this is carmine testa who owns carmine pizza factory in jersey city, jersey. he's playing with the dough. watch what he's about to do. he tosses it to his 7-year-old, michael testa. >> uko. >> he didn't even drop it. >> oh, my -- >> caught it perfectly. >> look, dad and son have a great little routine going tossing back and forth. >> of course, dad brings in patrons you can imagine. >> i'm going sto say michael's got better form than dad. >> believe it or not, michael started tossing dough two weeks before this video was shot. >> from jersey city, new jersey, of course he was born to do it. >> don't stereotype. >> watch this at the end. >> yeah. that's right. >> whoa! >> oh, wow. >> and, of course, we wanted to know more about michael testa and his dad carmine association "right this minute" from jersey city we have him skyping with us. >> dad says that you are actually better than he is? >> yep. >> how was michael able to get so good at this so fast? >> hand-eye kworden sagscoordin amazing. i said to myself, i have to film this he picked it up in a couple of

jersey city. wind is now a big concern. gusts up to 50 miles per hour are expected. the sun will warm things up, starting tomorrow. >>> the accused killer of unarmed teenager trayvon martin is out of jail this afternoon and in an undisclosed location. george zimmerman was released from jail in florida around midnight. randall pinkston has the latest developments. >> reporter: george zimmerman said nothing to the media as he walked out of a sanford, florida jail. he appeared to be wearing a bulletproof vest under his jacket. zimmerman's attorney is keeping his client's location a secret. >> we have not had any active threats recently, but the concern is there is a ground well of -- ground swell of opposition. >> reporter: prosecutors believe zimmerman is guilty of second degree murder. to make bail, zimmerman had to put up 10% of the bond or $15,000. he has to wear an electronic monitoring device. must obey a dust to dawn curfew and could not use a firearm. because zimmerman is so recognizable in florida, he may have been allowed to leave the state. trayvon martin's p

. >> i have a trucking company here in jersey city. the fuel prices are getting out of hand nowadays. it's hard to make ends meet. you have to pay $5,000 to $6,000 for fuel and o top of expenses. you can only really charge your customers a certain amount of fuel surcharge and it doesn't really add up. >> i'm going to be selling my truck pretty soon. we're not making any money. >> the end user that is paying the extra money for whatever services or products we're moving. it makes it harder but it's the customers the end user that is suffering. >> it affects you at the market, your clothing and every way possible you can imagine. any time you fuel you need fuel to keep you warm. it's just horrible. >> it's extra money they have to spend for products that normally wouldn't cost as much. it adds up quick. >> we are spending too much money on the fuel. with the money get it back, it's not enough. >> you can't survive in this day and age. too much money. something has to be done. >>> you're right something has to be done. until something is

the two theaters closest to me are jersey city and clifton common. nine theaters in all of new jersey. how can that be saturation? >> we give exclusivity to a film zone that does about $20 million in box office. because we don't want one across the street from each other. it is more expensive to put in the equipment and you need a certain base before you can go in. the problem is some areas are too rural or too affluent to have that scoconcentration of population. you want to go in the population centers. >> there was a lot of articles this weekend about "titanic." these remakines are not part of your core business, right? they're too expensive? >> there are certain movies, if you look at "lion king", it did fantastic but it was rereleased but they're aberrational. i think "titanic has a shot at doing well. and imax is more square than rectangular but it's not going to move the needle. >> a lot of people take their kids to the different imaxes that might be in museum, in -- the ones that we first saw. still a good source of business or you just kind

