i am jack martins. i am a state senator, a husband and a father of four daughters and i know our country is heading in the wrong direction. the economy is stagnant, terrorism is on the rise, america is divided and washington is gridlocked. people are frustrated and so am i. changing that with elected leaders to solve our problems, i can do that because i have done it before. the issues on long island, cutting taxes in rebuilding infrastructure, protecting our environment and helping small businesses grow and succeed. i will do the same in washington and my opponent will not. by focusing on what unites us instant of what denies -- devised -- divides us, we can move forward. thank you. suozzi. >> people are so discouraged throughout this campaign, who have said i don't like either candidate. they ask why you want to run for congress. i still believe in the united states of america and our system of government and politics and we can get good things done. if democrats and republicans can work together to s

i am jack martin's i miss a senator a business owner father of four daughters samite so many of you are country is headed in the wrong direction the economy is stagnant, terrorism on the rise in america is divided. people are frustrated and angry and so in my. flu taking the leaders who are willing and able to solve four problems as us senator ahead led issues all of long island to protect for structure protecting the environment to help grow and succeed and i will do the same washington by focusing on what unites us instead of what divides us we can look together to find better ways toward for america. that is why i am running for congress. >> our country is very -- facing very serious challenges. that's my friends and family members say why do want to run for congress? i don't believe that. i believe in the system of government if there are people of good will democrats and republicans to work together to solve the problems. the reality is to change the status quo a very powerful force the way it is our have done that throughout my entire career. democrats as well as republicans in th

where's jack? martin. >> good night martin and good night bed. and good night to the senator who is over his head. >> you voted for the very my dad died in office. i was appointed. >> are you saying you didn't know what you were voting for? >> i just arrived in the senate. >> he seems nice. >> bless his heart. >> i wish i had something profound to say today. i don't. >> and good night to the senator who took his last stand in a fight to the end as he was leading the band. (band playing) >> the end. [clapping] >>>coming up. our mayors match wits on political square and we'll continue our mock men tear on the trump revolution and the war continue our mock men tear on the trump revolution and the war of everything you need to know about life, make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners. just good. honey nut cheerios and real oats. ok that's still honey.

we begin with senator jack martins. mr. you to news 12 for hosting this debate. i am jack martins, a state senator, a business owner, a husband and a father of daughters. like so many of you, i know our country is heading in the wrong direction. the economy is stagnant, terrorism is on the rise, washington is gridlocked. people are frustrated and angry, and so am i. changing that starts with electing leaders who are willing and able to work together to solve our problems. i can do that, because i have done it before. as a senator i led on issues important to us here on long island. cutting taxes, rebuilding infrastructure, protecting our environment, and helping small businesses grow and succeed. i will do the same in washington. my opponent will not. by focusing on what unites us instead of what divides us, we can work together to find a better way forward for america, and let no one stand in our way. that's why i'm running for congress. i hope i have earned your vote. thank you. ?> tom suozzi -- mr. suozzi: mr. suozzi: ou

lewis murphy done for the season and running back doug martin and jack rogers both no shows at practice and no updates on east one of them. before i tell but this buccaneer move let's just say they have no downside to it and pretty desperate as receiver. they did sign doug huff to the practice squad. released by the eagles last week after being charged with possession of marijuana and carrying unregistered gun. huff says you live and learn. cutter hopes that this team can learn how to keep his team going on special teams. >> he is a return man and he is a guy that like all of these career and a guy available and will take a look on the practice squad and we are trying to develop those guys and to guys that can help us at some point. >>> it looks like the gators could use reinforcement they lost luke dell reo to a shoulder injury for the season. austin apple bee will be taking over again against south carolina and gators lost cam dillard and linebacker alex lancaloni and jarrett davis is out with a sprained ankle versus south carolina. it is a good thing this game is at the swamp. >>> cl

breakfast for mayoror y just getting underway you see se metro board chairman jack evans talking to our contributorontrut martin dicaro.ico jack evans has said he wouldou support these metro rail r cutbacks for about a year. although dc mur eighty threehtye bowser said no way.bowsai she's not for reduced late nighn service on metro.onet we want to show you the schedull as proposed by metro. basically monday through friday -- monday throughh thursday, rather, 5am to 11:30 p.m. no longer till midnight. friday 5:00 a.m. t saturday, 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.ma no longer restoring service to t 3:00 in the morning on friday and saturday nights and sundays rail service only from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m..m. this all would take effect next summer if approved by the metroo board. board. metro says the cuts are needed to allow enough time for repairp and maintenance throughout thett system.system. metro says it's latest proposall did receive the most support ofo four options it offered ridersid in online survey.ur riders outside some metro m stations this morning.orng here two samples we got.. >> i understand the principalsrl b

