supervisor farrell and his campaign staff spoke with the f p pc some of the ethics commission and the chris lee operated this committee is not just completely not true what the f p pc fined he sent that overwhelms out one to solicit donors but explicitly said there was no involvement with the supervisor farrell consulate with any overwhelms or phone calls that he was involved for a short moment of time at the beginning to include where you call it a statute of limitation or the other ethicable e stop not okay to start an investigation about matters that happened two election cycles ago when the complaint was received by this commission almost 5 years ago and especially, when this commission staff participated in the interviews 3 years ago i want to conclude by reading a quotation if you'll humor me from the chair of the f p pc at the meeting just two, that months ago the f's p pc was considering to levy final side against certain violations that happened several years ago there were annexations of allegations of fraudulent conceal they said they're applicable what our considering and the chair

chris chriskrischristi appointee responded, got it. what unleashed was traffic armageddon. a planned traffic began that paralyzed fort lee for four days. before somebody stopped it when they figured out what was happening. today, the recipient of the time for traffic problems e-mail, david wildstein, pled guilty along with chris christie's chief of staff, and bill baroni. the collie of them plodded to purposefully cause the traffic jam on the george washington bridge in order to quote, punish the mayor of fort lee for not endorseing chris christie in his reelection bill. they waited until the first day of school in order to maximize the traffic congestion in fort lee and, thus the punishment of the mayor. the guilty plea by david wild wildstein was announced today. >> bill baroni bridget kelly and david wild skpn ste trkswildstein were government employees. they have an obligation to use government resources, our resources, for proper government purposes. the indictment alleges, and wildstein admitted they did something different. they used the resources of the port authority, public resources, to carry out a vendetta an

traffic jam on the george washington bridge in order to quote, punish the mayor of fort lee, democrat for not endorsing chris his re-election bid that year. they purposely waited until the first day of school in new jersey in order to maximize the traffic congestion in fort lee and, thus the punishment of the mayor. the guilty plea by david wildstein was announced today. >> bill baroni, bridget kelly and david wildstein were government employees. they were public servants. people in those positions have an obligation to use government resources, our resources, for proper government purposes. the indictment alleges, and wildstein admitted these three defendants did something different. they used the resources of the port authority, public resources, to carry out a vendetta and political retribution against an official who would not endorse the candidate of their choice. >> it was a jolt it was a punch in the gut to me to hear an individual plead guilty and subject themselves to a potential jail term for conducting himself in an intentional way to get to me. you want to get me, get me. but two things. don't, d

chris christie. according to bloomberg he'll plead guilty to unspecified criminal charges. e-mails show wildstein ordered lane closures to, quote, create traffic problems in ft. lee, new jersey. governor chris christie has denied he had anything to do with the closures and has not been implicated. ft. lee's mayor claims it was done as retribution because he did not endorse christie's re-election bid. >>> nbc news learned that the barack obama presidential library will be built in chicago. columbia university in new york and honolulu offered bids for it. the library is expected to be connected to the university of chicago. the final site has yet to be decided. >>> the 80th annual nfl draft took place in the windy city. the buccaneers chose florida state quarterback jameis winston. in 2013 he became the youngest player to win the heisman trophy, helped his team win the bcs national championship. winston celebrated the draft with his family in alabama. he could not resist poking a little fun at his past. he posted this image on instagram with a nice serving of crab legs with the caption, thanks, captain, for the legs. likely a reference to when winston was cited for

it's expected to be retaliation for the mayor of fort lee not supporting chris christie for his run forernor. they're trying to see if they shut down the lanes as political pay back. governor christie denied having any advanced knowledge of the lane closures which they called a traffic study. governor christie not facing any charges. david wildstein's attorney not saying whether or not he will come down here and if he'll be copying a plea today. chris, back to you. >>> tracy strahan reporting in new york. today u.s. federal transportation officials will unveil new rules for tanker cars that carry crude oil for trains. it's phasing out or ret crow fitting the older tanker cars while building newer ones with thicker walls and stronger valves. many argue that move is long overdue. older tank cars may have played a role in explosions and fires in past derailments. >>> beware of the boom. artillery training could make the ground shake for people living nearby today. training starts at 7:00 this morning. the base straddled burlington and ocean counties. for eight days the new york army nation

