new york city, but bergen has a notable city of its own, hackensack. just outside of downtown is the county's legal district, home to its courthouses and the bergen county jail. >> it's a state-of-the-art facility. we currently have 277 sworn officers as well as 58 civilians. >> close to 900 male and female inmates. most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we in the belly of the beast. >> many of those cases are resolved within days, but others can drag on for years. the challenge for those inmates is learning how to cope with monotony and confinement, fear and anxiety. [ screaming ] >> some meet the challenge better than others. >> help me! >> inside one of the jail's high-security, inmate paul dixon is having a difficult time. >> paul. nobody is hurting you. just put your happens through so we can get you out of here. >> dixon is naked in what is known as a single person special management cell. he was placed there earlier in the day due to erratic behavior. his clothes were replaced with a

st: we went to welcome back author peter bergen. his new book in paperback now, "united states of jihad: investigating america's homegrown terrorists." good sunday morning. let me go to a premise of your book. you wrote "even as it was losing ground, the number of isis inspired attacks in the west increased. the loss of territory appear to have little effect to influence americans like omar mateen. this will be isis's legacy in the united states: the crowdsourcing of jihad, so that can convertr mateen personal grievances into what they believe is a righteous holy war." isis is a problem of -- i was in iraq last week. lose syria, other capitals, but isis exists because of problems in the middle east and related problems in the west. regional civil war between the shia and sunni, the collapse of governments, econoes, and the problems massive wave of immigration, in europe, it is creating a lot of problems. are shielded from this in the united states. that is not the case in europe. we still have people like omar killed 39orlando who w

host: we went to welcome back author peter bergen. his new book in paperback now, "united states of jihad: investigating america's homegrown terrorists." good sunday morning. let me go to a premise of your book. you wrote "even as it was losing ground, the number of isis inspired attacks in the west increased. the loss of territory appear to have little effect to influence americans like omar mateen. this will be isis's legacy in the united states: the crowdsourcing of jihad, so that can convertr mateen personal grievances into what they believe is a righteous holy war." isis is a problem of -- i was in iraq last week. lose syria, other capitals, but isis exists because of problems in the middle east and related problems in the west. regional civil war between the shia and sunni, the collapse of governments, economies, and thehic problems massive wave of immigration, in europe, it is creating a lot of problems. are shielded from this in the united states. that is not the case in europe. we still have people like omar mateen in orlando

the inmate advocate for the bergen's sheriff's offi sheriff. >> while not a lawyer.he often interacts on their behalf with drug counters. >> sometimes i don't like the title so much because it sounds like i am in between the inmate a s and the officers. i want what the officers want, i want peace. i want peace for everybody. >> i want to keep the anxiety down, you know? >> okay. >> many of the inmates were frustrated. majority of them have public defenders but they are not seeing their public defenders because they have a lot of client and they are feeling helpless. this way, we allow them to participate in their own defense. >> tell me what we need to day? >> i need to check ipup on my ce and seeing what kind of time i maybe facing. >> what i am going to do is i am going to look up your charge and then we'll look up some cases and you can look through those brief synopsis. >> i work with their attorneys, their public defenders to help assist d gthem and court and ge them outside to where ever it is they need to go. okay, this is a lot of information. >> take your ti

bergen's uk army base is long gone, but they're still serving the full english and preparing again toy do they want to go it alone? britain's influence is fading. army housing, due for demolition, and a future relationship that is, as yet, undefined. of all the eu member states, germany was probably the most saddened and shocked at britain's decision to leave. it's also the most likely to want to retain a strong relationship with the uk, but not at any cost. what germany fears most, instability. britain is one of its most important trading partners. it can also be positive, if it becomes a wake—up call for the european union. i mean, what is the value of the european union for? it must be valuable for every member. and we can also have only free trade agreements like we have with south korea. that works, there are no other conditions. so we could have the same with britain, basically. but in a country which is european first, german second, it is the eu's future which matters most. translation: to be honest, really, why do they want to go it alone? britain's influence is fading. army

