the bergen county jail. >> ain't nobody in this county from this county. crazy. i'm from trenton, new jersey. >> 65% are out of county residents. a lot are for drugs. they are going into the city or coming out, they get pulled over. they use bergen county because its use of artery highways. >> most of the roughly 900 inmates housed here have been accused of crimes and are awaiting trial under the resolution of their cases. like many, deanna collins is not only from somewhere else, philadelphia, she's also facing drug charges but she's unique in another way. >> what happened to your hair? >> really? it was a process. >> at the beauty parlor? >> yeah. i had a chemical treatment. i was supposed to be doing body wave and changing my hair color and they ended up singing off my hair. now that i look like this, i look like such a scum bag and not the kind of person you want to pull for. >> looks like it hurts. >> it does. it hurts my pride. it hurts everything. >> collins says things got worse soon after. she was arrested on multiple counts of obtaining prescription dru

but virtually no one comes to the bergen county jail looking for good times. >> peanut butter and jelly. i ain't 4 years old. >> most of the men and women here have only been charged with crimes and awaiting resolution of their cases. >> gentlemen, to your cells. go, fellows, put it down. to your cells. let's go. >> having spent nearly two years in the jail's maximum security unit as his case moves through the courts, david goodell has picked up a new skill or two. >> when i was locked in the cell by myself, they let me have art activities. you got this for origami. i used to make ducks, flowers, birds, planes, like a butterfly, dinosaurs, frogs, everything. flower. i was kind of rushing it, but that's the basic idea. >> i've been doing this job over 22 years. i believe david goodell is potentially one of the most dangerous inmates we've ever dealt with here. he's very intelligent. he can be narcissistic, self-aggrandizing. and he can be manipulative to the point where he can convince you of just about anything. >> staff realize that to deal with goodell is to deal with contradiction. t

virtually no one comes to the bergen county jail in good times these men in the eliminator have only be charged and are awaiting their charges. two years in maximum security. he has picked up a few skill or two. >> when i was locked in the cell by myself, they kind of let me have activity, we got this origamiment i used to make duck, flowers, bird, planes, butterfly, dogs, frog, everything. so this came out a little bit better. but it's the bake idea. i have been doing this job for over 22 years. i believe david goodell is probably one of the post-dangerous enmates. he is very intelligent. he can be narcissistic and manipulatich to the point that he can convince you of just about anything. >> for you. >> staff realized to deal with good sell to deal with contradiction. the same hands that create delicate origami flowers, also strangled his girlfriend. >> you sit there, it's personal. it's about as personal as you can get. i'm a very nice person. i am. but i guess everybody's got a switch. some people act on it. some people don't him i just arguments it's a very thin line, very thin l

bergen is considered the worst hitter in baseball history.the record for the lowest season batting average and the most consecutive at-bats without a hit. he's so bad he's been named an honorary chicago cub. but... [applause] but, folks, bergen's place in the history books is in jeopardy. his streak of 46 consecutive hitless at-bats could be broken tomorrow by the milwaukee brewers' craig counsell, who is for his last 45. his trouble may be linked to his new batting stance, which looks like this. now, up until a few years ago, he actually stood like this. [laughter] actual truth. which made him ineffective against curveballs but deadly against pinatas. meanwhile,, oh, he's going to get that candy. meanwhile, bergen's all-time low batting average of .139 is become challenges by adam dunn, who is currently batting .166. i haven't seen someone with that much trouble getting to first base since me. you will eventually see a girl naked. i promise you. just wait. now, what makes this an even greater achievement is that dunn is the white sox designa

. >>> police in bergen county are looking for suspects after someone robbed the exotic dance club used in the filming of "the sopranos." police say two men with shotguns robbed satin dolls early yesterday morning and made off with $30,000. the club stood in as the bada bing on the hbo show. >>> a court hearing is scheduled today for the suspect in a decades-old child murder case in new york city. pedro hernandez is charged with killing 6-year-old etan patz in 1979. it wasn't until 2012 when police arrested hernandez after his family members alerted investigators that they believed hernandez was responsible for the murder. a manhattan judge has ruled that a video-taped confession can be used in court, but the judge is still weighing whether or not to allow testimony from witnesses hypnotized in the 35-year-old case. a ruling could come as early as this week. hernandez has pleaded not guilty. etan patz vanished in 1979 while walking to his bus stop in new york city. his body was never found.

