to the game decked out in christie masks, and, holding signs taking jabs at the governor. wip then posted its facebook video of them at the game. >> now they also tweeted this photo, before the game, hey those quote angry bitter fans are ready for phillies baseball, #chris christie. those are the governor word, about the fightin, the fightin phillies, faithful, that is back in february. >> after the game, a mets four -three win governor christie called out angelo and the wip morning show, thanks for the tribute tonight, i hope you enjoyed the game as much as i d can't wait to visit again. #let's go mets. >> angelo responded on twitter questioning his own decision, to vote for the governor twice >> this back in for the feud goes back to december to 14 when governor christie sat in cowboys owner jerry jones box during an eagles game at lincoln financial field. >> if i know angelo best is yet to come. >> many layers to that story. >> meanwhile phillies are get ting praise on line because of an act of kindness, for a day. >> it all started when they asked the fill fist there w

you see, the graves act became law before christie became governor. it's designed to combat gang activity and called for mandatory jail time. christie has gone on the record in 2015 saying, quote, i think the law is wrong. this is the commutation order signed, sealed and delivered by governor chris christie granting hisashi pomp prehis life -- pompey his life back after a fateful night at a new jersey bar six years ago it was a mistake, he admits, forgot his service license in virginia was strapped around his waist when a childhood friend who got into an argument pulled pompey's gun waving it at police. no one was hurt, both men were arrested, though, pompey was charged with a felony. what led to christie's decision in one only needs to go back a few years to understand why. during his campaign stop carried by cnn in 2015 -- >> i have already pardoned three people who were arrested and pardoned three of them. >> reporter: and to a face the nation interview with cbs's own john dickerson. >> if i had my choice we would be a state where you could apply m

two former governor christie aides are going to jail.ridget kelly and bill baroni were convicted in the bridgegate scandal -- received prison time after sentencing this week. christie's former deputy chief of staff, kelly, gets 18 months. baroni, a christie port authority appointee, gets two years. both vow to appeal their convictions. now, governor christie, whether this was convenient or not, was with president trump at the white house at the same time to talk about an opioid-abuse initiative and told cbs that the verdict confirms what he has been saying all along -- he wasn't involved. first off -- you're shaking your head. we'll get to that. i just want to know if anyone's surprised that they received jail time, because these are two first-time offenders, ed. >> i am. and full disclosure, i got stuck in that closing. >> i never knew that. >> yeah, i did. >> back in 2013. >> yeah, well, i'm gonna do serious purgatory time for what i said when i was waiting there, because when you finally got there, you said, "there's nothing going on

governor christie asked the fed's to look into the situation. he said no passenger should ever be mistreated this way. . >> we are learning more about the man pulled off the flight. he's a doctor from louisville, kentucky. >> let's go live to cydney long. passengers are upset by this. >> in their words, outraged. people we spoke to can't imagine paying to be treated this way on an airline. so in our own sign tisk poll, people used shocked, disapounted and upset. >> i am horrified by that. that's the worst thing i have seen in a long time. >> shocked and appalled. the math dropped when she watched the now viral video of a passenger being dragged from the seats he paid for. this when he refused to get off because united needed seats for its employees instead. >> the airline made the mistake. they are going to be suffering the consequences of that. >> she's one of dozens who without hesitation today united will not get their business. >> no way. >> we asked people will you not tlie because of that? >> i won't. >> people would think twice. >> that c

. >> i'm chasing chris christie, mike tyson, and jim mccready to st.eter's university in jersey city. at a reentry conference. >> governor christie, i would like to present to world heavyweight championship belt which would you do deserve. you took the punches. trust me, you do deserve it. >> mike tyson awarding mike tyson this belt for his works running the criminal justice system. tyson also got laughs when he asked governor christie how to talk with his friend, president donald trump. >> it was an event about giving those incarcerated second chances. former governor is the chairman of the new jersey reentry program. it provides former inmates with everything from addiction treatment to counseling, to housing, to john training. >> they look at the violent offenders we can help them. just leave them out in the woods. it's not about what you know but who you know. i was able to move forward. >> governor christie spoke a lot about the addiction crisis in new jersey. he also noted more reforms to come for the criminal justice system like the expungement