. >> i have a trucking company here in jersey city. fuel prices are getting out of hand nowadays. it's hard to make ends meet. you have to pay $5,000 to $6,000 for fuel and o top of expenses. you can only really charge your customers a certain amount of fuel surcharge and it doesn't really add up. >> i'm going to be selling my truck pretty soon. we're not making any money. >> the end user that is paying the extra money for whatever services or products we're moving. it makes it harder but it's the customers the end user that is suffering. >> it affects you at the market, your clothing and every way possible you can imagine. any time you fuel you need fuel to keep you warm. it's just horrible. >> it's extra money they have to spend for products that normally wouldn't cost as much. it adds up quick. >> we are spending too much money on the fuel. with the money get it back, it's not enough. >> you can't survive in this day and age. too much money. something has to be done. >>> you're right something has to be done. until something is done

cramer, donald from jersey city. >> i must be a doctor. go ahead. >> caller: my stock is baidu.ng. >> the stock bounced but i had say it right now, right here. i no longer have any chinese stocks i want to own. i'm saying sell, sell, sell, sell. even baidu. i'm done with communists. he called them communists. well, they are. >>> steve in new mexico. >> caller: jim cramer. >> dr. cramer, go ahead. >> caller: dr. cramer, booyah. >> booyah. >> how about the boston beer company? >> i think it's growing fast. i myself drink pbr. >>> let's go to fawaz in california. >> caller: hey, happy -- i want to thank you for all you do. >> my pleasure. >> caller: i'm up 50%, stock i'm talking about. i don't want to get greedy. yields 6.5%, 10 cents below 52-week high. main, m-a-i-n. >> i don't really know what they own, so it's very hard for me to judge it. i would sell. >>> joan in michigan. joan. >> caller: a big sunny southern booyah from greenville, south carolina. >> one of my favorite areas. baseball down there. what's up? >> caller: what's your expert opinion on the recent ipo sand ridge

the mayor of a new jersey city, rushes into a burning home to save his neighborhood.ou don't want to miss this. >>> misfire. north korea's missile launch failed. >>> time for an arrest. florida pastors say it is time to unite in peace. when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced. is this right? right here, like this? ♪ turn that off! plants can smell our fear then miracle-gro expand'n gro made things a lot easier for us. it expands when you water it. and improves your soil. for big beautiful plants that grow up to three times the flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. we were so bad at this before. particularly you. [ laughs ] everyone grows with miracle-gro. >>> it's 6:30. clear and 64 degrees. good evening, everyone. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. now that george zimmerman is in custody and charged with the murder of trayvon martin, dozens of ministers around the nation are calling for a rally, for unity and healing. randall pin ston reports. -- pinkston reports. >> reporter: florida ministers are

. >> three cities, jersey city, san jose, and north carolina, they were also honored. kevin bacon was there to congratulate everyone. >> we are incredibly proud. i'm humbled by your work and your service. and i am proud of all of you. and i think you deserve a great round of applause. so there you go. >> yes. now this year's make a difference day is on october 27. if you want more information about it, visit the make a difference day. lesli? >>> coming up, mcdonald's employee is under arrest accused of something rather unsavory to two customers drinks. but coming up next, caught on tape. police say that the chase was of a man who was drunk, dangerous, and driving wrecklessly. don't forget we are always on wusa9.com. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> this one is in the township of ohio and the spark that has flown. do you see that guy? they don't care. they just keep on going. they were finishing up the traffic stop when they just got the word. he was headed their way. >> and they hit that median and they had a blown-out tire. they were just driving extremely wreck

the two theaters closest to me are in jersey city and elizabeth city. eaters in all of new jersey. how can that be saturation? >> well, we try to give exclusiviies to a film zone. we don't want one right across the street from each other. it is expensive to put in the equipment and you need a certain base before you can go in. some areas are too rural or too affluent to have that concentration of population. so you really want to go in those population centers. >> okay. now, i know that a lot of people, there was a lot of articles this weekend about "titanic," and cameron spent 60 weeks, $18 million. he's obviously, you know, "avatar" was terrific. but this is -- these re-makes are not part of your core business. they're not the things that could spike things, right? they're too expensive and probably not a logical business stream. >> we're much more in the day-in-date business. there are certain movies like "lion king" that did fantastic when disney re-released it, but they're really an richal. and on imax, we have a different aspect ratio, it's more sq

