some streets in hoboken, new jersey were left under several inches of water tonight. and near st.loius , missouri...some rivers and streams are receding after days of rain caused widespread flooding . the flooding is being blamed for as many as a dozen deaths and shut down transportation in parts of the region. the governor of new york spoke about how the city... wasn't prepared for suchheavy rain. (sot) more rain is in the forecast for all of those regions next week. (hermela aregawi)police are looking for the man that they say tried to break into this dorm this morning.around 10, a student living at roble hall discovered a man trying to pry his screen open.the suspect fled.this is one of several incidents in the last month. earlier this week, police arrested this jun nicado pegarido on prowling charges. police are also looking into whether he's responsible for two indecent exposure incidents last nmonth.also last month, two people were sexually assaulted within minutes of each other.both victims were groped around 11 at night.police are still looking for the suspect

, the breaking system that may have in fact saved the woman's lav and talking about derailment in hoboken and don't want to talk about this and all they want to talk about is it is someone else's fault fault. do they, have they, the word is with amtrak repairs in the summer looking at 25% reduction in trains what is the nj transit plan that commuters this summer. they have no plan. actually, one in the podium saying the biggest issuesle communication. we know you are terrible. we want you to deal on point. i think. >> thanks, sibile. my aben days to reform. i would like to see adult use legalized. bill: let me ask you. that was it. ♪ introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 megs speeds. switch to the most powerful internet at the most revolutionary price. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 a month and we'll give you tv, hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years all w

several trains are going to hoboken instead of new york while the work happens. several lawmakers say they are upset they weren't consulted before it was announced last week. >>> commissioners are taking their message on to the road hosting town hall events to find out what issues matter most to you in your community. tonight's conversations with commissioners is at 7:00 p.m. at the hall. >>> when we come back, drugged driving. tiger woods says a cocktail of medicine caused him to fall asleep behind the wheel of his car. how law enforcement is combatting this problem here in our area. >>> plus children as young as 8 years old binge drinking. how big the problem is getting. >>> more sunshine is on tap for tomorrow with those nice west winds. but there's some more rain coming before the weekend is over. i have your most accurate weather forecast coming, when we come back. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advi

the line will end at hoboken, reducing the number of trains traveling to penn station. fares will be cut in half. this is due to recent derailments and problems. amtrak is replacing aging tracks and equipment at penn station from july through labor day. >>> for the second time in a week, new jersey is dealing with rpt reports of an open door on a train. the passenger took a picture of the door stuck open and safety bar missing. >> and by the time i noticed that the door was opened, the doors to the platform were closed. and there was no way to get to a conductor. the train was so packed. i rode in the vestibule from newark to new brunswick. >> new jersey transit is says someone may have tampered with the safety bar, and they are investigating. there was another open door on a transit train. it traveled 30 minutes before eight stops before anything was done. new jersey transit is urging customers to report any future incidents. >>> there's a new winner of "the voice." take a look. >> chris, you did it! [ cheers ] >> chris blue took the title for teach alic team alicia. t

service on the morris and essex lines in north jersey will end at hoboken forcing thousands on to p.a.t.h. trains and ferries. executives from amtrak, n.j. transit, and other transportation agencies are scheduled to testify at today's hearing. amtrak will do the track and infrastructure repairs at penn station in july and august. yesterday, amtrak announced how service will be impacted including cuts in service between new york and washington and between new york and harrisburg. acela service will not be affected. the repairs were ordered after two recent derailments and numerous other delays. >>> a quarter of 5:00. this morning, i'm driving into work and not realizing that 676 is closed off. >> oops. >> yeah. let's check in with jessica to find out more. >> this is the last bridge they're doing, right? >>> you know, i don't actually know. we'll have to check in with that. either way, we'll have this for the next few days or so. right on time for when i come back and we get construction projects going. watching the vine street expressway around 24th, it looks like we've reopened some of i

service will end at hoboken, causes people to pass trains and ferries. executives from amtrak, n.j. transit are among those scheduled to testify at the hearing. amtrak will do the track and infrastructure repairs at penn station in july and august. and yesterday, amtrak announced how service will be impacted, including cuts in service between new york and washington and new york and harrisburg. acela service will not be affected. the repairs were ordered after two recent derailments and numerous other delays. >>> firefighters returned to a north philadelphia neighborhood where a house fire killed two children and their grandfather over the weekend. they went door to door giving out smoke detectors trying to prevent another fire tragedy. nbc10 was there early sunday morning as flames consumed the home at north 6th street and montgomery avenue. in the wake of the tragedy, fire officials are encouraging neighbors to practice fire safety in their homes. >> it's not just about smoke alarms, though. remember, smoke alarm will help once a fire starts. the best fire for us is the one that n