christie? >> the officer stephen ballard was assigned to troupe ii in delaware. flags are lowered to half-mast. it's a sad day for the officers and residents they serve. >> a caravan slowly pulled away from christiana hospital. residents stood silently, their hands over their hearts. veteran storm veteran gave a solute to a i fallen officer. he has a family. he's not coming home. >> powerful images from chopper 6 show people pulling over on the side of the road to pay their respects. >> this is a sad day for our state and the delaware state police family. >> the slain trooper graduated from the delaware police academy in 2009, an eight year veteran on the force. he was recently married about was part of the local organization of black law enforcement. >> he has a contagious personality. he's engaging and committed to helping people. it's a shame. he was such after good person. >> we also learned that ballard graduated from state university where he went back to mentor college students. this is a sad day for his family and the officers that worked alongside him. c

. >> there should be a law. >> in a statement governor chris christie said he vetoed the law in 2015 because he didn't believe there was adequate technology and resources and pocketed it again in 2016 saying the technology was limited and not reliable enough. lisa's law is making its way through a third time. i'm wendy saltzman, "action news." >> we'll follow this story and progress of that proposed legislation. >> we have hundreds of thousands of people going down to the parkway over the next few days. what kind of weather will they have? >> they should bring shorts and sunscreen and water.

>>> a lot of people spoke, and governor christie listened. how a marine's sentence was commuted just in the nick of time. >>> a 75-year-old dies in a bizarre hit-and-run. now it seems the suspect has a disturbing back story. >>> a special tribute to the family of a virginia tech victim that will make you cry and smile. >>> dc is about to fly the coop when it comes to backyard some theories about the six flags roller coaster to the test. >>> we will get to all of that but we begin with breaking news out of portsmith, virginia a desperate search for two little brothers said to be in extreme danger from their own birth mother. asia jarvis took them from their father's custody and has threatened to kill them. an amber alert has been issued for the 1-year-old and 5-year- old. if you know anything about where they could be, and again take another close look, contact virginia state police. 800-va-child. >>> this decorated marine veteran has been spared prison time. we first brought you the story last night. the social media reaction has been heavens

. >> there should be a law. >> in a statement governor chris christie said he vetoed the law in 2015 because he didn't believe there was adequate technology and resources and pocketed it again in 2016 saying the technology was limited and not reliable enough. lisa's law is making its way through a third time. i'm wendy saltzman, "action news." >> we'll follow this story and progress of that proposed legislation. >> we have hundreds of thousands of people going down to the parkway over the next few days. what kind of weather will they have? >> they should bring shorts and sunscreen and water.

these folks are from corpse cors christie, texas. >> we are here on vacation.are here and ready for tomorrow. >>i'm wearing my cowboy gear. >> be careful with that. >> that's what i have been told. with so many people expected, only so many will be able to sit in the seating. >> we have t. v.s if they can't sit in the theater. >> there is the hall of fame museum with the ring of excellence along with the superbowl rings on display. at the nfl shop, the mannequin featuring all 32 of the nfl team, a popular spot for selfies. >> it's a nice evening. >> already tonight people were trying to get a sneak peek. >> they have it so blocked off, you can't see anything. we were hoping to get a couple of glimpses. >> it's probably nothing like it will be tomorrow. >> all in all, football fans are excited about the draft coming to philadelphia. >> it will be huge. >> there you go. >> and it's been a massive undertaking to bring this huge event to life here in center city. tonight, jim, as you say, it's all systems go. i'm dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> jim? >> tha

guys, governor christie today.im mcqueeney, host of new jersey now sundays at noon. go on. i see you are about to be in ducted into the croc croc hall of flame. torched as you were with a lot of other people in this state over seven years. but congratulations. >> so, jim, what is your take on it? i mean, is this a guy lashing out in the throes of defeat in saying the career is ending. >> yeah. i think there is a bit of lark out right now that says why don't you appreciate me for what i have done in one of the reasons it is hard to appreciate someone who has been there for seven years and downgrades in the state's economy. more things like that. people are look at their watch to see when he is going to leave? >> when he came out belligerent, edgy, and a little nasty in the first term, people liked him. it down and shut up. >> because he had an agenda. he talked about affordability. now it seems every single person that disagrees with him on anything, he just goes at you. >> well, i think when people were seeing chri

