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>> shepard: the associated press reports the nypd tried to keep this new brunswick, new jersey police department from releasing that recording until the a.p. went to court to make it public. "the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt is with us. it seems as if the nypd got caught up in its own see something, say something. >> it does look that way. they were essentially running this surveillance operation in new jersey unbeknownst to cops in new jersey. it amounted to the monitoring of many muslims across the hudson river from new york city. they were keeping files for instance on sermons delivered at mosques there they were logging the movement and comments of political organizations organizers. they were tracking the location of muslims where they ate, where they shopped. what sports venues they went to. nobody beyond the nypd might ever have found out about this had it not been for that building super who saw something and said something to that 911 operator. listen. >> the computer hardware, software, you know, laying around? >> um-huh. >> there is pictures of terrorists there

and jeff piatrowski is a storm chaser, on the phone from new brunswick, new jersey. >> caller: good morning. >> i have been listening to your adventures, all day. you have been traveling with this storm, traveling, following it. tell us about your experiences with sandy. >> caller: sandy, gosh, broke a lot of records. the downtown and battery pork park, i was talking to the local residents, telling them the gravity of the situation, this is not like a storm that new yorkers have ever seen before, based on the data we had. we left in the morning and started our way south and got down, down to surf city and kept going all the way south through atlantic city, ocean city and by the time we were down there, the cities were already underwater. there was cape may, no other way to actual this, from cape may to wildwood, ocean city, atlantic city, beach haven, surf city, all the way up the northeast coast, on the point and what happened in new york city and still on the way, there is basically a catastrophe along the coast. a lot of it, water and to the businesses, homes. beach-front property, massi

that's the same thing happening across this part of the world as we fly you into new brunswick. this is the st. john river. what we've had here is a dramatic rise in those river levels as a result of the icejamming that has been ongoing. i'll explain that in a second. i want to show you the pictures and what has been transpiring here along this town in perth n perth-andover. we've had a significant, rapid thaw so this river which at one point you can clearly see was iced over is no longer. that ice is melting, dislodging, coming out in chunks and then it jams up in certain areas of the river and it acts essentially as a barrier here so all of that water begins to flow up and we have significant flooding and also very quick flooding, almost like flash flooding. look at the temperatures here behind me. this is what set the stage essentially, temperatures anywhere from 10 to 15 plus above normal through the early part of march in new brunswick. we've been seeing the warm temperatures and that has resulted in upstream thawing, the ice gets dislodged and sometimes the river narrows i

the housing in new brunswick has been around since 1988. the recovery program itself started around 1983 under lisa laitman. our program and the recovery house we describe as not a treatment program-this isn't like going to rehab. what the recovery house is is a residence hall which supports people in recovery. students have to be sober at least 90 days to get in. you know, i would prefer a longer time than that. but they made a commitment to recovery and they're in 12-step programs. whether they go to aa or na, it doesn't matter, but they need to go to one or the other a few times a week and have a sponsor. i am devin fox. i am a person who is in long-term recovery. what that means for me is that i haven't used a drink or a drug in over 3 years. and recovery has really provided me with a life that's really worth living, something that i never had before. to look at my dreams that i thought were totally dead, totally dead. i didn't think i was going to go back to school. i didn't think i was going to graduate with my bachelor's. i didn't th

putnam was there with 50 men, the british army in new brunswick and the rest of the american army is at morristown. so the bulk of the british army could come down and squash him in an instant, if he wanted to. there is a british officer who was wounded very badly at the battle of princeton. was not expected to live. asked for permission to have a british officer come out of new brunswick, take his last will and testament. agreed, but insisted it had to be done at night. what putnam dp is, in all the empty houses, he put candles to make them look like they were occupied. he then had his 50 soldiers march past the house where the last will and testament was being taken. sometimes one, two at a time. sometimes six at a time. sometimes a dozen. sometimes all 50. when he goes back to brunswick, he reports that putnam is in princeton with 4,000 soldiers. instead of the 50 he really had. okay? bakery boards for spies. washington likes to make up fake reports and send demands to british headquarters here in new york. he did so well that amp the battle of brandywine in pennsylvania, they cap

