jersey city aims to become a model. veral cities and counties have already asked for copies of the questionnaire. but the idea didn't popular for some gun dealers. >> the manufacturers i'm quite sure they know their responsibilities. i know when they manufacture something it is not manufactured with chances of it exploding in people's hands. as far as people getting hurt in another way, because of illegal use that's a different story, but that's not the responsibility of the manufacturers. >> reporter: police recruits are required to pay for their own weapon. >> all of the manufacturers are going to say we're not going to deal with jersey city or anybody that feels this is a requirement to prevent illegal use of firearms. >> reporter: the major doesn't expect things to change overnight. >> i would suspect the impact would be gradual, and no dealer or manufacturer is going to answer those questions perfectly, but it's imimportant that there is an attempt. it's amazing the nra or gun law has been able to dig in and not mov

i already feel like this is -- >> good to be calm. >> in jersey city. >> in jersey city. let's check out. let's go. as you can see, there is a copper and iron railing here. >> i like this space. >> you are going to see the stone staircase, stained concrete floors. >> is this -- >> yes. >> this is crazy. this is a ballroom. >> i will take it. >> contract, please. let me tell you about the kitchen. all granite countertops. another six burner stove. this gives you kind of a trendy feel. a beautiful dining area, and great windows. there is even an elevator shaft that goes up. >> an elevator? >> yes. >> this is like a full-on elevator. >> yes. >> i do not even know what to say. >> you are sure? angela yee, you are a radio host. >> if i had this house, i would never sell it. >> this is your living room area. >> that makes sense in the living room, and i love this. >> we can make a deal. >> and i love all of the detail, the copper. everything in here is so unique. >> do you want to check this out? >> let me get this for you. your very own pool in jersey city, in an urban area. t

legacy and giving it to an entirely new character, 16-year- khan, living in jersey city, going to high school, doing a lot of the same things american teenagers do, but she also has to wrestle with a lot of the issues that come up for a third-culture kid living in the united states. i was born in new jersey, appropriately enough. i went to college on the east coast. after graduating, i moved to cairo, egypt, and worked there as a journalist for the large -- a large chunk of my early 20's. i tried to be an atheist, but i was never very good at it. in college, i became interested in islam and eventually decided to convert. in my head, i told myself i would keep it a secret. after i moved to egypt and started practicing and met my husband and fell in love, i said , i cannot keep this a secret. it is too big part of my life to exclude the people i love. i ended up telling people. it was much better. it hiding -- hiding is not healthy. i'm sure that is something that will play into the ms. marvel narrative as well. can you hide? should you hide who you are and what you believe? i have two d

legacy and giving it to an entirely new character, 16-year- khan, living in jersey city, going to high school, doing a lot of the same things american teenagers do, but she also has to wrestle with a lot of the issues that come up for a third-culture kid living in the united states. i was born in new jersey, appropriately enough. i went to college on the east coast. after graduating, i moved to cairo, egypt, and worked there as a journalist for the large -- a large chunk of my early 20's. i tried to be an atheist, but i was never very good at it. in college, i became interested in islam and eventually decided to convert. in my head, i told myself i would keep it a secret. after i moved to egypt and started practicing and met my husband and fell in love, i said , i cannot keep this a secret. it is too big part of my life to exclude the people i love. i ended up telling people. it was much better. it hiding -- hiding is not healthy. i'm sure that is something that will play into the ms. marvel narrative as well. can you hide? should you hide who you are and what you believe? i have two d

robert menendez will introduce the plan outside a target store in jersey city later this morning. he says it will ensure you're protected if a retailer fails to safeguard your personal information. you'll probably find big crowds if you head to the mall today. >> many people here will be returning some gifts or maybe exchanging them but not necessarily buying them. if you're going to try and make a return, check the fine print before heading to the store. also, bring coupons or gift cards. you may receive store credit instead of cash, keep in mind, and you may have to use that credit right away. you can also try returning some items online. some sites do offer cash or gift cards for unwanted gifts. >>> a chilly start to the day but not a bad one overall if you want to head out to the mall. amelia is here with the forecast. >> maybe wear a new winter coat that you got. >> absolutely. temperatures right the now are in the 20s. it was capitol hilly yesterday. beautiful sunshine but there was definitely a chill in the air today. today will be warmer and our temperatures warm a little

that site analyzed 50,000 interactions over owe 10 months he recommends sherter men should go to jersey city4. >> who is honest anyway? >> yes. >> still head here on abc7 news at 4:00 safety concerns about high chairs. >> a 6-year-old boy on a mission to save nasa. >> take a look at what is ahead world ne >> a big blast of cold and tonight we're going to show what to do if you get stuck in the cold. how long can you keep it running to stay warm? >>> princeton university started mass vaccinations of students. to try to prevent meningitis. no case has been fatal the b strain of the bacteria is accounted for one third of the u.s. cases of meningitis last year. the vaccine for b strain not licened for general use here. >> concerns over the safety of high chairs and booster seats a child taken to the hospital just about every hour as a result of the injuries between 2003 and 2010. researchers say this study suggests either chair safety restraints were not being used or they were ineffective. they remind parents children should be supervised in chairs. >> u.s. government now owns part of general m

