chances maybe even three in that seven day forecast. but as we look at ultimate doppler, early this morning, we were looking at that sleet and freezing rain mainly in central and southern sections of delaware. but there was that light glaze out there. you had to use those ice scrapers on your windshield this morning off to work and school. so we're dry and quiet right now for sections along the east coast, but take a l

has now gone over from snow to rain, and we've got, heavy rain in parts of the eastern new jersey, atlantic city but raining steadily and down in georgetown delaware as well as the beaches of delaware and new jersey. we are above freezing at philly international. kind of hazy sloppy out there feels like 27 degrees. our sunrise time is now 7:08 in the morning as these days get longer. visibility not great the at all where it is snowing in mount pocono. only 3 miles in the philly international. two and a half miles in wilmington. we've got to leave early's take your time even if all you have is rain. visibility is poor. take your time. you never necessity when you will run into a slippery spot. temperatures 34 in the city. freezing in allentown. degree above in pottstown and lancaster. thirty-four in trenton. forty-four in millville. a lot mild inner wildwood as well. we will go through the planner for your groundhog day 2015 mostly rain with you a snow and a mix, mix of snow and rain, north and west of the city. we will go up to 45 degrees by lunchtime as this rain tapers off. colder air rushes i

city. keith is telling me it started to snow? millville, new jersey. down and kathy on twitter saying nothing is happening in salem county. it's a case where the dry air is evaporating the snow and other parts are coming down more and you're starting to see coverage. looking live in new jersey on 43. looking dry and quiet at this point on the 42 freeway. i-95 approaching cottman building volume southbound no accidents approaching cottman and girard. one big accident this morning a serious one in lower providence township ridge pike between smith road and eagleville road. a single-vehicle accident slammed into a pole. now you have downed poles and wires. that will take a while to restore the wireless. stick to germantown pike or visitation road. >> let's go over to "action news" reporter, eva pilgrim in malaga, new jersey watching the snow come in, what does it look like now eva? >> reporter: it's been a little sporadic this morning. it's started 30 minutes ago, and it died down and it picked up a couple of minutes ago so it hadn't been super steady, bu

in the days that followed, first responders from neighboring jurisdictions including jersey city responded to help with response and recovery efforts. not long after these devastating attacks concerns were raised about the interoperability gaps that existed between responders on that deadly september day. the 9/11 commission identified improving interoperable communications at all levels of government as a pressing recommendation. they emphasized that both technology and governance are critical components of interoperable solutions and recognized d.h.s. as the federal agency responsible for spearheading such an effort. though nationwide, over $13 billion has been invested to achieving interoperable communications at the state and local level, we are still not there. at d.h.s., over $ 30 million has been invested into communications capabilities toward 123,000 radio users since 2003. however, in 2012, the department's own top watchdog, the office of inspector general, found that d.h.s. personnel did not have reliable interoperable communications for daily operations and planned events and e

jersey. the authorities have received reports that the wild animals, roaming in the city, "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has details. >> i saw coyote running right down the street we were on. >> reporter: steve price thought his eyes were playing tricks when he claims coyote ran past his home in the section. >> why are you here and it looked like a wolf or large coyote. >> reporter: price says he he saw a coyote again in the neighbor's backyard. he showed us track that is don't look like they came from deer or racoons which make up the typical neighborhood wild life sightings. trenton animal control received eight calls for coyoties like ones in this video. that is enough to alarm city councilman and former mayor george michelle. >> talking to the police officers down there, i made contact with them and says absolutely this is die yet is out there. >> reporter: new jersey division of fish and wild life provided this recent pictures of the coyote, they can grow 55-pound because of inner breeding with wolves. >> you are always worried about injury to children or a dog out there

la nieve, no habÍamos dicho ayer, nieve ligera, fuerte a moderada sur, sureste de new jersey, incluyendo atlantic citymÁximas elevaron hasta 32, justo el punto de congelaciÓn, la nieve que cayÓ no se derrite, porque esa noche las temperaturas van a descender. las mÁximas esta tarde subieron 26,32, hasta 36 en baltimore, pero la brisa continuarÁ del norte nordeste en moderada, 6,7 hasta 14 millas por hora, y algo adicional de nieve podrÍamos tener esa noche y el dÍa de maÑana, con temperaturas frÍas, para que la nieve permanezca en superficie. esto es lo que tenemos en estos momentos, esta es la perturbaciÓn que se aleja en color oscuro, todo el sur del paÍs nos regalÓ un poco mÁs en filadelfia, pero una segunda perturbaciÓn pudiera ayudar en las prÓximas 24 horas, sobre todo en la maÑana, y luego las altas presiones mantienen el control del tiempo los prÓximos dÍas, con tendencias luego a un ligero asenso de la temperatura, es lo que pronosticamos para esta noche, 19 como promedio, algunos chubascos de nieve, no piensen que serÁ una nevada gigante ni nada de eso, pero sÍ algo de nieve en algunos secto