in june 2009 a januarytory in an office building in new brunswick, new jersey was assigned to clean anice and he noticed terrorist literature and high tech equipment. he called his boss, who called the local police, who called dispatch and called the fbi and the fbi and local police raided this office. when they raided it they found five people there using high tech surveillance equipment, monitoring peoples' conversations. four of the five were new york city police officers and one was a cia agent. this immediately creates a lot of problems, who should arrest whom? should the fbi arrest the new york city cops for using surveillance equipment without a search warrant? should they arrest the cia agent for using surveillance equipment in the united states because federal law limits the cia's surveillance behavior to outside the united states. or should the nypd \arrest/{^ar} the fbi for breaking into a legitimate law enforcement function in new brunswick, new jersey. jenna: sounds like a bad riddle. let's take a step back. at the same time you had a janitor that had his eyes, ears open,

drew, cbs news, new brunswick, new jersey. >> he said he did not think that robbie should be deported to his native india. >>> we have an update on the child sex abuse case involving former penn state assistant football coach, jerry sandusky. a judge today rejected a defense request to delay the june 5 start of the trial. sandusky's lawyer claims he needed more time to prepare the defense. the former defensive coordinator is charged with sexually abusing ten boys between 1994 and 2008. sandusky denies the charges. >>> students who survive the deadly tornado in joplin, missouri, are now about to graduate from high school and president obama will be there to deliver that commencement address tonight. the joplin high school was one of several buildings destroyed by the twister. juniors and seniors attended classes this year in a converted big box retail store. tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the country's single deadliest tornado, 161 people died and hundreds more were injured in that storm and obviously the physical devastation of property was just off the scale. >> still ama

if the new york city police were in new brunswick, new ties andcal authorities and thei tong equipmesurvey conat o computer use without a search wrant, issued by a judge in new jersey, then they were violating federal and state law. and it's good that the janitor caused this to be exposed. jenna: interesting. a quiek final question, because this debate continues about what the nypd is doing, whether they're doing the right thing and a lot of different emotions involved in this. but considering the threats against this country right now, do you think our laws have kept up with those threats, do you think the laws are helping us prevent further attacks or do you see that maybe the laws haven't grown with some of these threats? >> i think that the laws are more than adequate to keep us both free and safe. and it is the job of the police and the fbi and the government to keep us free and safe. if they keep us safe but not free, they're not doing their job. in terms of ray kelly, his heart is in the right place, he's the best police commissioner in the country today. he understands and ap

in new brunswick, new jersey, i'm randall pinkston. back to you. >> the most serious charges against ravi carry up to 10 years in prison each, but legal experts say the most he'll probably get altogether would be 10 years. >>> the army private at the center of the wikileaks case was back in a military courtroom this afternoon at ft. meade. bradley manning has been linked to the biggest leak of classified material in u.s. history and today a military judge denied a defense request to take sworn statements from eight people before the trial. the next hearing in the case is set for a 24th through 26th and so far no trial date's been set. >>> the american soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians is reportedly on his way to a u.s. military prison at ft. leavenworth, kansas. a senior defense department official says he is expected to arrive there sometime today. many afghans are furious the 38- year-old staff sergeant will not face trial where the massacre took place. afghan president hamid karzai is also angry and says the u.s. milita

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dharun ravi arrived at the sheriff's deputy in new brunswick, new jersey, today to serve a 30-day term. tyler clementi killed himself after finding out ravi used a webcam to watch him kiss another man. >> a traffic alert for your morning commute, a water main break near connecticut on dupont circle fixed but crews still repairing the road and restoring service. the 12-inch pipe broke this morning at the corner of connecticut and n. you might want to avoid that area in the morning. >>> d.c. leaders and music lovers met today to honor chuck brown. they tried to give him a bad guy worthy of being the godfather of -- a good-bye worthy of being the godfather of go go. ♪it don't mean a thing if it don't got the go go swing ♪ >> the service was a four-hour music filled memorial at the washington convention center with a video tribute to brown's life coming two days after a public viewing at howard theater which drew thousands. >>> up next here on the news edge, a parade in d.c., but these people aren't celebrating. their protesting wal-mart's plan to set up shop in the district, what has them

. >> randall pinkston, cbs news, new brunswick, new jersey. >>> straight ahead, your wednesday morning weather and in sports, a pair of huge comebacks kick off march madness. and the first fan takes a friend to the game. adness. and he takes a friend to the game. lose those lines, for up to a year! juvÉderm® xc, is the gel filler your doctor uses to instantly smooth out lines right here. temporary side effects include redness, pain, firmness, swelling, bumps, or risk of infection. ask your doctor about juvÉderm® xc. >>> here's a look at today's forecast. in some cities around the country. new york, sunny, 68. miami, partly sunny, 82. chicago, mostly sunny, 80. dallas, mostly cloudy, still 75. l.a., morning clouds, 66. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. rain and snow will extend from central california to the northern rockies. a new storm will bring strong winds, rain and heavy mountain snow to western washington and northwest oregon. the midwest and south will be mainly clear and dry with a few thunder showers in the ozarks and lower ohio valley. from arkansas to northe

