>>jersey city. mayor said last week that there will be 50,000 more people moving into this city in the next three or four years. we are... >>we've had steve fulop many times. he says that you're gonna have also the largest population in the state soon? >>we are. we are. we are on the grow and we are the public institution in our city. so we want to make sure that we're doing what they need and meeting the needs of our community. >>how do you keep your tuition as low as it appears to be? >>so we have the lowest tuition in the state and we do that we think by being efficient we have been very careful about how we spend our money we have students who come to us who are... lot of them are needy and so we need to make sure that they can get through in a timely manner and that they haven't left with a lot of debt as a matter of fact our students we leave with the lowest debt in the state. >>the lowest? >>yes. yes, below the national average. >>how? >>um because we have a lot of aid that we provide for the

in jersey city, steve langford, cbs2 news. >> our time now 7:19.appears the oscar pistorius case not over yet. prosecute verse filed an appeal to the verdicts and the sentence. the prosecution says the judge should not have acquitted the double amputee and olympian of the murder of his girlfriend. they've also filed documents challenging the judge's sentence of five years in prison. the prosecution says pistorius should have been found guilty of murder and sentenced to at least 15 years behind bars. >> conflicting reports this morning, about the health of notorious killer your and van der sloot. his wife says van der sloot was seriously hurt after getting stabbed twice in prison in peru. however, a prison official denied those claims, calling van der sloot's wife a compulsive liar. van der sloot is serving 28 year sentence for killing peruvian woman. also the main suspect in the disappearance of natalie hal way in aruba. >>> california man is going viral. this guy, sean cory, was arrested on halloween. now his mugshot is getting quite of a bit of a

. >> quijano: don dahler in jersey city, new jersey, tonight, thank you. k friday's shopping was disrupted today in dozens of cities. protests over the grand jury decision not to indict the police officer who shot and killed michael brown in ferguson, missouri moved from the streets to shopping malls. here's vladimir duthiers. >> reporter: about 200 chanting protesters demanding justice for michael brown marched past surprised shoppers in a st. louis mall today. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: beneficiary derick robinson. >> if justice is not done, we can't shop in peace. if justice is not done, we can't live in peace. so they were out here to disrupt black friday's. >> reporter: security had to briefly keep shoppers from entering the mall, but stores never had to close. the protests stretched from coast to coast. in new york, hundreds rallied in times square and demonstratedly at macy's flagship store. in chicago, dozens denounced police brutality. and in oakland, a hand full of activists disrupted commuter train traffic. one town hit hard by monday'

you are a college student here in jersey city. you did some shopping. are those things you need, you want or had to have? these bags? >> a couple of things i really needed them like winter boots. i really needed that for winter. a couple of things that i wanted. >> reporter: did you buy gifts for anybody? >> i don't buy gifts for anyone. i just give gift cards. >> reporter: were the discounts what you wanted? >> for the most part. >> reporter: 10% or 20%. >> i guess the best was 50% at hollister. >> reporter: did you stay within budget? >> oh, yeah. my budget was around $200. i spent about $150. >> reporter: you are doing well. >> i got everything. >> reporter: you going to go home and go to sleep? >> yeah. >> reporter: what will you do with your free time today? >> free time? maybe i'll go ice skating or something. >> reporter: you shop at night. you skate in the day. easy life. a couple of stores, john, 130 of them, 15 actually decided to stay open a bit longer than they normally would. we have a store over here, a hat store, and people stayed open al

were looking at a regi regional play and we'll open up in midtown manhattan as well as harlem and jersey citys we think they can do just as well from a revenue perspective as newark or even better for the new york city offices. in terms of number of patients, we think that the new york city practices will probably double the number of patients we have purely because of the population density that's there. >> at home where they care for their five lovely daughters, chris and leslie's roles are interchangeable but in the office they learned the importance of staying in their respective lanes. >> one of the things that is really huge in our success is the fact that my husband doesn't have a background in health care and in the office we have very specific functions. the other person cannot decide okay well this is how we're going to deal with this clinically or i wouldn't be able to decide this is how we're going to, you know, negotiate this contract. it didn't work. in the beginning. >> one of the things that we used to hear a lot is oh, you work with your spouse? oh, yeah, that probably isn't

a democrat richie came up to politics i jersey city, new jersey. nher mentor was frank "i am a law" hague. he promoted her career. as she comes into the house in 1925, the same year as edith norris rogers. the interesting thing about her is that she, like rogers and other women from this generation, really pursued a strategy of gaining power in the house by assimilating. they did not push women's issues per se. they really try to minimize gender differences. and norton was extremely successful moving up the committee leadership ladder. she chaired four congressional committees by the time she retired from the house and nearly 1950's. and one of them was the labor committee during the new deal, which was a major committee. of her signal piece legislation was the fair labor setdards act of 1938 which workweek, outlaw child labor and set the minimum wage. she letter said -- she later s aid, i am prouder of getting that bill to the house of any -- than anything i've ever done. she was a no-nonsense legislator. early on in her career, maybe the year thi