. >> interesting theory from mike kelly of the bergen record. the cause that the administration is going back after them. is that what this is about? tit for tat? conway responding this morning. >> specifically do you know whether the trump tower was wiretapped. you answered by citing this report about the cia techniques revealed by wikileaks. why would you make a suggestion like that without any evidence? >> i wasn't making a suggestion about trump tower. >> that's what you were asked about. >> you answered him about surveilling generally. >> you have no evidence that that was used against trump tower? >> i have no evidence. that's what investigations are for. i would note director comey has asked the department of justice to make a comment. he hasn't made a comment. i noticed yesterday in your show with congressman schiff, he plans to ask director comey about this. >> kellyanne conway later tweeting saying on wiretap claims, i said many times we're pleased there are investigations. my comments were about surveillance articles and news and tech

. >> up in northwestern new jersey, sussex county, bergen county, i have been up in that part of newu are looking at at least 2 feet of snow, some could get a little bit more up there. the farther south that you go, you have to start worrying that warmer air is coming from the ocean and that you can mix that precipitation with sleep and certainly coastal new jersey. and so the accumulation really pays off the further south and east that you go. you start getting toward wildwood, toward cape may. an inch or two before it changes to sleep. essential parts of new jersey, three to 6 inches, six to 12 inches in parts of new jersey. where it doesn't mix, i think it's more likely west of 287 and especially in the hills of northwest new jersey. new york city is a tough call. right now i'm thinking six to 1. if this does not going to get over a foot of snow very easy. >> what about the timing? somewhere between four and five in the morning, central new jersey. >> it is snowing, it is going to be snowing hard. behind the storm we are going to get another shot of cold air. it is going to feel m

. >>> that brings us to "the bergen county record," kellyanne conway's hometown paper. in an interview with them she said there are a number of ways to conduct surveillance, including microwave cameras. now she says her comments had nothing to do with president trump's claims. >> none of that is true. i was reflecting what people saw on the news which were several articles about how we can surveil each other generally. the answer i had given about the president and wiretapping in trump tower is very simple, i've said it many times including this morning on other networks. that screaming headline doesn't even reach the quote and the content accurately. >> joining me now, michael ke k conducted the interview for "the bergen county record." that's for coming in. let's talk about this moment that is important, that is rightfully so, getting attention today. this interview was on camera as well as in your column. this is what kellyanne conway said to you, including your question to her. >> let me ask you about this. one of the things that seems to be dogging him, at least th

first let's listen to what she had to say to "the bergen county record" newspaper over the weekend. >> there are many ways to surveil each other, unfortunately. >> do you believe -- >> there was an article this week that talked about how you can surveil someone through their phones, through their -- certainly through their television sets, any number of different ways. microwaves that turn into cameras, et cetera. so we know that that is just a fact of modern life. >> sure. >> reporter: and so this morning on "new day," in an interview with chris cuomo, ankle ankle made it clear she was speaking in general terms about electronic surveillance and not trying to link it to president trump's assertion that he was wiretapped by president obama. listen. >> i was answering a question about surveillance techniques generally. i was reflecting what people saw in the news last week. i'm not inspector gadget. i don't believe people are using their microwaves to spy on the trump campaign. however i'm not in the job of having evidence. that's what investigations are for. >> reporter: okay. so the l

crews are on the scene of a massive fire union city bergen county, two three story homes caught fire and the embers started another fire at a church a block away. an intense teen there. the church steeple collapsed. we know one person is hurt and one unaccounted for this morning. a big job for firefighters in union city, new jersey. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning as more information comes into the newsroom. >>> it was a frightening scene on the streets of philadelphia, take a look at this, someone fired 40 shots and school bus was caught in the crossfire, amazingly no one on the bus was hurt. police are looking for four men who may have been involved in the shooting. dann cuellar with the details. >> reporter: these are images of the school bus parked near the intersection of 19th and wing hocking. the yellow bus was struck 8 times in the shooting that broke out at 4:30 p.m. >> the bullets went into the passenger side through the bus and exited the driver side of the bus. >> reporter: residents say a dice game was going on in front of a corner store. things went south a

host: we went to welcome back author peter bergen. his new book in paperback now, "united states of jihad: investigating america's homegrown terrorists." good sunday morning. let me go to a premise of your book. you wrote "even as it was losing ground, the number of isis inspired attacks in the west increased. the loss of territory appear to have little effect to influence americans like omar mateen. this will be isis's legacy in the united

