i spoke to the marriott north brunswick about it. >> when there's advertisers there's going to betray station. while we have seen the train station, i'm okay with it. there is going to be train station. but it isn't going to be tomorrow. >> i reach out to transit per statement and they told me that north brunswick station is in concept design and would feature high-level platforms. 30% of the design is completed at this point. real estate agents talk about the impact these billboards advertising the train has had even though the train has not arrived yet. >> it has been more interest into the town in north brunswick. it is brought more activity, as in more buyers come in and in sellers getting more money than what they've gotten. >> this new train station, to north brunswick would be in the northeast borderline between princeton junction in new brunswick. >> the palm is the governor and the legislators sold us on a bill of goods that we had to raise the bes gas tax, now theye the $400 million. instead of putting it into roadway construction bridge repair that they panicked everyone, t

the fort was built on top of the old seaport of brunswick. this was the leading seaport on the cape fear river in colonial times, in fact it was the first enduring settlement on the cape fear river. after the american revolution brunswick faded into oblivion and the entire site was sold for $4.25. twenty years later during the civil war confederate engineers picked to the site to build a line of artillery batteries to protect the western land approaches to wilmington and the river approach beginning in late march, they came here with a couple of companies of confederate soldiers and enslaved african americans and they started to clear the site and build the fort. the fort iran from cape fear river one and a quarter miles west westward to orton pond, this this was actually a lake 5 miles long and they used orton as a giant moat. general william t sherman's army captured savannah. after capturing, occupying and destroying to atlanta, general sherman marched his 60,000 men army the entire breadth of the state and captured savannah on december 21

i grew up in henry, brunswick and we studied history learned about the war.prior to the meeting, i meet with officials who were concerned something would happen. the sheriff, an african-american sheriff, and the local police chief, got together with our chancellor and talked about what might happen in the black community. what hapned a loof anonymous phone calls toe, the letters of the editor, speaking engagements that went away. i know there a was a couple of boards that met that are related to various places in wilmington who tried to figure out if they could sue me but everybody in the book was deceased so there was nothing there. i wrote this book as an untenured professor that the board was going to deny my tenure. it turned out it was owen king, one of the decenteds, who stood up for the diversity of the system and said you cannot do that. all that to say this was over a hundred years and in the past it resonates almost like what happened yesterday for many in the community. we have recognized this is now fully in the sunlight. not seeing this out as so

we're talking about the brunswick line train, it is cancelled because of mechanical issues. we'll be tweeting about that for you this morning. a live look 66 here as 123 you can see eastbound, westbound, no big problems there on 66. a reminder that this situation on 95 in virginia is still around. might be there for some time so we're talking about southbound 95, the ramp to the dale city truck scales, a ramp from the scales to 95 also blocked. they had that me inner loop and outer loop of the beltway running just fine. so a live look at 270 coming up. >> you could say she's no longer chasing pavement in the love department. the big news we learned overnight about adele. >> your next tsa patdown may feel more invasive. the new procedure >>> the singer known for her heart wrenching breakup songs is now a happily married woman. she confirmed she is married to her long time partner konecki. the two have a four-year-old son. her songs do get me right here. >> they do. right to the edge. >> beautiful though for sure. >> all right. some other celebrity family news right now. kirk

with the two come immediate yips headlining and featured at the stress factory comedy club in mu brunswickas well. >> i realized the delivery. >> caught in the cross-hairs of his own claims that president obama wiretapped him using a british spy agency. not surprisingly, britain is not too happy to hear bar that. they are the ally in the midst of the big diplomatic hullabaloo so the political panel to break it down for you sunday at noon on my 9. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> michael, snow. what do you snoot i think it say sade all, bill. we had a whole bunch of snow middle of march there is no going to be more allegedly perhaps the accuweather.com. >> you are killing me. it was not expected. the snow was not expected, butway, there is going to be more snow. now listen, this storm coming is nothing like its predecessor for most of new jersey central and southern new jersey. i don't think there is going to be as little if any snow but i amsaturday nighty as the storm gets off the jersey coast and it starts to gather moisture and then i think, across the northern part of the state probably interstate 80 on nor