he will introduce that plan outside of the target store in jersey city later this morning. personalxd information. >>> 6:55 on your thursday morning. today is the first day of focuses on the seven principles believed to be thelpok pillars the african-american community including family, creativity and faith. >>> 6:55. most of you saysçó you are reao ring in the new year with some optimism. of g almost, think that your fortunes will improve in 2014. the reviewÑi of 2013 not quite f 20% of you say it was a worse year than 2012 and the country  year year and a quarter say iing it s bad. the four things to know this morning before you go. u.p.s. says most of the packages it could not deliver by to destinationsok today. logon to nbcwashington.com to learn about one local women stillok waiting for holiday gif to arrive. and the man accused of killing p tsa agent at l.a.x. will be amand today. tune in at 5:00 and 6:00 to hear more about today's appearance.ti >>> and stay with nbc4hñ 4 and r nbcwashington.com as we learn more about this video of a area. that's warren weinstein fr

robert menendez will outside a plan outside a target store in jersey city later this morning.says it will ensure you are protected if a retailer fails to safeguard your personal information. nbc news has learned hackers may have stolen more information than originally thought. a senior payments executive for major bank says that the encrypted bank p.i.n. numbers may have been stolen by hackers. that would make it easier to make fraud leapt charges and the hackers cracked highly sophisticated encryption. 40 million customers were impacted by the breach. >>> the first day of kwanzaa. the seven-day holiday focuses on the african-american community that includes family, creativity and faith. >>> and this is one of the busine busiest shopping days of the year in other countries called boxing day. and it falls on the day after christmas every year. and looks kind of like black friday today in australia. hundreds of people waiting outside stores for hours so that they can get in on some great sales. australians are will spend, they estimate, $1.8 billion today. >> not this kind of bo

seriously, the dashing commander in the revolutionary war who won the famous battle that's not jersey city. spend the character in its own right but the real estate speculator. >> real estate speculators. >> are real estate speculators come back. the herb robert e. lee. imagine that a man who tears apart and the ancestors made was born here. you'll see one of those cast-iron fryer packs in what used to be his nursery a couple of cherubs cast into the back of it. .. >> now, tell the story of how richd henry turned a disaster into great account, his terrible accident. >> oh. that was a terrible year for him. he was out shooting swans. the you go to stratford -- if you go to stratford, go to washington's birthplace which is about 4 miles up the road, pope's creek. the house is gone, but it is so beautiful. it's like going back to, you know, it's like going back to the america that the settlers came to. when you work through the woods, you know, you see the deer scampering away the way pigeons get out of your way in the park. and the potomac at that point is about 7 miles wide. >> uh-huh. >> s

>> the 24-year-old jersey city man said -- apparently he told police he was in a car with someone whent spooked and ran op. police say when he was arrested he was wearing women's clothing, but police say it certainly didn't appear there was any threat in mind, he headed to the airport and managed to jump that fence. >> ultimately no harm, but i think the concern is there could have been. has this security system had trouble before? >> yeah, this has come under fire. it surpasses what the federal regulations require. back in 2012 in jfk, a jet skier ran out of gas. he told police he crawled out of the water onto the tarmac and went undetected. certainly this was to try to enhance airport security, but at the same time there have been two breaches calling the expense into question for some critics. >> weird circumstances sort of showing the holes. alexandra field, thank you for your report. you know, we may soon see fewer flight delays, thanks to nasa. rene marsh records on a new technology. >> reporter: once everyone is on board, the plane usually doesn't take off. there's usually waiti

comes a story that chris mentioned, word in brooklyn is opening a new store in jersey city in july, i think. and mcnally and robinson -- or mcnally jackson now is opening, just opened a new store like around the block. and also about hybrid bookstores, there's so many it's kind of, it's really cool. but my two favorites, i think, of all time were car wash bookstore in los angeles. very upscale car wash. [laughter] and in texas the famous bookstore/hair saw a loan -- salon that kathy patrick runs. i want to introduce melissa muscatine, co-owner of politics & prose. i don't really need to say this, but the iconic washington, d.c. store which is a sponsor of the store, and they have a tent selling books which is kind of an example of the entrepreneurial spirit that a lot of booksellers have. and as i say, as chris said before, there was a sigh of relief in the industry when she and her husband, bradley graham, bought politics & prose two years ago. they've done a really phenomenal job of achieving the sometimes difficult trick of maintaining the elements that have made a longtime store b

