nbc's brian thompson was there and has more on a today's trial developments from newark. >> reporter: a shocking moment from this courthouse as former staffer chris stark revealed how his entire office working under the defendant and working chief of staff bridget kelly, then talking about keeping republicans in line, he quoted a voicemail from monmouth county. quote, curley had left a kurt voicemail after sandy on my cell phone, that is what a fat f-word he is. then stark said he just kept screaming obscenities. stark said that the governor called me and said who are you to call me a fat f-word, if you're not f-word standing at the podium tomorrow, i will destroy you, you are an f-word idiot, i will have a robo call sent out telling people not to vote for you. as for former port authority bi bi bill baroni, he's reddy to take the stand. >> reporter: earlier star government witness david wildstein finished his marathon testimony, admitting he did not know for sure if governors christie and cuomo had actually proposeded a fake news release. he admitted his testimony yesterday denied by

>> he should spend time in jail for what he did. >> that was brian thompson reporting. >>> lied about to be slandered, to be smeared so publicly and before your family that you love is very painful. >> decision 2016 coverage, donald trump speaking out for the first time since new allegations of assault came out. four women came forward yesterday accusing the republican nominee of touching them inappropriately. trump denies the claims and says they are false. >> because this was not just a lewd conversation, this wasn't just locker room banter. this was a powerful individual speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior. which is so obscene that many of us were worried about our children hear it when we turned on the tv. >> first lady michelle obama did not pull any punches responding to the new allegations against trump, she was speaking and addressing a crowd in new hampshire. and she went on to say enough is enough. >>> nearly a week after a video revealed donald trump making vulgar comments about women, the uproar continues. >> but a cherry hill therapist actually be

nbc's brian thompson has the latest. >> reporter: defendant and former port authority number two billfiantly pushing back against government star witness david wildstein. over and over again baroni said angrily, i believe david wildstein. wildstein masterminded the bridge closure to punish a mayor for refusing to endorse chris christie. >> mayor sokolich had your direct phone number and suddenly david wouldn't let you call him back? there was not a logical or rational reason for that. >> reporter: wildstein claims these 9/11 photos with baroni and the governor were when christie found out. the governor says he doesn't remember. today baroni said it was a study to give the governor credit for speeding out route 95 traffic through the tolls. >> i think both david wildstein and bill baroni agree, and maybe the truth is someplace in between. >> reporter: then there was this legislative hearing two months later. baroni the point man to claim it was a legitimate traffic study. but the decision to testify, baroni says, awaited, quote, on direction, being decided upon by the governor of new j

let's get more from brian thompson, outside of the federal courthouse in newark where the trial is playingut. brian, people remember this. if they don't know the name bridget ann kelly, they remember the e-mail. time for traffic problems in fort lee. this looked like the smoking gun that implicates here. she's telling a different story today. what did she say? >> she turned it back to the prosecution. first of all, she did say, yes, the governor said he was fine with the traffic study when she says she told him a month before it went down. it was david wildstein's idea, and he admitted to that. she said it was all his direction, as a matter of fact. then on that time for traffic problems e-mail that she sent to wildstein, saying, let's go with the project, well, she says she was parodying his words, words he used all the time. traffic problems. words he said would happen, that she said he did say there would be traffic problems during what he described as a legitimate traffic problem. those are the initial bombshells we heard from her. there was a lot more. how much time do you have for th

reporter brian thompson from our sister station wnbc in new york has his story. >> this hospital picture tells only part of the tale of 66-year-old shelton cast, staggering around the platform after the crash at hoboken terminal, left also with a served finger just beginning to heal. >> something is definitely wrong with my finger and i knew that the top of my head was bleeding. >> cast and his wife answered questions about the -- he was one of those severely injured. now when he sees this picture -- >> it's surreal. it's surreal that that's me. >> thank god he's alive. thank god he's here. >> approaching their 40th wedding anniversary, his wife linda. >> there was cuts all around his eye. >> a federal audit has discovered several safety issues while the railroad was part of an effort to maintain positive control. >> passenger safety in the rail industry should never be a budget tear cut. period. end of story. >> forecast, an it manager, his future is uncertain. >> i just assumed that new jersey transit, you know, was keeping safety in the forefront and something like that could never ha

in newark, brian thompson, nbc 10 news. >> we'll make sure we follow every development for you. "nbc 10 news at 6:00" is next. >>> here are jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> next at 6:00, we continue to following breaking news, a hidden camera found in a villa nova bathroom. >> nbc 10 has learned new information in the past half hour and we just spoke to villa nova students. a live report is next. >>> also a haunted mansion in the delaware valley? tonight nbc 10 goes inside before this homes gets national attention. glenn? >> we've got a chilly night, also rain out to our west that's moving this way. i'm tracking the arrival of it for tomorrow. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll

brian thompson in newark, new jersey at the bridgegate trial. preciate it. >>> that's going to do it for this hour. i'm steve kornacki. "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> if it's thursday as the presidential race takes yet another ugly turn, voters are left wondering, where do we go from here? tonight donald trump promises vindication from a list of disturbing new allegations. >> they're pure fiction and they're outright lies. >> plus the one word michelle obama would not use as she took on trump's taped comments. >> it has shaken me to my core in a way i couldn't have predicted. >> and how the clinton campaign is handling the latest round of wikileaks revelations. this is "mtp daily" and it starts

brian thompson has been following every twist and turn. of her on the stand and she came with accusations on friday and more today. >> yeah, she was talking about the third time that she told the governor. i have a new word or term for you. memory issues. remember that. that's what stood out from today's testimony. she said she was petrified about what was going on in the governor's office two to three months after the lane closures because she told the governor before and toll the governor twice and included retribution for the third time. the governor was trying to anger the staff and they come forward and everybody was silend. the governor had a memory issue with the chief of staff and told both of them about these lane closures and couldn't understand what was going on. >> it has been time since the e-mails came out and finally we are hearing her side of the story. we are talking to you more this week. thanks for the time and hillary clinton back on the campaign trail today. we told you in new hampshire. she is also looking at the down

brian thompson, nbc 10 news, newark. >>> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here are jim rosenfield andacqueline london. >> guys, we're hours away from septa possibly going on strike. >> we're live as the negotiations continue. what a septa spokeswoman just said about ongoing talks. plus what a strike could mean for you. >>> nbc 10 has just obtained new audio from 911 calls from the pulse nightclub gunman. what he said during that rampage, next. "in washington, if you don't have some independence, some backbone, you might as well not even be there." backbone?! pat toomey voted 7 times to defund planned parenthood. and when he didnít get his way, toomey threatened to shut down the federal government. now, toomey refuses to tell us whether he's voting for donald trump. but when he's in other parts of the state, toomey's said he wants to support him. pennsylvania just cant trust pat toomey. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> running out of time. a septa strike could start in just hours as negotiations continue. >>> the final push. clinton's e-mail

. >> that was brian thompson reporting. >>> other top stories we're following at 5:00, former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane could spend nearly two years in prison. she was led out of the montgomery county courthouse in handcuffs this afternoon after a judge sentenced her to ten to 23 months for illegally disclosing details from a grand jury investigation and then lying about it under oath. >>> temple university police say they're increasing patrols after a group of young people assaulted students and one of their officers. police say as many as 200 kids as young as 12 gathered near campus. several students, one temple officer, and a police horse were assaulted. everyone is expected to be okay. >>> police are looking for the man who caused this damage right here to this historic philadelphia building. a man was caught on surveillance video ripping the brass railing off the stairs leading to the union league on broad street in center city. the theft caused the staircase to collapse. >>> developing tonight, investigators are trying to find a missing celebrity backup dancer from

. >> brian: coming up on cleveland 19 news, cavs forward tristan thompson is going to be a dad. but khloe is not the mom. >> tia: and health experts want to put a bigger tax on soda and sports drinks for our health. we ask just how much this could cost you. >> brian: all right. plus, i have the down sides of ordering that pumpkin spice >> brian: trace tan thompson has been in the tabloids because he's dating khloe kardashian. the good news is, tristan is going to have a baby but not with khloe. he's having the baby with his exgirlfriend. so of course there's now speculation this may cause problems in thompson's current relationship with khloe who, by the way, tia, was spotted alt there, you go. >>> janet jackson's having a first child at age 50 with hubby wasam almanna. the superstar confirmed to the news magazine that rumors that were swirling about jackson expecting are correct. she postponed her concert tour back in april. miss jackson says, quote, my name's not baby, it's janet, miss jackson if you are nasty. no, she said thank god for our blessing. i guess that's goes. >> i

line to find out the superintendent he's fate with the school district. >> brian: you may have noticed cavs forward tristan thompson in the tabloids recently main by because he's dating khloe father, but khloe kardashian is not the mother. according to u.s. weekly, thompson is having the baby with his ex-girlfriend, jordy see. many are wondering if this could cause problems with thompson's relationship with khloe kardashian, who was spotted at another cavs preseason game over the weekend. i know a lot of people are interested in all that stuff. i'm interested in the fact that on the basketball court. i wish the best for his baby, of course. i do. >> tia: if you're a man and you're going to have a child with a woman, at least be there for the things that are important. whether you stay with her or not. >> we don't know if he's not. >> you're seen with another woman parading around town. that's not a good look when you're a public figure. >> samantha: or average joe. got to take care of kid, right? >> brian: you want him to be there as a dad every single y. that's ideal. we need more of that every day. that's a big p

it showed tristan thompson's hand with his massive ring as well . >> brian: very nice. let's go out to sam roberts. she's at the great lakes brewery. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, guys. good afternoon. best assignment ever. be jealous, brian. i am right behind the bar at great lakes brewing company in ohio city. it's packed in here. why are we at the brewery and why is everybody off work today? because it's the day of the year. it'sthe debut, the first pour of great lakes christmas ale. everybody looks forward to this all my cleveland beer lovers. so, this is a wonderful time to be down here at ohio city. but it's cold. so they got to drink it here. right? we can't hang out outside. you saw just a few minutes ago how windy it was. so, let's get straight to the maps. want to get you the forecast. we aren't just having fun here, ok? we are doing a little bit of work. we have dry conditions out there stay mainly dry for the rest of the afternoon. i don't think you are going to get poured on, but there could be a little scattered lake-effect rain that develops this afternoon.