matthew from brunswick, maine, left myve years ago i job to start my own business. that was tough for my wife and family. we had to do without health care. today, through god's grace and the support of my white my business is processing -- thriving. we are doing better than we ever have before. we still have to what will we spend but are breathing easier. each year i've made more money, the subsidy has gone down and that is how it should be. today aca were eliminated and i had to buy health insurance on the up and market, i would be paying an extra $4800 a year. that israel money." under the republican plan, small business owners like matthew might not be able to afford. said, as a self-employed resident of the state of maine i can actually acquire coverage with a pre-existing condition. andr working search recovery rescue at ground zero in 2001, i developed a lung condition necessitating costly medication. terrified aca, i was of losing my job and losing health care because of my pre-existing condition. under the republican plan, those with pre-existing condition l

no one was hurt after a car slammed into the library in south brunswick new jersey. police say the driver acura accidently hit the gas. causing more than $3,000 worth of damage. the library will stay hope. >>> thousands laced up their sneakers for the half marathon, the fourth year for the race. >> it was just a few moments on the course in the final stretch on the finish line that is so inspirational. here's jennifer joyce. >> reporter: 10,000 runners took to a chilly starting run for the fourth annual philly love run half marathon. at 7:30 a.m. they took off down the ben franklin parkway, 13.1 miles of historic scenic sights >> we're saying more center city less hills. >> reporter: it was hard. even for first place winner darryl brown who said the hill at mile eight was challenging so was the wind. >> it was cold but really nice but the wind was really -- it was strong, like i said the crowd was supportive. gives i was lot of motivation. >> reporter: this is his third win in a row. this time one hour, 11 minutes, 15 be seconds. people from nearly every state in the

moved sitter.rby home, he escaped >>> and new jersey community mourning loss of itslongest serh brunswickownship mayor frank gamebatese in the middle of his fourth term. he is a tireless adv quality of life for announced. >>> a protest b tngoday callingd philadelphia district attorney >> civil rights act wrist walter hudson, lives matter chapter org s to hold demonsheat williams office. williams pleaded not guilty to bribery, corruption charges and is free, $50,000.01. >>> we know former vice-president joe biden considered a bid for news 2016 and says had he won, he would hbiden told students iw york that the democratic primary would havefficult, but e believes he could have come out on top. the reason heidf his son beau to brain cancer. not running but he does regret notin london, a silenceds of sports it is not o at the stadie bi attack. british officials including commissioner laid wreaths. fag at we >>> the you had right now >> the battle for theto releaset parties involved in the conflict if there is not an agreement in place i don't think the operation will take place in the near fu

today's contestants are -- a trainer and consultant from brunswick, maine...chicago, illinois... and our returning champion -- a software developer from ottawa, ontario, canada... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. you're very kind. some of you recall a few months back, there was a bit of controversy about whether canadians could try out for "jeopardy!" and compete on our program. well, as you can tell by our current champion, those issues have been resolved.

south brunswick township mayor frank, passed away yesterday morning after a brief illness.iddle on his fourth term. marries remember as a tireless advocate for the township and devoted much of his life to& improving quality of life for residents. he was 81 years old. funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. >>> here's something gross you may need to be aware of there has been a scabies out break in white hall elementary school in montgomery county. they had two cases of the contagious skin condition sit ed in west norriton on march 8th. then all of a sudden more scabies can develop with an and begins to fee to person, >>> a bus tour that people is making its way through philadelphia it is being organized by several groups including an on line petition, this is web site called citizen go. busies stopping at a number of east coast citie march 29th. bus has beenized. >>> 6:38. ogle, gross stuff, actressnd excitingl academy of music to get up close, personal with fans, during is being called a evening of laughter and reflection where audience asks the questions. the sh

