um it's north jersey federal credit union it's a non profit organization it's a cooperative right and also the large organization the parent group is right there we had the website right there right the credit union league njfcu.org and that credit union is all about educating and informing and advocating right? absolutely absolutely why? this is a big field well it's important you know we believe in people helping people okay that definitely describes who we are you know the difference between us and a bank is the mere fact that we care and we are interested in you as an individual okay just want to clarify we're not saying banks don't care... [laughter] you can say well what you want yeah we're not advocating that banks don't care right we're saying that's your philosophy that's your motto but also you're trying to educate people about identity theft you're also the other area i know that you're talking a lot about is credit score which people are clueless about absolutely and explain that whole credit score thing cause then absolutely there's something called a credit record right

. >> southern states are becoming very dissatisfied with the federal union. south carolina is the first state to secede, and this is a direct response to abraham lincoln's election in 1860. >> one of the confederacy's first acts is to seize all the federal forts in the south. in charleston, union troops under major anderson are stationed at fort moultrie. >> fort moultrie was in pretty bad shape. that fort had been built in 1809. it was only one level high. >> in the middle of the night, the soldiers secretly rowed out to fort sumter, which was still under construction. >> anderson and his men moved over here to fort sumter because this was the newest fort in charleston harbor. it's three stories tall. it is going to be a state-of-the-art structure by the time it's complete, and it's defensible -- most defensible -- because it has a mile of water on all sides. so, south carolina militia units, should they want to attack the u.s. army, are going to have to cross a mile of water first. right now we are standing outside of the sally port, or the entrance, to fort

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financial education lourdes cortez president and chief executive officer of the north jersey federal credit union kim cole education outreach coordinator at novadebt and finally bill klinger associate professor of business at raritan valley community college i want to thank all of you for joining us we have to get our finances under control do we not? by the way throughout this program you're gonna see some very important websites that will help you get your finances under control. by the way how many americans do you think watching this show at least on the east coast watching us what percentage do you think do not have their finances under control? what do you think? i would say quite a few i don't know the exactly what that percentage... do you think it's close to half of people watching our segment? more than half no yeah i think so you think more than half the people watching are saying terry our floor manager you agree with me? 20 years you're going like this cause you're included i know and you're saying yes you think most people watching are saying i don't have my finances under control?

. >> atlantic city's trump taj mahal wins big in court as a judge voids a contract with a big union. federalankruptcy court judge made that decision today an agreeing local 54 of the unite union. they have call the move unfair and they're vowing to fight but casino officials say this move makes it possible for the taj to stay open. >>> pope francis with a bold move. one that is certainly making history. we'll tell was will soon happen at sistine chapel. >> kathy. >> we're looking ahead to a major cool down across the delaware valley as a matter of fact, it is coming this weekend and it will be the coolest air yet. we'll take look at those numbers coming up. >> president obama's credit card rejected while dining out with the first lady. so who came to his aid with a card that worked? >> and then it is the friday football frenzy. beasley reece with some of the best action in our area including a matchup between two powerhouses from delaware. >> embarrassing moment for the president and first lady while dining at a new york cafe. president obama says that his credit card was declined. it turns

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union and district 60. produced no progress at all. despite the participation of a federal mediator. the union is eager to tackle their biggest demand. a wage hike of 19%. since the district finances are healthier. after years of making sacrifices as far as wages go to help them get to this point we are not even seen a movement on their part to offer us more compensation. >> offering a 1.6 percent raise. the chief negotiator admits there are about 37 million extra dollars in district 60. not a budget surplus. the money is in reserve. i do not know what a concept the flush with cash is the modest izard. the illinois state board of education requires or recommends for each school district. they only have a reserve that would last about six months. a few high school students have joined the teachers. detroit's attention to the sudden halt in learning and all school activities. among them a major concert next week. that is a really big concert. it is the biggest one of the year. i think everybody will be disappointed. every day we practice for the concert. both sides say they would like t

