sot - on the phone: cydney ireland / osu student "there were three gun shots.. and it sounded like a handgun." around noon, a student captured this cell phone video -- police stading over the suspect they shot and killed -- the

. >> cydney long reporting there. we asked septa could we see another work stoppage this month. we didn't get those answers. today the focus, they say, is to restore the subway, trolley, and

nbc 10's cydney long is live from a bus stop in center city. cydney, we know there was a gradual rambliping back up. is the commute back to normal? >> reporter: septa anticipates offering 4 to $11 credits towards new weekly and monthly trans passes that couldn't be cashed in for rides last week. we asked both septa and twu local 234, was it worth the wait? what in fact was ironed out over nearly a week of negotiations and injunction? septa says it won't share details of its peace making five-year truce until the contract is ratified. >> the union has to take it back to the ratification and go through their process. we're not going to comment at this point in time. >> reporter: the union says the new contract shows gains in pension and other areas, even though workers didn't get everything they wanted. riders rallied for their own rights and septa employee rights that go to the heart of safety. >> enough time in between shifts to eat and sleep. >> reporter: nearly 5,000 septa workers are heading back to work. some 800 mechanics, trolley operator

cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> cydney, thank you. >>> could a thanksgiving tradition become the next target for terrorists? what isis said about the macy's thanksgiving day parade and how officials in new york city are responding to the possible threat. >>> an extremely close encounter with a whale off the jersey shore is being called once in a lifetime. >> it was absolutely amazing to see. >> i'm ted greenberg with concerns caused by some boaters trying to get a better look at the massive creatures. >> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >>> a georgia jury found a father guilty of murder for the hot car death of his toddler son. justin ross harris's 22-month-old son cooper died in 2014 after his father left him in a hot suv for hours. harris was at work at the time. the defense claimed it was an accident but prosecutors say harris killed his son to escape family commitments as he had affairs with other women. >> he sat there 30 seconds before closing the door on that little boy's life. >> he is responsible. but responsible is not the same thing as criminal. it is not. >> harris faces a maximum

. >> cydney long looks into the video of this police shooting. >> this was a subject that was not going to cooperate with police. >> reporter: dash cam video captured it all october 29. a stop for a handicapped southeastern blocking the way. >> he should have had the gun out. i'm guessing he had the gun out when he told him to get out of the car. >> we bleeped out the profanity. as we talked with fop president. >> he's driving down the street. now the gun should be out. >> watch and listen closely for yourself. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the man insists he's been shot, the officer said no i didn't, not realizing his gun was fired. >> the officer was probably fighting for his life. >> all this as the driver in the red car pulled into view witnessing it up close. >> there was no police brutality even after he resisted arrest and assaulted that driver. >> reporter: after being treated for a bullet wound to his leg, the suspect remains behind bars here at the camden county jail. his bail has been set at $100,00 $100,000. from camden, cydney long, nbc10 news. >> a university student is out o

cydney, all this rain may be too much of a good thing for the garden state? >> reporter: it's a very good thing, in fact while many of us may not want to be out on this rain, raw weather. it comes at a good time. new jersey has been on the verge of elevated drought levels and having possibly to conserve water, the question is will today's rain will enough? a steady flow of ponding water races down state street. and with a swell of wind and rain, drivers are concerned. >> i went through a pile of leaves but it wasn't bad. >> windshield wipers were on full blast. >> basically i dropped off the kids at school, it was my son's teacher's birthday, so we brought in balloons so they got soaking wet. >> there's another reason to celebrate with new jersey, with 12 of 21 counties in a drought watch, tioday's soaking is overdue. the rainfall is worse than in other areas of the state. >> we need rain, i don't have a problem with it. i'm not working today, so i'm not out in the rain. >> as street sweepers work to make sure highways are clear, some are working as a team. i

new jersey reporter cydney long caught up with the insiders to explain. >> reporter: i can tell you no, we did reach out to his chief of staff by both phone and text today, i even tagged the governor in a tweet, but got no response, but i did get a tweet from an insider. is governor chris christi one stepper closer to leaving the guard on state in the dust for d.c.? new jersey's top politician voting for quietly than he's ever done as governor, without announcing at times like he usually does. >> the chances of him showing up at a few minutes after 6:00 a.m., in the cover of darkness. >> then without even an encouraging tweet from the governor to get out the vote. >> governor chris christie, folks, unbelievable. >> author of "american governor" chris christie, bridge to governor spoke to us on face-time what the win means for the garden state. >> i think he's been a royal trump soldier so trump will offer him a job, that is in the trump dna to reward those loyal to him. and secondly, i think christie is someone who feels like he's -- >> reporter: cats anticipates he whether leave the s