jersey city. >>> hour two you're watching cnn.exas, under investigation. this gunman went on the shooting rampage targeting multiple government buildings in the texas state capital. cnn has learned the suspect who is still unidentified opened fire on multiple targets first the federal courthouse, local bank, mexican consulate and the austin police headquarters, all four. the gunman is now dead. but it is unclear if he shot himself or was killed by police. they are still investigating that. here's what we do

i need it. >> reporter: she brought her unopened medical bills here to jersey city for an event kicking off second year of open enrollment for health insurance afford under the affordable care act also known as obama care. one of 200 events nationwide. more than 7 million people got insurance through the program through 2014 but many experienced technical nightmares when the web site healthcare.gov first launched and repeatedly crashed. this year there have been no reports of any problems. in his weekly address president obama urge consumers to shop around. >> it is worth starting right away. it might make a big difference for your family's bottom line. >> reporter: current enrollees will have plans automatically renewed but more insurers entered the marketplace this year so options may be different. she got the the news that she wanted. >> she wouldn't to have pay anything. >> i love it. >> reporter: this years open enrollment end february 15th. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> volunteers are spending their weekend repairing a home for disabled variety ran damage by fire.

this 1 is through a co-op in jersey city.m ego eliminates the middleman connecting customers directly to a farmer with a click. >> it's like a virtual food cooperative like a farmer comes to you. >> reporter: katie also likes that she can connect with people who share her interest in healthy eating when she picks up her order. >> it's a great way to meet other people in the community. >> reporter: farm ego's roots are in the new york area. >> turns outs schools use farm ego as a tool for fundraising. parents order andic up through the school. a percentage of the return -- and pick up through the school. a percentage of the return goes to the school and perhaps towards the school garden. >>> perhaps that's the way to actually get some vegetables in your refrigerator. >> that's a thought. it's a little skimpy in there right now, tell you that. >> not full of kale? >> no. >> has kale ever ventured in there? >> no. >> ketch up is the closest you'll get. >> probably some brew ski, too. we're looking at arctic air tonight, not here

police think they may be head today jersey city or union sit, new jersey, in a block blue mini-van, has temporary connecticut license plate: 795t9. we will stay on top of the story for you, and bring you update as soon as we get them. >> developing right now, there is still no decision by grand jury long to indict ferguson, missouri police officers in the g death of unarmed teenager. grand jury reconvenes today. officer darren wilson shot and killed michael brown in august. local authorities are bracing for possible violence. once a decision is announced, president obama has a message for the people of ferguson and others who are looking to protest. >> this is a country that allows everybody to express their views, but using any event as an excuse for violence is contrary to rule of law and contrary to who we are. >> governor jay nixon has declared state of emergency, and summoned the national guard to send troops to the area. >>> happening today, lawyers for the old revel casino in atlantic sitly try to save the deal to sell the shuttered casino. we told you last week that management b

morning, everyone, so traveling our majors, around center city, maybe traveling within your western suburbs shall maybe traveling in new jerseydelaware, looking great out there. let's start first with a look at the vine st. expressway. to center city, no delays in either direction. eastbound, westbound, moving exceptionally well. no delays on 76 or 95, once you get there, using either side of the vine. also, looking great, 476, right around the area of the mid-county toll places zero plaza, looking good the schuylkill, 95, speed censors high into the 50's, no matter how you cut t traveling on the pa turnpike eastbound, norristown to ft. washington, we have overnight construction, just be mindful of lane blockage or two. also on the roosevelt boulevard northbound, right around rhawn street, we do have construction project, right in the inner drive. ukee? >> thank if you, vet tore y in sports, eagles face cam newtonian the carolina pant nerves prime time next monday. birds will of course be without a pair of team leaders, quarterback nick foles cracked his collarbone after getting hit in the first quarter against the texans. he

them for unpaid taxes or that there is an outstanding warrant for their arrest. >>> improving new jersey cities will be the focus of a mayor's meeting in atlantic county. senate president steve sweeney and mayors from across the state will meet at the atlantic city convention center this morning to talk about ways to reduce crime and improve infrastructures. >>> now to new castle county, delaware, where officers from the newark police department are getting a little scuffy for a good cause. the department is holding a best beard contest. here's one of them. the public can vote by placing a food item next to your favorite officer's name. even a picture of an officer's beard there, too. those items will go to the food bank of delaware. >> putting food on to the plates of hungry delawareans. it's going to impact the community we serve every day. that's one of the reasons we chose this charity specifically, we wanted to have a local impact. >> not only are they raising a lot of food, they get bragging rights. they're not usually allowed to have beards, so this is a rare opportunity for them to skip