joining me penny lee chris frates who has been tasked with reading those e-mails, and kristin soltis, let me go to you first. have you read through all of these e-mails that were recently released? if so i apologize because it's a holiday weekend. >> it was a holiday weekend and that's probably part of the reason why they came out, right? it was a friday before a long weekend. so we went through the 300 e-mails and there were no bombshells. there was nothing that indicated that hillary clinton knew of any kind of stand down order, that there was any kind of stand down order, that any arms were coming through benghazi. no smoking guns. >> the conspiracy -- >> the spon sir si theories. and democrats were quick to say this is why we've already been through this. this is an exercise in futility. now, republicans, on the other hand on that benghazi committee that's looking into what happened there is saying well there's a lot of questions. there was e-mails about security during benghazi in 2011 and in 2012. we need to continue to look into that. and there was also a little flavor for how

chris. >> john adams, harry truman and now you've discovered it's like discovering the statue of liberty like lee iacocca and there it was all the time we grew up reading the landmark series, "the wright brothers," how do you do this? how do you find the iconic american story that others have walked past and not stopped to examine? >> i don't know. i've reached a stage in my working life and in my life when i'm look ging back at what i've been doing. i never thought too much about is there a theme or is there the repeating approach or whatever but i realize that almost everybody that i've written about was out to accomplish something difficult against the odds, against public opinion or even against -- in the face of public ridicule but would not give up. george washington would not give

lee zeldin: when i visited here, chris gibson was one of my officers. i remember in 2010, i member thinking then, if i was elected as part of that class there are a lot of different factors to it. it might still just be the army in me, but i have an air mattress put down, and it is all good. host: let's talk about emptying the -- the e-mail box thing. what are your favorite parts of being a member? rep. lee zeldin: i have honestly enjoyed every minute of every day. while i am here, i don't spend my time wishing i was at home and when im and wrong, i do not spend my time trying to wish i was in these the it is a privilege to serve. a two-year term goes by quickly. i think you should stop being a member when you are stepping on the house floor or walking in the capital where it loses that feeling, and you lose the appreciation for the history of the institution and for me, i really do enjoy that part of it, being able to walk into the united states capital. host: you mentioned the agenda on the list. three committee hearings to attend to. does it ever fee

chris hayes. msnbc's germane lee and with city heads into the third night of a curfew, we have major twomts todaydie gray who died on april 19th after sustaining fatal injuries while in police custody. police announced this morning they graduated their findings to the state's attorney who was just sworn in in january. it will be up to her office to decide whether to pursue charges. police also revealed that the police van carrying gray made a previously undisclosed stop on its way to the station,

chris hayes. msnbc's germane lee and with city heads into the third night of a curfew, we have major twomts today in the case of freddie gray who died on april 19th after sustaining fatal injuries while in police custody. police announced this morning they graduated their findings to the state's attorney who was just sworn in in january. it will be up to her office to decide whether to pursue charges. police also revealed that the police van carrying gray made a previously undisclosed stop on its way to the station, discovered only after reviewing footage from a privately owned camera. today a local abc station in washington d.c. reported new accounts of freddie gray's injuries from anonymous law enforcement sources who claim "the medical examiner found gray's catastrophic injury was caused when he slammed into the back of the police transport van apparently breaking his neck a head injury he sustained matches a bolt in the back of the van." the identity of the mist ear where yous second prisoner who was in the van with gray the subject of a very controversial washington post report has now been

pleaded guilty to orchestrate september 2013 traffic jam to punish the mayor of fort lee, new jersey for not endorsing chris christie's reelection. for his cooperation he faces two federal charges while prosecutors are pursuing nine counts against bridget kelly and bill barron. >> they deliberately waited until monday september 9th which was the first day of school in fort lee to ratchet up injury to residents. >> reporter: authorities say kelly, christie's former deputy chief of staff ed barone appointe to the new york and new jersey worked with wildstein to cover up their plot as a traffic study. they say wildstein's account of what happened isn't true. >> did he not commit any of the acts for which he stand accused. by contrast, no one disputes that david wildstein is a criminal and a liar. >> i am not a liar and i never lied to anyone about the george washington bridge issue. >> reporter: u.s. attorney paul fishman says barron, wildstein and kelly are only people being charged with the conspiracy to create a traffic jam. he would not comment on a connection to the house in governor christie and governor

