. >> reporter: gary didn't have your typical spring break, rutgers camden student returned from cuba to learn about urban development and was not what he expect. >> people down there really do have capitalism, we think that everything is, run by the government but it is not, it is not always the case. >> reporter: these days cuban life is less of the mystery to americans as president obama works to normalized relations. he is there as first u.s. president to visit cuba in nearly 90 years. >> incredible movement for obama. >> reporter: professor santiago guided rutgers trip and has been visiting cuba since 1907's. she says is there a growing desire for american trade and tourism. >> they love the united states. they love people from here. this trip i saw more of that, then you saw before. >> reporter: while some look at possible benefits, stormy relationships with cuba, others say president obama is making a mistake by visiting the country. they point out continued human rights violations and that the government in cuba is harboring terrorists. specifically new jersey police and elect

marc camden line, signal issues so allow extra time. >> thank you. that is the broadcast this morning. thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. >>> good morning. playing nice. >> i cannot believe how civil it's been up here. >> the republican for spresiden hopefuls abandon nasty insults and stick to the issues at last night's debate. while donald trump addresses accusations of growing violence at his campaign events. is he doing enough to discourage it? >>> states of emergency. rescues in the south as the death toll rises from the flooding. rivers swelling to all-time highs. no relief in sight. >>> final farewell. nancy reagan's funeral being held in california today. the former first lady

remember on marc, camden the only trains running on camden are 845, 851 and 846. >>> another controversy surrounding president obama's pick for the supreme court. the case he recused himself from that has some people why. >>> and attention shoppers, a grocery store coming to northern kathleen matthews: if we want to be heard, we need women in congress. it was the women who forced republicans to include women's health and contraceptive coverage in the affordable care act. in congress, i'll fight for pay equity, family leave and tougher gun safety laws. and, as an environmentalist, i'll work combat climate change. i know as a journalist and as a senior executive in business that when women are at the table, we get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment center

camden and lee avenue is closed. a man died there. driver of the red s.u.v.ff. >> a look at the golden gate bridge you can see the drizzle developing. it will turn into showers today. the big storm comes in this weekend tomorrow afternoon and evening and sunday afternoon and evening. here is a look at today, a few pockets of rain from 7:00 to 9:00 and then showers develop through the afternoon, and into the evening hours. be careful. >> we are looking at your bay bridge backup with metering lights at 5:30 and you are stacked up for 50-minute drive from highway 4 in hercules into san francisco so give yourself plenty of time and a new accident to report, southbound 17 blocking the lane of traffic here is give yourself plenty of time. the roads are slick. >> if i take bart prepare to get up close and personal with the person next to you, bart is down 80 trains following an electrical problem in the transbay tube, bart doesn't know what is cause this but said it is happening in the eastbound direction. >> take a look at fight at the santa county jail between the

this is from the store in camden county. a man and woman walk behind the clothing rack, bend down, police say they stuffed a bag full of clothing, the man exits the store. >>> a focus on public education in philadelphia right now city council is hosting a town hall, focused on how budget cuts are impacting schools. tonight's meeting happening at thomas edison high school in north philadelphia. >>> a contractor is facing charges in connection with a home improvement scam. police want to know if any one else fell for the game, james small accused of defrauding a woman out of $17,000. the woman paid for work that small never completed. >>> turning to the weather and a dreary day with gray skies over south philadelphia. nbc 10 at philly international airport where as you can see the clouds stretch all the way to center city there in the background. more clouds down the shore. nbc 10 in cape may where the sky and the waves are both painting the same gloomy picture. before long it will be gorgeous. headed to the shore. >> the sun

light flakes, falling on the flowers there in camden county. people we spoke with had a few choice words for old man winter as he rolls through town on this first day of spring. although he is not welcomed camden county's public works department is, preparing, at the salt shed in lindenwald officials said more than 100 pieces of equipment have been loaded and ready to treat roadways in time for the morning commute, if needed. >> we will make sure that all of the motorist that are out there that are or count/roads are passable, however, do keep in mind that if you are going to be on the roads, they will be roads that will be slick. so give yourself enough time to get to point a to point b. >> reporter: what do you say to old man winter right now. >> go away, and just let me have have my spring, already. >> reporter: yeah, i don't think she's the only one saying that today. now back here live and we are taking a look at the route 30. just wet right now. we have seen a few salt trucks drive by in the past five minutes. the clearly here at the leas