. >> i want to bring in peter bergen live for us. this attack is almost hard to grasp. it is still going on here. pakistani taliban telling reporters and issuing statements this is in retaliation forear a on operations. what do you make of this? >> good morning, christine. there is a narrative in the united states that the pakistani army is not doing enough against the taliban. i think this is significantly. after all, we have seen now very significant military operations in north wizierastan. other militant groups are headquartered in this area north of the border. we have seen the taliban engage in retaliatory attacks. they attacked pakistani naval bases in karachi. this particular attack is off the charts in terms of numbers of people dead and it involves children and there are hundreds of hostages. i think it is fair to predict it will go on for quite a while. they learned from the mumbai attacks where you let the thing spin out and you get media coverage which, of course, cnn and every other organization is forced to cover this kind of big story. you spin it out ov

but the bergen record points out from the 136 page report that two of his appointees are to blame for the gridlock and that they were, quote, motivated in part by political considerations. in analysis of the report by the wall street journal doesn't completely leave christie off the hook. the paper says accusations by a former ally of christie leaves open question of when he learned of the closures. >>> and, whoa, baby. her mother expected her to be born weighing about 7 pounds, but baby mia had other plans. she was born weighing almost 14 pounds. her mother delivered her at a denver area hospital after experiencing low glucose levels and trouble breathing. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning, dara. investors are waiting on big news of the day, the november jobs report expected to show another solid month of hiring and unemployment holding at a six-year low. but wage growth has been slow. amazon is getting into the diaper business. the web retailer will start selling its own brand of diapers and baby wipes exclusively for prime member

joining me now, former chief prosecutor for terrorism trials at guantanamo bay, and peter bergen, and jeffrey toobin. that's not how i read the report. this was a bunch of rogue people. this is actually not a bunch a couple of bad apples at the bottom. this is stuff that came from the top. time after time, you have cia officers who were involved in the interrogations saying, this suspect has no more information. this stuff isn't effective. we should stop, or voicing concerns about it. and being told by higher ups, no just keep doing it. we think this person has more information. >> i don't think it's hype to say there's never been a day like this in american history. we didn't treat the nazis like this. we didn't treat the viet cong like this. this is without precedent in american history. and it came from the top. now, actually, that's -- that is one thing that is somewhat ambiguous. it came from the top of the cia. what is peculiar about the report is that the role of the white house is somewhat mysterious. but the idea that somehow cia agents on the ground decided to do this on the

the bergen record points out from the 136-page report two of his appointees are to blame with the gridlocke motivated in part by political considerations, but an analysis of the report by the "wall street journal" does not completely leave christie off the hook. the paper says accusations by a former ally of christie's leaves open questions of when he learned about those closures. >>> check this out. whoa, baby. her mother expected her to weigh about 7 pounds. baby mia doubledweighing 14 pounds delivered at a denver hospital after her mother experienced low glucose levels and had trouble breathing. >>> who did warren buffett bet 25 grand on? white house hanky panky and dicey dancing by our commander in chief. a juicy edition of scrambled politics is next. in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to tre

. >>> police in bergen county are looking for suspects for robbing the exotic dance club used in "the sopranos." police say two men robbed satin dolls in lodi yesterday morning and made off with $30,000. the club stood in as the bada bing on the hbo show. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right, a good monday morning. we are off to a cold start, temperatures well below freezing in almost every spot across the area. some windchills in the teens. so, a cold start. it's going to be a cold day today with clouds and also a few showers around. here's a look outside. yeah, we are waking up to some clouds this morning and we're going to see mostly cloudy skies throughout the day and also the chance for showers. 29 right now in philadelphia, winds out of the north-northwest at 5 miles per hour. winds not a problem, but they will be picking up later on in the week. here's a look outside in terms of temperatures. 31 in allentown, 20 in lancaster, 29 in philadelphia. also in the 20s to the south and east. 23 in glassboro, 22 in atlantic city, 27 in dover. so, taking a look at areas