city in that live view. the fog is thickest in new jersey. mt. holly, atlantic city all seeing dense fog this morning for wrightstown and the visibility just dropped in dover from three miles to 1.75 visibility at this time. but we will see spotty fog gets thicker before it improves. look at the temperature, 37 in potstown and allentown one degree above freezing. so, we're starting off along the i-95 corridor in the 40s with some area fog and areas of fog and those spots of fog will disappear with some sunshine. 50 degrees at 9:00 and by lunchtime, 61 degrees. your hour-by-hour future weather in less than ten minutes. right now first alert traffic alert reporter katy zachary is standing by. good morning, katy. >> there is some overnight construction. we want to start things off live look at 202 and there is construction affecting things in both directions but not enough volume to cause delays as things pick up later in the morning, it might delay. taking a live look at 95 right now. cottman avenue. there is overnight and long-term construction in

by a one-pound tape measure that fell 50 stories from a building that was under construction in jersey cityure fell out of another worker's belt. 58-year-old gary anderson was hit in the head and he died at the hospital. police say he was not wearing a hard hat. >>> police in ocean county are warning parents to inspect all of their children's halloween candy after a potentially dangerous discovery. manchester township police say a parent reported biting into a tootsy roll that she found and she found a shard of a toothpick inside. she went trick or treating with her child in the pine lake area. that's the third time someone in this area reported a candy scare this halloween. over the weekend we told you about one teen who found a razor blade inside the wrapper and another teen who found a pen in a candy bar. >>> turning to chester county where the borough has named a new interim police chief. king is a former pennsylvania state police trooper and new garden township police officer. he will be sworn in tomorrow night. >>> and look at this, a big idea leads to a big pay day for some high scho

killed by a one-pound tape measure that fell 50 stories from a building that's under construction in jersey city. the tape measure fell out of another worker's belt. 58-year-old gary anderson was hit in the head. police say he was not wearing a hard hat. >>> one local school district is taking extra precautions to keep students safe from ebola. the upper darber school district has posted a message on its school district for students that travel abroad. any students returning from west africa will have to been asked to have been in this country for 21 days before going back to class. >>> the u.s. army may soon relax its fitness standards for new recruits. the army's top recruiting officials says the next generation of soldiers need to be more equipped at cyberwar fare. an instructional change to recruit the type of soldiers they want and some believe that could transfer to physical standards for troops. >>> a big idea leads to a big pay day for some high schoolers. students in north wilmington got an $8,000 grant from mit to help make a larger, more refined vurshz of this device. it's designed to

and since he's made the mistake of living in jersey city, one more conviction makes him eligible for sentence of 25 years to life under the state's horrific three strikes law. my associate took some photographs of him buying a rather large amount of heroin, just this morning. (quietly): oh... (wry laugh) you want me to confess... and, if i do, you'll-you'll-you'll get rid of this folder full of blackmail. i imagine you care quite deeply about your brother, or you wouldn't have paid his way through rehab half a dozen times already. take two hours to think it over, and if i haven't heard from you... i did a little research of my own last night. i was curious why the nypd had a consultant. you've got a very impressive record-- prolific, too-- except for a couple of years ago, when you suddenly disappeared for six months. six months-- that's the length of a very serious in-patient rehab. a man of your unique sensitivities-- i'm sure it's tempting to dull those senses. my history has little to do with the matter at hand. i think it may. i think it unlikely that a recovering addict would s

the bizarre accident happened at a jersey city construction site yesterday morning. say the 1 pound tape measure fell off a worker's belt, dropped 50 stories, bounced off equipment and then onto the victim's head. he was in the wearing a hard hat. police identify the worker as 58 year old gary anderson of somerdale. >>> police dismantled booby traps found in a north philadelphia warehouse yesterday. it all started during a court ordered eviction of a couple in the 1800 block of west sedgley avenue. rowland and charlene mcvicar reportedly told investigators the traps had been set up in order to discourage trespasser. >> flyers start a four game home stand tonight. first up the edmonton oilers. fighting in the nhl by the way is down about 20 percent so far this season. analysts say teams are following the league of the stanley cup champion l.a. kings building their teams with speed in the beef. >>> eagles quarterback nick foles is expected to be out for six to eight weeks. he has a crack in his left collarbone. the eagles only have eight games left in the regular seaso