we have more about patty's efforts in camden today as part of our in-depth online experience.e also look at how heroin addiction leave's long lasting mental impact on family members of users find it at nbc10.com or nbc 10 app. >>> "nbc 10 news at 6:00" is next. >>> next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" a woman brought to tears. police threw her in jail. what police officers did to her that crossed the line. >>> you could hit roadblock if you plan on using hoverboards at jersey shore. next at 6:00. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now at 6:00, the terror in brussels is now tied to the paris attacks. tonight, we're learning new information about the bombers and nose those injured. i'm jacqueline london. >>> first, the budget battle is over in just days, money will start flowing through the state of pennsylvania. nearly nine months without a budget. today, governor tom wolf said, enough is enough. this afternoon he announced he will let it pass without his signature. lauren mayk joins us live. the math does not add up but he let the budget pass anyway. >> reporter: well, one of the b

northern camden county seeing this.e heavier batch heading into the ac expressway and atlantic county. and heavy downpours pushing over the maryland border and northern wilmington. northern suburbs have this, northern bucks and montgomery county. much of south jersey lighter rain. the heavier stuff is dieing down during the morning commute. the rest of the day looks gray and damp with shower activity. 49 in millville. 48 in cape may. 46 degrees in allentown with a bit of a breeze coming in off the ocean. on the bus stop, cloudy skies and wet conditions between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. keep the rain gear handy. ke

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it is not yet sticking to any road surfaces here in camden county. that's not stopping the salt trucks out here just in case getting ready for the overnight hours since we are expecting some accumulation in south jersey. the blueberry capital of the world a light dusting of snow falls on the crops. >> hopefully this is the last snow of the winter. >> we're hoping it is. we want the warm weather. >> reporter: residents say the first day of spring means usually looking ahead to harvest. blueberry picking starts in early june. >> feel like spring? >> not yet. not today. >> reporter: but this seems quite a while away. >> across south jersey, salt trucks getting a final winter run with a mix of rain and snow falling through the night. the concern going into the morning as to highways as people head to work and school. it's technically spring, but winter is getting the last laugh. >> reporter: and again, at this point the roads are fine. we have seen about a half dozen of these trucks going up and down this stretch of highway here on camden county, putting

you need to go to camden, new jersey.enge you to find an heirloom tomato. >> jordan: challenge accepted. okay. >> jordan: where's my prius? i accepted ester's challenge and set off to camden to find the heirloom to mato. where where's your organic section in do you have any farm-to-table or free-range eggs? where would that area be? i guess i'll keep poking around. >> people thought that poor people didn't want to eat healthy foods and turns out that's actually not true, it's just not there. >> maybe this is a little desertesque. has it been a mile yet? damn it, i forgot my fit bit! sugar ricereal, sugary sugar. where's the food? hey, i was noticing there's like a lot of sugary snacks. i'm looking for the organic food. >> no. why don't you have organic food? >> convenience store is closer, doesn't mean you have everything. >> jordan: why is cake mix more convenient than fresh produce? >> i challenge you to find an heirloom tomato in camden, new jersey. >> jordan: they're all processed! this is cheese is neither loyal sour

. >> san jose police are looking for a driver involved in a deadly crash at the intersection of camden and lee avenue, just re-opened after chosing for several hours. our reporter, john it o is at the scene. jap it? -- janet? >> s.u.v. vs. a truck ended in a crash behind me, one person died and now police are look for the other driver to get some answers >> san jose police arrived at camden and lee avenue shortly before 3:00 this morning and this was the scene they found: silver nissan frontier and red dodge coe lighted leaving the debris all over the streets including tires and bumpers. the driver of the silver truck died from the injuries. now police are looking for the driver of vehicle who ran. police confirmed they are still talking to several people who were around the area at time of the incident. they have detained a man for further questioning. he is believed to be somehow connected to the vehicle that fled. >> we are trying to figure out how he is related. >> this strip mall has been losing business all morning due to the closed off intersection. >> we can call customers and

we have live in camden county with more on the proposal. drew? >> reporter: this is going to work similar to jaywalking enforcement and penalties. too many people are getting hit by cars, getting injured. it's because, she says, they are distracted, looking at their phone instead of what is in front of them. no other state in our country has this law. other places have proposed it. similar bills failed in new york and illinois. under the new jersey measure, you cannot use the device unless they have hands free functions, if you are on a public road. if you are caught, 50 bucks or 15 days in jail. people have complained the proposal is unnecessary, it's a government overreach. the camden county lawmaker who wants it to pass says anything that stops this risky behavior is important. she's seeing more and more of it. that corresponds with the rising numbers of people getting hit out on the roads. it is unclear where it may go in the statehouse. it has been introduced, but not scheduled for a hearing. live in haddon township. >>> a three-day mourning