. >> a lot closer than heading all the way out to new jersey, atlantic city or las vegas. >> reporteristen to politicians trying to

i'm from new jersey, atlantic city. >> reporter: each person having their own reason for loving him. >> this is my ninth bruise show. >> it is my 34th show ever. >> this is my 57th. >> reporter: tickets sold out in just minutes making many think it is now more difficult to get a seat. >> we had four of the fastest computers i own, two teenaged daughters, my wife and me and we barely got through. >> we've dealt with it for 30 years now going to concerts. >> it is not right. for the face value being $98 for a ticket and then you spend whatever you spend for it. it is just ridiculous. they need to change that. >> reporter: despite some issues getting tickets, it was cheer the fans were eager to seat concert and had something to sing about. -- to see the concert and had something to sing about. ♪ baby, we're born to run &&. >> at the rear describes on center, paul raphel -- at the verizon center, paul raphel, fox 5 news. >>> we still have plenty ahead. your weather, traffic and all your top stories. >> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. ts now. >>> live look outside right now as we s

the real problem in this storm is rain, flooding, localized flooding, trapped some motorists in jersey citythey needed tow trucks to get free of that localized flooding. it's likely to be a messy, soggy wet commute up and down the eastern seaboard today. here temperatures are hovering around freezing, which means it's a very dense, wet snow and really sticking to the trees and branches, creating concerns for widespread power outages. back to you folks. >> just what you want on april 23rd. thanks. "cbs this morning: saturday" weather anchor lonnie quinn is tracking the nor'easter for us. >> good morning. let's take a look at the storm on the satellite and radar picture. i want you to know this much, come tomorrow at lunchtime, whoever is being affected by the storm, it will be out of here. as of now, this is the snow. anywhere from portions of western new york through western pennsylvania into portions of west virginia. if we can zoom in and show you how much snow we're expecting out of this, it looks like the center swath will see over half a foot. zoom in tighter. between buffalo and erie

frill a from new jersey, atlantic city, born and raised. came down here to see bruce. -- i'm from new jersey. >> his lyrics are incredible. he tells a story in three minutes. i am a writer. i couldn't tell that good of a story in 300 pages. >> reporter: for some, it wasn't their first springsteen show. >> this is my ninth bruce show. >> my 34th show total. >> 43. >> 57. >> the day tickets for the show went on sale would not be described by bruce as a glory day because tickets sold out in just minutes. >> we had four of the fastest computers i own, two teenaged dotsers, a wife and me and we barely got through -- daughters, a wife and me and we barely got through. >> it is upsetting. >> it is not right. i mean for the face value being $98 for a ticket and then you spend whatever, you know, you spend for it. it is just ridiculous and they need to change that. >> reporter: despite some issues getting tickets, it was clear the fans were eager to see the concert and had something to sing about. ♪ waiting on a sunny day &&. >> baby, we were born to

hagerstown 60. 57 in easton. 59 in atlantic city, new jersey. 57 in oc. winds from the north continuing to blow at a pretty good clip, gusting to 2 at the top of the 6:00 hour. so breezy, dry and the recipe for a rapid cooloff under a crystal clear sky. the only active weather was down toward easton, north carolina. it's pushing further and further offshore. just crystal clear and high pressure will continue to push in out of the north and west, big dome, big dome of clear air. as that drifts further east tomorrow and centers over the mid-atlantic, we'll look for skies to remain clear. as the high pressure settles in, we won't have the ingredients for that high wind field. saturday clear and sunny. that's the bottom line, saturday neat sunday clear. looks like each day will warm up on the order of four to five degrees. tomorrow maybe 64, 65 into easter sunday close to 70. overnight clear and cold. your two-degree guarantee, 64 sunny skies. getting milder, great way to start off the east per weekend. it will be clear and cold but not as cold. we think that