nbc bay area christie smith is in front of the s.a.p. center with more on that. >> reporter: activists say they certainly plan to voice their concerns about immigration and also they say groups they believe are being marginalized under the trump administration but they also point out that in their opinion, what is a little bit different this year, is this has brought together a diverse coalition of groups and made them allies who will be represented tomorrow. now some businesses plan to close in solidarity, including mendoza's restaurant in mckie. and we're told that their workers can participate in the march in san jose, there are signs up around town, calls for a general strike and today faith and community leaders talked about peaceful participation and showing their support. >> it is a attack on the middle class and an attack on migrants, there are too many ways that people are using other minorities as scapegoats to our country's economic woes but it is time that we rise up and fight for economic justice. >> reporter: now they say t

also near the house tonight is "action news" reporter christie ileto. christie, what kind of ordeal has this been for neighbors in the brick mill farms development? it must have been terrible for them. >> reporter: jim, many of them are still shaken. they're simply trying to understand how could something like this have happened in such a quiet neighborhood? moments ago, police put up a perimeter to keep curious residents to graphdatetating -- gravitating towards sealy's home. >> multiple sounds of explosion every hour, maybe 1:00 to 4:00, then gunshots in between. >> reporter: trapped in their home across the street, this couple hardly slept during last night's 20-hour standoff. >> i just can't believe it's this chose to our house. i just can't believe it's this close. >> reporter: cop cars and yellow tape are the new normal in this middletown neighborhood, the home of the accused cop killer was he did stroyed as he refused to surrender peacefully. authorities blew off his front door, pulled out windows and cut through walls to reach him. police had tr

you see, the graves act became law before christie became governor.'s designed to combat gang activity and called for mandatory jail time. christie has gone on the record in 2015 saying, quote, i think the law is wrong. this is the commutation order signed, sealed and delivered by governor chris christie

method whereas in fact, christy was practicing it and he was just making an appeal to authority which is not a saturday scientific argument at all and so, you know, could he not see what he was doing. apparently not, it's just like tehodoris, this guy lacks self-awareness, a sense of irony and sometimes you have to check self-of awareness in order to enter the temple of consensus climatology, that will be my instructductory statement. >> 12 minutes. i'm a lawyer. i know two of you are lawyers. that's right. exactly. just stole my joke. [laughter] >> you know, i find this whole march for science rather odd. first, i don't know of anybody who is antiscience, maybe ted kazensky but other than that, science is a method, it's a very powerful method by which human beings gain knowledge of the world and find applications to hopefully improve the human condition. they can, of course, go the other way but science is a method powerful method and we are told by certain members of the media within the science intelligencia that there are those that we need to march, obvious attempt to harness the

m is world renowned the christie.re and rescue service have been flat out bringing this fire under control. we can still see smoke billowing out of the proof of the research building behind me. but it now seems to be much less than when we first arrived here a couple of hours ago at which point you could still see flames shooting from the top of the roof. to give you an idea of what happened here, this is a sight which has mixed uses. so the christie hospital treats 114,000 patients a year for christie hospital treats 114,000 patients a yearfor all christie hospital treats 114,000 patients a year for all kinds of cancer, but the building where this fire broke out is a research facility, which isjointly used by the university of manchester, by cancer research uk, and by the christie and it is a mixture of offices and lab facilities. now we are told that there's been extensive damage but we don't know exactly to which parts of the building and cancer research uk at the moment are yet to assess whether any of their resea

well, that's exactly what christie did in his testimony. he said, here the hypothesis, here is the data, let's test it. oops, the hypothesis doesn't hold up when tested against the data. in this long diatribe of a letter, did he once ever actually specifically mention a study or a testable experiment that supports the consensus position? no. what he did once again was appeal to make an argument from authority could trust us. we are the experts predict he once engage christy's argument? no. he didn't even acknowledge it , but he was alluding to it in the entire letter. that was the reason for writing the letter, was to claim that christy had somehow trashed the scientific method whereas in fact, christy was practicing it and he was just making an appeal to authority, which is not a scientific argument at all. and so, you know could he not , see what he was doing? apparently not. it is just like theodorus. this guide lacks self-awareness, as sense of irony, and sometimes you have to check your self-awareness and since of irony in order to ent