now, police believe they may beheading to jersey city or union city, new jersey, in a blue dodge or chrysler mini-van. the van has temporary connecticut tags. the plate 795t9. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you more updates as soon as they come into our news room. updating other breaking news story from chester delaware county, all lanes closed i95 northbound at route 320 because of deadly accident. >> now it happened shortly there right before 3:00. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunk join us live with the details for us, david? >> reporter: just got off with pennsylvania state police five minutes ago, they told me to expect 95 to be closed for little while longer, they don't know exactly how long, but live look right now, actually on road overlooking the accident scene, amorosso bread truck delivery van involved, also there is an s.u.v. in the back, not sure exactly the placement of that, how it was involved, but a lot of debris on the road, looks like authorities are starting to clean up that debris little bit. we don't know exact time of when that will be cleaned up. also d

atlantic city, new jersey. 45 minutes.voting. >> people getting out there doing all sorts of things right now on the roads, karen. >> they are. some of them are getting stuck the. we had a disabled vehicle on 422 eastbound near trooper. it has cleared. eastbound traffic pretty heavy from the saint gabe's curve to 23 so watch for that this morning. let's check a few accidents. one here in upper providence just cleared on egypt road so things looking better out there. in berks county, we still have this accident was blocking the ramp on i176 at 724 and steve sent me a tweet saying thanks for the tip. i normally go right through that area but not going there today. so, glad that i was able to help him out. pretty nice. and also in oreland montgomery county maiden creek road at pleasant hill road we have fire department activity causing problems, an accident causing a problem on maiden creek road. in oreland church road closed between hawes lane and paper mill road and this is the one with the firefight. police are still out t

don dahler is inside a target in jersey city, new jersey, that opened at 6:00 p.m. don, good morning. >> people are already carve some time out of their thanksgiving holiday to find some deals. this target opened at 6:00 yesterday afternoon and the aisles were flooded with about a thousand people trying to find appliances or anything to do with disney's "frozen." it's an annual tradition. shoppers filled into stores on thursday evening after waiting for hours and braving the elements. >> coffee runs and bathroom runs and ever then that, we stay in a tent and play games. >> they spent days preparing for the. >> my friends and i stay up all night during the week, plan it out, scope it out, what stores we need to go to. >> 140 million americans plan to shop in stores. 68% of those will shop on black friday but shoppers may va missed out on the best deal. >> the holiday shopping season continues to move earlier and earlier every year and thanksgiving day actually being the point where prices hit rock bottom -- >> target, macy's, jcpenney are among the handful of stores

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jersey. an accident involving an overturned vehicle on 95 northbound right near federal city road.ship and we can't see the accident in our cameras, but what we can see this is this big backup approaching the scene. we already know there are lanes restricted and possibly multiple lanes restricted on 95 northbound. this live picture is at route 31, which is exit 4. that accident 95 northbound at exit 5 in lawrence township. so, leave yourself plenty of extra time if you're heading out in this direction. we just got word of this accident and this is the closest camera that we have to that site. but you can clearly see that backup is stretching pretty far right now. that's something we'll keep you updated on throughout the morning and post updates on twitter, as well. accident route 10 at mt. pleasant road, use caution there, as well. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> cloudy skies overnight, but we're seeing those clouds clear out already. that's a live view from the comcast center. clouds tried to deliver a few sprinkles. really wasn't successful. look at the bright sunshin

cnn's deborah feyerick is awe newport center in new jersey city, new jersey. good morning, deb. >> reporter: morning there, carol. well, you can see a number of shoppers here but it's not really a frenzy so much as it is a "fra" because we're waiting for the buildup. we spoke to one of the managers who said between 9:00 and 12:00 were the peak hours when the most people came out. they left at about 12:00, some smaller stores decided to stay open. for some it paid off, others it didn't, they just paid their employees time and a half without many sales. what we're noticing is that the large anchor stores, the ones that are having the 50% off. it's the smaller stores less so, especially places like lingerie shops. they're not having big discounts because they're counting on the fact that men will be buying nice gifts for their women so you'll have to pay full price for that. here it is calm but elsewhere across the nation not so much, carol. overnight, the hunt for bare gains across the nation becoming a contact sport. police prying these shoppers off the floor a

. >>> happening now, mayors from new jersey cities are meeting to discussion ways they can improve. the senate president and mayors from across the state are meeting at the atlantic city convention center. their agenda? talking about ways to reduce crime and improve infrastruct e infrastructures. >>> looking ahead to decision 2015, we expect to hear the next two names to enter the race for philadelphia mayor. state senator anthony williams and former district attorney lynn aabraham are running. two others have also announced they are running. the democratic primary will be held in may. >>> it's the announcement millions of people are anticipating. we are learning new information this morning about when president obama might detail an executive order to overhaul immigration and where he is expected to unveil the plan. >>> speaking of big announcements, this one has been anticipated for some time. will hillary clinton run for president in 2016? new details on when an announcement could come. >>> the cold weather isn't leaving us any time soon. but i am tracking big changes in the seven