and all points to the south and shore and in fact, if you head into north jersey towards new brunswick a bright area of pink a dangerous snow squall south of the city of new york, and trenton is in the clear right now and to the west it's falling apart and the worst of it passing through center city philadelphia and straight down the pike of the atlantic city expressway. 206 and parts of route 70 getting some snow showers. they are not accumulating on the ground surface like pavement but accumulating if you have snow or sleet or ice on the ground. and also if you have bare ground in southern new jersey. in the teens across the board. one in mt. pocono we continue to feel the effects of it. if you think about it, it's a huge engine and took a while to ramp up and it take a while for it to fall apart. we have energy rotating around that, it passes out to sea and this evening here the snow showers end and windchills of 5 to 10 overnight, with air temperatures between 15 and 21. the low is still kind of stuck and meandering here to the north and east on thursday, it's still breezy tomorrow

today's contestants are -- a trainer and consultant from brunswick, maine... a librarian from chicago, illinois... and our returning champion -- a software developer from ottawa, ontario, canada... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. you're very kind. some of you recall a few months back, there was a bit of controversy about whether canadians could try out for "jeopardy!" and compete on our program. well, as you can tell by our current champion, those issues have been resolved. we welcome, as we always have, canadians. but that will not stop gretchen and steve, two americans, from trying to beat the living daylights out of grant in this half-hour. [ laughter ] let's see how it works out. good luck, players. here we go. and the categories for the jeopardy! round... followed by... notice the "a" in quotation marks. if you're familiar with bruce springsteen songs, you know about that. and finally... grant, off you go. got a wife & kid

rain drops from brunswick maryland to show it is going to be a wet start. far western county. northern 16 loudon county. middleburgh. marshall and faulkier county. this isn't all that heavy a rain. it's not going to be a complete deluge. the mist and drizzle, not a pretty day at all. the return of some sunshine should allow temperatures to get back up from the 40s to the upper 60s and low 70s later today. that will be nice, indeed. i see lots of red marks appearing on the traffic map. >> if i could get an eraser and take those away, i would be a very rich lady. north bound 210 slow as you're approaching the beltway. that's earlier than we normally see it. outer loop still has the crash reported. right now looks like things are moving okay. 95 north at fredericksburg, still slow through that area 66 inbounds, problem at centerville. still slow. the problem is gone now. 14th street at jefferson, virginia. >>> grief counselors will be at the northwest. >> newport teen is there. >>> police do not believe the shooting here was random. they did find a handgun at that scene. the hope

now, matthew from brunswick, maine,said, five years ago i left a comfortable government with good benefits to start my own business. those first years were tough on my family. my wife and i were able to put our children on maine's health care but we had to do throughout. today, with god's grace, the support of my wife, my business is pros perg. food assistance is a thing of our past and we are contributing more in taxes now than we ever did before. we still have to watch what we spend but we're breathing a lot easier. each year i made more money our subsidies have gone down and that's how it should be. that subsidy still matters, though. if the a.c.a. were eliminated today and i had to buy insurance on the open market i would be paying an extra $4,800 a year. that's real money. now, under the republican plan, small business owners like to ew may not be able afford care for their family. rhett, a 9/11 first responder from rockland, maine, said the a.c.a. meant as a self-employed resident of the state of maine i can acquire coverage with a pre-existing condition. after working search and rec

brunswick 872 conditionalancell today. top of the beltway is okay here this morning. when i say okay it looks normal. 66 inbound typical. same thing 95 north. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car today. >>> thank you. it is the highest position an attorney can obtain. united states supreme court justice. >> ruth bader ginsburg always wanted to lights but not as a member of the supreme court. >> i spent a wonderful evening with justice ruth bader ginsburg the other night. we saw a new contemporary opera at the kennedy center, "champion." we spent some time after wards talking about many, many things, but of course, we started with her love of opera which she told me began when she was just 11 years old. when i asked her what she dreamed of becoming one day she responded, certainly not a lawyer. >> by the time i was a high school senior, if you asked me what i could -- what i would want to be if i had any talent god could give me, and the answer would be i'd be a great diva. i might be beverly hill, but as i'm monotone, the only two places i shower and an

simon is giving update on stab eno's on street road across from the brunswick bowling alley and street check it out. >> yeah. >> he says, we go through this all the time but hand down, mack's has the best cheese steaks, i'm just saying. we do go through this over and over again because it is national cheese stake day so we have to review and see what is the best. >>> another one from mike sanders, govindas is hat best vegan chicken cheese stake in the world. >> i don't know tell us where that is, would i love to check this out. >> thank you, kenya. fresh grocer markets make a great cheese stake as well, also good to know, keep them coming we love when we share what you have in your neck of the wood. >>> woodloch lodge in the pocono mountains. >> tracie singing. >> yes. d be stopped forht on a a short time this week because a large iguana was spotted on the scoreboard. of course, when they tried to remove it it took off running around the court. eventually it was a safe locati. >> wow. >> i have a squirrel problem. they are eating through plastic boxes to get through my pet food. >> squ