. >>> ann anne is live in camden county. karen rogers has traffic, and david murphy has storm tracker 6 live. good morning to all of you. >> reporter: good morning, this turns out to be a nuisance snowfall, mofort treated roads -- most of the treated roads appear to be wet. you can see that the snow right now is a broken pattern and the tail end of it is not that far away. we are expecting this to be an issue through the morning commute, but less and less so through the commute. in south jersey and delaware, you're dealing with snow and wet snow and rain snow showers until lunchtime. it will clear out sooner than that in philadelphia. the wide tail is down in washington. we'll see it break up and streak through toward the morning rush hour. winter weather advisory will expire until 9:00 a.m. it's up until 1:00 p.m. down the shore, that's where the last band may set up and hang in longer. we are below freezing most of the area. 29 in millville. 30 in in philadelphia. 29 in allentown. treated surfaces are holding up very well

we do have one batch right through portions of south philly, moved through camden now. this is just developed in last 15 minutes across portions of camden and gloucester counties. briefly heavy but not seeing the reports of lightning any more like earlier. and of course it's drying farther back to the north and west. as we go through the night tonight. it's going to continue to be unseasonably warm. but that's going to change. we've got winter chill on the way. and that includes the threat of snow over the weekend. that's coming with the seven day in a few minutes. >>> only nbc 10 there today when firefighters and police teamed up to rescue this woman right here from a burning building in south philadelphia. they used that construction ladder to bring her down carefully. this was the scene along north franklin. around 3:00, the woman is just fine. it not clear what caused the fire. >>> happening right now, parents are coming together to get answers about the death of a high school student in north philadelphia. the teenager died yesterday from meningitis. after school,

live in camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all right, cleve, thank you. and, police in north philadelphia are searching for a well dressed gunman who seriously injured a fast-food worker. this is surveillance video of the church's chicken on north broad street showing the alleged gunman in a hat. police say the man was valved in a southern al altercation, the suspect pulled gun, shot 19 year old employee three times after he tried to calm the situation. an eyewitness tells about the moments after that. he was talking to me, saying god, why me, why me, why me. and he was sweating. i was wiping the sweat off his head the whole time. i was with him the whole time until the ambulance came. >> police say the alleged gunman was in his 50's, with gray beard, if you recognize the man in the video, please call police right away. >>> police say a tired driver hit several parked cars early today in collingswood, camden county. it happened on crescent boulevard near taylor avenue about 3:30 this morning. the driver is being checked out. no word so far though on the e

reporting live from camden county. george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> stabbed with a screw driver and beaten with baseball bat that's what happened to a man in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood this afternoon. police say the two attackers one with a gun tried to hide inside a tattoo parlor. police arrested one of the men. it's not clear if police are still searching for a second suspect. >>> the pennsylvania spca rescued 17 dog and cats from filthy conditions inside a philadelphia home. nbc 10 on the scene on marsden street this morning. animal control officers removed 15 dogs and two cats. officers showed up after getting a tip from philadelphia police the animals were living in unsafe conditions. the spca calls it a case of animal hoarding. they're caring for all of the rescued animals. >>> now, to breaking news decision 2016. nbc news reports donald trump's sister received a threatening letter in the mail yesterday. sources say the letter demanded trump drop out of the race. mary ann trump barry is a federal appe

big delays on the camden line. alternate there if you formally take marc on the camden line this morning. >>> today former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest next to her husband in california. relatives of every president dating back to jfk will attend her funeral. >> they will include michelle obama, george w. bush and laura, nancy reagan's two children will speak along with tom brokaw, who was a family friend. mrs. reagan is said to have 34r5 planned every detail of her funeral. >>> a love story of the ages that's how a former white house butler remembers nancy and ronald reagan. >> he worked at the white house from 1980 to 1990. he says the former first lady respected her role, but her love for her husband was first. >> it was really heartwarming to see after all those years of marriage, that the look that she gave him, you could just tell -- i mean you could almost feel the intensity of the love reagan in one word, he said gracious. >>> as has been the case with other first ladies who have tied during