. >> governor christie lays the blame squarely on amtrak. he has written a letter to amtrak's chairman in which he asked specifically for nj transit to hold payments and i can percent until an independent investigation is done of the northeast quarter to make sure it is in a state of repair. he is also has new jersey transit senior officials to appear at stations to help commuters as they are dealing with this mess. i headed to the train station, showed commuters a picture of the head of nj transit and asked what would you like to say to him. >> i don't know why it's taking all of these states. we are getting to work late, i don't understand how this happened two weeks in a row. >> if you're face-to-face with him what you say? >> fix it. >> you have to do a better job. try harder. >> to think he deserves a job? >> no, not at all. >> and get your crew together and figure out what is going on. fix it. at the end of the day, fix it. >> i then spoke to my9 vp and station manager to get her thoughts on new jersey transit management. >> i don't th

governor christie asked the fed's to look into the situation. he said no passenger should ever be mistreated this way. . >> we are learning more about the man pulled off the flight. he's a doctor from louisville, kentucky. >> let's go live to cydney long

to be once actually engage christy's argument? no, he didn't even a legit, but he was alluding to it in the entire letter. that was his reason for writing the letter was to claim that christy has somehow trashed the scientific had worsened that christy was practicing at and he was just making an appeal to authority, which is not a scientific argument at all. so you know, could he not see what he was doing? apparently not. it's just like theodorus, that agent scientist. this guy? self-awareness, a sense of irony and sometimes they think you have to check your sense of self-awareness and sense of irony at the door in order to enter the temple of consensus climate -- climatology. that will be my introductory statement for today. thank you very much. >> 12 minutes. i'm a lawyer. >> i know two of you are lawyers. >> it takes me about when to clear my throat. exactly. you just stole my joke. you know, i find this whole march for science rather odd. first, i don't know of anybody who is anti-science. maybe ted kaczynski. other than that,

i headed to penn station to speak to governor christie.unding for the gateway tunnel project. i asked the question for governor christie but as you can see, he hid behind senator cory booker. >> governor? >> hold on. hold on. reporter: governor christies can talk the talk but cannot take the heat. currently before i asked. my question, governor christie was talking about how he had spoken to president trump! the needs for infratalk to turn our area. he could not answer a simple question about why he canceled the tunnel project which arguably could have saved us from being in the tunnel crisis in the first place. let me know what you think about his abses? tweet me at chasing sy bole and follow the show at chasing intos. it is not every day they can say they danced with tony from "dancing with the stars." >> no matter how coordinated you may feel. reporter: the smile and charm warmed the hearts of a group of cancer patients in varvors. >> bill is enjoying it. i can tell to you get another one. >> i am getting tomorrow. i will get in my car

christie smith has the details. this all started as an en koucor at a gas station. >> yes, that is right. according to the investigators, the girl said that she had an argument with her mom and ran away from home, and in this area in the mid of the night. that is when the investigators say that the suspect pulled up and struck up a conversation and he convinced her to get into the truck. in two hours' later, she was in a different county and jumping from that truck running for fear for her life. timothy lee marble was arrested after he called 911 saying that his 13-year-old companion jumped from the car and ran. and she said that he had raped her, and smoked marijuana and she had rejected the sexual advances, and he tied her to a tree, and then later injected her with a methamphetamine and then scratched his initials into her skin. >> i give her respect to have had the thought to jump out on instinct i'm prit ti sure of it, but it is scary. >> i am glad that he was caught right away by the police. if he had just tri

so that tunnel would be built now if christie has nod caught it. bill: here is a question. how are we sitting here toll rating nj transit pushing back the great safety issue in exchange forren in ny for a station, a light rail toll nowhere and upgraded app on your phone? >> well, as you know, that is the result of poor, i will tell you, that is unconstitutional. my attorney general will knock that out. people who don't know, those transit decision are made by three people. they have a hammer over the head. the governor, the speaker of the assembly than the president of the senate. we are going to get projects that are going that are not helpful but that are political friends want to have. we got to get rid of that. >> reporter: what it sounds like we need is education-based school. we have some of the best urban planning and engineering programs in the na nation in the tristate area. we hed to lack to a different pool. bill: all right, what is next? >> she nailed it right there. you know? if we have a new jersey transit board that has real experts on that has real commuters