lee zeldin: when i visited here, chris gibson was one of my commanders. i remember in 2010, i member thinking then, if i was elected as part of that class, there are a lot of different factors to it. it might still just be the army in me, but i have an air mattress put down, and it is all good. host: outside of emptying the e-mail box thing. what are your favorite parts of being a member? rep. lee zeldin: i have honestly enjoyed every minute of every day. while i am here, i don't spend my time wishing i was at home, and when i am home, i do not spend my time trying to wish i was in these the it is a -- spend my time wishing i was in d.c.. it is a privilege to serve. a two-year term goes by quickly. i think you should stop being a member when you are stepping on the house floor or walking in the capital where it loses that feeling, and you lose the appreciation for the history of the institution, and for me, i i really do enjoy that part of it, being able to walk into the united states capital. host: you mentioned the agenda on the list. three committee he

lee didn't endorse chris christie's re-election and the prosecutors aren't saying among who the three would have matter of minded or come up with that scheme but it does raise a basic question that nobody addressed to me. where would the impulse to do something like that come from in the first place? i mean it's such an uncommon extreme, disproportionate response to a mayor of a town of 30 people not endorsing you. where does an idea like that originate in the first place? >> the u.s. attorney today failed to kind of present a narrative of how this all went down. we don't know what preceded the traffic e-mails from bridget kelly that was allegedly the order to shut down the lanes. we don't know whether this was part of a coordination with the christie campaign, the -- the -- there was some question about whether the christie campaign folks may not have been able to be charged because they weren't in a public position or maybe they weren't involved in this at all. fisherman did not -- the fisherman -- the u.s. attorney did not divulge any more details besides what's in the indictment a

staff for governor chris christie to create gridlock by intentionally shutting down several lanes of the george washington bridge. he said it was payback against the mayor of ft. leew jersey, that mayor refused to endorse chris christie for re-election. two other officials accused will go to court on charges next week. >> i am not guilty of these charges. >> i never ordered or conspired to close or realign lanes of the bridge for any reason. >> many believe christie knew about the plot. he denies any involvement and has not been charged. >>> the death toll in nepal rose sharply today. more than six people are now dead. government officials say the death toll could reach as high as 15,000 people. crews continue to search through the rubble. the head of the union delegation says a thousand are still missing and unaccounted for. officials say most are trekking around the country and what's left of a parking structure. the watergate parking structure collapsed this morning. that's the same spot where an informant leaked information leading to the water gate scandal. emergency crews are working to search in the rubble in case people are inside. other injuries are minor

wildstein who work at the port authority admitting he did snarl traffic in fort lee to punish the city's mayor for not endorsing chris christie's second term as governor. christie and other top aids bill baroni and bridget ann kell wl slapped with a nine count indictment but kelly says she's still innocent. >> i never ordered or conspired with david wildstein to close or realign lanes at the bridge for any reason, much less for retribution. >> kelly and baroni will be in court monday to face charges. meantime governor christie is using twitter to argue that today's court action shows he had no knowledge of the scheme. >> a different kind of rally through the streets of philadelphia today. hundreds of community activists and low wage workers marching together in the fight for 15. more labor groups joining the annual may day rally this year. they're behind a movement that aims to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. the march beginning with low wage workers outside of mcdonald's and then moving through west philadelphia to clark park and while it may not be obvious organization organizers say the violent protests and