took a lot of folks to get home because of problems on the cka camden line. lanes tha will run is 845, 846. 395 south after seminary, two left lanes getting by the work zone. big look at the beltway, you can see everything is rolling along just fine. 270 at falls road, also problems. >>> i'm kristen wright at the live desk. breaking news first, some sort of situation involving police, a standoff in northern virginia, we have video in from overnight to show you. it happened in springfield. a lot of police activity. police serving a warrant apparently when a vehicle came toward an officer and hit one of their cruisers. this information coming from twitter from the fairfax county police department. police say they found two people in a car that had been shot. so a lot of questions to be answered. meagan fitzgerald is on her way there and we'll have more coming up. >>> and another breaking story this time in prince george's county. police found a man dead near the intersection of iverson street and 28th avenue last night. this is off of branch avenue in hillcrest

now i am camden, new jersey. i have more confidence in myself and i understand that sometimes changing is good. >> there you go. his essay will be published along with personal stories of courage by students from around the world. >>> yeah, may be hard to believe that two days from now it's going to be snowing at this time. we are in the 60s right now. but things are changing. we've got some showers that we've been tracking this afternoon, mostly light, colder weekend on the way and hours and hours of snow is going to fall for a lot of folks, going to be happy that a lot of it is going to melt as it falls. we've got sunshine out there across a good bit of the area. 63 degrees, still windy, gusting to 28 miles an hour now. and it's 5 degrees warmer than it was at this time yesterday. and yesterday was kind of mild. in the upper 50s to the low 60s. at the moment. 62 degrees in wilmington. 63 in millville and also in dover. we also got to the 60s right at the beaches, because of the west wind, that's the land breeze

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camden, 5 # degrees. st.matthew is right now at 53. at manning, 55 degrees and here in columbia, we are at 52. -- camden, 58 degrees. winds picking up out of the west at 1 miles per hour all thanks to the cold front draped right over the central part of the state. to the west, clearing skies but windy conditions. to the east of that, all the rain has pushed offshore. when the kids get out of school today, it will be mostly sunny. not as warm as yesterday but still warm nevertheless at 62 degrees. 57 in bishopville. expecting a high of 63. overnight tonight, temperatures at 35 in saluda. 37 in columbia. as we hit a high of 61 degrees late into the evening and overnight, rain chances come through ending early friday morning. friday's high, 62. up to 67 on sunday. 72 by monday and up to 78 degrees by tuesday afternoon. the roads are wet as you head out the door. let's check your road conditionsment looking at i-20 eastbound over by mile marker 66 and from i-77 clear across to malfunction junction traffic has been moving along. there is a

the sixers new practice facility will soon call camden home. the sixers provided this video of confrux uner day. the new facility expected to open in the fourth quarter of this year. >>> demonstrators came together this afternoon to protest temple university's proposed football stadium. they met during the board of trustees meeting. five students were allowed in. to learn more about the plans. protesters say it's a way to kick local residents out but temple officials say it will showcase the campus and grow Ñ economy. >> police in chester county released a new photo of that mask that was worn by a robbery suspect when he broke into a woman's home and tied her up. the robbery took place early sunday morning. police are looking for the man you see in this picture on the right. this is also the picture we showed you yesterday. he made off with jewelry, a car and an atm card. here's what's new. a clear picture of what that actual mask looks like. police hope that someone will recognize this unique mask since the suspect wore it from the scene of th

good morning, camden county. you are taking a live look at camden where it is a rainy, 46 degrees out there. bill henley is back with a look at what else you will see in a few minutes with the weather update. 6:44. villanova is going dancing in houston. >> the wildcats punched their ticket over the weekend in a nail biter. nova will face oklahoma now. the game will tip off at 6:09 saturday evening. the team returned to campus saturday as south regional champions. plenty of fans greeted the players and coaches when they got off the bus. they will have a rematch with oklahoma. a team they lost to by 23 points in december. coach, jay wright, knows the sooners will be tough. >> i would rather not play them because they are so good. but it's the final four. wherever you play, nay though they could embarrass us. if they get throwing threes, there is nothing you can do. >> jay wright will try to duplicate what this man did in 1995 when he led villanova to the finals. he said this squad reminds him of that team. >> it do

