no one was killed last january but within an hour edgewater had 500 homeless residents. >> there is a massive fire and large scale wood construction almost once a month. >> reporter: alexi has been researching the dangers of light weight wood construction ever since the building of this 280-unit apartment complex got underway in her hometown of princeton. although edgewater put the dangers of stick frame structures in the spotlight, asmus says nothing has been done because the builders have big bucks. >> there's a lot of money being made on standardized cookie cutter wood housing. >> reporter: after edgewater, new jersey lawmakers promised change. bills calling for concrete or steel fire stops and fire resistant walls in lofts and attics. 10 months later not a single vote has been taken and the building of stick frame, all-wood apartments keep going up all over new jersey. in sayreville, in neptune, in bloomfield, and princeton. >> i don't believe the legislation is going to move any time soon. >> reporter: one of the laws calling for safer wood construction has been sitting in senato

we are with ray dalia of edgewater. -- edgewater. -- bridgewater. you have been around for a while.e suggested to people you are starting to step back. a lot of people are saying, this man with his abilities, should stay in the game. what are your plans? ray: it has been 40 years. we just celebrated 40 years. brendan: i was just trying to be nice. ray: what i'm talking about is stepping back in management, not setting back in investments. i am an addict. i started at and can't stop. 12 i love the game. there is some confusion about what stepping back is. i will always be playing. brendan: do you have a succession plan in place? ray: bob prince, who has been working with me for 27 years, i think he's 55. greg jensen has worked with me for 17 years. he just turned 40. i have a lot of people that have been there for a long time. we have all played the game and are used to doing it. i could step out and that doesn't matter. tom: a historic meeting, i think it was thursday morning. everybody runs a company differently. with him it was one plan. everybody has a style. when you have a meet

i was playing in seattle, washington, at the edgewater inn. every time i played taste the funny, it was like a focus group. i called my man jerry and said we're on the wrong side. he said, it's not a radio record. i said, i'm telling you, turn it over. he finally did and three months later it was the breakthrough record. >> rose: david martin, adam schiff and herb alpert when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: american express. >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with the air campaign against i.s.i.s. in iraq and sir. i can't david martin visit add crucial military base in qatar where the strikes are run. here's a look at the report airing sunday on "60 minutes." >> the b-1 is carrying 17 and a half tons of bombs and 170,000 pounds of jet fuel. it's strange to get airborne in the reduce l

police found garrett mcclees shot to death at edgewater park, anvigil was held tonight. >> reporter:ing, and begged anyone with any information to come forward. garrett mcclees' friends a they lost t ask someone to tell you a story about garrett, and the tears would turn to laster. >> garrett, man, he's definitely not the norm. >> garrett was born in the 1990s, of course, but he was more of a '60s child. he was, as i call him, the original teenage hippie. reporter: a guy months back, be the paint branch high school grad found himself drawn west ward and moved to california to live with friends.m people is free spirit. does that sound about right? >> scott on definition of him, to be honest. >> reporter: but family pulled back east. >> he really loved california, but he loved his family. reporter: a pugh weeks after returning to maryland, a killer's bullet found him in a silver spark on thursday afternoon. at tonight's vigil, some speakers hope the shear it would break thrill to young people numb to violence. >> it needs to stop, every time there's a problem to go pull a gun. that nee

a beautiful columbus day coming up. 52 in annapolis and edgewater. 44 in springfield, virginia, 41 in manassas. it ooh going 's going to be a c. rising to the mid-60s by 11:00. back up into the 70s we will go and that is welcome news for sure. coming up in ten minutes we'll talk about the impact that the weather forecast is going to have on your kids and their school day. so we'll be up with that in ten minutes. for now it seems to be a slow go in montgomery county. we have all westbound lanes blocked. this is a dump truck that took down power lines. that's going to be a while before that's cleared out of the way. 270 at 28. we have a crash there in the main lanes. no major problems. 'll have travel times coming up for you in ten minutes. eun? >> thank you, melissa. people living in this burning home say they were impressed by the first response. they were able to get the father and son out and keep the flames from catching to other houses. one firefighter and resident were hurt but not seriously. >> right when i came outside, the whole street was blocked down, the fire truck were the