. >> brunswick, maryland.ey got 8 inches of snow. >> here's a picture from lj who writes snow is over, total looks like just under 10 inches. not bad. >> this picture. thinks there's about 8-inches on the ground in hagerstown. >> you can e-mail your pictures to us. yourpics@wusa9.com. or you can share them on our wusa9 facebook page or on twitter with the hashtag snowday9. >>> now to the results of our poll. do you wish that we had gotten more snow? >> 65% of people say yes. they're really bummed. i talked to someone today who said they hoped that we'd be snowed in for three days. i'm like no. not three days. that's too long. >> having three days off isn't bad. just depends what you do, i guess. >> exactly. >>> new at 6:00, virginia's governor calls in the national guard to help dig out people in one of the areas hardest hit by the storm. >> but up next in the wake of those thousands of flight cancellations, learn how people traveling can rebook their flights free of >>> at 6:30, one county's new social media

south brunswick township mayor frank gab tease passed away this morning after a brief illness he wass fourth term. he's remembered a tireless advocate for his township who devoted much of his life to improve the quality of life for the residents there. he was 81 years old. funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. >>> and are you using a tracking device to help you catch up on z's. why the product might actually be costly some people their re rest. president trump has spent several weekends at what he calls the winter white house. since he took office. democrats want to put his time at mirroring. >> on the books. >> monica. we have a few chances for rain over the next few days. i'll be mapping it all out for you coming up in a look at the full forecast. stay with us. now to the latest on the american health care debate. republicans are reeling after the president and house speaker ryan pulled the planned vote to repeal and replace obama care. fox's kevin cork takes a look at where the gop goes from here. >> reporter: yesterday wasn't a victory for the american people. it was

. >> see, i live in brunswick where it's in the mountains a little bit and we get even more snow.i'm not looking forward to that because i have an hour commute every day. i don't need it to turn into two hours. >> reporter: and driver after driver we found said to build extra time as you go out this morning no matter how it looks out there. a little bit of rain or snow, still build in that extra time and we are seeing more drops to fall. we know there's more to come. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> and justin mentioned how cold it is out there this morning and it's the same thing for millions of people all across the country. >> 30 million of us are under a winter weather advisory today. pictures from -- we'll show you some pictures from new york here. that's what you're seeing here where they're expecting snow. >> this all comes after a very warm winter. nbc's morgan radford has what it's like there. >> reporter: 39 million americans waking up this morning under a winter weather advisory as we expect to see heavy rain and snow pummel nine states throughout the country.

right now this is only on the main campus in new brunswick and it's not all bad.l still be chicken wings, but baked not fried. the director of dining services said it was actually students who wanted the healthy changes. >>> new at 5:00, a new restaurant is being built at the philadelphia zoo. a new york construction company was awarded the contract today. the restaurant will be able to seat 650 people inside and out with a beer garden on the roof. no word yet on when construction will begin. >>> next at 5:00, we continue to keep an eye on the heavy rain across our region. >>> also ahead at 5:00, new developments tonight in the deadly shooting at a new jersey turnpike rest stop. >>> plus we're following a death penalty case. what we learned in court today about the couple accused of killing a teenager. >>> i'm nbc10's keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. missing us on facebook? >> like nbc's page. >> from breaking news to weather, be the friend that knows it first. >> nbc10 news, count on it. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is