. >>> let's head to bergen county where a driver hit and killed a woman walking along the highway. this happened around 6:00 last night. driver did stay at the scene. police are investigating what toledo this accident. at this time no charges have been filed. >>> staying in south jersey a man convicted of murdering his girlfriend and her father will spend several decades behind bars. a judge sentenced the man to 60 years in prison without a chance of parole. in december a jury found him guilty for beating nicole wilson and her father to death with a wrench in mount holly in 2015. >>> princeton university says a gender discrimination lawsuit filed by a former grad student is meritless. the student says princeton did not properly handle his reports he was sexually assaulted by a man he was dating. princeton said it responds seriously and compassionately to victims of sexual misconduct and to all students who need support. >>> another building could be added to camden skyline. three south jersey companies won approval to construct an 18 story building called camden tower. the project

the girl's mom shot the video in bergen county. you see the unplugged speaker start to smoke on the bed. the family acted quickly and took it outside. they heard pops, and the speaker went up in flames. fire investigators are examining the device. >>> another staple of spring will bloom this weekend. the cherry blossom festival of greater philadelphia. >> like popcorn in the trees there. farm and beauty begins tomorrow with activities in west fairmont park and parts of the city. organizers told us just where all the cherry blossoms come from. >> we had a gift of 1,600 trees from the japanese government in like 1926. then the japan america society from '98 until 2007 took on a major cherry tree planting initiative. we put over 1,000 trees into the parks. >> wow. >> impressive. for a complete list of events on the cherry blossom festival, tap the nbc10 app or log on to nbc10.com. >> there will be plenti. rain with the trees. >>> meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate forecast in the area. bill? >> rain and wind. you see the

. >>> police officers in bergen field, new jersey had some fun , take a look at this video , video captured of officers having a friendly snow ball fight with local kid on a snow covered street. >>> up next, an update to a story we told but two young boys hoping to surprise their teacher do you remember this week with the haircut. >> so cute, went viral. >>> we hope to find it before it find them. we will tell you what these searchers are scouring wood for in florida when we come right ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >>> people out fishing for yellow tail fish encountered something much bigger. >> oh, my goodness look at that. >> that would be a gray whale, fisherman captured a pod of whales off san diego companies , they followed their boat for about two hours, they liked the fisherman. they make round trip journal friday alaska to california this time of the year. >>> and a florida neighborhood is not exactly resting easier today with the snake on the loose. >> authorities are not sure fit is still around. the cobra i believe that is

we saw this in nice in france, in bergen last year in germany —— in germany, and that was encouragedvideos in the last few years, so we are shocked but not surprised as they explicitly wanted followers to do this. it is an easy way to turn thousands of potential terrorist into real attackers, they don't need to learn to make a bomb or hijack an airline, anything like that, it is quite simple, grab some knives or other weapons and turn your car or van or truck into a lethal weapon. so we have to be really alert to this now. not surprisingly either, usama that the news agency for the so—called islamic state is claiming this attack, polini elite —— clearly police here saying they believe the individual responsible for this may have been acting alone, although we know a number of arrests have been made in relation to this, they believe he may have been acting alone but was inspired by the likes of so—called islamic state. alone but was inspired by the likes of so-called islamic state. yes, we have seen this pattern over the last two or three years now, isis do put out these general encou

let me tell you, i hope to announce something real soon about how bergen approached superfund sites thoselocations across the country and get them cleaned up and a quicker fasten and allow the communities to enjoy the court of portland. very very soon. lots of work to be done, kevin. good work that will provide good outcomes to citizens while at the same time for jobs. >> when you are nominated people made a stink about the fact that you sued the epa. >> they deserved it. >> my explanation of that is that the administrator is you're trying to get it to do its job in the right way and we wish you the best of luck. [applause]