we have pockets of heavy snow filling in across pennsylvania but across northern new jersey into new york city, the snow is flying. but it's not accumulating that quickly. we do have a couple of inches in parts of northern new jersey, but it will only get worse as we go throughout the day, especially between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. in the northeast itself when the height of the storm moves through. naturally, we have winter storm warnings and advisories in effect. we will see it change to rain. this is not going to be a big event for washington, d.c., for philadelphia because you will change to rain pretty quickly. even southern new jersey will turn over to rain. before that the happens, we will see several inches of snow especially through northern new jersey, interior parts of the northeast, and into new england, as well. even boston though is going to see a changeover to more wentry mix after getting 4 to inches or so. in pink, that's where we're looking at not much of a change over. we could end up with 6 to 12 readings. most of the one foot readings away from any sort of the wintry mix. boston

>> well, authorities say he is a 24-year-old jersey city man.time of the arrest he was wearing women's clothing. they say that he had told authorities that he was in a car with someone else when he became spooked and headed for the airport. >> oh, my, it does continue, alexander field, stay with us. >>> and all right, i want to get back to this brazen move by the terrorist, this video drop on christmas day that shows an american captive pleading for his life. al-qaeda is holding warren weinstein, they grabbed him two years ago in pakistan. and now, they're apparently using warren weinstein, age 72, to try to gain some sort of leverage. take a look, they put him under pressure to lobby the u.s. government to negotiate his release, lest he die in captivity. it is pretty horrible. take a listen. >> i understand this is not easy, and i know that doing so will take its toll on each of you. but in the final analysis, unless you continue to try to get president obama and his administration to actively pursue my release, we may never see each other agai

that was the career path of sharpe james, the one-time mayor of new jersey's largest city, newark. new jersey's the kind of place where rabbis get arrested in combination divorce-kidnap-torture scandals that involve cattle prods. and where you take bribes, explaining that you are neither the alleged money-laundering rabbi nor trafficker in human organs, but a different guy. in new jersey, they make up legends about a corrupt mayor using a desk with specially designed drawers so people who wanted to give the mayor a bribe could drop the money in more discretely. push the drawer out the other side of the desk and drop in the check. and when that myth gets debunked, they explain that the legendary corrupt mayor was so powerful, he would never need to collect the money himself. he didn't need a drawer like that, he had guys. new jersey is that kind of a place. and there are other places in america that are like that, but new jersey's that kind of a place. so, if you are a new jersey governor with profoundly national ambitions, then rightly or wrongly, fairly or not fairly, you have to m

of how america fails a school in poverty stricken areas than listen to this story camden new jersey is a city of eighty thousand people when its high school students took the s.a.t.'s earlier this year only three of them scored is college ready as defined by the college board three student as in one two three no war that's it in a city of eighty thousand camden is so poverty stricken that brian williams did a special on it the nation did an article on it called city of ruins and rolling stone just did an article called apocalypse new jersey in which they stated if camden was overseas we would have sent troops and foreign aid at this point the people of camden are really sick of being everyone's poverty porn and then see nothing changed and i don't blame them in the high school they're sick of the fact that us auditorium was deemed structurally unsound ten years ago but remains unfixed they're sick of the boiler room which dates back to the nineteen fifties a disaster waiting to happen they're sick of all the broken windows they're sick of the burned down wing of one of the building the kids a

they say the 24-year-old yers jersey city man was wearing women's clothes and he told them he'd beencar when he got spooked and ran off. planes were never in danger but the whole episode raises questions about the airport's expensive security system. >> when the system is working and working effectively it becomes a good layer of security. an additional layer that goes above the regulatory standards. >> reporter: the multimillion dollar question, how did the suspect get all the way to a gate without getting stopped? the system includes radar, motion detecting cameras and technology. the same system came under fire in 2012 at new york's jfk airport when a jet skier who ran out of fuel was able to climb out of the water and on to the tarmac, again undetected. the new york/new jersey port authority put out a statement saying, quote, the preliminary investigation kates the airport's perimeter intrusion detection system worked properly during the incident. the statement goes on to say investigators are questioning employees, quote, to determine why it took an unacceptably long time to loc

seriously, the dashing commander in the revolutionary war who won the famous battle that's not jersey city. spend the character in its own right but the real estate speculator. >> real estate speculators. >> are real estate speculators come back. the herb robert e. lee. imagine that a man who tears apart and the ancestors made was born here. you'll see one of those cast-iron fryer packs in what used to be his nursery a couple of cherubs cast into the back of it. .. letters that robert e. lee wrote to his wife saying i wish we could by stratford. he said it's the only place that he is confused with the local love. where we could go. i wonder if it's for sale. so stratford hall -- >> now, tell the story howy turn richard henry turned a disaster into, integrate account, his terrible accident. >> oh, that was a terrible refrain. he was outshooting swans. s if you got to stratford, go to washington's birthplace which is itouekt four miles up the road,. hopes creek e america that the ss came to. when you work through the woods, you know, you see the deer scampering away the way pigeons get out o