lee for failing to endorse chris christie's re-election. friday two of christie's top aides indicted and third pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud. and his lawyer talked afterwards about his client. >> i had made the statement on behalf of mr. wildstein in january of 2013 that mr. christie knew of the lane closures while they were occurring and evidence exists to establish that. >> christie's office as soon as these indictments and guilty pleas came out said that he has been cleared. has he been? is he off the hook now? >> certainly nothing came out so far from the official documents now the defense lawyer is talking like a defense lawyer and that's his prerogative and duty but it could have been a bad day for mr. christie and it wasn't. mr. christie came off a wonderful high as head of the republican governor's association getting all of those republican governors ee leked and it's been downhill since because he's been the chief casualty of jeb bush's entry into the race. jeb bush has an advantage, that is he's unemployed in the s

lee whose mayor didn't endorse chris christie. david wildstein's guilty plea came yesterday.dstein's lawyer says that wildstein's cooperating in the ongoing investigation and evidence exists that christie did know about those closures and that wildstein is prepared to provide details. this contradicts christie's denials. he said this was all done without his knowledge. what will this dofor his fundraising and any potential campaign? >> this scandal is by no means over by governor chris christie. this is a stunning remarkable turn around from an early presidential frontrunner for the republican party. now clearly weeks before he has to make a final decision about whether to get into an already crowded republican presidential field, you've got the ghost of bridge gate still hanging over him. it's his word against one of his former political allies in a high stakes game of political finger pointing. at the time when governor christie needs to change the political narrative, these bridge gate headlines are dogging his political career. >> the "new york post" today, bridge gate cl

. >> mary lee probably has more followers on twitter than i do. thanks chris.u're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> "nbc 10" breaking news. >>> breaking news people rushed to get outside after another strong earthquake hit nepal today. we'll have the latest on the damage done by this earthquake. >>> off to a partly cloudy start. get ready. it will be a hot afternoon. good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. it's steamy in the studio. let's get to first alert meteorologist bill henley. >> good morning, vai. the temperatures are starting to climb into the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. starting to see some sunshine. a little light fog in the air as you can see from riverton. that is a live view. water is calm. very little wind. that is going to change this afternoon. the wind will help cool things down for tomorrow. today, a different story. temperatures going the other direction. 68 degrees in philadelphia. not as warm as yesterday but very close. we should be in the low 50s this time

lee for failing to endorse chris christie's re-election. on friday two of his top aides were indicted and a third pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud and his lawyer talked after about his client. >> i made a statement in january of 2013 that chris christie knew of the lane closures, while they were occurring and evidence exists to establish that. >> george mason, chris christie's office as soon as the indictments and plays came out said he has been cleared. has he been? is he off the hook? >> nothing cam identity so far from the official documents. the defense lawyer is talking like a defense lawyer there and that is his progressive and duty but, in fact, it could have been a bad day for chris christie and it wasn't. mr. christie came off a wonderful high as head of the republican governors association getting all the republican governors elected and it hand downhill since in part because he has been the chief casualty of jeb bush's forceful and swift entry into the race. jeb bush has an advantage. he is unemployed. he is not in of

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chris hayes. with me from baltimore is msnbc's trymaine lee. we have major developments in the case of freddie gray, who sustained fatal injuries. baltimore police handed over the results of their investigation to the states attorney who was just sworn in in january. it will be up to her office to decide whether to pursue charges. police also revealed that the police van carrying gray made a previously undisclosed stop on its way to the station, discovered only after reviewing foot and from a privately owned camera. today a station reported new information on injuries who claimed that they found gray's catastrophic injury was caused when he slammed into the back of the police transport van, apparently breaking his neck. a head injury he sustained matches a bolt in the back of the van. and the mysterious second prisoner who was in the van with gray has now been revealed. today he spoke to an investigative reporter in baltimore. we will have that exclusive, extended interview just ahead. you and i were talking last night when we were out in front

lee, new jersey because he didn't endorse chris christie's campaign.secutors adding the closures were timed in a very specific way to have maximum impact. >> they chose not to execute the plan during midaugust, which is traditionally a light month for traffic. they waited until monday september 9th which they knew was the ninety-first day of-- first day of september. >> the they are three former top allies of governor chris christie. bridget kelly, his deputy chiefs of staff who wrote the infamous time for traffic problems in fort lee. bill beroany. they were indicted on nine counts of conspiracy also fraud and other related charges. and david wildstein who pleaded guilty to lesser charges for his role in allegedly conspiring to close the bridge. >> these three defendants did something else entirely. they agreed to and did use the resources of the port authority to carry out an vendetta and exact political retribution against a official who would not endorse the candidate of their choice. >> and now wildstein is key to that case that prosecutors will b