that means the morris line will end in hoboken. recent derailments and other problems at penn station pushed amtrak to start replacing ageing tracks and other equipment. >>> philadelphia police are look ing for the person who stabbed a woman to death. the victim was found in kensing on to around 2:30 this morning. she had gone into a playground and come out with stab wounds. she died at the hospital. >>> a new bill offers sweeping changes to new jersey's paid family leave program. the assembly speaker unveiled the bill today. it includes increased leave time. it also expands paid benefits and strengthens job protections. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers are considering a bill to help women who suffer from postpartum depression. it would make patients eligible for early interventions. >>> a makeover for an historic site in old city. christ church will unveil the benjamin franklin gravestone. a crack. developed. crews fixed the crack to prevent more damage. the $80,000 repair was paid for from a gofundme page and also pennies that visitors

trains will be rerouted to hoboken during peak periods. amtrak is going to shut 3 of 21 tracks for two months this summer to repair and replace ageing infrastructure after recent derailments. >>> bargain hunters ewe nielt, one of the largest yard sales kicked off. it runs more than 800 miles from baltimore to st. louis. it's part of flea market and antique shopping. it started back in 2004. >>> read a good book? check out the world's largest. this is on display. not just the world's largest book, it's also the longest, the widest, the heaviest and the most expensive. the 431-page book costs nearly $3 million. look at the size of that. how do you even read that? it's the first arabic book to make it to the book of world records. >>> kids have a new friend to help them overcome fears about going to the doctor. teddy bears are just what the doctor ordered. more than 100 kindergartners helped provide medical treatment for the injured bears. some had torn fur. e ted teaches and spreads awareness about medical care. >>> it's a win-win for vetera

and those end in hoboken and riders have to take p.a.t.h.rains and ferries into the city. >>> aaa is projecting this weekend to be the busiest memorial day travel season in 10 years, that people have more disposable income to use as a get away and 4,000 plus will travel almost half of them by rode and we asked what is the sport time to drive. >> early and late evenings and the holiday itself. memorial day, will allow to you avoid most of the traffic and congestion out there on the roadways. >> these locations are the most popular locations for families this memorial day weekend. >>> and lets get a check of the commute home on a tuesday night. matt pellman is in the traffic center with more. >> you may or may not know that today is world turtle day. >> i did not know that. >> we are doing the best impression of the turtle on the schuylkill expressway slowly but steadily moving along in the southbound lanes. however, the travel time of 29 minutes is better than the 50 minute travel time we had last half hour. if you stay local watch for a cras

i remember once the mayor of hoboken said, as we all know, hoboken is the world's best-kept secret. can that be? a lot of people expect problem so when something pops up, all right, we thought that was coming. alix: you have this low vol environment and the nasdaq hit an intraday high. you wind up having the s&p a stone throw away from the record high. what is your base case? >> i think health care is one that we find attractive. part of it is my own experience. andhave an agent population new technology. the government going to get more interventional in this. ,echnology i would like to buy but i have to focus on the business-to-business stuff. basically, new things. i think the economy is getting better. as a gets better, i'm not sure i want to own every cyclical, but i think you start to move in the direction. i think that is where the incremental change comes. johnathan: blame vanguard for where the vix is. what is a mean across the index and within it? and talking but the fundamentals as a sector, should we be having these conversations anymore if the money is ultimately going

the line will end at hoboken, reducing the trains traveling to penn station.ares will be cut in half. due to recent derailments and problems, amtrak will replace aging tracks and equipment at penn station from july through labor day. >>> speaking of mass transit, traffic on the road, let's check in with francesca ruscio. she has an eye on what's happening out there. >>> the schuylkill expressway, typical morning volume. something we all know and love. the camera from belmont, eastbound travel times falling into the upper 40s. we're seeing westbound delays. the camera angle, eastbound is where you're seeing the taillight traffic and headlight traffic is westbound for the western suburbs. it's starting to pile up in either direction. lymerick an accident at main and church road. no real problems or delays. 95 southbound travel times, falling into the 30s. woodhaven to the vine, going to take you 24 minutes. another update in a few minutes. >>> 6:18 on this wednesday. just about 58 degrees now. we'll look in wilmington, cloudy skies. we've seen passing showers. m

those lines will end in hoboken and fares will be reduced by about half.ath trains and ferries are going to honor nj transit fares. the governor says riders on other lines should not expect any significant delays. >>> the fight for 15 went right to mcdonald's head quarter today's. >> for months minimum wage workers at protested across the country for better hourly rates from the fast food giant. fox's jeff flock has more on their efforts. >> reporter: sales are up, profits are up and the stock is up. workers are asking why aren't wages up? >> take look at the protests here in okay brook, illinois. at the mcdonald's shareholders meet wrack the fight for 15 was front and center. mcdonald's did agree at its owned restaurants about two years ago to raise the minimum wage about a dollar higher than the local minimums. but that's not enough for lot of workers. we talked to one of them. adrianna alvarez from chicago. she said she makes nine dollars an hour, does not get overtime because they don't allow her to to get up to 40 hours a week. she also doesn't get be