during the iraq and ahanistan wars, nbc's ann thompson has the latest >> the pent's temporary about-face onping rou bonus payments greeted with skepticism by brian an iraq veteran and member o nt ry smilitan aontract if cos mean abs nothing? lik thousands of other guard members, struther was ordered to pay back $25,000 in bonuses and tuition assistance for reenlisting in 2007. after aeals and lawsuits, ther got the amount reduced ,000. a debt that'seen taking 20% of his monthly pay. >> i've lost tnd that's a hellf a thing to say for people that you depend on for your life. when you're might pay. >> today, the pentagonnnoued it's suspending bonus collection efforts. establishing a streamlined nt appeals process by january 1st and aiming to complete decisio on those aps by july 1st. >> most people are just caught up inhe crossfire here and we need to give them what they deserve as quickly as possible. >> while carterays some soldiers knew or should have known they were ineligible for >> chris van meter bill. the white house says they'll get another chance to appeal. a fair hearing that for many soldiers has come at a very high price. an thompson,

thompson has the latest. >> the pentagon's temporary about-face on recouping bonus payments greeted with skepticism by brian struther. an iraq veteran and member of the california nationaar military sign a contract if the contracts mean absolutely nothing? >> like thousands of other guard members, struther was ordered to pay back $25,000 in bonuses and tuition assistance for reenlisting in 2007. after appeals and lawsuits, struther got the amount reduced to $5,000. a debt that's been taking 20% of his monthly pay. >> i've lost trust and that's a hell of a thing to say for when you're signing, knowing you might pay. >> today, the pentagon announced it's suspending bonus collection efforts. establishing a streamlined centralized appeals process by january 1st and aiming to complete decisions on those appeals by july 1st. >> most people are just caught up in the crossfire here and we need to give them what they deserve as quickly as possible. >> while carter says some soldiers known they were ineligible for the payments, many did not. he has told reviewers to lean in towards the soldier. >> chris van meter ref

thompson has the latest. >> the pentagon's temporary about-face on recouping bonus payments greeted with skepticism by brian struther. an iraq veteran and member of the california national guard. >> how does anybody joining the military sign a contract if the >> today, the pentagon announced it's suspending bonus collection efforts. establishing a streamlined centralized appeals process by january 1st and aiming to complete decisions on those appeals by july 1st. >> most people are just caught up in the crossfire here and we need to give them what they deserve as quickly as possible. >> while carter says some soldiers knew or should have known they were ineligible for the payments, many did not. he has told reviewers to lean in >> chris van meter refinanced his house to cover a $46,000 bill. the white house says they'll get another chance to appeal. a fair hearing that for many soldiers has come at a very high price. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> in addition to the bonus controversy, defense secretary ash carter is also weighing in tonight on the fight against isis, as iraqi forces continue their pu

brian: well, that's a question i ask too. and my job as chief medical officer is to help the membership make informed decisions. so, i'm working on that. ron thompson: we don't have coaches talk with athletes about their weight, about dieting. they're not to make comments about their bodies or their weight. vicky: indiana university psychologist dr. ron thompson works with his athletic department to increase the focus on performance rather than weight. he spent the past 30 years traveling to schools across the country to share that message. ron: when i speak to coaches' groups, first thing i tell them, "you have the power and influence to either promote or prevent eating disorders." vicky: thompson believes the program he's implemented at indiana allows the athletic department to identify and refer athletes for treatment every year. he says this should happen at all schools. ron: it's not like somebody would have to reinvent the wheel. it's not that hard. vicky: now, after getting her degree from cal, sarah cole is hoping to work with the university's athletic department and student health center to create a tighter safety net to catch athletes at

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brian . announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational the more you know on nbc. lauren: hii'm lauren thompson, and "heart of a champion" starts right now. today, learn how nascar driver aric almirola carries the legacy of richard petty with him aric: it's about love, and it's about family, and without growing up in an atmosphere like i grew up in, i wouldn't be here driving the 43 car for richard petty. lauren: then, the amazing story of how jason day's friendship and bond with his caddy has propelled him to the top spot of his sport. jason: he's just one of the best for me. i guess if you hang around someone long enough that makes you work harder, then it will rub off.