. >> first-ever outdoor wrestling josh martin follows suit. he picks up jack -- zach johnson. margin when his magic lanelle win the meet. 27-15. i know i would did that last year. it is cool that they get to wrestle outdoors. terry swails, thanks for the weather. >> in 1991 temperatures were in the single digits. >> wow. that would be freezing. >> we have a forecast for you this weekend. make your plans outdoors. temperatures will be above normal with sunshine. will give you the details are fantastic >> nearly 24 hours they went their first world series in more than a century chicago cubs fans are still gathering outside historic wrigley field. this is a live look as a week note the parade is tomorrow so they are getting a head start. we will turn to chief meteorologist terry swails and perfect fall we can. >> will take you to the satellite and you will notice the absence of clouds around the upper midwest. this is the high pressure that will be purchased over us for several days to come. i will block moisture from the gulf of mexico and as a result of that there is no rain in

martin luther king juniorr library. doors open at 5. accused of bank robberies-- car jackings-- and a shooting in lakewood will get underway in just hours. myloh mason-- tyrone richardson, and miguel sanders are known as the "scream" robbers because of the masks police say they wore during the crimes. they're accused of robbing the first bank in lakewood last november -- and a carjacking and a shooting in lakewood and sheridan. attorneys for the men argue: you can't telll who the robbers are - because of the masks. an investigator who took the stand said clothing and masks later found in an abandoned car matched the three suspects. an adams county 14 school district board member is expected in court today over charges he lured a child on the internet. rt vashaw was arrested during a child sex sting operation in september. police say he tried to sexually assault a child-- and used the internet to lure a child to him. no students from his district were involved. the preliminary hearing for vashaw is set for this afternoon. the bureau of land knows who was behind nail boards plac

martin eden." the high priest of realism never reviewed jack london, but london did not hesitate to caricature him "martin eden" as a, quote, ponderous bromide and favorite of english professors, microscopic minded parrots. so, the later novels of henry james, another realist writer, frustrated london as indeed they did james' good friend because of their focus on interior consciousness with very little action. a story that sinclair louis told about london suggests the difference between the two. jack picked up james' the wings of the dove and standing there, short, burly, soft shirt and black tie read allowed in a bewildered way while henry james' sliding, slithering, glittering verbiage unwound itself on and on. itself on and on.. jack banged the book down and yelled, do any of you even know what this junk is about? so howell's dominance and that of the high cultured literary magazines was slipping away with the new century. for newer popular magazines such as "the saturday evening post," the call went out for good easy reading for the people, no frills, no fine finishes, but action, action, alw

jack markell. >>> in the race for mayor of wilmington, robert martin is facing, michael presici and independent steve washington. winner will replace outing mayor dennis williams. >>> still to come tonight on "eyewitness news", proof that if there is a way is there a way. talk about out of this world. how one astronaut still managed to exercise his right to vote, that and more on the other >>> you know there are voters who took advantage of the absentee ballots in case they were far from home on election day but i doubt, if many voters are, this far away. nasa astronaut shayne kimbro filed his ballot for today's election from the international space station. to do it he selected which elections he wanted to vote in and then received a application for his absentee ballot. performing his civic duty from a galaxy far, far away. nicely done. >>> we have much more coverage of this election day, still to come, in just a few minutes we will be live in election central as we are's joined by political analyst from both sides of the aisle to get their thoughts on where their candidates stand as election their

irons tead.t iser inste joining us now from wmata headquarters fox5 contributor martin dicaro joined this by metro board chair jack evans ina an exclusive interview. inter good morning. >> good morning to you mor.. >> so council members evans eva let's start with this idea avenue federal take over wmat. w you admit it's a long shot. s you've been endorsing the idea. doesn't that send the signal toa your fellow they're incapable of reaching ag consensus... >> actually the control board -d >> try to get back to them now.. i believe we lost the signal fof a second. let's listen back in again to to councilman metro board jackrdac evans. does we're back.does we're go right ahead. >> control board idea diss treka of columbia in the mid 90's fivv member board appointed by the be president had extraordinaryraori powers the metro board doesn't have to do crack, higher and fire, get money if the from the pension liability. things of that nature. so it's athinn idea. ia i'm surprised it got as muchuc support as it did when i threwdt it out there. it it wasn't actually me it was ini the washington post and so iand think marti