nbc 10's south jersey reporter cydney long is live at the scene of that fire tonight. cydney, neighbors initially said they heard an explosion. >> reporter: erin, that's right. the fire chief told me that was probably the noise of the car fires bursting from the homes this morning. two homes were destroyed as well as these two cars. then a third home damaged. the little who lives there says of the four victims who remain hospitalized here at this home in the center of this block, and one man who jumped from the second story i wouwindow, they should make a full recovery. 19-year-old ian pickins said it's surreal that where he laid his head last night is now a pile of burned did ebris. a loud boom and almost immediate flames woke up and six others who rent the home from the landlord next door. he said at 3:30 this morning, it was chaos. the flames quickly spread to a vacant home for sale next door to the left. and on the right where a family of three was sound asleep. >> it was scary because of the wind. >> reporter: neighbors recorded cellphone video as it happened. >>

nbc 10's cydney long joins us live from the scene.cydney, do police have any idea who the person is responsible for this? >> reporter: unfortunately not, jacqueline. police know he acted alone. but in the dark of night he hit five of the seven stores in this upscale strip mall. but he left behind broken glass and also left behind his every footstep on surveillance video. >> he's covered up pretty good. he's got the hood pulled tight. not sure if he has anything else on his face. >> reporter: dressed in a hooded parka and sweats and boots and armed with a hammer, watch as the burglar smashes the glass and walks right into deluxe nails. >> it appears he had no worries in the world. we believe it's not his first rodeo on this one and he's done this before. >> reporter: the police lieutenant says in each job he took aim at the cash registers. >> he basically broke the windows and the doors, went into our place, grabbed a couple of registers, and then ran out. rose one after the next, he hit hello gorgeous salon, marino's restaurant, oscar

i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news, center city. >> cydney, thank you. >>> nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is keeping an eye on the traffic. >> we're seeing some of the residual delay on the regional rails. 15 minute delays there. not expecting full service to be restored for septa until tomorrow. seeing limited service for the buses. some trollies have resumed again. limited service there. broad street service is running every ten minutes with limited service there. every six minutes on the market/frankford line. the independence hall station is closed this evening because of the campaign and rallies going on throughout the city. i don't know what's going on here, it looks like they've moved this camera. it was supposed to be the expressway around 8th street. looks like they're actually filming. it might be the motorcade moving through. something like that around the area. we're trying to watch through the old city area, there may be different areas that have closures as well because of the hillary clinton rally that is closing down the independence malarea. 33 minutes o

nbc 10's cydney long is joining us live from a bus stop in center city. >> cydney, what does it look like where you are? >> reporter: not as many septa buses as we thought we would see out here on market street through the day today, jim and jacqueline. the proof is in the numbers. across the street, here at 11th and market, once this van goes by, you can see a dozen or so commuters are standing by when normally there might be two or three times that many. riders are hopeful and crossing their fingers that their routes will be fully restored, 100%, by daybreak tomorrow morning. within three hours of the subway gates being unlocked and swinging open at dawn this morning, septa's wheels started spinning again for hundreds of thousands of city transit commuters. on the market, frankford, l, and broad street lines at 9:00 a.m. buses began limited service on city streets at 11:00. trollies by 12:00 noon. while most are breathing a sigh of relief. >> i'm so glad. i was getting ready to catch the regionals. i'm happy. >> reporter: a group of riders were outside the headquarters demanding a

. >> reporter: cydney long si ands is here to tell us about it. >> reporter: the pair was walking past this street, they passed two very visible surveillance cameras. it has pilot around here asking what were they thinking? the surveillance video clearly shows two men, one holding a wine glass walking towards the fresh market. the city law department confirms one of the men in the video is city attorney duncan lloyd. >> oh, my gosh, you're kidding? wow. >> reporter: we went to an address associated with boyd, but no one was home. according to the city solicit for's officer, boyd had already contacted philadelphia police, but when we asked this afternoon. >> so is duncan one of those people you have been able to talk to as of yet? >> we haven't talked to anyone named duncan at this time. >> reporter: police say they don't know if duncan was the one who spray painted the message or took the picture, they're also trying to identify the other man involved. >> you would think that somebody like that would be smart enough to know better. i don't believe in doing that kind of thing, but i can