chris christie fired wildstein and brigette kelly when they ordered gridlock against revenge when they plotted against the mayor of fort lee. >>> fast food workers will begin their call for action at 40th and walnut for higher wages this afternoon. >>> leon watson of north philadelphia is accused of molesting five of his young players and one developmentally delayed adult. he could spend life in prison. >>> a could workers beat a co-worker in front of her son. onlookers reported the attack. only her young son tried to come to her defense. >>> the replaces jeremy maclin who left in free agency and gives sam bradford someone to throw touchdown passes. >> 20th pick in the 2015 nfl draft philadelphia eagles select nelson egalar wide receiver, usc. >> you hear him say mariota. coach may have tried to trade him up but in the end it didn't happen. the draft continues tonight. the "action news" sports team has a special draft breakdown after "action news" at 11:00. >> reporter: the avengers age of ultron was relesioned overnight. the action cam was at the north broad street overnight. many movie goers gave the film rave reviewers

chris hayes. with me from baltimore is msnbc's trymaine lee.pments in the case of freddie gray, who sustained fatal injuries. baltimore police handed over the results of their investigation to the states attorney who was just sworn in in january. it will be up to her office to decide whether to pursue charges. police also revealed that the police van carrying gray made a previously undisclosed stop on its way to the station, discovered only after reviewing foot and from a privately owned camera. today a station reported new information on injuries who claimed that they found gray's

lee, green party 1414. communities united party, 52. chris summers, labour party 11 ,816. >> he is back, boris johnson is in an oxbridge. let's just have a look, i suspect that will tell the story of the night. boris has comfortably got in. let's hear what he's got to say. >> there are more counties than anywhere else as you can see. i want to pay particular tribute to everyone who's been out campaigning with me in the last few weeks and months. i think it has been a fantastic campaign in london. we have seen some extraordinary results come in and we can be very proud indeed of all we have achieved. i want to thank all the people from that wonderful counsel who have been out with me time and time again on the streets of london. and i want to thank marina, who has thrown herself into this campaign with unprecedented enthusiasm, in spite of the fact that today, as i have just remembered, is our wedding anniversary. she thought i had forgotten that one. i want to pay particular tribute to the great sir john randall. [applause] a wonderful servan

. >> reporter: mary lee was among a group of sharks tagged by chris fischer and a group of researchersured the moment when a white shark named jeanne became the first of her species tag in north atlantic waters. a few days later mary lee was caught and a satellite-enabled tag was affixed to her dorsal. researchers receive a pin even time her fin reaches the surface. public interest in sharks has wavered between fear and fascination but as mary lee the shark keeps tweeting they hope to learn more about one of the most powerful and vulnerable. >> we're giving her a voice and others around her. >> reporter: at last check mary lee was pretty much hang linglinging linging out here on the jersey shores. we tweeted her telling her she's going to be on "cbs this morning." so far norah, no response. >> she's businessy. >> she's busy. >>> straight ahead how we'll be taking news to new height this week. any guesses? >>> plus a controversial woman's worlds. how she's answering critics >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by plenti. lots of places lots of points. one rewards p

lee surrendered to grant in 1865. [drumroll] >> shoulder. shoulder. arms! to the rear! two paces! march! >> [indiscernible] accouterments. >> brigade! forward! march! >> my name is chris roberts and i'm from weaverville, north carolina. my portrayal will be the commanding officer of the 26 north carolina infantry. the commander was in the hospital south around north carolina. at the moment, i'm commanding the first battalion. this is my 30th year of reenacting. i have been through the 125th anniversary ceremony and continued until now. who knows if i will be around for the 175th, but it is on that course, i suppose. >> how has reenacting changed the last 30 years? chris roberts: with the internet, it's easier to find information, detailed information, a lot more information about quartermaster records and images of soldiers. in the days prior to that, it was difficult to find that information. you would have to travel to archives. now it's much easier to communicate with folks. the authenticity has increased immensely, down to minute details of buttons being reproduced and blankets. there are many pieces now that would be difficult to tell from the original. the good