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. >>> also, happening, the philadelphia federation of teachers union rally against the school district budget crisis, their message, turn up for the truth. educators across the city are gathering in germantown before the start of the school day to hand out information about monday's surprise meeting where the src canceled the teachers contract. the rally starts at 8:00 at john b kelly elementary school on the 5100 block of pull as ski avenue. >> more than a year now after this massive fire destroyed deitz and watson's warehouse in delanco, the company breaks grounds today on brand new warehouse in philadelphia. city officials lure the company to move across the delaware river, and build in its empty lot in talcony. move will actually bring about 150 jobs to the city. last september's fire destroyed everything inside their other warehouse. >>> we have some breaking news right now. the nobel piece prize has just been awarded to childrens rights activist from india. became international activist after she survived being shot in the head by the taliban. she is the youngest nobel peace priz

turn up for the truth, that's the message this morning from the philadelphia federation of teachers union, educators all across the city are gathering in germantown before the start of the school day to hand out information about monday's surprise meeting where the src canceled the teachers contract. the rally starts at 8:00 at john b kelly elementary school the 5100 block of pulaski avenue. >> police in delaware country searching for the men they say are targeting a the elderly and burglary ring. investigators in darby looking for this man. they say he's part of the group posing as utility workers. police say one person stalls the victim and radios two others waiting nearby to burglarize the home. authorities arrested three suspects so far and continue to look for three others involved. >> they know what they are doing. it is pretty good, pretty organized. they're professionals, and targeting the elderly. >> utility companies say they'll never sends someone to your home without calling first. if you think you may and victim of this scam, you are asked to call darby police. >>> and "eyewi

chopper three was over that scene at the police and fire federal credit union in the 33 hundred block of south broad street. the the crash caused a partial building collapse there, there is no word at this point on any injuries, and the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> well, a deadly pedestrian accident is under investigation today in bucks county. police say that a 61 year-old woman was walking near 900 block of wood worn road in middletown township when she was hit by a minivan. the driver of that minivan to stop and stay at the scene. driver is said to be cooperating with investigators. >>> an suv and dumb many clubbing collided. one person is sent to the hospital as a result. chopper three over that scene on route ten and cains road in west caln township there noise word on the victim's condition. the the causes under investigation. >>> overseas now developing news an american tourist detained in north korea is on his way home. jeffery fally was arrested after leaving a bible in his hotel room back in may. independent religious activities are forbidden by north korea

it will be the second year in a row that the japanese trade union con federation has asked for a hike. the president said workers wages have not kept pace with commodity prices. >> translator: a basic hike in income levels is seriously needed in order to prop up personal spending. >> federation executives also say they will demand a 2% hike for seniority based pay based on age and length of employment. the chamber of commerce and industry agreed that wage hikes are important and they help the entire society and important in maintaining a virt uous economic cycle. >> translator: firms that are financially able to pay workers should consider raising their wages. >> small and medium sized firms should decide on wage hikes according to their balance sheets and said each firm should look into not only this year's situation, but the next business year and beyond. >>> we have a new series on the japanese economy an we speak to influential figures in the business sector. the first installment features the head of the japan business federation. he has been leading the country's largest busines

the president of the city's firefighters union showed council the protective suits his members have. fire officials say the suits meet federal requirements. but the union says, they would not provide enough protection from ebola. >> they should bewaring the bio chemical hazmat suits, assume wrongfully so that is what the department would be outfitting or members in. >> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the ebola case of the us and overseas, we've assemble on line resource to help guide you and give you the information you need. just look for it at cbsphilly.com. >>> well, it is do-or-die today for the trump taj in a mal hal. key decision could force another atlantic city casino to fold. also this. >> you did not have the fun, paid for all legally, you shouldn't except it, no, no, no, at all. >> tempers boil over as classroom cuts force frustrated parents to find new schools right in the middle of the new school year. >> trouble in par days, bermuda braces for powerful hurricane bearing down on the island right now. kate's tracking the storm up next. >> no storms in our forecast right now, but will it and

fire officials say that they do meet federal requirements, but the union says they simply would not provideh protection from something like ebola. >> they should bewaring the bio hazmat chemical suits and that's what we assumed wrongfully so that that's what the department was going to be outfitting our members in. >> news tonight the main health officer in trenton told city council there that he wants to create a list of questions for 911 operators and health care workers to ask of potential ebola patients. >>> well of the three cases now in the united states, all involve adults but wasn't if a child were to be infected? >> well we learned today that chop is now one of the few hospitals in the country designated to handling any possible weed pediatric cases. "eyewitness news" matt rivers joins us live from chop with that part of our coverage tonight. >> reporter: chris and natasha, hospital officials tell us they've been preparing for this since august. the hospital could treat us children being evacuated from west africa or care for children diagnosed while on u.s. soil. whatever the situ