take a look at the scene at harvard and edgewater avenue. high tide rolled in around 1:30. new video coming in from west atlantic city. flooding forced people from the black horse park and other portions of ac and it closed the black horse pike franklin boulevard. >> annie mccormick continues our coverage from ocean city. >> reporter: people in ocean city say this storm has not been that bad. however, the concern is not the rain, it's actually the wind him we're between two buildings, you step on the boardwalk. you can see a major difference in the gusts. take a look at the lamp post, you can see it shaking in the wind, the dunes they look like they are swaying. winds battered the ocean city boardwalk forcing people to bundle up and walk back arrested and sand whipped sands and rattled signs. the sand has formed a shelf. on west avenue. no wake zone warnings apply. >> it's pretty much crazy, people fly down the street and don't stop. wallace of hardware saw a frenzy of panicked people three days ago. >> they were panicked a little bit, today cords an ropes, they are tieing

i was playing in seattle, washington at the edgewater, and every time i play "a taste of honey," people i called my partner and said, jerry, we are on the wrong side. man, it stops in the middle, starts, stops. it's not a radio record. i said, i'm telling you, turn it over. we finally did, and three months later, it was the breakthrough record. we had hits before, but this was the one that really charged ahead. charlie: that told you to trust your and sticks. herb: i always did trust my instincts, but this was a message from above. when taste of honey hit, we did all the big shows, ed sullivan, dean martin. charlie: the list i saw for 1966, you are the number one in 1966. you outsold the beatles. herb: we outsold the beatles in 1966. i only know that because -- it's not patting myself on the back -- i saw that in the guinness book of records. charlie: what song was that? honey." was "a taste of records on had five the top 20, quarter records -- charlie: five in the top 20. herb: and four albums in the top 10. it was just crazy. charlie: you also knew sam and worked with sam cooke. herb:

the action cam was on edgewater avenue in ventnor, you can see the water covering the roadway there.orth as the winds blow in pleasantville. we'll go to david murphy with details and while the rain is tapering down we have worries at the shore. >> reporter: things are getting better wind wise and flooding wise, we'll get to that in a moment. we have clouds around and temperatures in the 50s. the flood warning in effect in the coastal counties and up the delaware bay for

extends over the river into fort lee and along the hudson river area around hoboken and union city, edgewater. you're seeing heavy rain and lightning strikes. if we move further south, across the turnpike and towards the garden state parkway, we're seeing heavy rainfall. it will be a rough commute home along the turnpike from linden to perth amboy and new brunswick. this will last 30 to 60 minutes as things are racing to the east. as we look farther to the west, we have another cell moving across central parts of new jersey. that will be heading eastward and affecting areas like atlantic highlands, red bank, probably in another 30 to 60 minutes or so. severe thunderstorm watch continues for the area until 8:00 tonight. for anything to be sparking up, a lot of the severe storms are further to the southwest like around philadelphia. i would watch more likely in areas south of 195 or across central and southern portions of new jersey. that's where we'll see the highest risks of severe thunderstorms popping up. temperatures are dropping as the rain moves through. we're in the 60s in central park

also at edgewater. 51 in springfield, virginia. hour by hour planner for the day. sun's up at 7:13 and down at -- noticeably breezy day. northwest winds 10 to 20 miles an hour. northwest winds 5 to 10 degrees cooler. we'll hold in the upper 60s to right around 70 degrees. yesterday's recess got an a. we'll grade today's coming up at 5:41. >>> back now to coverage of decision 2016 with perspective on last night's debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders dominate much of the air time. tracie potts joins us from capitol hill on what's going on. tracie, one candidate very unhappy about how much time he received in front of the canada. here's former virginia jim webb's answer to the question on benghazi. >> you said as president you would never have used military force in libya and that the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi was inevitable. should secretary clinton have seen that coming? >> let's start by trying to get into this conversation for ten minutes. let's start with why russia is in syria right now. >> now you heard him talking about not being able to g

. >> reporter: at this edgewater, new jersey, target store, ingrid gonzalez is getting the hang of her new credit card. with chip cards aimed at offering better card security. the process every switching technology at every store is confusing and slow. >> it's the biggest change in the way we have used credit and people aren't ready yet. there's a lot of confusion out there. >> reporter: the recent incentive for banks to get new cards to consumers on october 1, the major credit card network shifted fraud liability to whichever side of the transaction hasn't made an upgrade to new technology. the bank or the retailer. >> if a customer comes to somebody tomorrow and they happen to have a chip card, and that merchant doesn't have a chip card-enabled reader, that merchant could be liable for any potential fraud. >> reporter: the ftc says scammers send emails that seem to be from a credit card issuer asking for valuable personal information in order to send a new card. but not everyone has a chip enabled card yet and now the capitalizing on that. in some cases the scam asks consumers to cli

