sweeney held a press conference on friday at the trenton transit center to announce that senator bob gordon would be leading hearings into investigation of new jersey transit. two separate investigations into new jersey transit bite new jersey lawmakers. one in one in the senate, one in the assembly. i asked steve sweeney what we could expect. >> you can expect senator gordon to lead a hearing to get answers onto how we fix this. it's clearly broken. we have people who are line about mass transportation and they have to -- >> to make transit safety or they are seeking 10,000,000 dollars from the u.s. department of transportation to install an automatic at state patrol system a new jersey transit trains. what you think? tweet me. >> guys, we have beer. so i'm going to introduce you to a friend, gary olsen. you are the brewmaster at a local jersey brewery. >> i love flying fish. tell tell me about the beer you brought. >> i brought three beers. porter which is made with pork roll to celebrate exit seven to celebrate trenton. >> exit 14 is to celebrate anheuser-busch's brewery up in new york.

. state senator bob gordon of bergen county says he's concerned with the numbers.he says njt has had 53% of its accidents attributed to human error. the associated press is reporting that njt has had 157 accidents since the start of 2011. they say that's three times higher than the accident rate on the long island regard. on september 29thç, the nation transportation safety administration says the commuter train crashed in hoboken, was moving at 21 miles an hour. the train should have been at 10 miles and below. they are working to determine why the train is not going slower in an accident that injured 100 people and killed a woman who was standing on the platform. the investigation could last a year or more. so far, the ntsb has released some information, including speed and interviews with the train everyone nearing who says he does not remember the actual accident. on wednesday, u.s. senator bob menendez and cory booker asked federal officials to investigate safety and funding for new jersey transit in light of this crash. live in the digital operations center,

but i mean where what bob gordon really said is all the great employment creating technology improvements were invented, he's he's talking about simple things like flush toilets, electricity, transportation, cars, planes. >> some of those things were late in life. >> i grew up with even less of those things and you did. so in what was northern -- we didn't have that either but you can surmount it. >> these changes that have been profound that robert gordon has talked about and andy it has had an impact on the labor force. certainly clinical discourse which we will not get into. but the hollowing out of certain jobs, certain sectors in the economy more exposed to being competed away because of technology, how do you think about the changes in the workforce as you make monetary policy? >> as we make monetary policy the truth is we look mainly at the mantra data. we look at the details of who is unemployed to see if there's something we're doing a monetary monetary policy that is affecting the distribution of unemployment which usually we don't think we have a precise tool to give this group

state senator bob gordon of bergen county says he's concerned with the numbers.he says njt has had 53 press of its accidents attributed to human error. the associated press is reporting njt has had 157 accidents since the start of 2011. they say that's three times as high as the accident rate on the long island railroad. >> september 29th, the national transportation safety administration says the commuter train that crashed in hoboken was moving at 21 miles an hour. the train should have been moving at 10 miles an hour or below. they are determining why that train wasn't going slower and caused that accident that injured 100 and killed 1 woman standing on the platform. the engineer says he does not remember the accident. on wednesday, u.s. senators bob menendez and cory booker asked federal officials to investigate safety and funding for njt in light of this crash. live in the digital operations center, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> it's 6:04 and 66 degrees outside. later this morning, philadelphia's historical commission will hold a hearing about a condo pro

we have new shows this week with felicity jones, gordon ramsey, andrew garfield, mario batali, science bob pflugfelder, jimmy eat world so join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause ] i am very appreciative tonight's guest can take time away from helping rig the election to join us tonight. he is the 44th president of the united states. please accept his linkedin request. please welcome president barack obama! [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! thank you! >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >> jimmy: you seem like you're in a good mood lately. >> first of all, the mozzarella was terrific. >> jimmy: it was good, huh? [ laughter ] >> second of all, i think -- you know, that you pick on your audience a little bit during the breaks. >> jimmy: yeah, during the commercial breaks, yeah, i do, yeah. >> you're kind of tough on them. >> jimmy: i'm not running for anything. oh, wait, i'm running for vice president! ballot. >> should have gotten some tips. >> jimmy: i should have. >> you should have called. >> jimmy: i called, nobody answered. >> biden did

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> jimmy: next week we'll be visited by felicity jones, mario batali, gordon ramsay, andrew garfield, miles teller, our pal science bob pflugfelder will amaze we'll have music from jimmy eat world, conor oberst, alessia cara and on monday night will ferrell and president barack obama. >> jimmy: our first guest is an oscar-nominated actor and master of the mystic arts in marvel's "dr. strange"- it opens in theaters and imax november 4th, please welcome benedict umberbatch. [ cheers and applause ] ? thank you. >> jimmy: how's it going? thank you for coming. i know the premier is just across the street. >> they have just finished building. it's exciting. >> jimmy: they closed down the hole block. >> i know. a lot of traffic to get through. it's very exciting. >> jimmy: we're used to it here. are you excited? >> it's the first time i get to see the film. >> jimmy: you've not seen it? >> no. there's always a butterfly in the it for the first time with people. >> jimmy: i love that i've seen it and you haven't. i'm not in the movie as far as i know. >> is it okay? >> jimmy: it's great. it's really good, and i love dr. stran

bob pflugfelder, and music from alessia cara. our first guest is a talented chef who came to this country to dispel the myth that brits are more polite than we are. please say hello to gordon ramsay. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look great. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: you get bigger and stronger every single time you're here. i'm starting to fear for my life in five years. fit as i get older. >> jimmy: are you on steroids? what's going on with you? my god. may i feel your body? holy cow, it's ridiculous. you might have to run for governor with all this. >> no, no, no, no. >> jimmy: you turn 50 on election day in two weeks. [ cheers and applause ] >> no, no, 49. >> jimmy: you're 49 right now. >> it's the worth birthday. everybody wants to talk about your 50th. i'm just like, come on. let me celebrate my 49th in election on my birthday. >> jimmy: it is inconsiderate. >> shockers. >> jimmy: nobody's going to be paying attention to your birthday. will you mind that nobody's paying attention? >> it's our youngest daughter's birthday as well, we share the birthday? does that give you an extra bond? >> no, no, tilly's going to be 15. so about five years