green room >>yes it was >>it was >>and you started talking you both have businesses based in the bergenounty area >>that's correct >>right >>and you got involved we'll talk about it in a second >>sure >>describe the life that you and your family know well in haiti >>well >>does it match up with what mike described? >>pretty much pretty much i would have to say that he's pretty accurate with that but i know that when i go to haiti it's a code shift it's an internal code shift that i have to do in terms of thinking okay i can't run water [laughter] when i'm brushing my teeth i can't let the water run you know that's a luxury that we don't even think about >>you can't let the water run? >>no you don't, you can't let water run. you can't let water run when you're taking a shower basically you have to kind of lather yourself up and then you rinse yourself off and you have a lot of people outside of the city of port-au-prince who don't have access to clear water because some people do >>mm hmm >>and a lot of people don't but those who are living in the rural areas most of them don't and so th

been involved with special needs children for quite some time my sister in law has taught in the bergen county school system and special needs for a long time and my daughter has volunteered for the last four years which special needs children on every sunday where she teaches kids tennis and she didn't know tennis but she really taught the kids how to interact and so when i saw her interact with friends that she had who happened to be >>how old is she? >>my daughter is 18, she's just starting in school in the university of indiana and you know i saw her interact with those kids in a way that she felt in a way that they felt towards her yeah it was definitely life changing >>from a corporate perspective mean full disclosure i say this all the time the 3 organizations are very supportive, td, pseg, and barnabas health are huge supporters of public broadcasting you know but and we're proud and pleased that you do that but the committment to special olympics is really special why this committment and why at this level? >>well a couple things. first of all you can't say no to t.j. >>[laught

and our national security analyst peter bergen.llip, how unusual is it that the gunman forced hostages to actually post messages to these various social media sites? >> boy, i remember back -- wolf, you'll probably remember those attacks in mumbai, going back six or seven years, when people in the attack group from pakistan and india were using smartphones to broadcast live. it was incredible the power then of social media to transmit those messages. i think the question we're going to have after this is how do we give police the tools to shut down somebody's phone, to shut down somebody's social media access on site. so these kinds of people can't get access from a site like we saw in sidney today. >> tom fuentes, the congress, the chairman of the house homeland security committee spoke with me earlier about these radicalized terror threats being posed online. how do you combat against these online threats and also the inspiration for these individuals to go ahead and engage in these terror activities? >> well, the problem, wolf,

police in bergen county, new jersey, search for suspects after someone robbed the exotic dance club made famous by the tv show "the sopranos." police say two men with shotguns robbed satin dolls in lodi early yesterday morning. they made off with $30,000. the club stood as the ba-da-ving on the hbo show. >>> people who fly out of the wilmington airport now have more orptions. frontier airlines will resume service to and from tampa, florida. the first flight left this morning. frontier will offer nonstop flights from wilmington to both tampa and orlando through april. >>> speaking of travel, about 98 million americans will be traveling for the holidays. drivers are enjoying the lowest gas prices in five years. you love hearing that. the national average price for regular gas is $2.39 a gallon. analysts say unless there's a major disruption in crude oil, prices should stay low through the start of the new year. according to aaa here is where prices stand locally. in the philadelphia area, you will pay $2.68 a gallon for regular. in delaware it's $2.55, and the lowest is in south jersey whe

former sheriff of bergen county, new jersey. good to talk to you. we'll give a look at the timeline here. key events in the eric garner case. there was a case between garner and officer daniel pantaleo. garner was pronounced dead at the hospital. pantaleo was stripped of his gun and badge. and then they suspended four emts and workers without pay. august 1st it was ruled a death by choke hold. in late september a grand jury began hearing evidence against officer panteleo and on october 13th, a new york counsel man criminalized the use of the choke hold by nypd officer. robert, i believe you've heard a lot of that conversation with leo, but let me start here. are you surprised at all by this decision? >> well, no, unfortunately, i'm not surprised because this type of decision is par for the course as it relates to police officers and african-americans. i listened to your guest, and with all due respect and i try to be as respectful as i can, he's just flat out wrong when he's talking about positional asphyxia. the medical examiner has a number of opt

hosted his new york counterpart, for a luncheon at one of the most authentic italian restaurants in bergennew jersey. then both governors vetoed this port authority bill. and they didn't seem proud about it. here's how tom morn puts it. when governors act righteously, they hold televised conferences at noon. when they act deviously, they issue written statements on friday evening and scurry home for cover. but when they act indefefsably and sink their company of serpents and snakes, they make their move. it's not exactly leadership, but they clearly think they'll get away with it. and this is coming from two people often rumored as presidential nominees from their parties. former vermont government joins me and brian, this is audacious. you literally had everyone in both states for it, and they said forget about it. >> to do anything big and structural, you need both states, both houses of the legislatures to pass identical bills in the same year. so getting, we know that like getting congress, getting one state to do something is difficult enough. getting these two states which have reall