they were along a street in new jersey's capital city when they fell through the basement doors along a sidewalk. nbc south jersey bureau is live in trenton. how are the girls doing? >> reporter: well, we know they suffered bumps and bruises and were rushed to the medical center to be streeted after falling through the sidewalk right here on southern street. take a look. finally repairs are being made now. some 8 1/2 hours later. it is unif they went back to school today or went home to recover from the frightening ordeal. >> i'm looking at it and i'm seeing them coming and then i'm not seeing them. i'm wondering where they went. >> long time trenton school crossing guard florence williams said in the blink of an eye two grade schoolers suddenly left her sight falling 6 feet into the basement of this abandoned building on their walk to school. >> it's two little girls. and there was one down in there. >> reporter: before fire and rescue could reach the scene, a bus driver for a private preschool pulled over and laid down on the slush-covered sidewalk to reach the little girl and pull

storm tracker 6 live double scan shows the snow pushing up through new jersey, the farther south you go, through cape may, atlantic city and middletown, delaware, the better chance you have of seeing the snow accumulate on roads and in a bit we'll talk about how much we're getting. light impact here and impact farther south you go toward the shore. there's a winter weather advisory posted across south jersey and delaware until 1:00 p.m. this is the highest accumulation, it will be fairly light, maybe 3 inches in ocean city, wildwood and dover but nearchlt enough to slow you down -- in any event enough to slow you down during the morning commute. light snow, this is not a heavy snowfall. there's a bit of a breeze out of the northeast so the windchills in moms cases are in the -- in most cases are in the teens and 20s. in allentown a current windchill of 9. as we roll through the day, 23 by 9:00 a.m. noon, 26. the snowfall will be during the morning, but wrap up around midday. cloudy this afternoon with sunny breaks, 30 degrees is the high at #3:00 p.m. anne 29 by 6:00 p.m. we'll give you the progression of the snow movi

headed eb to the city all lanes open in new jersey as well.of new jersey an accident on jrdz accident on jrdzy park. >> i'm breaking right now. flames reinterrupting from payless should shoor. >> theel vaeted line, firefighters calleded fora second alarm as at the in more pan power. as a result of the eyre the: begun a two alarm fire pay less in west sepingz dop more we'll release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >> and still to come in the next hour of eyewitness news we're following breaks news an amber alert is issued for a 3-year-old girl. she was taken by her father in a domestic dispute. live with the latest information. >> and also morning show workout challenge i love the bar workout. i want to think if ukee and katie would love it too. lift tone, burn, we'll see how we all do. that's

jersey shore as well. taking a live look right now at atlantic city. well going farther south, the snow copming down in cape may as we look at our camera atop the hotel. >>> snow falling during the height of the morning rush hour in washington township gloucester county. this is along herfield cross keys road. live look at radar showing us the areas getting hit the hardest in delaware and south jersey. >>> in philadelphia it is cold. it is overcast. it is windy. taking a live look at philadelphia's boathouse row. >>> this morning, we have live team coverage of this morning's snow from our jersey shore and delaware bureaus, but we begin with nbc 10's chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn? >> as you mentioned, parts of southern delaware seeing the most. this is fenwick island traffic camera in extreme southern delaware where we had close to five inches of snow. here is another shot from louis, delaware a couple of inches. and now on the radar, we're starting to see the end of this precipitation, the storm continues to move to the east. a

jersey. from old city today, i'm cydney long nbc 10 news. >>> between the dnc next year and the pope coming this fall, philadelphia's police force will have a lot on its plate. one factor that could cause trouble, though, are protests. in the 2012 convention people arrested 25 people and the majority of protesters were peaceful and police dealt with numerous demonstrations during the 2000 republican convention and in the end there were no major problems. the department will be more than prepared and ready for 2016. >> we have time to plan. we had the rnc here back in 2000 so many of the people that planned that and participated in that are still here. >> reporter: ramsey says they also have to plan for crowd control and of course protecting political dignitaries. they are still figuring out exactly how many officers will be needed on the streets. >> you can watch the facebook video of how the democrats made their announcement right now on the nbc 10 news app. >> a live look over center city university city, rather. the sun going down and so are the temperatures. we are in for a bitter blast of c

so be prepared across jersey up towards long island new york city connecticut, definitely places north of that. that's where we're going to get the snowfall amounts over a foot is very much possible for the boston area. and then it's going to be very cold. so we're going to get a mixture of freezing rain or ice for the new york city area and jersey, all snow event for new england but then it's going to get very cold, so any moisture that's on the roadways we're going to have a flash freeze. so this is going to be a big concern as we head into the new work week for the northeast. but, you know make no bones about it, this is a storm that's going to affect a huge portion of the u.s. tonight tomorrow and into tuesday. back to you arthel and eric. >> we'll have to be really careful. arthel? >> japan vowing to hold isis responsible after the terror group's latest video shows the purported beheading of second japanese hostage freelance journalist kenji goto. meanwhile the world is still waiting to learn the fate of a jordanian pilot, also held by isis. jordan has renewed its offer to exchang