as promised, i wanted to tell you what was happening on new jersey transit. the atlantic cityl service has suspended service between 30th street in philadelphia and cherry hill. bus service is in effect, so at least you can still get where you need to go, but it may take you a little extra longer because you need to use the buses. this is 76, westbound side slow right at city avenue. drive times pretty average, about 22 to 23 minutes both directions between the blue route and the vine. and we have an accident in hatboro, blair mill road at county line road. vai? >> thank you, jillian. >>> you wouldn't know it, but we're still a month away from winter, but it already feels like we're in the thick of it. nbc 10 has live coverage of the dangerously cold temperatures. we start with jesse gary in hunting park. >> yeah, vai, it feels like it because some of the streets are iced over. this is germantown avenue. i'll tell you how it was done and what's being done to fix it. >> and i'm katy zachry live in southwest philadelphia. one of the most common calls to aaa in weather like this,

. >> hey, everyone, it is friday, taking a live look at atlantic city, new jersey, 31 degrees at, citynd mostly clear, a little chillier today and warmup this weekend. >> let's go over to karen rogers and see what things look like, if you're getting that cup of coffee and getting into the car and coming in from the suburbs. good morning. >> reporter: you had me at cup of coffee. this is route up with pennsylvania avenue looking good right now. we have construction blocking up to two lanes at 7:00. northbound approaching the bridge as you head toward the trenton morrisville bridge. you see the cones this morning, although the roads are clear and dry, you have the construction. with the cones being out there until 7:00. you'll see delays. it's not too bad just yet, a little slow in the area, but that will get worse in the coming hours or so. northeast extension southbound will close from 10:00 saturday night, until 4:00, sunday morning, during that time you'll stick to 309. let's look at the commuter traffic report which you can be a part of when you download the free waze app. radnor to

>> thank you, katie, atlantic city expressway looks pretty good out there. i would say new jerseyfreeway delays approaching the walt whitman bridge, some of the volume lingering on the northbound side of 55, but, all-in-all, katie is right. if you can head down the shore, beautiful day to do it. also, beautiful day to be commuting really, but as you look ahead of you, out of your windshield, view isn't so nice. because you're delayed on the schuylkill expressway eastbound, high volume as you make your way down toward center city philadelphia out of the western suburbs, basically slow the whole way. notice even the off ramp, montgomery, girard, stacking up. traveling westbound on the schuylkill, as you approach the vine, that's one slow spot. and then finds another as you make your way approaching the roosevelt boulevard, out through toward your western suburbs about gladwynn, that delay also affecting the roosevelt boulevard. this is a look at 422, it does not look awful. but if you are traveling eastbound, still slow and lingering around the area of trooper down toward 202. also

she is live from the newport mall in jersey city. we also have alison kosik. deb, you have been at the mall since early this morning. that's when the action really got started. what have you been seeing? >> reporter: it's really interesting. the most intrepid shoppers were here yesterday between 9:00 and midnight. some stayed overnight at the mall. the bigger stores like macy's, jcpenn jcpenney, kohl's, all of those were open throughout the night and people were loaded up with bags. a lot of people are carrying shopping bags. there's a family over there, they've got a bunch of bags. getting something to eat. also doing very well, fast-food shores, making sure they keep everybody strong and braced for the shopping, because a lot of people are getting their shopping groove on. you guys came an hour and a half ago. first of all, are more people, less people? what is your perception? >> definitely a lot more people here today. this is a lot crazier than it is here normally. >> reporter: you guys hit macy's. what was that shopping experience like? i walked through

but today the mayors from several new jersey cities were all in the same spot for the league of municipalities conference in atlantic city. during the conference, local leaders discussed their top concerns and brainstormed solutions to problems like crime and aging infrastructures. >>> get a load of this. six feet and counting. tonight, people in upstate new york are preparing for even more snow. next, we look at why that's the case and why it could be moving into an already buried region. and when people can expect life to return to normal. >>> facing more than balls and strikes, phillies slugger ryan howard was locked in a legal battle with his own family. millions of dollars were at stake. >>> and serving up a lawsuit. why wawa could soon be taking a small indian restaurant to court. >>> people in western new york just can't catch a break. take a look at what people are dealing with in the buffalo area right now. lake effect storm dumped up to 6 feet of snow. look at him trying to find his car. and more snow is on the way. >> cars buried, houses burr rid there, too. we're here with nbc 10 f

if you have to get to new jersey from the city we should in problems doing that either. jersey transit ten to 15 minute delays due to weather conditions and hour and 43 minute delays at the the airport. be sure to check with your airline to see if you were okay buddy, what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >>> the the eagles top performers, must live up to the moment, tomorrow in dallas. jeremy maclin is leading receiver from a blistering start his production has slowed since mark sanchez took over at qb. >> i mean as long as we are's winning games, i'm fine. even if we, you know, obviously there has been opportunities on the field i wish it would have come our way but it is all part of football. as long as we continue to win games, everything will be okay. >> a lot rides on the legs of lesean mccoy, tomorrow. leslie van arsdal talks turkey with shady. >> hi