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between acadia and what is the province of new brunswick. there's no clear boundary. in the early 1750s, the french established a couple of forts here. some acadians living in the area, most wanted nothing to do with the conflict. they wanted to keep their land. they would be willing, british subjects, that they were allowed to be neutral and respected in religion. the british authority, governor lawrence, governor shirp lee in massachusetts and the men of massachusetts said now is the time to strike at acadia. what can we do there? >> if we push out the front, it will be settles there. it's car time. the enny cannot be trusted. the key to the expulsion was the new england invasion assisted and of course, the new englanders were coming to nova scotia. they were to making war against the french forts in the border region. that was what was occurring. if those attacks were sufficiently thep they could go about a wimp pi dog and only physical the fax were sufficiently. it was wartime again. sure new the new england men, they had some british ships assisting them. they to

question that his genius was truly developed and nurtured on the banks of the ruritan river in new brunswick, new jersey at rutgers university. so we're coming together tonight at the close of a week that will always have a place in our country's history moving forward. may 1st will always be remembered a day that america finally caught and finally killed osama bin laden. [ applause ] i hope that in the future it will be always become a moment where we come together as a country, thankful for the courage of s.e.a.l. team six and the continued sacrifice of our soldiers. [ applause ] it's a day i think to strengthen our resolve, a day to reaffirm our commitment combatting terrorism. i spent seven years of my life committed to that cause. i was the first united states attorney in new jersey in the post-september 11th era. in fact i was informed by the president to be nominated as u.s. attorney for new jersey on. september 10th, 2001. the job i accepted that day became different the next day when 900 new jerseyians were murdered in the world trade center. more citizens than any other state other

as this simple but revealing footage shot by a well wisher in new brunswick seems to capture so well.o, very nice to meet you. oh, my gosh, hi. hello, hello, nice to meet you. hi, girls. >> welcome to new brunswick. >> reporter: at one point, kate even agrees to pose for a photo. handing the camera to her senior aide. provoking some disapproving looks from one of the security officers. throughout the trip, as throughout the year, her mentor, her main coach, was william. >> you really saw in canada a lot of the time in engagements he was guiding her, often physically guiding her through engagements, always checking to see how she was coping, always checking to see if she was handling walkabouts okay on her side of the crowd. >> william is totally in control of everything. he's seen what happened to his mother, and he doesn't want that to happen to his wife. >> reporter: the legacy of diana, princess of wales, continues to cast a shadow over britain's royals. given little say or support by the palace in how things were done, her marriage to prince charles was not a happy one. >> in the

. >> mayors of new brunswick plant on " including -- mayor stephanie rawlings blake planned on including. she was able to find additional revenue from money generated by the 2011 and 2012 grand prix events in. >> i am not a fan that directive. i am not anyone except for the union president. the mayor, the summer and the truck companies are open, that is great. thank you. >> the mayor's office released the following service thetruck 10 -- this administration will not take cuts when it comes to safety. i am pleased is critical investments have made baltimore better, safer, and truck or over the last two and a half years. including improvement in fires its response and trenchant. the men and women of the baltimore city fire department have done and continue to do a great job. >> i am ecstatic. it is a great decision. >> of the past years, the city has gone from five daily good hitting company closures to these two companies. they have not had to lay out any fire bombers -- firefighters. >> tonight telson university has announced a proposal to tw proposalo division one sports up a school whi

the couple received a full military welcome in new brunswick on monday. charles and camilla as visit is among many royal legacy trips to the diamond jubilee. prince harry -- cringes and spent three days in south africa. -- princess anne spent three days in south africa. >> let's bring your reminder of the main news this hour. the nato summit in chicago has ended with the new agreement to and control of afghanistan to its own security forces by the middle of next year. mr. obama said nato troops would shift to training and support role in afghanistan. the headlines are next. thanks for being with us. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers guide you through the business strategies of international commerce. we put our extended global network to work for a wide range of companies, for small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you?