christie ileto channel6 wphl-17. jim? >> thank you, christie.ve storms moving through the area. i think that's right. we can hear rumbles throughout the night. cecily tynan is at the big boosheboardwith the latest fromk accuweather. >> this is the a cold front north and west. just south of philadelphia, cooler air, there is heavy rain, elmer, glassboro all in the path of this. i have unsettled weather form and an update on the rain for the weekend. >> new castle county police say the man they chased and killed yesterday was wanted for murder earlier this month. keith price of wilmington refused to surrender when an officer spotted him. that spurred the high - speed chase. price ran into a church parking lot andrew his gun. officers opened fire killing price. they were placed on administrative leave pending the investigation. >> the murder trial under way today of david creato in the death of his son brendan. the prosecutor disputed creato's sorry of the little boy walking half a mile away in the dark. >> he said a spirit told him to walk down th

christi and victor?ssica schneider, thank you so much. >> let's welcome in errol lewis and amanda. let's listen to what leon panetta told nbc. >> the administration is creating an even higher volume in terms of the provocations that are going on. i think we've got to be careful here. we shouldn't engage in any precipitous action. there's a reason no u.s. president in recent history has pulled a trigger on north korea. >> amanda, is it likely, are we seeing indications that this president will go beyond the tweets and beyond the "carl vin vinson" and the rhetoric and take action on north korea? >> i think that's what disturbs so many people about donald trump. his foreign policy has been like his tweets. he launched the air strikes in syria. he dropped this mother of all bombs in afghanistan and a lot of people didn't see this coming. there wasn't a lot of public debate that he was going to do this. and so, you know, these are meant to be provocative. it's meant to be predictable and show that he will tak

christie ileto, channel6 "action news." >> thank yowrk, you christie. >> a man was found at 6:00 in an suv in the fair hills section of north philadelphia. another man was shot in a car in hunting park. he tried driving the wrong way down the 3600 block of north eighth street to get away from gunfire. he tried getting away, crashed into parked cars and is recovering in hospital. it took a jury less than three hours to find eric frein murder of a corporal and attempted murder of a trooper. dann cuellar has the story. >> jim, eric frein faced 12 counts including murder and terrorism. he was found guilty on all of them. the district attorney is seeking the death penalty. >> eric frein, a survivalist was hunting humans when he squeezed the trigger four times in the ambush of a state trooper, seriously wounding another. he called frein a terrorist who hoped to change government through bullets and bombs. >> i hope all of the residents take solace that justice has been done. >> the sniper led authorities on a 48 day manhunt through the pocono mountains before they caught up with him 20-miles

the christie hospital is the cancer hospitalfor christie hospital is the cancer hospital for the christieients per year and many of those patients are actually in the day case you did, which is the back of the patterson building, so it's not clear yet if those day cases have been affected, people having chemotherapy and minor surgical procedures, but i've been told that the surgical list for today has been cancelled, some radiotherapy operations have been cancelled because this ongoing crisis here, and you've got seven fire engines, one of which is an aerial platform with a fire officer at the top of a ladder, about 70 feet in the air, pumping water into the seat of this fire, trying to bring it under some form of control. with it being a hospital and institute, there are also likely to be gas cylinders in the building which could be potentially explosive. so a major incident, seven incident, seven ambulances, seven fire engines, and they may well struggle to bring this under control for a good couple of hours yet. just to clarify, jonathan, no suggestion yet that hospital beds will have

christie ileto has the full story. christie? >> jim, police couldn't go into too much detail about the case with the public but they say they are going through surveillance footage. as the police chief put it, there are things of interest on the tape but nothing concrete. >> i saw the young child before she was taken. >> the case still fresh on neighbor's mind, michelle says neighbors are struggling to consider how a four-year-old was kidnapped and assaulted. >> we have not had anything of that in nature in our concern. >> they left with answers from authorities. >> they clarified things. i'm happy to shee they are on it. >> still no sign of the four-year-old's abductor. he allegedly allured the girl to his dark colored suv. hours later she was found as banning park. >> you have surveillance video? >> yes. >> police wouldn't say how many hours of video they are going through. >> it's time consuming. the detectives are going through it. we see things of interest to us. however, there is nothing we can say for sure. >> it's forced