the clouds thickening over new york city and hoboken and edgewater and queens and brooklyn, they're not carrying much with it. that means a little shower near mahwah and headed over into rocklin county near ramsey. then you see the cold front back to the west. you can see that cold front with the streamlines and the wind, how the wind shifts over to the west. that cold front has to come through during the evening hours. with it there will be a few more showers. there's actually a second front, and if that's sitting over the great lakes. that has to come through tomorrow afternoon. that's why it won't stay totally sunny all day long. there will be some clouds that build during the midday and afternoon. the worst case is there's a stray shower north and west. you see the mild numbers and they're along the i-95 corridor. they're going to be shoved offshore. we're not going to get the coldest air yet. that's going to bypass us to the north this time. it will be over us as it gets to the upcoming weekend. this is a high resolution futurecast t gives you an idea there will be scattered shower

the action cam was on edgewater avenue in ventnor, you can see the water covering the roadway there. take a look at the boat rocking back and forth as the winds blow in pleasantville. we'll go to david murphy with details and while the rain is tapering down we have worries at the shore. >> reporter: things are getting better wind wise and flooding wise, we'll get to that in a moment. we have clouds around and temperatures in the 50s. the flood warning in effect in the coastal counties and up the delaware bay for one more high tide sickle him we're expecting an onshore flow to produce flooding, this time looks like moderate flooding versus the major flooding we had during the last four tide cycles. it could cause you problems. the advisory in the upper portion of the delaware bay and delaware river doesn't expire until midnight because high tide is later in the evening up in those areas. 55 in philadelphia. 51 in allentown. 56 in millville. 55 in wilmington. 60 in sea isle city. we have blustery winds, 40 miles per hour in beach haven and 31 at the airport in atlantic city, strong eno

. >> our own courtney reagan is at a target in edgewater, new jersey, bringing in the changes.y? >> when you are shopping and go to check out, use your credit card a little differently. more retailers, including target, will ask you to dip or insert your card rather than to swipe it. >> they use it with the duplicate and stolen information. if merchants aren't ready to accept the chip-embedded cards today, the liability for that type of fraud and those losses will shift from the credit card company to the merchant. most big retailers are ready. wal-mart, in fact, has been ready since last november. however, 40% of total merchants are ready. >> we're talking about merchant from doctors, to taxis, to dry cleaners, and only 20% of credit cards have been replaced you may not notice a difference at all because have you to have that new chip card and be shopping at a place that accepts it. for most major retailers, you'll be able to today. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> today has been described as more of a call to action than a hard deadline for retailers and for credit car

southbound traffic heavy and 92 at edgewater, a crash blocking a lane. kristen?k at san mateo. 63. half moon bay, 61. a little hazy. you see clouds developing along the coast as the sea breeze returns today keeping temperatures within a couple of degrees of average. that will be the case moving forward the next couple of days. 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. accuweather forecast. morning clouds more prevalent through thursday and then the heat is on everywhere, friday through the weekend. ♪ how you like me now [ cheers and applause ] >>> there we go. welcome back to "gma." look at that, lara spencer. a dunk. is that a first ever? >> first ever with shaq assist, yes. >> pretty impressive. >> everything remained in place. >> except for the script. >> coming up this morning, we want to wish a very happy birthday to this guy. happy birthday, jess. we love you. >> 27. >> 29. george got it, 37. no better way to spend it than with eyou guy this is morning. >>> a brand-new contest for one direction fans. one lucky winner and a guest fly to london for a private conc

courtney reagan is following this from edgewater, new jersey.member to chip the dip now. some hurdles along the way. >> that's right, francis. how are you today? so we are here in a target in engwater, new jersey. and target, like many large national retailers, are ready today to meet that deadline for the chip and signature systems. so what you would do with your card, once you have the chip, if you received one of these cards but only 20% of them have actually been replaced, is instead of swiping, you dip it into the machine and you leave it there while the transaction is processing. then you'll sign win prompted, once the transaction's done, you'll take it out. just like that. that's as simple as it is. now, in some cases, you may also be asked for a p.i.n. number. but that's probably going to be a more rare circumstance right now because most of these cards are just chip and signature cards. so for big retailers like i mentioned, target, walmart, home depot, that could be the case when you shop and you check out today. but many merchants, es