. >> my friend and colleague peter bergen would say al qaeda is not going to bomb the pentagon city mall not big enough for them. it's not what they do. now we're in a time where terrorists will try and animate that lone wolf and trigger that lone wolf to bomb the local mall or coffee shop. >> i think this guy has a lot more motive than religion driving him and he found a way to express himself as he died. >>> up next, something more happy. politics in this country, republicans are growing increasingly tired of ted cruz. let's talk about ted cruz and his worst weekend ever. this is the place for politics. over 200,000 people are hospitalized every year with flu complications. lysol disinfectant spray is approved to kill 80 germs, including viruses that can live on surfaces for over 4 weeks. so help keep your family healthy with lysol. [ shutter clicks ] hi there! [ laughs ] i'm flo! i know! i'm going to get you your rental car. this is so ridiculous. we're going to manage your entire repair process from paperwork to pickup, okay, little tiny baby? your car is ready, and your repairs are

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also joining us, our senior national security analyst, peter bergen and joining us from telluride, coloradoe national security analyst for cnn, bob baer who also formerly served in the cia. senator dianne feinstein pushed back on the cia's claims that its enhanced interrogation techniques helped find osama bin laden. here's what the senator told me last night. >> what helped find bin laden was human intelligence, was signals intelligence, was information from certain people before they were interrogated with enhanced interrogation techniques. that is what we found. >> let's get reaction first to bill harlow. what do you say to the senator who said the torture, if you will, had no role in helping the u.s. find bin laden? >> well, i wouldn't say torture, but i would say, read the minority report, read the senate minority report which explains that. also read the cia's rebuttal, which is online but nobody seems to be referring to. there's an op-ed in "the washington post" today by john mclaughlin which also gets into this. there's not one thing that leads to a success like getting bin laden. s

. >> my friend and colleague peter bergen would say al qaeda is not going to bomb the pentagon city mall try and animate that lone wolf and trigger that lone wolf to bomb the local mall or coffee shop. >> i think this guy has a lot more motive than religion driving him and he found a way to express himself as he died. >>> up next, something more happy. politics in this country, republicans are growing increasingly tired of ted cruz. let's talk about ted cruz and his worst weekend ever. this is the place for politics. ♪ music ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> take a look at this. that's the jersey governor chris christie greeting president obama this afternoon after the president landed at mcguire air force base to mark the end of combat operations in afghanistan and thanks the troops there for their service to our country. the governor and the president famously bonded after hurricane sandy just days before the 2012 election. back then, christie praised obama and was criticized by some republicans for doing just that so close to the

pennsylvania student. 20-year-old timothy hamlet was last seen by his parents on friday in teaneck bergened his cell phone to the area near the george washington bridge. the phone has since lost power. officials say hamlet had recently taken a leave of absence from school. >> a popular allentown amusement park is facing a possible fine for the way its workers are treated. federal regulators say dorney park and wild water kingdom failed to protect employees from extreme heat including a teenager who suffered burns after collapsing near a deep fryer. osha wants dorney to pay $7,000 for those alleged violations plus an additional 2,000 for a recordkeeping violation. park officials have 15 business days to respond. >> the scenes of people in the pool though. >> yeah. >> like summertime, wouldn't that be nice. >> a faint memory. >> but it's pretty mild today. overall the past week temperatures close to 13 degrees above normal so it hasn't been that brutal. >> no. >> and we still have a lot of clouds though south of philadelphia. let's take a look on sky 6 take a look at cape may shrouded in cl