later on tonight on the subject attracting a lot of attention violence in the city of camden new jersey. city was recently named most dangerous city in the united states. four people have been shot in the last week and unrelated violence. tonight's meeting is at rutgers university campus center beginning at 6:00 o'clock. >>> president obama's latest stop on his asian trip is myanmar. he is visiting as to whether its government will follow through on the promised political and economic reforms. critics say u.s. made too many overtures to the long eye lated country too soon rewarding promises rather than results. >>> so, do you see it. >> a little bit. >> katie is tracking chilly changes in the forecast and is there a chance we could have snowfall in some areas. >>> we will expect to learn more about the spacecraft that landed on a comet yesterday. we will have the latest for you. >>> he dumped his ex-wife's cover receipt in the delaware river. now he is giving his side of the story as he t turns himself into police. we will be ri >> it is like a poison, it just sits inside of you and just rots

jersey city. >>> hour two you're watching cnn. we begin with this deadly scene in austin, texas, under investigation. this gunman went on the shooting rampage targeting multiple government buildings in the texas state capital. cnn has learned the suspect who is still unidentified opened fire on multiple targets first the federal courthouse, local bank, mexican consulate and the austin police headquarters, all four. the gunman is now dead. but it is unclear if he shot himself or was killed by police. they are still investigating that. here's what we do know. he fired off more than 100 rounds and may have been trying to use his car as a weapon. >> we didn't find any explosive devices on the suspect, or on him or in the suspect vehicle. again, the officers first suspicions that we have the easy ly -- these cylinders in the vehicle he was going use it as a weapon to burn down the mexican consulate. victor, i talked to the police chief in the last hour and he said they did find propane tank, i think it was in the gunman's car, they sea

after midnight early monday morning, she was on the turnpike extension near interstate 78 through jersey cityhen he came across these two cones blocking traffic and a suspicious man not let i go him pass by. >> what is going on can i help with you something. >> reporter: you can hear him talk the two man briefly and go through cones and take off. >> he walks over to the car, as a good samaritan you give him the benefit of the doubt, at which point i felt him reach in the pocket and i knew something was going down so i left. >> reporter: he knew something wasn't right, he called police as he sped away. >> there is a car the on the side of the road with two cones in the middle of the street. >> reporter: he questioned the man's motive, worried it could have been part of the dangerous scheme. >> i could have been mugged. i don't think of the worst case scenario but that is what came to my mind after i left and called authorities. >> reporter: automotive expert lauren fix said he did the right thing. you should call police if you think someone needs help but keep driving and do not stop. >> if yo

city. moving on here to the ben franklin bridge this morning into new jersey, we have construction, two rightes are taken out, just something to keep in mind making your way in to new jersey. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm meg novilli back to you meg. >>> eagles are in green bay getting ready for aaron rodgers and the packers. we will have a preview coming up next in sports. but first here's a look at what is coming up tonight on cbs-3, we will be right back. hey! welcome home! woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. hey mom! it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. um... where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. just slide right in! ranked highest in customer satisfaction. ikea kitchens. >>> seven-two bird with the tough task of taking on green bay in lambeau field. packers 32-three in the last 35 home game. the key toys slow down aaron rodgers and packers passing attack. last week aaron score

by the way, ever get a good sniff of jersey city on a windy day where there is a perpetual burning ofires lol. frank brings up a good point. a lot of this crash comes from new jersey. is that going to matter do you think. >> it is not going to m it is a good points and it's frustrating because you figure why are they bringing their trash to pennsylvania and then complaining about the smell? the fact is what really matters here is whether or not the landfill is doing reasonable means to keep it as unsmelly as possible. so, if they're doing anything within their power to make sure that that's the case they'll have a good defense. if they're not, if there are things that they could be doing to make it better they're going have to do those things and they may have to pay some money. >> i think they've been trying to work on remediating the smell for a number of years. a couple viewers say not in my backyard. wait, it's been 44 years. people are idiots. this landfill has been there for a very long time. is that going to matter? it's been there for 40 some years and people move next to a la

and anderson had just delivered sheetrock to the construction site in jersey city when that tape measurel from the worker's belt 50 stories high. police say he was in the wearing a hard hat. >> he would have been hurt maybe in the hospital but it would have, it would have probably saved a life. >> it is very scary, i had no idea that something so small could do so much damage. >> a public safety official says that this incident appears to be a very tragic accident. >>> well, in egg harbor township tonight police are investigating a credit card theft, they are trying to identify this woman after cards were taken at island gym, and then used at a nearby low es store on october 27th. anyone with any information is asked to contact the police in egg harbor township. >>> the lure of a giant jackpot has been lining up for mega millions tickets. tonight's jackpot will be at least 321 million-dollar, that is the eighth largest in the game's history. there was no winner in friday's drawing, two tickets sold in new jersey though matched five numbers, and they are worth one million-dollar a piece.