out east, the bigger problem is rain and localized flooding in jersey city, you had motorists strandedthis localized flood area and they needed to get help from a tow truck to get out of the water. it will be a messy, soggy commute in the morning throughout the up and down the eastern seaboard for a number of motorists. out here, the weather is close to freezing, damp, dense, wet snow, creating heavy branches and the concern of power outa s outages. >> just what you want 23th. >>> more than a week since a secret service sex scandal in colombia exploded in public view. as bill plante reports from the white house the scandal doesn't seem to be going anywhere. >> reporter: good morning in the west. as this investigation enters its second week, six of the 12 agents implicated in the scandal have been resigned or fired and yet another word of another agent taking a prostitute to a sensitive location. >> it just gets more troubling. >> reporter: five nights before the president's arrival a 12th secret service official who was not previously under investigation, brought a prostitute to the hi

the popular mayor of new jersey's largest city says he is not a super hero although he rescued his neighborrom inside her burning home saying high was headed home and he saw the neighbor's house on fire. he rushed in along with his security daily, and the group went up the stairs and heard an explosion. the security team said any ordered the mayor to leave but he wouldn't do it, and soon after that they found the woman, alive. the mayor threw her over his shoulder before running through the flames to safety and the new york mayor says he was scared. >> when i was falling down trying to find a way to breath i the herd and found an opening where i could grass pollen her and so i grabbed her and decided to go through the kitchen. they made it, the woman, she has second degree burns and in the hospital and he is in stable condition. the latest on the petrino scandal at university of arkansas, the head football coach got fired with an affair and a motorcycle accident that outed it and now we get an idea what was going through his mine waiting for the hammer to fall. auto-bliss. with rent2buy fro

jersey. seventeen hours, seven minutes. 1935. april 29. first flight solo. mexico cityo newark, new jersey. fourteen hours, nineteen minutes. what we want you to do now is to create a performance that's maybe two or three minutes long. so one of you will be the director, and the whole group will be the performers. so, you're only going to get a few minutes to do that. hixson: whenever we go somewhere to perform, we usually do a workshop, and that really gives us a chance to work with others around our process, using the same exercises that we use. and that really helps us to develop a community around creativity and around ideas. oh, yeah. christopher: i love doing the workshops. and dartington, those students are already working with a lot of performance ideas, so they have a pretty sophisticated way of taking the exercises they're given and making the work that they do their own. man: larry? ♪ jesus' blood never failed me yet ♪ ♪ never failed me yet ♪ jesus' blood never failed me yet ♪ ♪ this one thing i know ♪ for he loved me so christopher: when you work collaborati

fidel is calling from jersey city, new jersey.good morning, gentlemen. >> yes, sir. >> you know as i was telling your screener, i want to remain hopeful and optimistic of course because my livelihood depends upon it. however, i want you to tell me, please, where is the evidence that mr. obama will fight as he just said a minute ago that he is ready to fight against mitt romney? where is the evidence obama will fight when in the past we have seen him cave on health care we have seen him cave on rolling back the tax cuts for the millionaires. we have seen him when he has handled guantanamo and the wars. so, you know, i want to have a little bit of evidence as to what you are saying that makes you hopeful so i can share in that optimism. >> all right. i think that's an excellent question because there is fodoubt about it, that those of us who worked our butts. off for president obama or for candidate obama had have been disappointed. he has disappointed us several times, with the public plan option as fidel mentioned. he did cave on

. >> i'm from new jersey, atlantic city born and raised.e down here to see bruce. >> reporter: each person having their own reason why they love the music. >> his lyrics are incredible. he tells a story in three minutes. i'm a writer and i couldn't tell that good of a story. >> reporter: for some it wasn't their first springsteen show. >> this is my ninth bruce show and it's my 34th show total ever. >> this is my 57th show. >> reporter: the day tickets went on sale would not be described as a glory day because tickets sold out in minutes making many think it's now more difficult to get a seat for a popular show. >> we had four of the fastest computers, two teenage daughters, my wife and me and we barely got through. it's upsetting. it's annoying, but we got through. it's been 30 years now going to concerts. >> it's not right. for the value being $98 for tacket and then you spend whatever you spend for it. it's just ridiculous. they need to change that. >> reporter: despite some issues getting tickets it was clear the fans were eager to see