. ♪ >> osgood: polly bergen what a beautiful long run you enjoyed. >> this is my time in life. >> osgoods on stage were inspirational. off stage husband to ossie davis. thank you for showing us all what it means to stand up for what is right. ♪ franklin mccain took his stand when he sat. >> four college freshmen, all negroes, were refused service at a lunch counter. >> there are many people who will plant the speed but never reap the harvest. and i considered myself and my colleagues those people. >> osgood: boxer rubin "hurricane" carter did not set out to become a folk hero. ♪ he served 19 years in prison for crimes he didn't commit. convictions that were overturned finally in 19 5. rubin carter died this year, a free man. james brady took a bullet meant for president ronald reagan in 1981 and crusaded for gun control the rest of his life. >> damn it don't let the vocal minority dictate your position. morally it's the right thing to do. >> osgood: stephanie kwolek was a dupont chemist who invented a fiber strong enough to stop a bullet. the kevlar vest that she made possible has saved

we're also join by our security analyst, peter bergen.cer and analyst retired general mark. you were right at the center, mr. rizzo, of approving these interrogations including the waterboarding right after 9/11 of these al qaeda suspects. but you were never questioned by the senate intelligence committee about any of this. dianne dianne feinstein says they could not question them because there were investigations underway for possible criminal action. as a result they just read transcripts from interviews that all of you gave but they couldn't question you directly. do you accept that? >> no. that's absurd. and i could go on for 25 minutes on this. the fact of the matter is the justice department has never had real power over congressional committee who seeks to interview employees. it is up to employees in the case of an ongoing criminal investigation to decline because of possible self-incrimination. the point is the choice with s with the employee. every previous congressional investigation including iran-contra i was deeply involved

cnn law enforcement analyst, the former fbi assistant director, tom fuentes, and bob baer and peter bergenbob, how should members of the u.s. military respond to this latest warning, if you will, should they hide their affiliation, wear only civilian clothing when they're walking around in public? what do you think? >> well, i take this threat seriously, wolf. it's a logical threat for isis. they want to redefine the conflict that they are fighting, we are the so-called crusaders and hitting people in military would give them a lot of propaganda value. they should avoid congregating, they should avoid getting online, as they've been advised not to do, coming out of base, they should be watchful. and the fbi will be looking through social media and the rest of it looking for potential attackers. but, again, this is the strength of weak links, these people are unknowns to the fbi and those are most likely the ones to get through. >> peter, do you agree with that analysis and should members of the u.s. military, even if their personal, private postings online with their facebook or twitter, s

my thoughts are with his family, former players and the north bergen community. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? . the gentlelady is recognized. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to congratulate my friend, journalist and television anchorman, jose diaz-balart. for over 30 years he has been reporting on momentous events from international crises to breaking news in order to properly inform his diverse audience. as the first u.s. journalist to broadcast in two languages, english and spanish, simultaneously on two networks, jose has proven to be a valuable voice to the hispanic american community. throughout his career, he has been the recipient of many accolades, including three emmys, the george foster peabody award. his role in our society should not be taken for granted. there are hundreds of journalists in cuba and around the world who are being persecuted and imprisoned for showcasing the realities within their own countries. jose speaks for them. i congratulate jose for 30 years with

i worked with peter bergen at the new america foundation who found bin laden before the cia could find in 1997. i was hanging around with the sort of bin laden hunt crowd for some time. i have to say that the vers techniques we have today, such as test particularly in the digital world where it has become so much easier to track and trace and find folks, hopefully make this kind of methodology that comes out of some sort of dark age nightmare book less and less relevant to the way in which we can preserve and protect our security in the future. host: jeffrey is in denton, texas, line from republicans. caller: thank you. i want to know about the cia and this interrogation report in most americans see all these other agencies we have in this country and we do not know what they are really handling. do you think the cia is on the right track? i no interrogation is not a number one goal, just something they might do. i do not think we should interrogate anybody, but if they answer our questions, it will probably go a lot easier. we're trying to save lives. what do you mean by "on the right

. >> peter bergen from washington. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> so this dramatic rescue that we've been talking about. we want to get to jim shudo. he's been standing buy in kabul listening to secretary of defense hagel as he talked about the rescue. as well as how we move forward with an announcement of troops in afghanistan. so jim, i want to send it to you. what have you learned this morning. >> reporter: -- >> let's try one more time. jim, do you have us? >> reporter: i hear you now. >> the question, you have been in this news conference with secretary of defense hagel and afghan president. what are you learning? >> reporter: well two head lines i would say. first the head line regarding u.s. troops in afghanistan. secretary of defense hagel announcing that instead of the u.s. troop presence dropping by the end of this year, an extra 1,000 u.s. troops will remain in afghanistan. that will make the total 10,800 al told. the reason they give for this one, that it took so long to get a bilateral security agreem