jack markell, who served maximum two terms as delaware's governor. >>> also in delaware, new mayor for wilmington. democrat michael prosicki defeated republican robert martin by wide margin, 82% to 11%, says, he will make the city government more efficient, more responsive and promises more jobs and a better education system. >> well, voters were also deciding several battle questions on election day. >> voters in new jersey rejected ballot question that would have allowed north jersey casinos, said that the casino and two north jersey counties would recover revenue the garden state was lose to go casinos in pennsylvanian new york. the proposal can now not go back on the ballot for at least two years. >> new jersey voters also approved constitutional amendment to ensure new gas tax revenues goes to transportation project. that's more than billion dollars a year, thanks to the recently enacted 23 cents a gallon gas tax. the vote also allows legislators to borough billions for road improvement, as well. >> for run down of all of the election results head to cbsphilly.com. there you can see full list of race lutz across the tri-state region. well, still ahead

martin eden." the high priest of realism never reviewed jack london, but london did not hesitate to caricature him as a ponderous bromide and that favorite of english professors that london caused little, microscopic-minded parents -- parrots. [laughter] ms. campbell: the later novels of henry james frustrated london because of the focus on interior consciousness with very little action. a story that sinclair lewis told about london suggests the difference between the two. jack picked up james' "wings of the dove," and read aloud in a bewildered way while henry james's sliding, glittering verbiage unwound itself on and on. jack banged the book down and wailed, "do any of you know what this junk is about." his dominance was slipping away with the new century, for newer, popular magazines, the call went out for good, easy reading for the people -- no thrills, find finishes, but action -- action, always action. london could provide the action, as could a host of other writers, but london could add a deeper significance to the tales of action based on his scientific theories aligned with literary nati

jack was 76. jonathan: from new york, this is bloomberg daybreak. martinloomberg surveillance a little earlier to discuss how president-elect trump will impact market and the facpeso. >> i think it would be pretty pragmatic. he is a businessman. he has run big projects. i think he will surprise on the upside and will be a good president. >> because of regulation, because he will surround himself team?uthorit a thorough he needs to begin for this country and for business. will you do both? : i think so. i think he will take advantage of his very low interest rates. if i was in his position, i would borrow money and spend it on infrastructure, and that probably within his dna to do thaose sort of projects. >> a lot of people in the business community were anti-trump. do you think there will be retaliation? martin: i don't think so. a lot of what is said in a election campaign is rhetoric and we have to remember that what politicians say and do our two different things -- are two different things. let's forget the rhetoric now and see where he goes from here.

martin. from the port byron rhett and rebecca [inaudible] state attorneys office, joanne suchi and giants we have jack bair and caryn alshore, kristin hall and ray song. thank you for coming. together the team over the past 8 years forged a project and proud toprint to you today. project that evolved and improvaled over time due to new technology that have come to surface, community input from members here today as well and society needs remaining true to guiding principles that are part the projethfor many years now including ample open space, forward thinking sus tainability goals, responsible transportation plan and robust response to sea level rise. the giant port and city staff negotiated a non binding term sheet with financial terms for lease and development nof site. 2013 the port commission and board approved that sheet which described a vibrant walkable mixed utneighborhood cht the design concept outletlined stratdagys, program element and design details for a collection of public park squz open space aminities. in june of 2014, san francisco voters approved prop b requiringing voter approval

martin. from the port byron rhett and rebecca [inaudible] state attorneys office, joanne suchi and giants we have jack bair and caryn alshore, kristin hall and ray song. thank you for coming. together the team over the past 8 years forged a project and proud toprint to you today. project that evolved and improvaled over time due to new technology that have come to surface, community input from members here today as well and society needs remaining true to guiding principles that are part the projethfor many years now including ample open space, forward thinking sus tainability goals, responsible transportation plan and robust response to sea level rise. the giant port and city staff negotiated a non binding term sheet with financial terms for lease and development nof site. 2013 the port commission and board approved that sheet which described a vibrant walkable mixed utneighborhood cht the design concept outletlined stratdagys, program element and design details for a collection of public park squz open space aminities. in june of 2014, san francisco voters approved prop b requiringing voter approval