was part of the three person plot to create a traffic jam in fort lee, new jersey to punish the the mayor for not endorsing governor chris christie's reelection campaign. at alleged conspirator are bridget kelly former deputy chief of staff to christie and bill barone a christie a appointe to the port authority of the new york and new jersey. >> that calculated scheme created havoc for his constituent is a and violated various criminal laws. >> reporter: wildstein and barone used the guides of the traffic study to do port authority staff in closing toll lanes at the famously busy george washington bridge. >> they deliberately waited until monday, september 9th which they knew was the first day of school in fort lee to further ratchet up the injury, to fort lee's resident. >> reporter: authorities say that the three deliberately ignored pleas from help and maintained traffic study live as long as they could. grand jury indicted kelly and barone of nine count of abusing their positions. bridget kelly had this poncz in the last hour. >> i am not stupid. i'm not weep i insecure, unqualified, or overwhelmed. i believe i was a

lee zeldin: when i visited here, chris gibson was one of my officers. remember in 2010, i member thinking then, if i was elected as part of that class, there are a lot of different factors to it. it might still just be the army in me, but i have an air mattress put down, and it is all good. host: outside of entering -- emptying the e-mail box thing. what are your favorite parts of being a member? rep. lee zeldin: i have honestly enjoyed every minute of every day. while i am here, i don't spend my time wishing i was at home, and when i am home i do not , spend my time trying to wish i was in these the it is a privilege to serve. a two-year term goes by quickly. i think you should stop being a member when you are stepping on the house floor or walking in the capital where it loses that feeling, and you lose the appreciation for the history of the institution, and for me, i really do enjoy that part of it, being able to walk into the united states capital. host: you mentioned the agenda on the list. three committee hearings to attend to. does it ever feel

later revealed the closures were part of a plan by members of governor chris christie's administration to punish the mayor of forte leelection. the bird flu turned up at five more farms in iowa. if confirmed by the government the total number of american cases could top 20 million birds, making this the biggest bird flu outbreak in bird flu history. >>> generic drugs are the most used medicines in medicare's prescription drug program, however, more money is spent on brand name drugs led by the heart burn treatment nexium. in 2013 astrazeneca nexium accounted for $2.5 billion in drug spending in the medicare program. >>> president obama picked the university of chicago to host his future presidential library. the university beat out the president's alma mater columbia university and university of illinois. no word on specifically where that library will be located. that is the cnbc news update at this hour. back to you guys. >>> one of the top gainers on the s&p expedia cutting revenues and gross profit as expected. it's the growth in leading metrics that's pleasing investors. known to be the most lucrative of them all

chris christie's top appointee at the port authority. he is accused of shutting down the george washington bridge for several days in 2014 and brought traffic to a halt in ft. lee believed to have been pay back to the mayor who did not endorse christie for re-election. the governor is not expected to be charged. >>> governor christie meantime has declined to comment on the guilty plea, is he attending fundraisers in virginia and maryland today as he weighs a possible presidential run. >>> we now know the name of a woman shot and killed in montgomery county tonight, briann francisco was shot in front of her home on karen's court, she died at the hospital. the body of a 56-year-old man was found inside of the home and appeared to have a sex inflicted gunshot wound authorities are not releasing his name. >>> we are learning more information about a deadly crash near the jersey shore that happened before 11:30 this morning in egg harbor township atlantic county, police say that 21-year-old brandon selig lost control of his car and hit a tree and overturned. both he and his passenger had to be pulled from the wreckage, selig died at the scene. >>> firefighters had t