this is in the tales from the 30's and 70's, where something that happened in new york city and new jersey is happening here today. we want to ensure to date and in the future that our san francisco employees will never engaged in this type of racial profiling, which does not make our city and the safer, but instead engenders mistrust, fear, and the anger and frustration you have all been hearing from our community members. innocent members who would not have been targeted if not for the color of their skin or their religious habits should be angry and insulted that they are being surveiled merely because of that. i really do believe we have strong leadership at sfpd. i believe our chief is committed to sunshining future mou's. i know the chief personally, as many of you do. i appreciate his commitment to the safety of the city. this ordinance is about -- is not about the chief. and it is not about terminating the mou. it is about the community. not all our residents have this personal relationship with sfpd. we also do not know what future chiefs would do, as we could not have predicted t

. >> a lot closer than heading out to new jersey, atlantic city or las vegas. >> reporter: but now listen to politicians trying to keep their tempers under control. >> it's not gambling in a shopping center. this is not gambling in a rust belt city. this is gambling immediately adjacent to the capitol of the free world. >> for crying out loud, there's more important things at stake here than whether or not we have a sixth site for gambling. >> the budget in the state of maryland goes down and the senators are more concerned about the obsession with gaming than school construction. let them wear that when they go home and tell their constitute ants. >> reporter: an 11th hour bid for gambling here at national harbor effectively derailed the fractured legislature as time ran out on its 2012 session monday. the critical tax package needed to pay for state government, it never got a vote and a so- called doomsday budget of deep cut is was passed by default. >> it really, really sucks. >> reporter: at the university of maryland a surprise tuition hike as high as 13% now looms. local school worl

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. >> shepard: we've been watching an incredible story playing out in new jersey's largest city as the who has done over time a lot of incredible things just pushed away his own security detail to rescue his neighbor's adult daughter from a burning home. his security detail says they had already saved three people when the mayor arrived. he wanted to go inside. when he heard his neighbor screaming for her daughter. but the detective on the mayor's security team tried to hold him off. he says that he carried her on his shoulders through the smoke and the flames as burning embers fell from the ceiling. imagine that. the newark mayor is cory booker, he says he's no hero. says he was terrified and called it his come to jesus moment. >> very scary situation. once you're in, getting out, those are moments that i had conversations with god that i never had before and feel very, very blessed today. i feel really grateful. i want to kiss and hug a lot of folks that i'm still here and she made it out. >> shepard: mayor cory booker says he has a greater respect for firefighters and that he needed

>>> breaking news to tell you about, live pictures from a brush fire in tabernacle, new jersey, near new york city. this is what charlie was talking about. crews are on their way to get a handle of the forest fire reported after 4:00 this morning. fire officials tell abc2 news that the fire charred 500-acres and now entering a neighborhood. wind gusts spread the fire and the gusts are expected to increase today, no word right now on what caused it. we will stay on top of the situation and keep you posted. >>> speaking of fires and wind , the baltimore area is under a warning, that's because of the dry conditions. >> linda so is standing by with what is expected today and what some families had to deal with. >> 60 families evacuated because of the brush fire in joppa town, they were allowed back in after firefighters got things under control. the brush fire broke out sunday, you could see smoke and black markings with the fire swept through. it took firefighters from several counties to contain the brush fire. >> we saw the flames coming out everywhere. it's far back in the woods. >> the smoke will