officials in new brunswick say there will be an aid program for victims flooded out of their homes. >>> rain didn't keep these people away from the national cathedral. they opened doors to visitors for the first time since august. crowds were able to climb up the tower, cathedral is under repairs from the earthquake we had in august. people are enjoying it. it wasn't the prettiest weather but people got a chance to get out there. >> we had rain this weekend and cooler temperatures. like you said, they got out and about. the temperatures are going to cool down more, i will show you that in a second. satellite and radar, we will clear out, lots of sunshine as we go through the day. this is what we will deal with through the overnight. a freeze warning for the areas in the light blue areas in effect from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. tuesday, freeze watches for the darker blues. if you have tender vegetation, cover that up, because it is going to damage the things that have bloomed. i'm going to talk about the situation more. now a check of the traffic with angela. how are the roads? >>> the ro

. >>> warmer weather is creating problems for people in new brunswick, canada. we will show you what they are dealing with today. >>> enjoy the above average temperatures today. temperatures will take a nose dive. i will have the details coming up. your monday morning drive got complicated with an accident on the harrisburg expressway. we will have details coming up next. >>> a live look at the statute of liberty. that's the point advantage from the torch. >>> potential employers demanding facebook log ins, two senators want the justice department and equal employment opportunity commission to look in to whether that violates federal law. profiles may contain personal information. facebook blasted the practice and threatened legal action. >>> tiger woods pga tour 13. hitting stores tomorrow. days after he won his first tour event in 2.5 yearses he told was one of the best featurers is the alt to experience his elly years as a golfer all the way back to preschool. >> to amateur golf, collegiate golf, to current. there is future and older tiger. >> he was involved

on this isthmus between acadia and what is today the province of new brunswick. it wasn't called that then. this was part of french canada. this was under british rule. there's no clear boundary in the early 1750s, the french establish a couple of forts here. some acadians, the minority living in the area assist the french. most of the acadians wanted nothing to do with the conflict. they wanted to stay out. they wanted to keep their land. they would be willing british subjects if they were allowed to be neutral and respected in religion. the british authorities, governor lawrence, governor shirley in massachusetts, and the men of massachusetts said now is the time to strike at acadia and nova scotia. what can we do there? if we push out the french, we will settle there. the land will be ours. it's wartime. the enemy cannot be trusted. and so the key to the expulsion was the new england invasion assisted and, of course, the new englanders were coming to nova scotia which was british territory, but they were to making war against the french forts in the border reg

the barrels were discovered in a warehouse in new brunswick.y are valued at more than $30 million was stolen. people will steal anything. no suspects have been arrested. in britain they are celebrating two golden nerves. first the beatles first single marks a milestone. ♪ it was 50 years ago today "love meadow" was released in britain. it peaked to 7 on the british charts but the band's first hit. it wouldn't debut until 1963. >> bond. james bond. >> also 50 years ago today the debut of the james bond film franchise, the movie "dr. no." there's been 22 movies in the series with six actors. "sky fall" is to debut later this month. i'm terrell brown. this is the morning news. [ female announcer ] food, meet flavor. flavor, meet food. it's time for swanson flavor boost. concentrated broth in easy to use packets. mix it into skillet dishes, for an instant dose of... hell-o! [ female announcer ] get recipes at flavorboost.com. hell-o! online outfit piccolo headphones buy now broadway show megapixels place to sleep little roadster war and peace deep

>> stress factory in new brunswick, new jersey. >> elizabeth, white house in the catholic church, theyen going up and down on the man -- mandated birth control. >> my mother said yes, right. mine is nudity. >> what a loving family. >> sharp and funny. >> back to you, michael. >> thank you very much. a very special thanks to lori roth man, bill schulz of course, keith, welcome and great first show. and the wonderful liz mcdonald. that does it for me. i'm mike baker and see you next time. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> senator kennedy and his family has a multiple real estate empire across this country. senator, i'm sure that you know your workers part time employees don't have health insurance there, don't you? [cheers] >> bill: back in 1994 mitt romney really hammered ted kennedy in a debate. county governor do the same thing to president obama? we will show you some amazing debate footage. >> you don't provide health insurance for your part time people! [inaudible] terminate girl or just continue the pregnancy? in the meantime? >> yeah. i think that would be the plan.