that's the federal government. >> the nurses union is demanding preparedness basics at all hospitals. immediate preliminary assessments by well protected nurses and infect -- public education materials as well. the union president believes the single site ebola treatment facility would best pool our region's medical resources and would get everyone on the same page. >> some hospitals i think are ahead of others but it's a very uneven process. >> mainline health hospital systems tells us they have been doing their ebola planning for a full four months now. they tell us that they would be ready if the virus showed up at their hospital. we're live tonight, i'm george spencer nbc 10 news. >> meantime the philadelphia airport is preparing for the ebola outbreak. officials there say they are following guidelines from the cdc to help identify passengers displaying any symptoms. in a statement released earlier today airport officials in part phl does not have any direct flights from west africa. additionally phl is not one of the five u.s. airports designated by the department of homeland sec

those are federal employees and teachers and governor union workers, so it doesn't sound great to them at first, but in a macro way, it sounds good. you said this in a lead-up to this conversation, ray. is this a referendum for those budgets? yes, it is. if the governors are reelected or not, it is a referendum on the wave that sent the tea party to the statehouses. though it's not kansas, though kansas is the most profound and it has the biggest push back from republicans to a republican governor. so that makes it an interesting case. so it's there all the way. and it's not just a referendum on that. i mean, there are people and personalities as in every election n florida, it doesn't matter what's on the ballot. i think that the florideans are pretty used to voting for or against charliist crist or rick scott. >> laura, very quickly before we go. as an old chicago boy, i'm dying to know, if pat quinn squeaks in, will he have the juice to solve the unfunded state mention problem? will he have any power if he just makes it back to springfield? >> i don't think so. i think he's going to

federal office. they attack unions with the same blackout periods. they did nothing about any rich person. there's not a sentence in mccain feingold that adversely affects the ability of a rich person to spend their own money in -- for politics. what about people of average means? they don't have the money. what they have to do is associate. they come together in a group. they pool their resources. now they have the money to participate. rich get off. the people of average means are shut out. he calls this attacking the big money interests. i call it enabling the rich people to be the only ones that can participate in our political system. he praised the expenditure limits that were passed as part of the 1974 post-watergate amendments, which limited what a preside presidential candidate can spend to $20 million in a two-year election cycle. he calls this not suppressing speech. i do agree with the fact that money is not speech. that's always been the big lie. they say we say that. we don't say that. that's ridiculous. what the problem is is that if you limit the money that can be spent on

union members say they have already sacrificed so much. >> shame. >> reporter: the the announcement was met with screams, src decision to cancel their contract with the philadelphia federation of teachers was immediately condemned by union members. >> is this the way to build trust? is this the way to build trust. >> reporter: and by parents losing trust in their district. >> did it on purpose to deny a public voice on what was arguablably a ground breaking decision which was to cancel the pft contract, take away tens of millions of dollars and put it towards unspecified purposes. >> reporter: src says savings are worth it. they estimate 15 million-dollar will be put back in the classrooms each year when pft members pay five to 13 percent of their health care premiums. >> is there only one other district in the commonwealth where teachers don't contribute to their health care. >> reporter: district says the the decision would force teachers to share the sacrifice but union president jerry jordan says teachers have sacrificed enough, often paying for classroom basics like paper, out of their own pockets. he said it is time for administrators to step up to the plate. >> how d

the president of the city's firefighters union showed council the protective suits his members have. fire officials say the suits meet federal requirements. but the union says, they would not provide enough protection from ebola. >> should bewaring the bio hawes mad chemical suits. that's what we assumed wrongfully so that that's what the department was going to be outfitting our members in. >> we of course invite to you stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of ebola in the u.s. and overseas. we have assembled on line resource guide to help keep you informed. and you can look for it at cbsphilly.com. >> 7:08. so far, no comment from vice president joe biden, after word that the navy reserve has discharged his son. don champion reports, it happened after hunter biden apparently failed a drug test >>> siting two feel familiar with the matter reports biden tested positive for cocaine. the 44 year old failed the drug test not even year after he started work as a part time public affairs officer. >> mr. hunter biden, mrs. kathleen biden? >> married with three children, biden confirmed his discharge in a statement, b

supreme court issued a ruling in the windsor case striking down the federal definition of marriage as a unionoses under federal law according to the defense of marriage act. but they dodged the issue of state definitions of marriage by not issuing a ruling on the merits regarding california's prop aid. subsequent challenges state-by-state across the country however have used the rationale of the windsor ruling to challenge the laws and in many cases constitutional amendments adopted by the people. each of our guest today offers a unique perspective on the irreplaceable institution of marriage. and i'm going to turn first to eric teetsel. eric teetsel is executive director of the manhattan declaration, i call of christian conscience on life marriage and religious liberty founded by chuck colson in 2009. he works to make sure that the declaration served not only as a manifesto by dave movement which continues to inform the public about these issues. eric attended wheaton college and worked at colorado christian university before coming to washington to serve with the values and capitalism proje