the new jersey law and education empowerment project was founded in 2006 by executive director craig livermoore in partnership with law school to help unleash the untapped potential of inner city new jersey students. >> who or what inspired you to start this? >> i've been blessed. my inspirations are many. what really drives me is i cannot even begin to tolerate unrecognized human potential. when i look at our students and our families, when i look at the urban landscape, there is such amazing potential there. i know there are many obstacles to realizing that potential. >> he runs school based legal education programs for urban students as young as 6th grade. they facilitate a four year out of school college bound program for students in grades 9 through 12 which combines legal education and support. >> partners in various law firms. >> there is no substitute for actually seeing what you can do in court or seeing how a lawyer presents a case or understanding what goes into presenting a case. >> at the end of the year we have a debater of the year competition. we debate in front of a real supreme court judge. >> what's that like? >> stressful to say the least. it's worked in th

jersey city, hoboken, brooklyn. california, coastal california for us is very strong. announced a huge deal we're doing out in california which is really a game-changer for the company through the acquisition of shapelle properties and dallas and houston, texas, are doing very well. >> tells you something about what's happening around the country. douglas yearley, thank you for joining us today. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> 12 minutes to go before we do close it up here at post 9 on wall street. the s&p right now is down. dow's down about 45. >> i'm thinking about the 20th high rise project in this greater new york area. with you see the cranes, we see them outside all the time. happening in texas, california. don't adjust your television. there's nothing wrong with your set. there could be something wrong with you. a super bug is on the attack and traditional antibiotics are proving uneffective. always wil. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. listening, pla

with the voices of fast food workers in 100 cities across the country on thursday, they become even more powerful. and when they're joined by states like new jerseyke d.c. and localities like sea-tac, places where the citizens demanded better wages and are winning, you get the picture, it's power to the people. and finally, when they're joined by 76% of americans, including a majority of republicans who say they would vote to guarantee workers a better wage, well, at some point, that little trickle becomes a wave. and that wave knocks over everything that stands in its path. so don't tell me that a living wage is impossible. don't tell me that walmart is immovable. don't tell me that congress won't act. because what i realized on black friday was that that wave is coming, and you either get in front of it or you get out of the way. and what happens if they don't? let's say walmart says no way, no how, not now, not ever. gradually, and then quickly, just as my feels about walmart have changed is and i no longer feel good about shopping there, more and more people will find they would rather go elsewhere. maybe not go anywhere at all, in fact, and

>>> how might an epic traffic jam in one jersey city affect the 2016 freshl election?ran more than 2400 days ago. what was he really doing there and where is he now? nbc news has new information. >>> hello, everyone. it's high noon in the east 9:00 a.m. out west. we start with this developing news. right now the northeast is it getting slammed by a powerful winter-like storm bringing heavy snow, freezing rain and slick icy driving conditions with it. this was the scene in upstate new york as many there are still trying to dig out from friday's thick blanket of snow. >> buying shovels, salt, oil for our snow blower. >> you can complain all you want but it's not going t

or i grew up in jersey city and the only white guy on my basketball team, so that gives me an in, andyou're giving yourself a pass because you can't erase history and why you got to this point. >> let me pause for a moment. we've talked about the n-word and framing around race, and the other piece of news around intolerance and football culture that we've talked about on this show has also been around gender violence. and i -- and the exetent to eve to the level of high school and whether it's gender violence about people who are lbgt, or women in sexual assault, ends up getting wiped away under this cover. this was a tough segment for me to start thinking about, because i want to defend the kids at grambling and say, let's give them more football culture, but i want to have a critique of football culture, and i keep going back, football is never just about football. >> and i quibble with what you said about how there's one frame for this conversation. i think there are multiple frames, there's the bullying frame, the race frame, the masculinity frame, the violent masculinity frame. i

of 1993, he won the race to succeed democratic mayor tom brady by wing 40% of the latino vote n jersey cityo out of every three voters weren't white, a supply side enthusiast named brett shouldn't letter won the mayoral leeks. new york like the rudy giuliani, indianapolis had a republican mayor, half of the 12 largest cities in america had republican mayors. the term urban republicanism back then was not an oxymoron. today, bloomberg reported this week winn bill de blasio is sworn in as new york's mayor in a month, end 20 years of non-democratic control of new york and make all 12 of mark's largest cities democratic controlled. the republican party of the obama era grows ever more isolated from america. today's gop writes off america's cities, all the voters of america's cities as straight-ticket democrats. doesn't even try. relies on the suburbs, on the excerpts, on rural america it stokes resent its toward urban america in non-urban america it is utterly and in many ways intentionally alienated the exact voters jack kemp was so eager and so desperate to bring into the fold. voters who jus