cydney long is looking at the tape with a retired police officer. she'll have more on this story coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> bill cosby expects to be cleared of sexual assault charges. that lawyer wants a judge to seal documents containing information about how much money cosby makes. seven women suing cosby argue he has no future in showb business. >>> new video of a robber who still has halloween on the mind. he's wearing an orange pumpkin mask. he also had a gun and got away with all the money in the register. call police if you have any idea who he might be. >>> the university of pennsylvania is taking on underground fraternities and sororities. according to a report, philly's task force is looking into this. the task force will include facult faculty, administrators and students. >>> welcome news for thousands of philadelphia drivers, the adams avenue bridge re-opened today after a seven month reconstruction project. that bridge carries 16,000 cars a day. >>> a look at a pair of suspected purse snatchers in montgomery county. police g

we're live in cherry hill, i'm cydney long, nbc10 news. >> fracwhere's the worst traffi you're seeing right now? >> people will be tested especially on the majors, we're watching 76, westbound as well as eastbound, travel speeds have diminished into the teens at times. it's going to take you 50 minutes afbtd if you're trying to take the schuylkill, we're also seeing some delays. let's look at 95, from woodhaven to the vine is going to take you 56 minutes. >>> things are looking quite different this year in the poconos. on the right you see video from camel back mountain taken from last november, warm temperatures left the hillside bare, colder temperatures have been kinder to the snow makers this november. we're not going to see any snow in philadelphia this thanksgiving. >> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the changes. >> we are seeing colder air this december than last december and. the flag is still plowing out there. it's been blowing so much, it looks like it's gotten ripped at the arrow mark billing. 41 in allentown, only 29 degree in mt. pocono, again,

cydney, what kind of turnout have you seen there? >> reporter: hey, keith i can tell you it's been strong and steady throughout the day today. election officials say since about 6:00 this morning, more than 500 or so voters have cast their ballots and as the traffic kicks up along route 70, we see the lines stretching out the door. >> it's really very important. >> reporter: voters across south jersey from camden to audobon to cherry hill, they say their responsibility on election die is to be part of the process of electing our next president. >> i know a lot of people are looking forward to it being over, but i think the next four years have been important either way. >> florence hoskins won't sleep until the votes are counted. she and her husband say it's been the nastiest campaign is that they have ever seen. >> reporter: it's not just the presidential race at stake in new jersey. ballot question number one ask if voters think new jersey should allow casinos to be built in two counties outside of atlantic city. >> it's hurting th

. >> cydney long joining us the live from cherry hill. >> cydney, you have seen a steady flow of votersll day long? >> reporter: yes, in fact we're getting close to that 500 number, since 6:00 this morning, we have seen moms in they baby carriages, but at this polling place, there aren't lines outside, people are in and out in five minutes. but that could all change as we head into the heart of rush hour. >> this girl still has six years until she's old enough to vote. for the first time she watched her sister and others stand in line to vote. >> even if we don't agree with the two candidates or whatever's going on. but it's a democracy and your vote counts. >> sarah machado is concerned about health care for her family. >> i'm actually a little bit nervous to see what happens later, who our next president is going to be. >> really, seriously. >> reporter: in nearby audobon, voters were in shorts and short eisl sleeves. the skies opened up perhaps limiting voter turnout. so far mother nature is a favorite candidate today. >> it's beautiful out here and i'm wearing shorts and t-shirts in

as nbc10's cydney long reports, there's hope tonight the bus will help buput a dent in camdes heroin epidemic. >> fr >> reporter: from puerto rico, fernandez riviera was the kingpin. >> the ring aemgedly used gunnings and violence and threats of sflils conducting it's multimillion dollar drug trade. >> reporter: it will starve local drug dealers in camden almost immediately. camden police chief scott thompson knows the importance. >> the taking down of gordo is in essence the cutting head off of a snake. >> gordo is in jail in puerto rico. the drugs were taken -- >> packaged for sale on the street could have commanded up to $2 million. >> reporter: two of the suspects remain at large, but with a majority of the people busted behind the barbed-wires, we asked local residents if they think will make a dent in the local crime. >> one time i got -- >> reporter: it will put a chokehold on the violence too. >> they're going to catch more people, not just the big ones, they're going to do the little guys too. >> this is something that had chemicals that went to really every neighborhood wit

cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> following breaking news in north philadelphia. police on the scene of a stabbing in a clothing store there. they say a masked man walked into the city blue store on north broad street and told the clerk to open the cash register, then pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed the worker in the arms and hands. no word on that worker's condition right now. as soon as we know more, we'll let you know. nbc 10's tony braxton is on their way to the scene. >>> a man talked about joining isis and carrying out an attack on times square. he's from yemen and a legal resident to the united states. police say he wanted his attack on times square to be like the one in nice, france back in july. that's when a terrorist drove a truck through the streets while crowds celebrated bastille day. 86 people were killed. more than 400 injured. >>> now to the transition to trump. we're getting a better idea who is being considered for top positions in the new administration as we await more announcements. it's been another full day of meetings in trump tower

sot - on the phone: cydney ireland / osu student "there were three gun shots.. and it sounded like a handgun." around noon, a student captured this cell phone video -- police stading over the suspect they shot and killed -- the active shooter but a man police took down after he crashed his car into a crowd of people?. (nats up 911 calls) operator: fire department? caller: we need several medics to 19th and college? we have a vehicle that struck several pedestrians." and then police say the suspect pulled out a knife. ((nat)) broadcastify -- "be advised, we got a man with a knife running around, cutting people." sot chief craig stone west of college avenue. pedestrians. he exited the vehicle and use "there were multiple injuries late monday afternoon, investigators identified the suspect as osu student abdul investigators continue to dig into the suspect's background and mot they have not ruled out terror. kenneth moton, abc news, columbus, ohio. -3- people are behind bars tonight.... in pahrump. deputies released.... these mug shots.... of the suspects. a third

cydney hlong has the details. >> reporter: allan holds back the tears. >> i'm con fused, i'm angry, unforeseen forecasts bring you to a point where you lose you're train of thought. >> reporter: he can't comp hend how his older brother attempted to surprise a female friend last night and it got him killed. a 50-year-old father of four was shot after walking into a house on hamilton street. the thing is the two were talking on cell phones together. wattford told her he was still out of town. police say she panicked and pulled the trigger, she fired toward the darks steps, into the shadows and truck wattford in the chest. >> hearing how it happened and i would like to know for sure. and until that happens, the family really won't get closure. >> reporter: place say all indications are that the gun was lawful and this was a horrible accident. then a call to 911 where the homeowner told dispatchers she shot intruder. moments later, i think i shot my friend. >> it was a great dad to his children, he was a great brother and he was a great stranger. >> neighbor his effort to be at foe cost him his li

. >>> election day in new jersey, cydney long joins us live from cherry hill. >> reporter: voters have been out in force, we caught up with hundreds at rutgers in camden and about 600 voters have cast their ballots here at the cherry hill firehouse. we have been to a handful of polling spots today, three of them across camden county. for voters like c.j. burns, the president and the issues. >> the major issues, there's such a great divide between the to candidates and that played the biggest role by far in my decision. >> reporter: there are two ballot questions, number one, will voters approve gaming outside of atlantic city. >> all right tready all the cas making money in other states. at least leave us what we had. >> reporter: and the 23 cents a gallon gas tax, should it stay in the acrocoffers for roads an bridges or can it be used for anything. >> the familyings will head out for dinner to celebrate the fact that the tumultuous campaign is over. the nice weather definitely fueled strong voter turnout. in gloucester county, they say they'll see 70% voter turnout. >>> stay with nbc

gfx: voice of cydney fugazzi / student "everybody was running in any direction they possibly could. the attacker?iden tified as osu student 18- artan?the school newspaper says this is the photo of the somali immigrant and legal us resident. investigators say on social media he was upset about the treatment of muslims posting on facebook minutes before the attack?i can't take it anymore. sot matt olsen: certainly the authorities need to treat this as a potential terrorist attack. kenneth moton on- camera close: police and fbi are searching the suspect's home for more clues on his motive, but leaders in the muslim community here spoke out, urging people not to incident to the faith of islam. kenneth moton, abc news, columbus, ohio. wisconsin election officials are working on a timeline for a recount of votes in the presidential race there. today, they signed off on the request from green party candidate jill stein. she says it's important to determine whether hacking affected the results. democrat hillary clinton's campaign is supporting the recount. wisconsin must have it done by the

nbc10 south jersey reporter cydney long joining us from hamilton, mercer county tonight. >> reporter: the has been on and off throughout mercer county. we have a steady rainfall coming down now, also route 33 drivers are taking it at a steady pates here, residents and businesses are soaking this up, if the alternative is snow or drought related restrictions, they'll take it. >> it's a side of new jersey that mother nature's been hiding for months. >> we need the rain. . >> reporter: like it or not, every could have been is dealing with near drought conditions. mercer county has been the driest in our region. >> we need. i don't have a problem with it. the grass is getting watered, even though it's winter time practically. >> reporter: leaves littered sidewalks. shoppers and commuters alike put up their umbrellas and put up with. >> i had no umbrella in my car and luckily i left this morning and my daughter's in the car so i have it with me. >> it's going to be a little bit slow. >> reporter: there will be a trickle of people dining out tonight. >> we don't have dishes or anything, so