the police union will ask for a federal investigation on mayor reed and his close adviser vick agiloni. >> there's a problem with the san francisco fire department. the chief feeling the heat, especially after today's meeting. leaders of the firefighters union and employee working groups sat down face to face with chief joann hayes white. she called for this meeting and there was nothing shelkd say to make them want her to stay on the job. >> we don't have confidence in her. that's why we took the vote, saying we need new leadership. we've lost that confidence that we've had in her ability to lead this fire department. >> this has been boiling over for weeks. the chief as spokesperson said the chief is committed to staying on the job. >> she's looking forward to working closely with the employee group. she has a very positive attitude about it. i think that there's been some misinformation that's been given out by some of the members of the group. and that they may have their own agendas. >> so what's next in this political tug of war? the groups plan to hire their own auditor to revie

nine more states could legalize unions after federal appeals court issued mandates in recent months.he u.s. supreme court decided monday to take up challenges to these rulings. >>> seems there's no love in hong kong right now. pro-democracy protesters are urging for new demonstrations in the coming howevers. this comes after officials canceled talks scheduled for today. does the movement really have the energy to keep going? let's pull in our senior international correspondent, ivan watson, live in hong kong. and talk about the latest information here, ivan. i'm wondering, with the talks off the table, and student leaders calling for more protests throughout the weekend, are we back to square one here? the same place we were two weeks ago. >> you can make that argument. the students say they have to get demonstrators back out into the streets here. back into this encampment here that has been under way for a week and a half, blocking off a stretch of highway in downtown hong kong. to keep up the pressure on the hong kong government. that's after the number two official in the hong ko

fire officials say they meet federal requirements. but firefighters union says they are inadequate. >> think should bewaring the bio chemical hazmat suits, that's what we assume dollars wrongfully so that is what our department was going to be outfitting people in. >> continuing coverage of ebola in the u.s. and overseas, we have assemble on line resource guide to help keep you informed. look for that at cbsphilly.com. >> learning more about the road rage incident involving school bus filled with student. teenager was injured when suspect pulled out baseball bat, broke one of the windows, over levick and the boulevard, a gray chevy tahoe with four women aboard blocked the bus, the bus you see with two people standing next to it there. there were 21 students aboard that the bus. police tell us one of the woman who got out of the that hoo sprayed mastabas bus, while another broke a window with a baseball bat. fifteen year old student edge who was injured was cut by the broken glass. >> still ahead this morning, new details in the death of comedian joan rivers

rauner, can you explain why you haven't made an investment to the southside community federal credit unionore running for office? if you are elected as governor do you plan on continuing to use your pocketbook to make those sort of investments? what do you say to those that could be a conflict of interest? rauner: it's not a conflict at all. i'm using my personal money. pat quinn has been trying to buy the election using taxpayer money both in his and her eye program and his other programs he's been right on a seat using taxpayer money to try to get voters influence. it's wrong but that's politics in illinois. my wife and i have been very involved in the african-american community in and around chicago and other cities for decades. we are major donors to early childhood education into black community. charter schools in the black community, teacher training in the black community. i personally donated to find a full professorship at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia, which is dedicated to educating african-american lead throughout the united states. my wife and i care deeply about the

federal aviation administration recently allowed passengers to use those items during takeoff and landing. the association of flight attendants complains the ruling isn't vld because there was no opportunity for public comment. the union wants the federal appeals court to overturn that decision. flight attendants worry loose smartphones and tablets could injure passengers if there's turbulence or some other mishap in the air. >>> investigators tonight have a better idea about what caused that plane crash in yosemite that killed a cal fire pie loot from the bay area. 62-year-old jeffrey hunt died last week when his air tanker crashed while helping battle the fire. federal investigators now say the plane may have struck a tree and torn a wing during a fire retard ant drop. witnesses say the plane nearly disintegrated upon imtact. hunt was a veteran cal fire pilot from san jose. investigators call the findings preliminary. >>> here's another red. >> copy that. >> the first responders are real but the victims you see here are not. this drill today on the san francisco bay tested the city's firefighters, lifeguards, and coast guard. the mock disaster was a fire aboard a golden gate ferryboat. 40 damp volunteer victims were