meantime, kellyanne conway walking back comments of her own about wiretapping with the interview of the bergen record. there could have been spying through microwaves. >> it was about surveillance generally. >> you didn't ask about it generally. that is true in the transcript. you were asked specifically. >> chris, i'm not inspector gadg gadget. i don't believe people are using the microwave to spy on the campaign. i am not in the job of evidence. that is what investigations are for. >> after that interview, it is amazing how rude much of the media is to my hard working representatives. be nice. you will do much better. neither conway nor the president provided evidence. >>> steve king under fire this morning, but not backing down after a comment about quote somebody else's babies. king's tweet appearing to criticize foreigners and immigrants. condemned and called racist and bigoted by some democrats. speaking could "new day" he stood by the remark. >> as i said, as always is the case, individuals will contribute to society. certain groups of people will do more from a productive side than oth

mark bergen joining mark, i want to kick things off with you. mark: why now?his is not a new problem, youtube has had this for years. there is a couple things. climate, apolitical lot of sensitivity around fake news, hate speech, terrorism. ofre has been this kind growing noise and the advertising industry about google and facebook and their control. marketers have been pushing for more uniform measurement standards and third-party audits . they are seeing an opening and seizing it. caroline: jpmorgan also following on, taking ads off youtube. mark: correct. caroline: brian, first to you. of course you downgraded alphabet to hold on the news that it affected the u.k., the worry was that this could have global repercussions. it clearly does. how much you worry about the stock's performance going forward? brian: i think it is subject in small part -- to headline risk, from here namely, you will see demonstrating pullingncern, also their ads from youtube. oes notgoogle d appear to understand the gravity of the situation. it is mind-boggling, on the other hand it

let me tell you, i hope to announce something real soon about how bergen approached superfund sites those locations across the country and get them cleaned up and a quicker fasten and allow the communities to enjoy the court of portland. very very soon. lots of work to be done, kevin. good work that will provide good outcomes to citizens while at the same time for jobs. >> when you are nominated people made a stink about the fact that you sued the epa. >> they deserved it. >> my explanation of that is that the administrator is you're trying to get it to do its job in the right way and we wish you the best of luck. [applause] thank you, everyone. for being here today. i'm so excited to be here today with my friend molly hemingway and andrew clayman who i don't think he needs an introduction. two of the smartest writers we have so many writers who are blessed. you two are some of the best, thank you for being here. one thing i found when i'm traveling is that people keep saying and these are people who may or may not have voted for donald trump probably depending on what they they live in a

says crews are ready for however much snow this storm dumps on the state speaking in engle cliffs bergen county christie says he's ready to declare a state of emergency if need be. north jersey expected to get more snow but the governor says the entire state is ready. >> the plows and salted and sanders are ready to go. new jersey transit is prepared to deal with whatever will come in terms of impact on bus and rail transportation. >> as kathy said the governor says easements ready for the possibility of flooding and beach erosion at the jersey shore. >>> philadelphia international airport travelers are scrambling trying to get out ahead of the storm. airlines canceled hundreds of flights scheduled for tomorrow. fox 29's brad sattin joins us live from the airport. they're up against the clock, brad. >> reporter: yeah, you're right. it is really a mad dash to the finish here trying to get out to wherever you're going before this storm strikes. it hasn't been easy though as a result of cancellations and other airports like chicago that as a result planes aren't where they need to be. tomor

so actually this is the safest house in bergen regarding fire. >> reporter: the tree won't hold the tallnder destruction in vancouver, vienna and in london. it would seem that the timber structure is taking root. jonathan mann, cnn. >>> my freedom day is coming up in less than two weeks. here on cnn we're teaming up with young people around the globe for a unique student led day of action against modern day slavery. that's coming up on march the 14th. we've got celebrities to tell us what freedom means to them. take a listen. >> freedom to me means the freedom to think, to say what i want. and to be critical of the government of the day if i want to be. it means the rule of law. >> i think we should be allowed to do anything we want to do as long as we aren't hurting another human being or hurting their property. >> freedom means to me the right to make your own happiness. >> what are you going to do on march 14th, my young friends? what are you waiting for? join with me to end modern day slavery. we will do it together. >> well, we want to hear what freedom means to you too. do post a p