this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. with us, 5:43 a.m., california enjoying wildflower super bloom after years of drought. look at this, a fame spot of wildflower viewing is a sea of blue, purple orange and yellow flowers and green grass. for years, the state shulged -- struggled with serious drought. >> reporter: looks like a national geographic magazine. we'll have one of the warmest easter sunday we've had in quite sometime. today, 67, 68, the warm front will punch through it will feel like summer. 48 degrees in philadelphia dewpoint, 39. pressure is falling. wind are calm. the ocean temperature, 52. it is somewhat chilly this morning, considering the time of year, 38 degrees in millville. close to 50 in philadelphia. allentown, 41. trenton, 43. dover, checking in at 49. satellite and radar, you can see most of the country is clear this morning, we have showers and thunderstorms across the northern tier states getting into the western great lakes. this is a warm front stretching through the keystone state central and

>> this is very interesting, christi.n the past, china has known they've always had one wild card in president kim jong-un. now they think they have perhaps two wild cards and unfortunately china would be the one that would bare a great deal of the blunt of any kind of attack by the united states and north korea because there would be a humanitarian disaster not only in the north but potentially in the south if some of those track vehicles with missiles and rockets were rolled out and fired on seoul and other cities in south korea. so, they know that they would have a humanitarian crisis from a country they consider a partial ally as well as from south korea that might conduct an attack. these two nations are at each other's throat truthfully. both china and south korea are a bit more concerned about having unknowns on both the north korean side and now the u.s. side with mr. trump and his threats. >> let me ask you real quickly, too, we only have a couple of seconds left, but we have some new numbers out of afghanistan,

[applause] >> i just want to say thank you for celebrating christie and hugh hefner tonight, arts andtainment award recipients. [applause] >> well, to put it mildly i am deeply honored to be receiving this award in this company, in this place, and in these times. while i am the only one accepting it tonight, it is due in great measure to the work of my father who turned 91 on apri. [applause] >> while he is actually an quite good health, as i can attest based on his backgammon playing prowess on his birthday, a very bad back over many years makes it almost impossible for him to travel. but i speak for him when i say that whatever his personal battles for freedom of expression, what underlies all of it is his deeply felt belief that the principles of the first amendment are the most essential principles of our democracies. and they are what allows our society to continue to evolve. i want to thank the friends and family and fellow fighters of freedom of expression for taking the time to share this evening with me. a special shout out to my brother david who traveled all the way from ca

christie ileto is live in better "delaware tonight." christie?s of people have been stopping by the makeshift memorial at the wawa to pay their respects to corporal ballard all evening long. some are stranger friends, othes strangers. everyone says it feels personal. >> it breaks my heart to have this happen to one of our protectors. >> flowers are left at the site of corporal ballard's murder. >> he said they had mutual friends. >> he was a cool guy. he just got married. it's sad. >> the eight year veteran was investigating a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot when sealy shot him. he then fled to his middle townhome calling his family to confess. a 20 hour standoff ended with the accused cop killer shot to death this morning. >> authorities wouldn't say what kind of arsenal sealy was packing. residents try to make sense of the splintered doors and blown out windows across the street. >> i can't believe it's this close to our house. >> it's not clear why sealy shot ballard and if the officer was targeted. residents say it's personal. >> this m

live at john dickinson high school is christie aleto. there should be a combination of information and emotion there tonight. >> reporter: that is right. that meeting just started but police won't be able to give too much information to residents because they don't want to jeopardize the case, they have obtained the surveillance video and combing through it to identify the suspect. >> we want our residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity. >> a plea to the public almost a week after a 4-year-old girl was spotted walking alone and barely clothe the in banning park. eight miles from home. she had been playing with other children in her neighborhood when she was lured into a dark colored sedan, the suspect is described as a white male with dark hair and no one has seen him since. >> whether it's a suspicious person or vehicle, if they see something out of the ordinary we want them to contact us. >> that is just wrong, a 4-year-old little girl. >> the executive and police chief and local officials will lay out for the public