union sabotaging the police department? mayor chuck reed has already asked for a federal investigation. a story you'll see only on nbc bay area, a recruit tells us the union encouraged him to quit with robert honda has our exclusive story. >> reporter: this story follows a similar allegation from a former recruit. they both say the union wants cadets to quit but the union denies it and calls the accusation politics. the san jose police academy is the focus of the department's recruiting effort and where some say that effort is undermine. a former recruit wrote an article saying union president told cadets to quit during orientation. he never said quit but insist he encouraged recruits to leave to strengthen the union's pension fight with the city. another man referred to us backed up the claim. he asked we not show his face and disguise his voice. we verified he was a cadet present at the

a federal bankruptcy judge will decide whether to terminate the union contract of the taj mahal atlantic city resort. taj says either it gets relief from costly pension arena healthcare obligations or it's going to shutter the casino. laid off casino workers will get help with their healthcare and insurance, atlantaic -- atlantic care will help those who lost their insurance earlier this year. >>> stocks took are a plunge, futures are pointing to a higher open. investors will be happy to put this week behind them. >> all new on "action news," more on the manhunt for the accused trooper killer eric frein. >> we have details on the disappearance of a hollywood actress. take the 6abc.com website with you, so you can go on your desktop and look at it. when you open up it up on your desktop and look at it. when you open up it up on your ipad or iphone, it changes shape party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now

marriage is back in court because of an appeal of last year's 5-4 ruling saying the federal government must right same-sex unions you may remember they are legal in 19 states and here in the district of columbia. before the term is out, the justices will decide the constitutiontality of same-sex marriage. >> the justices can avoid any division. particularly when there is no decision. there isn't about same-sex marriage yet. but they cannot stay out. >> this is a huge issue in our country. when the court steps in and makes it into a constitutional issue. it makes the court look more political in the eyes of the american people. >> the may become time before the court actually hears the issue on same-sex marriage, a number of people have been waiting outside here at the supreme court for about an hour or so at this point. they are anxious to head into this first day back to the new session. the new term here at the supreme court to see history in progress. of course, observers tell us the court will likely hear the issue of same-sex marriage next year. adecision could come down next summer. back to you in the stud

. >> one of america's large evident labor unions, the american federation of state, county and municipal employees has cut ties with the uncf saying accepting the donation is a betrayal of the civil rights movement. the university president disagrees. >> it didn't bother me. in the end, i'm not worried about politics when it comes to keeping people in school. >> when tougher credit standards make it harder for families to get loans, he said giving the money should not matter. dillard has received $50,000. >> a lot of people don't think money will solve the problems, for my boplation, yes it will. >> the president. uncf said he's willing to accept the money, because the end goal is helping students. despite coming under fire, saying criticism is a small price for seeing students reach their dreams of a college education. >> koch industries points out it has donated to 250 colleges in the last few years. this particular donation of $25 million is the most it's ever donated to historically black colleges. >> having means and taxes a great education doesn't always guarantee you entry to a co

that is a law in probably every state in our union and the federal government has a making false statesficial. >> you fill out the forms -- >> all kinds of forms. you can't lie on important government forms. if we get to that point, i hope we don't, but certainly a person can face prosecution if they lied knowingly. >> my big issue he went to the hospital and didn't tell anyone that he might have been exposed. >> he did say he came from liberia. >> right. but he didn't say that he was in an area and he might have been exposed and they sent him home with antibiotics. i would have hoped he would have said, look, check me for this. so he goes back and more people -- >> boy, so many mysterious mysteries around this. lots of questions unanswered. tanya miller, glenda hatchet. thank you. >>> one of the most successful treatments for ebola has run out. why is it taking so long to make more? find out right after this. [ female announcer ] this is our new turkey cranberry flatbread before we craft it into a sandwich. the tender, slow-roasted turkey, the zesty cranberry mostarda, the freshly bake

the state employees, are union unionizeed. charles: federal employees? >> these are federal employees i understand. but there are $2 trillion of under funded pension liabilitys, this is just the tip of the iceberg, something has to change, this is an example of how undermineed we are in our system. charles: scotti, you are closer to scott walker, he drew a line in the sand, this was the big battle in wisconsin, a couple of years ago, he won, i thought there would be a tidalwave after. >> is there anything more oxymoronic than the term government union? hold on, if employer is government, there is nobody more abused by the government than the u.s. taxpayers, maybe we should form the unions, i think that we have government unions that is first thing that should not exist. if we have to sit there, and those employees have to be protected by the government. charles: they are not protected by government, they put that in political ads they get to hire their over bosses. >> the size of the government waste is alarming. but it dovetails into private sector took