. >> cydney long joins us from spring garden. i know you found someone who said the strike is already making their commute longer and it's also costing them a lot more money? >> reporter: not just someone, almost everyone we talked to, whether they rely on bus, trolly or subway, they're having to leverage their time, but also leverage their purse strings. >> i have to be to work at 6:00 in the morning so i usually catch the 5:30 bus so this morning i had to catch a cab. >> students and commuters rely on the bus. >> reporter: but right now he can't rely on septa, so instead of spending the normal $2.50 on bus fare, he spent $10 on a cab. and this college student droe her car and she spent $10 to park blocks away from the community college. she usually shells out $5 a day for septa bus fare. >> it's like a half hour walk now, instead of like a 10-minute bus ride. it sucks, but there's nothing else i can do. >> reporter: caraway his daughter who was a superhero for halloween are trying to find the strength to get through this septa

. >> we sent cydney long to learn all she could at the state house. when the time comes for governor christie to leave the state house in the rear view mirror, there are formal steps that he has to take, but you can bet that it given with a tv announcement. >> i voted for him to get in office, but if he leaves, maybe we're better off. >> reporter: this retired police officer believes it's just a matter of time. >> we have known each other for 14 years, we'll talk about it. >> reporter: christie wants to clock in at the white house instead of the the state house. >> reporter: a governor stepping down is not unheard of in new jersey politics. governor christy todd whitman was tapped by the white house to lead the nation's epa. in 2004, governor jim mcgreevy left office early leaving the lieutenant governor to take over. new jersey's lieutenant governor tweeted hours ago, she's ready to take the role. governor christie will take a few steps to formally hand over an official resignation letter. >> i am for whoever is going to make it a better place to liv

. >> nbc10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long joins us from the hamilton mall. >> reporter: i can tell you on what is supposed to be a fun and spirited jovial day. they knew about the shooting and it sort of darkened or dampened the mood here. there's crime tape in parking lot area s. these two brothers it seems may have been ambushed. investigators won't confirm whether or not the deadly shooting outside the hamilton mall overnight was h targetedor random. besite those items, detectives placed dozens of shell case evidence markers. >> i ga friend of the friend ofe victim wouldn't share his name on camera, just his condolences to the brothers. >> they told me they were out and had a good time and then that happened. >> reporter: investigators say one of the brothers was shot in the leg and may be key to telling them exactly what happened. the man who died was arrested back in march, he was charged with obstruction of justice in a shooting in a crime where severe on were wounded and four weapons were confiscated. >>> i didn't know the guy like that. but it's sad, losing somebody at

nbc10's cydney long has new information about the investigation. >> reporter: two brothers, footstepscy's front door. a 911 call led them to find lamont cotman shot in the back. for shoppers excited about black friday deals, it dampened the mood at this ma'am. >> now i kndetectives returned mall area. reports indicate he was charged with being uncooperative in connection with shots fired on the 47th floor of the taj mahal casino, that was a crime in which 7 people were arrested and four handguns were confiscated. >> i didn't know the guy like that, but losing somebody at thanksgiving, black friday, it's

. >> but tonight, experts are saying there's more to this video than meets the eye, cydney long explains. >> reporter: what began with a car stop on route 30, with a handicapp handicapped placard blocking the window. the driver smashes his truck into parked cars. we watched the video with retired police officer now burlington county president. >> the gun should be out. again, he just assaulted a police officer with a motor vehicle which could have killed him. >> reporter: the gun is in the officer's left hand. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: you can hear the shot and the two arguing back and forth, you shot me, no i didn't. >> that wasn't an officer that went to work that day thinking i'm going to shoot somebody today. but that subject drove that truck thinking i'm not going to jail today. >> reporter: he says it's not unheard of for an officer's gun to go off without their knowledge. >> he was zoned this on protecting himself and the community. >> after being treated for a bullet wound to his suspect, edmond browning, treated at the hospital and now is at the camden county jail. new jersey's