midnight monday morning, he saw the orange cones blocking lanes of the new jersey turnpike near jersey cityscribes what happened next. >> he walk over to the car. as a good samaritan, give them the benefit of the doubt. you never know what will happen. reached into his pocket. i knew something was going down. so i left. >> called 911. new jersey state police arrested two men for setting up the fake roadblock. the incident is still under investigation. >> that is so scary, though, dark night, you don't know if you should stop for the guy. >> very dangerous. florida family gets surprise this their backyard. >> rita sanchez saw monster alligator. check the guy out. walking through a field in cape coral, now she was in the safety of her car. wildlife officer estimate full grown gator that just ate a big male. he said gators are known to walk through neighborhoods in search of food. he adds that a male gator can grow up to 15 feet, and female, up to 10 feet. >> wow i've been down there, i never saw anything that big, i used to work in fort myers right near cape coral. my, see them on the golf co

she's at newport mall in jersey city. deb, why don't we start with you.urious what you're seeing people buying. what are the best deals they're finding? >> it's interesting because it's been rather quiet up until now. this is the surge that some of the people were talking about yesterday, like charcoal thursday, monday is like vortex monday. there are a lot of different color schemes going on here. what we're seeing, though, and this is interesting, is that early in the morning when the overmight shoppers were here, and there were only about a handful of them. they had dozens of bags. now people are either starting to shop or shopping much more carefully. we're seeing things selling, people buying clothing, people buying bedding, some suitcases, one woman walked out with three deep fryers she was going to give as gifts and after all the various rebates, those were down to that $10. michaela, you see all these adsed that are in the newspapers, everybody's got them. it's not just about black friday anymore, it's really just about going to the dotcoms, makin

karen desoto, defense attorney and professor of political science at new jersey city university and psychologistrey guardier. good to have all of you with us tonight. >> thank you. >> dr. peterson, you first. bill cosby has been in american living rooms for decades. he's known for clean comedy and this is a man -- called him out on some of their actions and that's what's so shocking about all of this, what is your reaction to this tonight and how does bill cosby recover from this, as you see it? >> well, ed, i'm not sure if there's a recovery from these allegations and accusations and the firestorm around them. i think, i've talked a lot in the past publicly about my thoughts about mr. cosby's critique of young black folks and him sort of targeting the pathology without being informed of the conditions in which black folk live. when it comes to this situation there are some important takeaways. number one, don't think that you know what the face is of sexual assault and sexual sort of predatory nature because we want to say that we know what the person looks like. we know what the stereotype or

anderson just deliver sheet rock at the construction site in jersey city when that tape measure fellm a workman's belt, 50 stories high. police say he was not wearing a hard hat. >> i think he would have been hurt, maybe in the hospital, but would have probably saved a life. >> it is very scary. i have no idea that something so small could do so much damage. >> a public safety official said the incident appeared to be a tragic accident. >> on the hell watch this morning, wissahickon high school is dealing with a second case of whooping cough. >> a letter went taught parent on friday. it said that a sophomore had been diagnosed, and that other student may have been exposed. the first case of the disease at that school was confirmed by montgomery county health officials, back in september. >>> well, surprising new research about shift work and how it may be hurting your health. a study found that shift workers had lower scores on memory, processing speed, and overall brain power. it is suggesting monitoring the health of anyone who has perform shift work for more than ten years, resear

captain marvel would be a 16-year-old pakistani girl from jersey city. readers in ways we could never have imagined, partly due to the fact that her story is universal. people respond to her because her story is universal. >> so awesome. do you guys get to show up dressed as super heroes in the office? because i want to work there if that's the case. >> well, it is an option. i have yet to don a costume but that's for everyone's benefit. >> co-workers add some tattoos? >> we have, yes. >> thank you. what a great job sbchlt congratulations to rick in writing this. what a pleasure to have you on. >>> deciding that they wanted to follow me around for whatever reason and track my day, starting out at the "today" show and ending here at msnbc. no big superhero reveal. but here is a glimpse. >> natalie's about to read the news. i have a few minutes, maybe three, to quickly meet with the "news nation" team to see if there's anything i need to know. then i'll be right back down. this is my workout, these stairs, in these heels. as soon as the show is over, i hav

lets check with new jersey, our reporter, is live in atlantic city, cleve bryan, our new jersey reporter resident preparing for a very messy wednesday there, cleve. >> reporter: chris, it is really nice right now. looking at dune grass next to me it is barely moving but that is not the case tomorrow. gusts up to 45 miles an hour, there is going to be rain, whipping in your face. i spoke with some of the safety coordinators in town to find out how they are getting prepared. rought seas act as a warning of things to come as wet, windy weather business to soak the shore. the atlantic city office of emergency management and city public works had a meeting tuesday morning to finalize preparations for winter storm cato. >> being prepared, i spoke as director, he has met with his crews and if we have to we can bring crewness right away if there is snow a accumulation but we don't anticipate it. >> reporter: tides will be unusually high but is there a chance for minor flooding in low lying areas so all of the city drains had to be cleared. public safety officials have a message to those travelin