the service on the morris and essex lines in new jersey will end at hoboken, forcing thousands on p.a.t.hains and ferries. >>> amtrak will do the track, and infrastructure repairs will take place at penn station in july and august. yesterday amtrak announced how service will be impacted including cuts in service between new york and washington and between new york and harrisburg. acela service will not be affected. the repairs were ordered after two recent derailments and numerous other delays. >>> 6:26. a foggy start, but starting to improve. you see the building in this view of the adventure aquarium. 62 degrees, a warmer day. we'll see sunshine, but there's still a chance you'll need the umbrella. >> reporter: the report of a stolen vehicle ends one a 7-year-old child being found inside of a home with a bag on her head. she's in critical condition now. we'll have much more about the investigation when we come back. what if there was a paint for your door... ...that not only made a big first impression... ...but was designed to withstand sunlight this bright... ...this bright... ...or e

trains normally going to manhattan will go to hoboken instead. pennak, who owns 10 station, is repairing to tracks damaged the spring. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you so much. prophecy. the global economy will be driving on a spare tire for the next five years. we will take into their latest album and discuss -- latest outlook and discuss the implications. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ julia: this is bloomberg markets. scarlet: investors have become too complacent, and monetary fiscal, and trade risks abound. that is a warning issued by pimco in their secular outlook published today. for more on pimco's prophecy, john joins us from our bureau in los angeles. human covering emco for years. -- you have been covering pimco for years. they say there is a 70% chance of a recession next five years. talk to us over the big concern in a long-term. --john: assets are overvalued is what they are saying. the way to protect yourself is do

up next is john in hoboken. go ahead john. >> caller: i wanted to touch base with the republican failure to read peele obamacare. they're missing an opportunity and i want to -- i keep seeingee the total repeal without any replacement or no exchange at all but a while back thee president gerald ford proposed a national access policy in which the government takes the back end of the most severe portion of healthcare coverage and has a free market for people but takes away the extreme costs for the insurance companies thereby allowing them to adversely coverage the lower rates. i don't know why they don't explore that.ea i thought it was a good idea then and i think it's a good idea now speak to whatever they had in the belt didn't work. they had to come back with the amendment which as i understand establishes high risk people and offers the right to reduce the mandatory minimum benefits and allows underwriting to help. this is not a good idea. this guarantees issuance with a five-one, seven-one, nine-one. i woul

jay left his hometown of hoboken, new jersey, to pursue higher education at the university of pennsylvania wharton school of finance. jake graduated early to enlist in the united states navy, serving as a naval aviator for three years of active a duty followed by 10 years of service in the naval reserves. the great state of florida welcomed jake and his family in 1953 with the promise of a better future and it beckoned the young entrepreneur to seek our new business ventures. it was in south florida that jay grew his father's humble business into the national real estate agent that it is today. with residential and industrial properties spanning from florida to nevada. jake's immense success allowed him the opportunity to explore his true passion. the history and culture of the early americas. jay, along with his wife, established the foundation to advance knowledge and understanding of world cultures and history. the foundation's impressive collections include one of a kind maps, books, letters, and paintings, and many other artifacts. in the 50 years that jay dedicated to collecting thes

some people in hoboken were able to capture the deluge on the streets below.d curran from wbbm tv joins s s for a look at what's in store. good morning. >> good morning. yesterday in just a six-hour period central park saw three inches of rain, and the rain continues as we show you futurecast. you'll have showers that go through the day today into part of the day on sunday before it finally starts to taper off, so rain in the northeast once again today. thunderstorms in two different areas of the country. down here toward the south and east, you're seeing some thunderstorms. and also up to the northwest. but thunderstorms through this region, marginal chance damaging wind and large hail and a marginal chance for severe storms with damaging wind, large hail up here in montana and idaho as well. elsewhere in the country, fire weather warnings both in florida and in arizona. alex. >> ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. thanks, ed. >>> a former police officer is free on bail after he was charged with shooting a teenager to death in a dallas suburb. roy olive

. >> and the weird thing is he's from hoboken. >> i have no idea where he got that accent. >> but thef the show goes up a couple of notches. >> you're too kind. i didn't feel that it was my place to say the open but it was a real honor. anyway. let's have a look at the futures at this hour which are continuing yesterday's rebound. tepid rebound you might say, and a tepid bounce this morning. higher by around about 30 points on the dow, about 45 an hour or so, so we've slipped a little bit. five points on the s&p, the nasdaq higher by 15 points. yesterday the nasdaq led that rebound up 0.7%, the other two up about a third of one percent. headlines, crude oil prices rising this morning on increasing sentiment that supply cuts will be extended. wti topped $50 per pair earlier this morning for the first time since the 26th of april. today also marks the seventh rise for oil prices in eight sessions up 1.2% just shy of that $50 -- >> the producer had logged out or something. and it didn't retake and so that was a-2. a-1 was supposed to be -- so they didn't actually -- >> it was a mistake.