vaccine reqwrxents for measles, mumps and rubella are common in many cities and states but only connecticut, new jerseyquire the flu shot. new york city elementary school principal carol schafenberg says some parents have expressed concerns about safety. >> parents are very scared. i think they should have their choice whether they want to vaccinate their child or not. >> reporter: but the c.d.c. considers the flu vaccine to be very safe, with a small risk of side effects such as allergic reaction. what would you say to a parent who is concerned about how safe this vaccine is? >> the most important thing for parents to understand is that influenza is not the common cold. influenza kills more children and hospitalizes more children than all other vaccine preventable diseases in the united states combined. the risk of having a severe complication from the flu vaccine is extremely low. it's less than one in a million. >> reporter: under the new rule, children younger than five will be required to get the flu vaccine by the end of 2014. scott, there are exemptions for medical or religious reasons. >> pelle

atlantic city, new jersey, hit 67 up from the previous record of 63. savannah, georgia, 81, up from 79 degrees. >> it's so not what i'm used to for christmas. >> the extreme cold and warm fronts make for a dangerous division that has the region between election degreea, louisiana on high alert for tornadoes. >> some could come at night. there could be strong tornadoes. it's a situation that's ripe for danger. i hope people are paying attention to the weather. >> reporter: tornado watches and warnings continue true the overnight. all of this, lester, for a storm that's affecting 35 different states. >> mike bettes, thank you. >> no doubt some of that weather is interfering with holiday shopping plans on this last weekend before christmas. just one more thing to worry about in a season that was already shorter than usual, and marked by a big security breach at one major retailer. our reporter on this, kerry sanders, in south florida. >> reporter: for some entering this frey is like a sport. >> a little stressful. >> i'm a procrastinator at heart and i do

the brighter white strip outside of new york city, north jersey, catskills, central connecticut and massachusetts, birkshires, that's where we could see three, four, five inches. i-95, we're going to call it maybe only one or two inches. it should be fluffy enough to blow around a little bit. d.c., you're not getting anything out of this. philadelphia, you've seen a trace. new york city central park, with town two inches. most of that is coming in the next two and three hours. that will be about it. hartford, connecticut, two to four. boston, three to five. portland, four to six. by new england standards, we could easily deal with this. it's just the morning commute we're concerned with. it's very cold, too. minus one in albany, new york. 11 in boston. a very powdery type snow that will blow off the roads. by the way, the rest of the country is having an incredible warming spell. we're 64 and sunny in denver today. 78 in areas in arizona. brian, by this weekend in new england, rain on sunday and it looks to be about 50 degrees. a lot of this may not be left by the time we get all said and done wi

city. in texas, new jersey, in all areas. there's corruption in atlantic city. people say that too. the inverse of your point. we've got to go. >> there should be hanging. >>> the latest development of the woosfication in sports. what's next, pillow fights? that's next. baseball games of all time. remember when pete rose flatten flattened posse. they plan to ban collisions at home plate in hopes to prevent injuries. you played this game a long time. how are they going to call that? >> it's absolutely insane. it's the wussification. i played short stop. a guy sliding into second base high and hard. i've got cleat marks in my leg still to this day. what's the difference between that and somebody getting to home plate? it's absolutely ridiculous. you can't throw to the guy anymore? >> this is just can -- eric is exactly right. i can't believe. this is the whole idea. look where catchers are standing. the whole idea is block the base. of course you've got to run over him. >> pete rose said look at the catcher. catchers wear more armor than humvees in afghanistan. some say frkszosse was

the kind of facial hair and one c in the world can feel i was selected to represent the great city of new jersey at the democratic national convention. yes i was so excited i feel. i was late to a history making and on the she called and said oh my god may soon we are so excited to have you you actually kill every single quota. might there not with them. as a myth. someone was coming out saying like a listen. we are from the fabric of the american side unlike any other ethnicity when they come instead we met in the upcoming different states it was really hot. when you look at a standstill. with the disabled community on it's been an incredible journey. right now with a disability is very tall and one the first things i think a lot of us feel. and there's nothing wrong. a lot of people think that she disabled is that bad. it's not it's not a bad thing you wanna know why because i get a handicapped parking. you know you have been in the brain. driving around looking for parking. can you see that handicap space and consist of. might just be embracing the river side of my personality and seeing the