you have a hundred $40 million from governor christie from governor christie can you guarantee is happen again. >> it will be part of the process. those projects we have identified, safety-related projects that we are going to implement, enhancements to a real system going forward as part of that $140 million. we work every day to make this railroad as safe as it can be. >> the next question. >> are they going to use it to improve their acts for ticket collection. where he whether you are getting a paper ticket or an app the train is late and is less safe. >> if they care they would have it done and caught it before it actually broke off. >> the warrior went after it today. that was awesome. second, rotor, wheel, the executive director is talking in cycles like i've never heard before. the rotor fella because the rotor fell off. the rotor fella because the train to real. there's no specificity with anything with new jersey transit. i think that is a problem. no transparency. it has been like that. >> did the governor come up today? governor christie is also partly to blame. not that ever

you look back to the way chris christie was handled.was jared kushner who extended his arms there, keeping christie at arm's length and eventually pushing him out. you see a little bit of that going on where jared is extending arms, creating distance between the president and himself and bannon because of a number of things that are beginning to boil up inside the administration. end of the day there is something to be said for bannon as a muse for the president. there is a connection there, even though the president is ideologically oriented to conservatism. bannon does give him that off ramp away from all those traditional features of politics. so i don't know how far steve will be allowed to stray by donald trump. there may be distance created but i still think his presence in the white house will be felt. >> you're telling me among other things that a 36-year-old from new york city whose father was put in the federal slammer by chris christie who comes from real estate developing background just back from iraq, has dealt with the ba

victor and christi, back to you. >> all right. will ripley, joe johns, we appreciate it. >> let's bring in cnn analyst. general good morning to you. i want to get your reaction from something we heard from cnn analyst john kirby about this missile test. let's watch. >> this is kim giving us the finger, giving china the finger, giving the u.n. the finger. i think the timing is planned and pre ordained in his mind. >> the retired rear admiral making it plain for us. what do you make of his comments? >> i love john kirby speaking like a sailor. he's absolutely correct. look, this regime has been in place for over 70 years and i think what's different now is that we have run out of time over the course of many, many decades, we've watched and we've been prepared for provocations from the north and they have routinely pushed the envelope of what we would call a form of normalcy on the peninsula. what we have now is that we've run out of time. all estimates are that by 2020 north korea will have an icbm, an inter continental ballistic m

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the story garnered criticism from new jersey governor chris christie who called manning a liar duringrview last friday. >> you listen to the statement that his lawyers' representative put out yesterday. you want to talk about a politician's nonanswer. i mean, you know, the e-mail was taken out of context? what's the context? it looks like it's a pretty complete back and forth. by the way, they presumably have possession of all the e-mails. they represent eli. >> right. >> if it's out of context, put it in context. release the other things where eli is like, just joking, you know. >> ha, ha. >> governor chris christie maybe should take up a career in sports he looks good there. manning took the high road when pressed by the media. >> i've never done what i've been accused of doing. have i no reason, nor have i ever had any reason to do anything of that nature. i've done nothing wrong. i have nothing to hide. when it's all done, people will say it the same thing. >> to have governor christie call you a liar, what was your reaction? >> can't get concerned about that. again, my track reco

and the prosecutor in that case was chris christie.ltiple reports said that the reason chris christie was sort of moved out of considering in the administration was jared kushner seeking revenge. obviously i can't speak to that. >> how would that affect the administration? what would that have to do with anything? >> all i'm saying is if you're going to worry about revenge, there's already those stories coming out about kushner. in the case of steve bannon, steve is a -- >> wait, hang on. i'm just trying to get to understand what you're saying. you speak of bannon, you're talking about breitbart, which is a huge platform. which is also the alt-right. you said what about snit >> it's the anti-establishment. i've never used the term alt-right. >> steve sure used it. >> i'm just wondering how would jared kushner exact revenge from his father-in-law -- >> no, no. what i'm saying is there was a case where chris christie was being considered for the administration, and because chris christie was the one who prosecuted jared kushner's father,