. >> cydney long caught up with some frustrated commuters. this has been a major inconvenience for a lot of people. >> yeah, erin, that's right, and some commuters are handling it with a little bit of poise and patience, but others with frustration. we're only halfway there, because while they may have learned something about the morning commute without septa, the evening rush is only just now beginning. #. >> reporter: two septa bus routes usually cost this man about $4 a way. >> we depend on septa. >> reporter: his bus ride on septa usually takes less than 10 minutes, today he paid twice as much as his bus fair for an indigo bike. the roads and sidewalks with increased cars and pedestrians. >> with prime time a the people that may be catching it, i just don't have the money to be spending out. >> reporter: since he's cutting corners, he hopes septa and the union negotiators will cut to the chase. he like many others are worried th that they will get stuck in the cold with no way home. and we watched as an empty bike rack at broad and spring

of course after all the food shopping that cydney apparently promised to do, apple is getting in on the black friday competition. >> the company is teasing their deals on their website. apple touting free two-day shippings. analysts say and m might be trying to offset slowing smart phone sales. >>> imagine this, think about all the holiday gifts you could buy with $350 million. tonight's power ball jackpot is up to $359 million. that's 18 drawings, i got to remind you folks, though, the odds of winning 292 million to one. so very, very slim, but you're saying there's a chance. >>> to the forecast now. >> think you have a good chance, keith. i have a really good chance so i'm going to play. as we go through tonight, we will be watching showers getting closer, so right now if you're about to commute or if you have people commuting to your house for the thanksgiving holiday, we're dry currently but we are watching showers around the year and we're watching the temperatures closely. the lehigh valley right around 41 degrees. new jersey neighborhoods, mostly around 40 degrees. 37 in philadel

. >> cydney, you were in the locker room for that apology and he also talked about the reason for having a gun, right? >> reporter: he said to protect himself but also to protect his family, we can tell you that huff was very much calm, he was poised and sincere in answering questions for us. he apologized to his team and his fans and also little boy who is look up to him as he is a professional athlete. >> i made a terrible decision yesterday and i can't get into details about anything. >> reporter: surrounded by his teammates in a swarm of reporters answering questions after today's practice, we asked josh huff why he was armed with a 9 millimeter weapon. >> i'm a professional athlete, what professional athlete don't have a gun? i have a wife and son and my job is to protect them at all costs and to protect myself as well. >> reporter: he was pulled over on the new jersey side of the walt whitman bridge. he had marijuana and a handgun that he's licensed to carry in texas but not in new jersey. >> i didn't know a lot about the new jersey laws, i didn't know enough about them clearly. bu

. >> cydney long caught up with some frustrated commuters.s has been a major inconvenience for a lot of people. >> yeah, erin, that's right, and some

nbc 10's cydney long is live with what huff had to say and the fact that he was on the field today. >reporter: josh huff took complete ownership of his actions today and shared his i'm sorry with us and the team. the eagles will take on the giants away and -- >> i apologize for being a distraction to them, especially right now, we don't need it. >> reporter: eagles wide receiver josh huff took ownership of his arrest yesterday for gun and drug possession. it was speed and tinted windows that led to the traffic stop of huff on the new jersey side of the walt whitman bridge. >> you make poor choices in life, you're going to make poor choices on the football field. >> reporter: huff a houston native who is licensed to carry in texas defended owning a gun to protect himself, his wife and son. and he's not a stronger to gun violence. >> that's why i do have a gun and i do have a license. >> reporter: eagles veteran and leader on the field josh selig said that it does not -- huff is expected to play this week, but may miss time during the season. henderson is the most recent player to be su

. >> nbc10's cydney long was at today's hear, we'll hear about what is being done to install a new safety system in the new jersey transit trains. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with concern over the driver that hit and killed a young mother on one of the busiest roads in atlantic city. people are still shaken by what they witnessed. >> she was lying just in the road right there on the side. >> carry hayes saw the heart breaking scene moments after a woman was killed in a hit and run along busy route 40 in atlantic city. >> it's horrible. it's really, really horrible. >> reporter: the crash happened feet from the bay view inn and sweets, hayes was a guest there as was the victim. police tweeted out a description of the suspect vehicle that did not stop, a black work style pickup with front end driver's side damage. >> i don't see how someone could leave someone laying in the street and not pull over or something. >> reporter: the victim was hit in the westbound lane and then thrown over that concrete immediamedia median. they say those drivers did stop. >> everybody was a mess,