from south if west, we will see a change over from washington, d.c., into florida, new jersey and the city later on tonight. most of the day we will see stepped snow this morning, heavier in the northeast as we go into this afternoon and evening. and interior parts of new england and away from the immediate coastline, we could end up with 6 to 12 inches of snow. most of the foot snowfall reports across upstate new york and new england. we could see three to six inches. a little further south with the changeover happening like philadelphia and washington, d.c., we should be closer to one to three inches. boston, four to eight before a change over. albany, hartford, 8 to 12 inches. portland, maine, we could end up with 12 to 16. we are going to see the snow in new york city too. it changes over to freezing rain, which will make things very icy for early tomorrow >> well, to politics now. a growing number of senate republicans say they will not support the bipartisan budget bill passed in the house. it's not clear if they will have the numbers to blocks it. 332-94. 60 votes will be needed to

police say the 24-year-old jersey city man was wearing women's clothes and told them he had been in someone'swhen he got spooked and ran off. officials say planes were never in danger but the episode has, again, raised questions about the effectiveness of a security system that's in place at all new york area airports. >> when the system is working and working effectively, it becomes a good layer of security. an additional layer and layer that goes above the regulatory standards. >> reporter: the system includes radar, surveillance cameras and motion detectors. it came under fire in 2012 at new york's jfk airport when a jet skier who ran out of fuel was able to climb out of the water and on to the tarmac undetected. a similarly frightening scene was caught on surveillance video in arizona this christmas morning after this man climbed over the 8-foot tall fence of the phoenix international airport. watch as 49-year-old robert bump runs across the tarmac near terminal 3, police arresting him shortly after. airport officials say he exhibited signs of possible drug or alcohol impairment. >> it's

cities. in texas, new jersey, in all areas. there's corruption in atlantic city.people would say that too. the inverse of your point. we've got to go. >> there should be hanging. >> coming up -- the latest development of the wussification in sports. baseball is the latest victim. what's next, pillow fights? touch football in the nfl? that discussion, moments away. a test test sleep train's interest-free for 3 event is ending soon! get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up, and free removal of your old mattress, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's interest-free for 3 event is ending soon! superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> it was one of the greatest baseball games of all time. remember when reds slugger pete flattened the pos any 1970? hold on to that memory, you won't see anything like that anytime soon. they plan to ban collisions at home pl

new york city, long island, nor the and new jersey. , nine inches. home prices in 20 u.s. cities rose in october from a year ago by 13 point six percent. the biggest single year gain in the s&p case schiller index. age when celine inventory limits the supply of homes. starting tomorrow, people in colorado will be able to legally buy weed. yes, it will be legal and year after colorado and washington voters made the sale legal. according to colorado law, residents with a photo idea can legally buy up to one ounce of pot. those of out-of-state candidate quarter ounce. 2013.pup we are taking a look ahead at the stories that will make headlines in the coming year. joining us is jeff hazell. he is also a strategy consultant for a giant number of fortune 500 companies. probably 501. >> i think that it is right there. first of all, everyone has been talking about mobile for years. this is the most personal device there is in the world. this will be finally the year of mobile. we will be talking about a lot more. companies will take advantage all of this information. you have been s

to be the new and strange twist in the new jersey political scandal that keeps getting weirder by the day. this is the controversy about whether a small cityn new jersey was being politically punished when an appointee of new jersey governor chris christie, otherwise inexplicably, ordered the shutdown of two of the entrance lanes on to the world's busiest bridge, thus backing up traffic so badly into the town of ft. lee that the whole town was essentially gridlocked for almost a whole week. although there were initial claims that maybe some sort of traffic study was the explanation for what happened to ft. lee that week back in september, the executive director of the agency that runs the bridge says, you know what, no, there was no traffic study. two weeks before the traffic armageddon shutdown, the democratic mayor of ft. lee, new jersey, apparently had rejected requests to endorse chris christie in his bid for re-election as new jersey governor. now, using the busiest bridge in the world to gridlock a small city as political payback to that city's mayor? that seems insane, right? but that explanation, as crazy as it sounds, is not going

new jersey is near new york city where as the song goes. if you can make it here you can make it anywhere. but for many libertine has its limits. you can quickly end up struggling call us have long been an all too common part of city life. adam visits new york often because he's joined the global shakers network along with artists politicians economists and environmentalists. they all exchange ideas organized events and draw awareness to various problems and are all younger than thirty am and noon today. will i make when starting a company focused on the company and sometimes it is a little bit isolated. but i think you can really benefit from meeting other people who have fresh perspectives. you know that no two people and above are global superstar them are like no two people have the same background where i doing the same thing you really have access to the diversity of talent perspective auctions and i hope you have a little bit more on objectivity and whatever it is you're doing and also discover and brainstorm new ideas to impact the