there are teams from as far south as florida and from as far north as new brunswick here in our region. >>> well, a lot of people are looking for dry ice in order to keep their food cold. but they're not having much luck. the only company to make dry ice in maryland has been without power since friday. capital carbonic in baltimore had about 10,000 pounds of dry ice in stock. it's just about gone. the company is hoping that it can get a truck in from other locations -- other locations in delaware very soon. . of course many are wondering what to do with the tons of debris left behind by the storm. people waited in long lines to drop off storm debris at this lot in rockville, maryland. what do you do if you have a lot of branches that you want removed? well, prince george's county residents can dispose of storm related debris through friday at the brown station road sanitary landfill. in arlington county, residents are being asked to place their debris for collection with their regular trash through july13th. and district residents can place branches that are cut into four feet lengths

in new brunswick new jersey, drew levinson, wjz eye witness news. >> the judge doesn't think he should be deported to india where he was born. >>> in chicago, the nato summit wrapped up. allied troops will be out of afghanistan by the end of 2014 and committed to supporting afghanistan security force at $4 billion. >>> after the death of the only man ever convicted of the lockerbie bombing, the families are looking for answers. meghan mccorkell speaks to a woman who lost a daughter in the attack. >> reporter: good morning, the bomber's death and a painful chanter for the families but they say there are others that need to pay. images of mourners surrounding the casket of convicted terrorist, but its these images that haunt the families of the victims. 270 people killed over scotland when pan amex plodded in 1988. he was granted compassionate release from prison, diagnosed with prostate cancer and expected to live just months. this mother's daughter died inside the plane. >> his being released was like giving a get out of jail card to every terrorist everywhere. >> reporter: now she hop

john, new brunswick, canada, resumed normal operations following an explosion.he blast came when scheduled work was being done at a hydrogen plant. confidence among the ceo's here in the u.s. tumbled to a 3-year low according to the business roundtable. its ceo economic outlook index fell to 66% in the third quarter, from 89% in the second quarter. and shares of american greetings are surging today after the company received a go private offer from a group led by its ceo and the group is offering $580 million for the company. american greetings says it will form a special committee of independent directors to consider the proposal. that's the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. melissa: iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad took center stage today at the u.n. and not just his words stirring up controversy of the so is the tiling of his speech. today is of course the holiest day on the jewish calendar, yom kippur, the day of atonement. lou dobbs is here to weigh in on that one. quite a coincidence. >> i don't know if it is a ins

>> stress factory in new brunswick, new jersey. >> elizabeth, white house in the catholic church, theyen going up and down on the man -- mandated birth control. >> my mother said yes, right. mine is nudity. >> what a loving family. >> sharp and funny. >> back to you, michael. >> thank you very much. a very special thanks to lori roth man, bill schulz

and new brunswick, new jersey, the first picture from our twitter friend, tom.k how ominous and gray. >> incredible. >> and then a water spout forms in milwaukee. a student took that pick. find me on twitter. @dan harris. @bianna golodryga, back to you. >> now to the requisite news of the absurd. a court case over custody of a monkey. in texas. the primate in question made a court appearance. john muller is on the case. >> reporter: strange noises and an air on monkey business fill a courtroom. a custody battle with a texas-sized twist. the kind of courtroom surprise reserved for a hollywood farce. it's over kiko. donning a polka dot dress, the monkey in the middle of a custody battle between debbie burg and a mississippi woman who wasn't in court who claims the monkey was hers before it was repossessed. zw devastating. it would be hard on kiko, too. imagine taking a 6-year-old child and putting it into a home it doesn't know. >> reporter: burg said she bought kiko as a kon companion for her other monkey. with both in court, it was a cage full of monkeys. the te

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in new brunswick, new jersey, i'm kirnl reed, abc news. >>> there were some tense moments involving a toddler who fell into a sewer. parents say the 2-year-old little boy was playing in the order ya yard in germany. and he became stuck down the sewer shaft before rescuers could free him. he suffered only minor injuries but was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> thank god he'll be okay, hopefully. >>> we have some spectacular pictures coming in overnight from the ring of fire eclipse. a sky watchers in asia and the western u.s. were lucky enough to see the amazing sight. these pictures coming in from utah. the last time an eclipse like this was visible from anywhere in the lower 48 states was nearly two decades ago. >> this type of solar eclipse is called an annular eclipse. it's the latin word for ring. so the moon doesn't actually fill up the whole sun. so at the site of the sun it's still going to be visible. >> the eclipse was broadcast live on tv in tokyo where such an eclipse hasn't been visible since 1838. >> wow. quite a scene in the sky. >> that is very cool. >> i alway