>> reporter: gunnery sergeant craig skinner and master sergeant bergen skinner, who have three children in this childcare center, say they see evidence every day that their children are learning. >> about a week ago, preston came in, and actually just, he wrote his name down. we were doing something and he started spelling his name and we're like, "okay, you actually know how to do this." >> they actually helped potty train my children! >> yummy, yummy. >> reporter: these marines say childcare centers give them the assurance that their children are safe and loved. an assurance most civilian parents have a harder time finding. >> we both work really long hours and i can't explain the feeling that i get when i go pick up my children and they run to me because they're happy because they had such a great day. they love being there. >> there's only four targets out here, four individuals, make sense? >> yes, sergeant. >> reporter: for marines and other service members, this peace of mind means more than being just a satisfied parent. it means they can concentrate on their mission wherever it

but in a new interview with new jersey's bergen record, kellyanne conway suggested the surveillance couldore widespread, saying, quote, through their phones, certainly through their television settles. >>> and the white house says president trump tried to reach out to manhattan's high-profile u.s. attorney before the justice department ordered dozens of obama-appointed federal prosecutors to resign on friday. but it's unclear why the two never spoke. bharara later resigned. elizabeth warren said he will be in trouble if he replaces the lawyers with cronies. >>> and over the weekend the white house continued in sell mode with health and human services secretary tom price making the assurance that when all is said and done, more people will have insurance coverage. >> you believe your system is going to add an additional 20 million over the 20 million that had expanded coverage, you believe that? >> i believe and the president believes firmly that if you create a system that's accessible for everybody and provide the financial feasibility for everybody to get coverage, that we have a great

kellyanne conway drew ridicule over her comments on surveillance in an interviewew sunday with the bergen record, as she attempted to walk back trump's wiretapping claims. >> was an ararticle e this weekt talkeded abobout how you can surveillanance someone thrhrough their phones, c certainly throuh theieir televivision set, any nr of different wayays -- microwavs that turn into cameras, etc. amy: conway's claim became the butt of jokes on late-night television, and prompted wired magazine to publish a piece entitled, "no, microwave ovens cannot spy on you -- for lots of reasons." a company owned by president trump's senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner will receive more than $400 million from a chinese firm in a real estate deal that many experts are calling unusually favorable. the payout from the anbang insurance group is part of a $4 billion deal at kushner's manhattan officer tower at 666 fifth avenue. bloomberg reports anbang has links to the chinese power structure and that past investments by the companyny in new york real estate have drawn federal review. lawrence nobel of

kellyanne conway, told the bergen county record in new jersey -- these are her words -- there are manyways to surveil each other. i guess the question is this, congresswoman. is the trump administration, the trump white house now moving the goal post? >> they do it every single day. i heard -- i watched that interview, wolf. and i was dumbfounded. >> the interview that kellyanne conway -- which interview. >> where she was talking about a microwave. i have never heard such a thing. it's so typical of people who go out to speak for president trump. they're asked a question and they never answer it. she was asked do you believe what donald trump said about barack obama? she said, what i can say is there are all these different forms of surveillance including microwaves that turn into cameras. no one believes that stuff, nor should they. but it shows the lengths that people in this administration will go to to detract from some of the most outrageous things that this president is saying. this is the other area that concerns me. when we have a real tragedy here, when god forbid we have to d

christie and other lawmakers were on hand at a center in tenafly bergen county which has been threatened three times over the phone. today the governor announced the state is offering up $10,000 rewards for any leads related to bias crimes. >> in the end it will come from all of you. working with us to make sure that people understand that if you want to be one of the 8.9 million people in new jersey, one of the requirements is to love thy neighbor as you would love yourself. >> jewish community centers in cherry hill and delaware have also been the target of bomb threats. >> meantime federal investigators arrested a man they say is behind threats made to at least eight jewish community centers nationwide as well as the antidefamation league's headquarters in new york city. police arrested juan thompson at a nome saint louis, missouri. investigators say thompson made the threats to harass a former girlfriend. thompson will appear in federal court later today on a cyber stalking charge. he has not been linked to the threats in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. officials have been inv