the nba saying the overall sales pr jerseys is up double digits. >>> oklahoma city unstoppable. the bulls keep falling down taking refs with them right there. he's okay. they lose their fourth this. a row. thunder win 107-95. >>> it was an all season low for ucla. despite them leading at the half, the offense sirgeing. duke wins 80-63. maybe they got a little nervous. there were 45 nba scouts on hand. >> then the scouts should stay away. >> they like duke. number one arizona, aaron gordon getting 21 points in that game. during a time-out, arizona pays tribute to an air force family. there's mom and wife thinking they are getting gifts. but it's her husband. they were reunited after six months for the holidays. she doesn't like surprises. probably one she did like. >>> how about a hockey-winning goal like this one? a behind the back, no look shot. philadelphia rallying 5-4 over columbus. wasn't even looking at the goal. >>> so how about imitating the hit stomp during a halftime show? that's what shaquille o'neal, ernie johnson -- barkley is not a fan. >> bill and i should adopt t

city. early this morning it will be impacting portions of the great lakes and pennsylvania and new jersey. it will will race eastward. by tomorrow morning the storm has gone out of the northeast and also portions of new england. in terms of snowfall accumulation the more significant accumulations that could go across eastern maine not too bad in new york city. forecasting 1.2 inches of snow. it is dry across the northeast through out the day today. you will have cold company temperatures and some snow. >> my only request is it hold off until i finish my christmas p shoing. >> good luck with that. what are you buying me? >> we will see. >> a man convicted of master mining a scam to a navy veteran's charity will spend 28 years in prison. he called himself bobby thompson. authorities say his real name is john donald cody a harvard trained attorney. in addition to the prison sentence he was ordered to pay back $6 million in fines. new york serving top cop has a new job. nypd commissioner ray kelly will serve as a public speaker after he leaves the department at the end of the month. kelly look

after sandy, when reporters filed public records requests to new york and new jersey, they found that new york city'slans for severe storms is detailed in five binders, each 3 inches thick. new jersey's transit plan, 3 1/2 pages with everything blacked out. >> my pledge to you tonight is i will govern with the spirit of sandy. >>> as the so-called knockout game and black-on-black crime dominated headlines this year, one story fell by the wayside, the scourge of white crime across the country. whites attacking other whites. we took a hard look at the issues plaguing the white community in a very important conversation, next. >>> cable news this holiday season has been peppered with debate over santa's race, which sounds like a joke and probably should be a joke, but alas, it is, in fact, news analysis on fox. and while the reaction to the fear on the right of a black santa was largely dominated by ridicule, sometimes the best takedown of an inherently racist conversation is through satire. that is exactly what we did over the summer with the help of gawker's core jefferson to address the disturbing cu

energy, after sandy, when reporters filed public records request to new york and new jersey, they found that new york city's plans for severe storms is detailed in five binders, each 3 inches thick. new jersey's transit plan, 3 1/2 pages with everything blacked out. >> my pledge to you tonight is i will govern with the spirit of sandy. >> as the so-called knockout game and black-on-black crime dominated headlines this year, one story fell by the wayside. the scourge of white crime across the country. whites attacking other whites. we took a hard look at the issues plaguing the white community in a very important conversation. that is next. i'm nathan and i quit smoking with chantix. when my son was born, i remember, you know, picking him up and holding him against me. it wasn't just about me anymore. i had to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. chantix didn't have nicotine in it, and that was important to me. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depre

jersey. denver and kansas city hope to play there in 9 weeks, which is the home of super bowl 49., in kansas city. this was niles davis. bouncing off tacklers. remember, denver won the first meeting, and they win again today. peyton manning throws all 4 touchdown passes to eric decker. they're 10-2. the chiefs lose for the third time in their last four starts. gary kubiak's nightmare season continues in houston. big ben tate of the texans scores to give houston a 31-28 lead. there's nearly 9 minutes left. the patriots not only get one, they get two field goals. they win their 9th game of the season. 34-13. houston's 10th straight loss. >>> cam newton, and carolina keep chugging along. today, the panthers dominate tampa bay for their 8th straight victory. the panthers win 27-6. they're 9-3, in and are the number 1 nfc wild card team. >>> josh to jeffrey. vikings defender, chris cook is all over itment i wish my suit fits that well. but he still scores the touchdown. 249-yards and 2 touchdowns. blair walsh kicks the field goal. the vikings win. they're just 3-8-1. the bears fall to

atlantic city geographically the tiny part of new jersey. i guess this came from interest in making sure there were not corruptive influences and gambling. in north carolina, they asked for any -- if anyone who ifointed the judge gave -- the judge gave any money to that person who a point to them, which is an interesting question. you would not be that in a state where there is an election system only. wortha asks for the net of the judges. they each other own particular brand of things. as our states to, they all have unique identities. host: do judges typically answer these types of questions openly? it is hard to know, but some film out with more diligence than others, some judges go above and beyond. they are not required to say how many shares they own in a stock in some judges did. some judges say i think this is important, i will put it out there, and just as war and silver in maine -- justice warren silver in maine was not required to disclose a much younger than a stock and he did. some judges went above and beyond. it's hard to kno