. >> bulington: check this is a famous game by morphy against count isowarde and duke of brunswick. in paris. this is paris. >> bobby poole: we teach history. we teach geography. we teach science. we teach math. we teach it all using the chess board. >> alfonsi: bobby poole is a part-time preacher and a full- time assistant chess coach for bulington. poole says there were doubts that bulington could succeed in mississippi. >> poole: all the statistics, everything you look at, mississippi is the poorest. it's the dumbest. it's the fattest. we know that the rest of the nation has that conception of us. >> parker: people said that country kids couldn't learn chess. >> alfonsi: and? >> parker: we showed 'iem different. >> benson: we proved them wrong. we proved 'iem wrong. >> alfonsi: proof came last spring in starkville, where bulington's team of mostly elementary school kids from franklin county faced off against much older high school players at the mississippi state championships. rebekah griffin was in the fifth grade. what was their reaction when they saw you, a little fifth grade

i have a constituent, michelle, from new brunswick, he's a survivor of childhood cancer. she lost her job due to a health condition in 2014-2015. as a result of the affordable care act and health exchange she was able to maintain affordable coverage and receive the care she needed to recover from the long-term effects of cancer. now michelle is back in the workplace, contributing to our economy. but how do i tell michelle and the more than 335,000 cancer survivors in new jersey that they will have the coverage to keep their cancer in remission? the answer is, i can't tell them that with this bill. because this bill doesn't help. this bill doesn't correct any of the things that my colleagues on the other side have talked about. they don't explain to us how it's helping, huh it's going to make a difference, because it's not. and because they also know it's not going anywhere. c.b.o. is going to come out next week with a score and it's going to show that it doesn't cey any money. won't meet the reconciliation requirements. it upsets me a great deal because we have people who

one of the busiest train stations on the brunswick line which is running this morning. heavy apartment complexes around here. 24 hour coffee shop. this has been a busy road this morning despite the weather conditions. it's no longer a busy road as police try to detour people away from the area. this say major reconstruction job. this traffic light is totalled and it's huge and blocking not only the road but blocking heavy pedestrian areas that will be used tomorrow morning when the buses and trains are running back in full service so keep an eye on it. >> good morning to you. >> good morning. >> tell us what your crews are doing to make sure that the roads are safe and passable today. >> so they are still out actively working this snow and ice and rain that's still falling so it's important to remember that the roads are not there yet. as this precipitation is still falling it's still going to be quite treacherous out there. the crews are out there and they are plowing where they can. where they have enough to push but beyond that that refreeze and accumulation keeps ha

. >> host: steve in east brunswick, new jersey. you're on booktv. >> caller: hi. how are you? hello? >> host: go ahead. we're listening. >> yes.os >> caller: i was wondering who some of dave barry's favorite authors are that write satire. >> guest: um, the -- i can tell you easily the writer who most influenced me -- thanks to my father -- is what robert benchley, and this is a guy that is almost unknown today as far as i can tell, but in the '20s, '30s, was probably if you asked literally in america who is the funniest person in the country they would sayay robert benchly. a theater critic and wrote wonderfully funny silly essays and my dad was a huge fan of his and around the house, we had robert benley anthologies and i discovered them when i was ten years old party and reading and it it was like thebes thing. couldn't believe a grownup wrote this. hilariouses stays. and i wanted to write like that. and from the beginning with wrote anything for my high school paper, my college paper, when i got -- could writemn columns for in the newspaper i tried to write like robert benl

. >> host: steve is in east brunswick new jersey. you are on booktv. >> caller: how're you? hello?>> host: please go ahead. we are listening. >> caller: pics i was wondering who some of dave barry's favorite authors are that write satire. >> guest: probably easily the writer of most influenced me, and it was thanks to my father, it was robert benchley. this is a guy that is almost unknown today as far as i can tell, but in the 20s, '30s was probably if you asked literally american who is the funniest person in the country they would say robert benchley. he was a brilliant guy. he went to harvard. he was a theater critic but he wrote just wonderfully funny, silly essays. and my dad was a huge fan of this. so we had when i was a kid, around the house robert benchley anthologies of his columns for "life" magazine, for "the new yorker." and i discovered him when i was maybe 10 years old and i started reading it. it was the best thing ever read. it was like i can believe a grownup wrote this. they were hilarious essays, and i wanted to write like that. from the beginning whenever i wrot