. >> but there's no doubt, peter bergen, and you've studied this for a long time, they are deeply concerned right now, all the counter-terror experts, that al shabaab and isis and aqap are developing this new technology. >> the chief bomb-maker of al qaeda in yemen has been building these kinds of devices for many years, and the concern amongst counterterrorism officials is his knowledge has been propagated to a lot of other people so it's not simple police isis as clarissa was talking about, al qaeda in yemen and in other places, and -- and, unfortunately, you know, we've seen with the threat at airports, this is the weakest link. have 100 countries sending flights to the united states. some of them have excellent security and some of them don't. >> and we know, wolf, that there are places on the internet where some of these bomb-makers are trying to share their knowledge. they are trying to export some of that knowledge to other people, to other terrorist groups for next act reason, because they know, for instance, that the device that was used in shabaab -- by shabaab in the cimol somali

this newspaper, "the bergen record," she spoke to them and spoke to us on cnn on "new day." listen to this. >> one of the things that seems to be dogging him at least this past week is the wiretaps, the allegation that trump tower was wiretapped. do you know whether trump tower was wiretapped? >> what i can say is there are many ways to surveil each other, unfortunately. >> do you believe -- >> there was an article this week about how you can surveil someone through their phones, certainly through their television sets. any number of different ways. microwaves that turn into cameras, et cetera. we know that that is just a fact of modern life. >> it was about surveillance generally. >> he didn't ask you about it generally. you may have answered it generally but you were asked specifically. >> chris, i'm not inspector gadget. i don't believe people are using their microwave to spy on the trump campaign. however, i'm not in the job of having evidence. that's what investigations are for. >> you answered it to a specific question about this, and it seemed to be an effective way o

and finally, i want to look at the bergen the s&p 500 zeal here.he s&p is in white, yields are largely and they have been tracking together. there is a bit of the virgins have seen from both,what we call it over the past couple of weeks a little bit of a sideways movement. he the 10 year make around trip and come back to where it was at the beginning of march. the s&p 500 has done the same. not able to re-attain the record highs reached on march 1. >> julie, thank you so much. oliver: for more insight, let's bring in mike, the senior market editor from the markets live blog which you can find on the bloomberg. and ethics strategist for bloomberg. thence, we have a chart on the dollar here. we want to connect the markets with what we saw with angela merkel and donald trump. a little bit as they started talking, not really a big move. i'm curious to get your take. going toe u.s. dollar be watching some of these geopolitical events? >> we have the g-20 this weekend. trade seems to be put on the backlit. there is protectionism, currency manipulation. a

that is a fact of modern life. >> sure. >> pretty explosive suggestion with the bergen record.against trump tower? >> the president is happy the investigation includes this aspect. the house intelligence committees are going to have this as part of their risha campaign connection. all i said was making a comment about the articles from this week where it is revealed one can be surveilled in any number of techniques, through microwaves, cameras, televisions. >> you were asked specifically do you know whether trump tower was wiretapped. you answered by citing a report. why make a suggestion like that without evidence? >> i wasn't making a suggestion about trump tower. they are two separate things. >> that's what you were asked about. you have no evidence that was used? >> i have no evidence. that's why there is an investigation. that is what investigations are for. >> that's why my mom told me to stay away from microwaves when they were on. >> that is awful. she is really -- >> it's pretty -- >> it speaks for itself, america. >> yeah. >> come on now. >> even if it were true -- >>

pretty explosive with the bergen record.ny evidence at all that the cia techniques revealed by wikileaks were used against trump tower? >> the president is just happy that the investigation now includes this aspect that the house select intelligence committees and the house and senate are going to have this as part of their very tattenuated russia campaign. the articles from this past week where it is revealed that one can be surveilled in any number of techniques through microwave, cameras, televisions. i wasn't talking about anything specific. >> do you know whether the trump tower was wiretapped and you answered with that. why would you make a suggestion like that without any evidence. >> i wasn't making a suggestion about trump tower. >> that's what you were asked. >> about i answered him about surveilling generally. >> but you have no evidence that that kind of surveillance was used against trump tower. >> i have no evidence but that's why there is an investigation in congress. that's particularly what investigations ar

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st: we went to welcome back author peter bergen. his new book in paperback now, "united states of jihad: investigating america's homegrown terrorists." good sunday morning. let me go to a premise of your