city for four months. nelson mandela met the governors of new york and new jersey and the police in the city. a crowd of 750,000 greeted him. an elementary school teacher said nelson mandela was the perfect leader. >> devotion. complete self-sacrifice. he embodies that and will continue. >> as a white south african what did nelson mandela mean to you and your family? >> freedom. he showed that differences in skin doesn't mean anything. we all bleed red. >> this woman was not born when nelson mandela came to power. for your generation, what does he mean? >> well for our generation, it's a little bit like history, because then he opened up the doors for us not to seriousness so much what they experienced. >> new york special residents. demonstrations were hold outside the consulate hoping to produce economic sanctions that led to nelson mandela's release from prison. >> now, earlier i spoke with a professor of anthropology focussing on south african history at columbia university and grew up in south africa living under apartheid. i asked what she remembered. >> nelson mandela was an eniing ma.

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jerseys up double digits. >>> rolling thunder, oklahoma city unstoppable with their eight straight wins. the bulls keep falling down taking, well, the refs with them. they lose their fourth in a row. thunder win 107-95. >>> it was an all-season low for ucla in scoring. dispute the bruins leading the blue devils by the half, number eight duke surging in the second half. duke wins 80-63. you know, maybe ucla got nervous here. there were 45 nba scouts on hand for that game. >>> number one arizona routs southern. 69-43. arizona's aaron gordon getting 21 points in the game. during a time-out, arizona pays tribute to an air force family. wife tanya campbell you saw there in tears thinking they're getting gifts. nope. as you see there, it's her husband, master sergeant chris campbell, reunited after six months for the holidays. >>> how about a hockey winning goal like that one? a behind-the-back no-looking shot. philadelphia rallying 5-4 over columbus. >>> you don't want to lose viewers during halftime reports, they're trying to say. so how about imitating the off-broadway hit "stomp." that's w

forecasters say new york city, long island and new jersey could you between four and eight inches of stin can get nine inches. home prices in 20 u.s. cities rose in october by third team .6% come a the biggest single .ear ain't -- starting tomorrow, people in colorado will be able to legally buy weed. marijuana is legal a year after colorado and washington voters made the sale of marijuana legal. colorado, with a legal id, you could buy an ounce of hot. aree wrap up 2013, we taking a look ahead at the stories that will make headlines in the coming year. aining me via skype is strategy consultant for eight giant number of fortune 500 companies. good to see you. what you think are the top five stories? >> i'm going to talk about mobile. everyone has been talking about mobile for years. this is the most personal device is in the world. you know where this device is more than you know where your children are. it's going to be the year of mobile and we will be talking about it a lot more at companies are going to take advantage of all this personal information and how to reach you. that's

it involves this bridge between the state of new jersey and new york city. all week long, i've been calling this the busiest bridge in the country. if you go to the website, they're proud to tell you it is not just the busiest bridge, it is the busiest bridge in the whole world. you say so. the bridge is huge. it takes it more than $600 million every year in revenue in tolls. and that's how rich the agency is that runs it and that takes in the tolls. that's why it's a real perk of the job of being governor of new jersey or new york that you get to appoint people to the agency which runs this bridge like a casino. he was trying to maximize his election trying to stage manage his election so it would set him up. his campaign tried to set him up to make sure he had bipartisan appeal. one of the new jersey democrats who reportedly was asked to endorse chris christie but said no, was the mayor of ft. lee. right at the spot where that busiest bridge in the world connects to new jersey. two weeks after that democratic mayor refused to endorse chris christie, a long

city hall and then i the newspapers in white plains, new york. i covered politics in westchester county. then i went to "the star-ledger" in new jerseywhere i covered newark city hall. i was fortunate to see the rise of cory booker. >> how did you get to "the post" and how long have you been there? >> a funny story i like to tell. when i was in high school, i was very much a journalism nerd and i went to a camp at northwestern university. i met several campers and one camper i always stayed in touch with. he had gotten a job at "the washington post that" they said, do you know anyone we should look at? he said, yes nikita stewart. , so "the post" called me and i ended up at the washington post. >> when? >> that was in 2004. >> i only know another nikita and his name is khrushchev. where did that name come from? in 1971 orhe died thereabouts. i was born in 1972. my mother liked the name, and here i am. >> back to "the post," when did jeffrey thompson story start for you? when did they say we are going to do a piece? as you know, nobody gets four pages in the newspaper. >> i joined the investigative team in december and i wrote a memo