. >> reporter: she brought her unopened medical bills here to jersey city for an event kicking off the second year of open enrollment for health insurance, offered under the affordable care act also known as obama care. one of 200 events nationwide. more than 7 million people got insurance through the program through 2014 but many experienced technical nightmares when the web site healthcare.gov first launched and repeatedly crashed. this year no reports of problems. in his weekly address president obama urged consumers to shop around. >> it is worth starting right away and it might make a big difference for your family's bottom line. >> reporter: are current employees will be renewed. more insurers will enter the marketplace so the options may be different. she got the news she wanted. >> because of her income that she would not have to pay anything. >> i love it. >> reporter: this years open enrollment end february 15th, wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> much more to come here, we will check with face the nation's bob schieffer for a sometimes, caring for your neighbors

midnight monday morning when he saw the orange cones blocking lanes of the new jersey turnpike, near jersey cityribes what happened next. >> he walk over to the car, as good samaritan, you give him the benefit of the doubt, and at which pointy new something was going down, so i left. >> he called 911, new jersey state police arrested two men for setting up the fake roadblock. that incident is still being looked into. >> that looks frightening. >> no kidding, you pull up, think something is wrong, police officer maybe, and then -- >> i was just talking to paul the floor director, we would maybe go right through it, what's going snob. >> 7:20, new this morning, bridges new meaning to the expression holy cow. >> the bovine touted as world's tallest, hear her story, and find out how big she really is. whether we come back. >> first though, here's what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly". >>> deadly fire at north philadelphia homeless slter is under investigation. officials want to know, if the fire alarms in the three-story building were disable, one man was killed, in that fire. >> also, weaver

city. the fog is thickest in new jersey. holly, tom's river down to a quarter mile visibility and zero visibility right now in atlantic city and it just got a bit thicker in parts of delaware, too. dover the visibility is under a mile. >>> we're following two fires this morning. the first is at a ymca in abington. firefighters have just wrapped up on the scene. matt? >> vai, the big update right now are both lanes of 211 are open and an update of what happened here and the impact of this fire. that's coming up. >>> and flames kept firefighters busy overnight at six flags great adventure in new jersey. the fire is now out and the investigation is just getting started and an arson is being looked at as a possibility. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we are following breaking news for you this morning in montgomery county. fire rips through a ymca in abington and have an effect on parents who use the day care center. >>> and we do have some nice weather on tap. but, first, we've got to get through this fog. we'll get your forecast n

center this was a joint evident by several organizations including the sorority and the new jersey garden cityi chapter. >>> update now on christmas tree in reading that just wasn't well received. town officials now say they will decorate the little pine with a single red bulb just like in charlie brown christmas. reading residents complained the tree was ugly when it was unveiled. workers took took off the decorations they planned to place it but logistical issues forced them to keep that tree. reeded indication ceremony is set for december 6th and now that holiday lights are starting to go up we want to see pictures of your holiday display. you can send them to us use hashtag cbs-3 holiday lights gone to cbsphilly.com and hey, we may come to your home sometime next month. >>> we're talk bowing getting our christmas tree tomorrow and now i want to pick the ugliest ones on the lot because i feel bad for the ugly trees. john helped me out took my challenge last hour. my delaware viewers also jason in middletown, delaware, jumped in. with 34 degrees. thank you to our delaware and new jersey weat

jersey. atlantic city, stafford seeing a few raindrops on the radar.you can see most of the activity is off shore and already cleared out for the philadelphia area. now, the few spots that may not have dried off completely could see some icing this morning. allentown, reading and potstown are right around freezing or below in the pocono mountains where snow is on the ground. the wind blowing, the temperatures climbing only into the low 40s by lunchtime. but with a gusty wind it will feel like it's in the 30s. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in less than ten minutes. let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. jillian? >> the first accident of the morning. this is happening for drivers in new jersey 294

johnson accepted the presidential nomination at the democratic national convention in atlantic city, new jersey. less than a year earlier, lbj was sworn in following president kennedy's assassination. he would go on to win the general election against barry goldwater. next, president johnson's speech, in which he outlines the goals of what he calls a great society. this is about 30 minutes. >> he appreciates this tremendous reception, but he has a message to give to you and the american people. [applause]