philadelphia getting a few sprinkles and into gloucester and camden counties.e rainfall won't be all day. the hour by hour futurecast shows at 8:00 this morning, more light rain and that light rain is going to taper off at times. but there's still a possibility. look at that line of showers right there. of seeing heavier downpours as we go into the noontime hour. those showers will be pushing out of pennsylvania by early in the afternoon. see the sun breaking through the clouds at that time. breaks of sunshine in delaware and south jersey. then finally those showers really start to taper off even more so later in the afternoon. it's not going to be an all-day rainfall. we'll get sunshine today. 64 degrees in camel back, fleetwood and pennsburg, 67 degrees. by this afternoon it will be drying out after the showers this morning. scattered showers for new hope, other areas as well. millville, smyrna, a possibility of showers, but no more than half an inch. upper 60s for malvern and wilmington at 70 degrees this afternoon in philadelphia. the weekend is looking pre

police were able to trace her to a home at 29th and clinton in camden after her 19-year-old niece whown the car but was a passenger at the time called authorities. >> she felt guilty and she decided to place a 911 call to central communications. the driver was unaware she was placing this call. >> once police arrived at the camden home, they say highland tried to escape out a back door but officers were waiting. her arrest gives quaison's family some sense of closure but they admit it's difficult. >> to hit someone like that and then leave them there like they was an animal or trash or whatever -- >> he could probably still be here if she stopped and helped him. she decided to keep going. >> reporter: so sad. now family members say quaison had the biggest heart. he was kind and compassionate and funny. susan highland is being held on $200,000 bail. police performed toxicology tests but are awaiting those results. friends and family are planning a vigil tonight candlelight vigil in quaison's honor at a camden park. iain, back to you. >> dawn, thank you. >>> the wind is dying down. litt

. >>> a special welcome home ceremony in camden county cherry hill. eye witt the necessary news new jersey reporter cleve bryan was there as the men in uniform reunited with their june forms. >> reporter: welcome committee rolled in the national guard armory in cherry hill wednesday to greet more than 120 soldiers. >> wow, wow. >> reporter: 328 police company completed a year long mote says to gone tan mow bay, cuba as the 328, a sem told receive honors for providing security at one of the world's most notorious prisons, families anxiously a awaited for that sweet last order, dismissed. >> the frenzy of powerful hugs and long awaited kisses, made the long journey, worth it. >> it feels great. >> one of the hardest things to leave the kids. >> very home sick but it was okay, we did what we had to do. now he is home. >> reporter: some soldiers are getting to know children born during their deployment. >> surreal so glad to be home to get back in this group. right budd. >> reporter: while members are overjoyed to be back home in the u.s. many don't have

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is at the police headquarters in camden with the concerns, alex? >> reporter: good evening, ukee. something interesting we found out that most camden county officers have cameras equipped to the front end of their tasers but not all of them are wearing them just yet, before that happens, they got input from those that they served. watch is being kept not overhead with you at ground level. >> i have been wearing this for approximately, two months now. >> reporter: camden county police officer tyrel bagbias part of the body camera program. >> i advice them they are on camera and they are totally fine witt. >> as long as you are being protected. >> when they turn them off, they turn them back on and leave them on. >> reporter: that is kind of input that the department is looking for, before em parking on a full roll out. >> if the person doesn't want it recorded should officer become pulled to turn it off. should the officer tell people when they are recording? these types of questions, that we're seeking answers to to get a sense of what the fl

showers in parts of gloucester and camden counties. mostly very light rain. this extends into burlington county this morning. most of it will be gone for the morning commute, clearing through the afternoon. temperatures in the 50s north and west through the lehigh valley, 57 allentown, mid-60s philadelphia, comfortable, mid-to-low 60s south jersey and delaware. as we go through the morning, cooler, 57 by 8:00, by noon only in the low 60s. we'll see a much cooler day than we had yesterday. yesterday we hit another record high of 82. not today, though, that's yot coming back for quite a while. we'll take a look at your forecast and your weekend. >> things are looking good on the majors. behind me, 76 at montgomery drive. this is the eastbound lane as you head into center city philadelphia. your drive time is really great, about 13 minutes as you make your way between the blue route and the vine. turning to 95, southbound between woodhaven and the vine, 13 minutes, northbound, the same, 12 minutes in that direction. there is overnight construction around girard

you might have caught a glimpse of a camden county man.ook. ♪ >> the bugler in that scene was gloucester township's greg murphy. the retiree regularly volunteers his time as a bugler at funerals for military service members. this time, he used his talents on screen. we talked to him about how he got the job. >> saw a call that said looking for someone who owns a bugle. i said, i own a bugle. i have it right here. >> murphy said he's probably played "taps" 300 times. murphy is not a veteran but says this is how he can honor others who have served our country. what an amazing thing. that's a gift and a talent that few people have anymore. >> absolutely. >> the fact that he contributes it to military families. >> "taps" was played at my grandfather's funeral. >> was he a set ran? >> he was, absolutely. >> there you go. thanks, katy. >>> "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> right now on "nbc 10 news today," tracking know. here's a live look at the comcast center in philadelphia. we are tracking lig