chris christie appointee, admitted it was done on purpose. >> a deliberate and illegal scheme to reduce the access lanes from three to one in order to punish the mayor of ft. lee for not endorsing governor christie ere-election. >> reporter: wildstein pled guilty to two counts of conspiracy in a plea deal and while two co-conspire stons, former chief of staff bridget kelly and bill baroni were indicted on three charges. the indictments allege the trio concocted the plan, waited for the first day of school to maximize disruption and then repeatedly ignored the mayor's concerns about public safety. wildstein says he got the order from kelly in an e-mail. time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. >> david wildstein is a liar. >> reporter: kelly breaking her silence for the first time in 16 months. both she and baroni deny the charges. >> i never ordered or conspired with david wildstein to close or realign lanes at the bridge for any reason. additionally, for the indictment to suggest that i was the only person in the governor's office who was aware of the george washington bridge issue is ludicrous. >> reporter: governor christie responded in a statement. today

between the agency that runs the bridge and new jersey chris christie's deputy chief of staff who all worked together to bring the burro of fort leese maximum disruption by starting on the first day of school. the reason for this according to an indictment retribution against the mayor of fort lee for refusing to endorse christie's 2013 election bid. >> next to him, congressman leonard lanes, representing new jersey's seventh district. let me. >> his lawyer goes outside and says yeah, chris christie knew about this at the time. do you think that chris christie knew about this? >> i still don't know that. i looked at this inside and out. deals with my constituents although other things have happened beyond the bridge i'm more concerned about the city zens of fort lee. product going from place to place, you talk about pretty serious business. we will allow the judiciary system to do what it has to do in terms of brigette kelly and mr. baroni. wine winestein has pleaded guilty to many charges. we will see what he has to say in what comes from this. i think the governor has been exposed through all of this. whether he is guilty of kno

. >>> two of governor chris christie's former aids are due in court accused of conspiring to punish the mayor of fort lee for failing to back christie's reelection. the alleged punishment closing lanes on the george washington bridge it has become known as bridge gate. christie's former department chief of staff bridget ann kelly and bill bar ron are set to appear in a courtroom in newark later today. former port official david wildstein pleaded guilty to conspiracy on friday. the trio was indicted last week. the christie has maintain his innocence and has not been charged. >>> in just ten days thousands of people have taken advantage of the new bike share program. >> ride indego has been a instant hit with people all over the city of philadelphia fox's jennifer joyce is live outside the marriott in downtown near one of those docking stations. now jen we hear they plan to expand this program. >> reporter: they are already talking about expanding it. if you have been out in the city and seen blue bikes, people riding around on the blue bikes or noticed a docking station. the this is one of 70 across the c

chris christie, one of the three, former port authority official david whinestein plead the guilty to deal with prosecutors saying he and the other two defendants engineered huge traffic jams at the george washington fwlij fort lee to get even with a local mayor. christie's former deputy chief of staff called wildstein a liar and said she would clear her name. a man in bristol township suffered unspeakable hardship this week. both from natural tragedy in napal and two horrific events at home of the manmade variety. annie mccormick is live at pioneer gas station on route 14 bristol township, annie, what's the story here? >> well, jim, he left napal because of political conflicts he had. he was hoping his wife and son would come here to the u.s.. they were reported missing during the earthquake and this week the only connection to him and his family, his phone, was stolen during armed robbery at the gas station where he works. two armed robbers hit this pioneer gas station in bristol township days apart in two separate crimes. monday around 8 naem suspect name armed with knife. he grabs attendant and watch closely as the suspect rips the victim's smart phone out of his hand. the suspect then hits cash register tal

kelly is the former deputy chief of staff to governor chris christie and the woman who wrote the infamous e-mail "time for some traffic problems for ft. lee." but first we go to the major unexpected developments out of baltimore today. there are celebrations on the streets of that city this afternoon following the announcement that criminal charges have been filed against six police officers in the death of resident freddie gray. in a detailed and troubling account of what happened to mr. gray while in police custody last month, states attorney marilyn marilyn mosby ruled gray's death a homicide. >> the findings are comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation coupled with the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide which we received today, has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> the charges against the officers include murder and manslaughter. warrants have been issued for the arrest of all six officers. at this hour five of them are in custody. the officer driving the van, officer caesar goodson jr. was charged with second degree murder manslaughter, second-de