. >> reporter: action news reporter christie ileto is live at the plymouth meeting mall tonight where trying to gauge the degree to which american shoppers think buy american and christie what did you find out? >> well jim a lot of shoppers we spoke with said rarely do they check to see where an item they are purchasing is made but would be willing to spend more to buy an american made product. when you buy things from the store do you look to see where they are made or came from. >> sometimes. >>> it's an after thought made in el salvador, making sure more products are stamped with made in america. >> that is a great concept in theory but it's really a global economy. >> reporter: philadelphia university engineer and strategist said thunderland said jobs that left may not come back the same way. >> the jobs that left 30 or 40 years ago in textile industry could come back to america but they will come back as five or ten jobs because we are advancing the technology in this area as well so you won't have as many blue collar workers working on the same fashion apparel line if they came

host: what did chris christie say to you? guest: he showed concerns. what governor christie is doing is bald, inclusive and compassionate leadership. he recognizes several things. federal laws that says you cannot put information in the chart that somebody has a substance abuse and doctors will mistakenly prescribing opioid and recognizes that we need more providers. we need more hospital beds for these folks. host: this nominee is the wrong choice? guest: i will leave the conversation quiet at this point. once people find out about her, as they agree. i pray that the senate does not overlook this. they will say that the person does not have terrible scandal, we will let them go through. it is wrong. host: would you testify? guesstimate i would hope so. guest: i would hope so. she said i chose to do nothing when somebody is suffering. michigan, tom, good morning. caller: john ingles is republican and shut down all of the facilities in michigan and you have people that are mentally ill being incarcerated with hardened criminals and they have no place to

christie. >> reporter: that 13-year-old was take ton st.hristopher's hospital listed in stable condition. it's not not uncommon to see groups of teenagers go in and out of the vacant home where the alleged assault took place. >> i came out basically after the fact and saw the cops in the back of the house. >> reporter: visiting a friend, he had no idea that an attempted abduction and reported sexual assault happened only steps away. >> butler. seven males, one female. teenagers. >> reporter: the calls for help came before 5:00 sunday afternoon. a 13-year-old was walking down the streets and three juveniles grabbed her and snatched her into the abandoned home. >> seen like maybe 13 young boys. >> reporter: coming out that have abandoned house. >> yeah. >> reporter: walker said she spotted a group of young boys at the same location hours earlier >> it's sad, devastating just to see all that's going on. just right in front of my house. >> they need to seal that place up. i mean, a good seal. not halfway. you know? and if you went down there ri

trust me. >> tyson presented the belt to christie at the opening of a drug rehab center for inmates inth jersey. the governor is dedicating his final year in office to prison re-entry and drug addiction. >>> a book details the life of mob boss ralph natali, his life as a hit man and connection to infamous gangsters. >> he talked about the book and what he's doing at 82 years of age. it's called "last don standing" and chronicles his life in the underworld. he talked about his younger years. he says he has no regrets about the deadly crimes that he has committed. nitally says he considers himself a family man, a devoted father and grandfather. the co-author tells us it will be made into a movie, but that natally is not being paid for his story. the full story airs on "at issue" at 10:00. >>> tax day is not april 15th but tuesday, april 18th. you may need those two days to clear up problems. >> what if you file electronically only to find that someone has used your name and beaten you to it? >> if that happens, you need to file on paper. you should accompany your paper filing with an aff

it is not part of the christie hospital, it is a separate building altogether, so all of the patientsere are around 12 fire vehicles still at the scene. —— i2 firefighters. a small number of treatments still had to be postponed while some patients were moved from areas affected by smoke. we arrived as it was beginning, there wasjust as it was beginning, there wasjust a column of smoke, then the first fire engine arrived as we parked up. by fire engine arrived as we parked up. by late afternoon came confirmation the fire had been brought under control. focus will now shift to the cause of it and the extent of the damage. mps have criticised the system for providing school places in england describing it as "incoherent" and "poor value for money". the public accounts committee is concerned that free schools are sometimes opened in areas without a shortage of places, and where other schools are struggling to make ends meet. here's our education correspondent, gillian hargreaves. ministers believe free schools are key to meeting demand for more school places and they plan to open 500 by 2

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