cydney long live in camden with reaction. i'm sure they havemenhavemen pl say. >> reporter: voters are not mincing words how they feel about governor christie's recent comments, behavior and ex-pregnants. but most upset, his absentee record. >> our nation is in serious trouble. >> reporter: so apparently is governor chris christie. voters say it appears christie is letting all of the air out of his political future. >> he came to realize he made a mistake endorsing trump. >> reporter: christie's approval rating in new jersey went down since he endorsed trump. then six new jersey newspapers banded together super tuesday, hours ahead of long face, publishing a no confidence editorial calling on christie to resign. voters didn't miss it. >> i saw the headline. >> reporter: if anyone acted the way christie has on the job, for example, monday, telling reporters, quote, he didn't feel like answering questions, they would be let go. >> i wish he could get fired because if you're not doing your job, you're not on your job, what's goi

. >>> new this morning, a gunman shot a man several times on the streets of camden. police found the wounded man at collins road last night he was taken to cooper university hospital. else a man in his late 20s, they are searching for who shot him and looking into the reasons why. >>> another gunman opened fire in west philadelphia and stray bullet struck and killed an 18-year-old woman. we are hearing from the family and friends of the teen this morning. annie mccormick is live at police headquarters with that story. annie? >> reporter: matt, homicide detectives have no one in custody, but they are looking for any information that will lead to an arrest. family members of the victim say the bullet that struck and killed the west philadelphia teen was not intended for her. >>> an emotional plea from family and friends of the 18-year-old who was killed saturday night by a stray bullet. >>> you took a life that did not to be taken for something stupid. turn yourself in so her mother and the rest of the family can have justice and peace. >> reporter: she had a promising

that our crash in camden in the southbound lanes of 676 approaching collings avenue, that's been pushedff to the side. so not such a big deal there. but there is still the overturned vehicle accident to watch out for in burlington county. southbound lanes of 295 at 130 bordentown the left lane is blocked. occupants of the vehicle are out of the vehicle but emergency crews are on the scene. if you want to use 130 or the new jersey turnpike they both look fine but 295 has those issues early on this tuesday morning. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> a new jersey state trooper stopped at a scene on i-295 and then was hit by a vehicle himself. we're being told he's seriously hurt. we've been watching this story closely and gathering the latest details. let's go over to annie mccormack live outside cooper university hospital. that's where the officer is being treated. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam. well, the accident happened last night. he was taken here. the trooper rather was taken here to cooper hospital. now aches want to show you some video that we took just withi

asbury park, camden. all of my home state.way, we'll once again be magic. i hope i'm there to see it. >>> the push for answers after the arrest of this key suspect in the paris terror attacks. we have team coverage this hour live from the french capital and from the scene of the dramatic capture. >>> 88 years after the last u.s. presidential visit, barack obama gets set to touch down in cuba. we'll tell you how improved relations with washington are changing the island nation. >>> while human rights come to the fore in havana, some are worried about restrictions right here in the united states. details of a divisive new legislation, a new bill on religious liberty in the state of georgia. >>> live from world headquarters in atlanta, cnn rumor starnewsr right now. >>> good day to you. we begin with the latest on the only surviving suspect of the deadly terror attacks in paris. he made a confession, but prosecutors don't think that he is telling the whole truth. salah abdeslam said he played a key role but backed out of plans to

farce marc, brunswick and camden, they have added some extra trains on brunswick and camden to alleviate that congestion. vre, manassas, fredericksburg running on normal. 395 south after seminary, left lane blocked. we'll take a look at the beltway in a couple minutes. >>> a lot of emotion about the big story and the impact on edge. and some of told just want the system fixed others angry. >> i realize it's risk. i realize there was an accident a year ago but it's not like a big airport crashed into a mountain. >> the man spoke wi stone after the announcement was made. show marie also talked to commuters after the system closed last night. one said he's not looking forward to the commute today. >> people have no notice, they haven't planned their route well, i think it will be more day chaotic than need to be if people had been given a few days to do some planning. >>> and thousands of you are going to have to find a new way to get to work this morning with metrorail completely shut down. here are other options, marc and vre will run normal schedules today. marc plans to add extra trains