state budget costs have caused other cities in new jersey to cut their police forces at alarming rates. a third of the police force in camden, over 100 terminations of police officers in newark. and december i wrote asking if it would provide federal resources, could provide federal resources to assist our ailing cities. and i am pleased, general, to see an increase because the department of justice planning other steps that we can use to help protect new jersey from violent crime? >> we have a substantial amount of money in the budget. i note that i spoke to the mayor of camden. i was at a reception. we have certainly with regard to camden in 2011 made available moneys to hire 14 officers, 3.79 million officers. we'll be looking at that unique situation again this year. we certainly are putting in task forces so that the atf, fbi are helping to the extent that we can as well. there are a variety of ways in which the federal government can help, given the economic situation that many cities around the country are facing. we want to be good partners. camden is a place that deserves spec

still good rain in new jersey, shower activity in ocean city. nothing here, little showers in southern maryland, dry to the west. that is part one of the storm. the numbers today, pretty good. the rain did not come through until late. the sun did not disappear until late. 81 degrees the high at the airport, the inner harbor 82. turned out to be a beautiful day, the rain waiting until about 6:00. the normal high 67, and the rainfall, at the airport, and downtown, less than the 0.1 inches of rain. hear on tv hill, we had 0.32 inches of rain. severe weather to the east, parts of new jersey and around philadelphia, eastern pennsylvania as well. the current temperatures, showing the effect of the cool front. the warmest greetings near the front, the lower eastern shore, in the 60's. we are in the 50's, near 60 around baltimore. 54 westminster, frederick in the 40's. there is some cold air trying to come in behind the cold front. holding everything up as the storm to the south. the rain in virginia, the arc of rain on the front. nothing to the west. y

fidel is calling from jersey city. what do you want to say?to touch on what cecilia said about going after wall street. you know this doj is really infuriating because they could very easily restack the deck as they've done many times. they now say the reason why they can't go after all of the crony capital that has taken place is because they don't have enough agents. well, the reason is because they've taken agents from that department and moved them around to other departments. he could have done the same thing with this investigation into john edwards taken the attorneys off the case. >> bill: right. >> caller: reshuffled them into the investigations of wall street and said sorry we can't do that. we don't have enough agents. there is a law on the books that imply the doj to go after these crooks and it is called sarbanes-oxley. he should be going after them but he doesn't because he doesn't want to -- it is against us, the people. it is not against each politician. this is a game against us, the people. >> bill: all right, fidel, i apprec

. >>> the mayor of new jersey's largest city is giving new meaning to the term servant.booker is being hailed a hero for saving a woman from her burning home. >> reporter: with his hand wrapped in bandages, mayor cory booker tried to down play his injury. >> it's just burn with some blistering. >> reporter: burns from what many are calling an act of heroism. he returned home to find his neighbor's house on fire. >> that's the kitchen. >> that's where the fire started? >> yes. >> reporter: when booker realized a woman was trapped inside, he sprang into action. the mayor reacted before the fire department responded. he went up the stairs to the second floor where he suddenly found himself with a room full of smoke and flames. his bodyguard tried to stop him, but booker ran through the fire, hoisted his neighbor on to his shoulder and carried her to safety. >> if he hadn't did it, she'd be dead. >> reporter: news of booker's bravery spread as quick as the fire. on twitter, it's a bird it's a plane it's cory booker! and superheroes dress up as cory booker on halloween. it's

city and be a part of the team. >> he is really a humble guy. they just pick him and after you can buy and andrew looked jersey already in the city of indianapolis and around the country. as expected robert griffin the third, the heisman trophy winner from baylor, trent richardson, a cleveland traded to get him, he is from alabama and an offensive tackle from usc just and black man in oklahoma state goes to the jacksonville jaguars. goddess >>gary: we are still waiting for the 49ers of it and waiting for some local kids to be selected. the 49ers have of the 30th selection. it is no secret, the lower you pick, that means the better team you already have. the 49ers were having a draft party today, harbaugh has already been strutting around looking like the messiah. whenever there is a party, who'd you call on? vern glenn. he is down there in is a 49ers jersey. vern glenn is a part of the party. still what are your thoughts? >>vern: we are at the santa clara convention center. there are young fans and old fans, it is the draft party. there are games, there's food and guest speakers. there are lines for autographs. a half a little bit of everything,